Southern Railway to Move Headquarters From Washington
Directors approve renting a Washington building for part of the auditing and executive staff while signaling a future shift of Southern Railway Company headquarters to a central location. Officials cite mail delays from Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi and Missouri as a key reason, with Atlanta most discussed among southern cities as a potential site.
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Washington
Southern Railway Company
Southern
Heroie
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Missouri
Atlanta
Musical Recital at St Johns Tuesday
A combined musical program by St Johns church members will be held Tuesday night in a tent at Pulliam and Bass streets at o'clock. Proceeds go to the church building fund. The program features guitar, violin, vocal and reading acts including Miss Louise Printup, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Brogdon, Miss Annie Mee Broach, Mrs. Well, Mrs. Parmalee, Dr. Stuckey, R. D. Fairman, and the City Salesmen quartet.
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St John's Church
Pulliam and
Bass Streets
R D. Fairman
Reunion at Old Sad Bar in Macon Draws 400 Friends
July 17 Macon Ga special notes a reunion at the Ocmulgee river sand bar near the Swimming Hole. Prominent citizens including Willinghams Winships L 3 Burghard attend a noon barbