Shippers Insist on Rate Schedule in Southeast
Shippers pressed for enforcement of Interstate Commerce Commission docket 1261, seeking southbound rate application while railroads push their own schedule. Discussions in chambers of commerce sessions revealed tension over compliance with the commission and potential revenue impacts for southern carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chamber of Commerce
D. M. Goodwyn
Goodwyn
W. M. Candler
National Industrial Traffic League of Chicago
Ohio
Mississippi
Seaboard
Chandler
Virginia
Shippee
Iron Boost Promise in New York Newspaper Ad
An old ad touts Nuxated Iron as the main spring of wealth and vigor. It claims iron enriches blood, strengthens nerves, and increases energy, promising quick absorption and refunds if results fail. Local availability through Jacetst Pharmacy Co and drug stores is noted.
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New York
Mom Very
Tuna
Jacetst Pharmacy Co
E O Perry New Carey Georgia Representative
E O Perry a Georgia native long associated with Carey headquarters in Lockland Ohio becomes Georgia representative for Philip Carey Co to strengthen the Atlanta based distributor network. He will maintain offices with Campbell Coal Co and has moved his family to Atlanta amid warm Georgia welcome from Savannah and Atlanta communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Carey Company
Lockland
Cincinnati
Ohio
Georgia
H. S. Whitmire
K. Us
Campbell Goal Company
Atlanta
Gouthern
Campbell Company
Ueilgit
Blu, Werry
Gtorgian
Uarey
al Lockland
Perry
J. . Campbell Corl Company
Carey
Atere
Ausburn
Alabama
School of Technology
Carrollton
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Savannahe
South
Mr. Perry
R. O. Campbell Coal Company
North America
The
Gift of Shriners
Savannah
Atlanta Man Elected to Supreme Council
According to advices from the Fraternal Aid union meeting in Detroit, Charles C. Gillett of Atlanta has been elected to the supreme council. Gillett, a past great sachem of the Red Men of Georgia, has long been active in fraternity life.
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Fraternal Aid Union
Detroit
Charles C. Gillett
Atlanta
Supreme Council
Gillett
Red Men of
Georgia
Fraternity
Lfe
Doors Open for Missing Vera Brightwell in Atlanta
Parents of Vera Brightwell appeal for her return as authorities and volunteers search Atlanta for the Atlanta area schoolgirl missing since Friday. They say she may have left home briefly and intends to return, describing her as cityward and in good spirits with no sense of danger. Vera was last seen near Cascade Road and Whitehall Street, after visiting the All-America Shoe Store, Atlanta Business College, and nearby soda shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Brightwell
Atlanta
Cascade Road
R. C. Brightwell
Cissing
Accident Fm
Vera
Whitehall Street
Brightwell
Cascade Terrace
Atlanta Business College
Revival of prison concerts eyed by Atlanta readers
The Good Words publication from the federal penitentiary reports a strong probability of reviving concerts for Atlanta citizens. Warden J. E. Dyche favors assemblies of musicians and complimentary tickets, with no major changes to routine except for necessary improvements, while promising outdoor games and sports continue as long as privileges are respected.
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Atlanta
Federal Penitentiary
J. E. Dyche
Good Worda
Dyche
Anda
Jone
Harris to Fight Murder Plot Charge
Harris, held in Fulton county Tower, plans to fight charges of conspiring to murder Fortner. Lawyer Len Guillebeau contends conspiracy without actual murder attempt is not a crime. Grand jury session set for Friday. Harris claims no offense.
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Len B. Gulliebens
Thomas J. Har‘tig
Fulton County
Robert C. Dennig
C. C. Fortner
West Sixth Street
Fulton County Grand Jury
Harris
Guillebeau
Dennis
Fortner
Harriy
Forner
Weat Sixth Street
McCurdy
DeKath
Georgia Supreme Court judgments briefed from Chatham and other superior courts
Georgia's Supreme Court reviews a batch of judgments from Chatham, Tattnall, Pike, Folton, Bleckley, Tift, and Fulton superior courts. Attorneys Adams, Owens, Meldrin, Sheppard, Searcy, and others appear for plaintiffs in error with W. C. Cooper and Denny serving as counsel for the state or defense. The cases include certified questions and an affirmative answer in Watters & Co. Inc. v. ONeill et al. with various solicitors general listed.
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Gltizena
Hank Et al
State of Georgia
Chatham Superior Court
Meldrim
Adams & Adams
George W. Owens
Con‘ra
Barbour
Conten
Millogy
State
Folton Superior
Courtidge Hammond
Cohh & Foster
TR. A. Denny
Attorn
John A. Boykin
Solicitor-General
Graham Wright
A. Stephens
Lloyd Vy
Bleckley Superior Cmrt
Granham
C. A. Weldington
John Tt. Cooper
W. C. Cooper
Plainiff
RK. A. Denny
M. H. Boyer
Graham Welcht
Tinekatone Vy. Nelson
Tiftanes Peourt
Eve
John Henry Poote
J. 8
Foy
Watters & Co. Inc
V. O'Neill
Two Alienists to Report on Kelley Case Today
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick appointed two alienists to examine Jack Kelley, condemned to death for LeRoy Trezler's murder in Griffin. Dr. James Baird Sr. and Dr. Anthony completed the exam. a sealed report to the governor will influence whether the death sentence is commuted to life imprisonment. The governor will rely on their findings, with a possible respite if requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Hardwick
Jack Kelley
Griffin
LeRoy Trezler
Atlanta
Kelley
James B. Baird, Sr
BE. BR. Anthony
Anthony
Baird
Lvbacy Commission
H. A.allan
Rail line seeks to end Dixie Flyer stops in Georgia
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard petitions on Wednesday from Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway asking to discontinue Dixie Flyer stops at Marietta Cartersville Kingston and Calhoun Georgia claiming adequate service by other trains. The Athens Railway and Electric Company was also heard on a petition to issue 1700000 in bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riate Trirong Commission
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway
Marietta
Cartersville
Kingston
Calhoun
Athens Railway and Electric Company
Sanitary Inspectors Demand Writ To Fight Discharges
Attorney Aiding Chambers, representing four sani tary inspectors recently demoted, said he will file a writ of certiorari to challenge the health board action. He noted a 30 day period to decide on procedure and that action will follow soon. The case centers on the discharge during Chief John Jentzen’s absence.
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Chambers
Health Board
John Jentzen
Sanitary Department
Meldrim to Attend Bar Meet in Cincinnati
Peter W. Meldrim judge of the superior court of Chatham county will attend the American Bar association meeting in Cincinnati on September 1. He is a past president of the association and once lost a bid for the office by one vote to William H. Taft, now chief justice of the United States Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Peter W. Meldrim
Superior Court
Chatham County
American Bar Association
Cincinnati
Meldrim
William H. Taft
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals of Ga Judgments affirmed
Hennon and Mitchell appeal from Floyd city court Judge Nunnally. Hurria and Harrix for plaintiffs in error Max Meyerhardt contra. Sutton v State from Swainsboro city court Imilge Kirkland. T N Brown for plaintiff in error I W W Rounties solicitor contra. Rehearing Denied Walkeg v City of Calta from Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennon Et Mitchell
Floyd
Nunnally
Hurria & Harrix
Max Meyerhardt
Sutton v
Bills Introduced in Senate Wednesday
The following bills were introduced in the senate Wednesday By Senator Colson of the 1th To repeal the act creating the Glenwood public school system By Senator Thorpe of the Ind- To omen the act establishing the city court of Reidsville By Senator Collum of the 18th To aid In establishment of one or more consolidated public schools in each county In the state By Senator Boykin of the 29th To put Into effect the constitutional amendment approved in November 1920 allowing all Confederate veterans residing in Georgia on January 1, 1320 to draw pensions
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Senate
Colson
Glenwood
Thorpe
Reidsville
Collum
Boykin
Georgia
Measures Introduced In House Wednesday
The House on Wednesday introduced several bills spanning labor, judiciary, elections, and governance. Notable items include child labor restrictions, uniform vehicle bills, bonds signing reforms, no fence voting limits, constitutional electing of clerks, pension payments during emergencies, judge rotation, and moving toward state funded pauper aid.
Amendments to constitution and bills in Georgia House
A long list of proposed house resolutions and amendments is presented including changes to Confederate veterans pensions and marriage limits, deeds for secured debt, removal for incompetency or malfeasance, dam safety fishways, docket order in criminal cases, exemptions for household goods, funding for Georgia Tech, labor organization legality, sanitation disclosures for food service, salary revisions, railroad freight rate revisions, and appropriations for a governor's temporary mansion and agency expense oversight.
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Spor
Clifton
Lee
Caneta
Moore
Appling
Brownlee
Elbert
Sumner
Wheeler
General Judiciary
Mason
Hart
Fulton
Georgia Tech
Valentina
Chatham
Itc
Hatwkins
Washington
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Baltimore
Isha
New Republic
E. O. Perry
Adamas
India
Brazil
South Africa
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
ATL
Supreme Court of Georgia
Wudgmouth Haverson
Littefield Et al
Town of Adel
M Cook Superior Court
Dickerson
Mendricke
J.P. Knight
Tnion Investment Company
Kelloy
Case
Court of Appeals of Ga
Walkeg
City of Calta
Grady
McHonald
Richmond
Singletary
Taylor
Smith
Haralson
Supreme Court
Court of
Maddox
Spalding
Clinch
Mayo
Mitchell
Albany Judicial Circuit
Mundy
Polk
Lankford
Toombs
Corbitt
Atkinson
Brantley
Pierce
Railroad Commission
Webb
Lowndes
Fowler
Bibb
Beck
Carroll
Highway Department
Sporting Goods
Parks-Chambers- Hardwick Co
the White Company
Cleveland
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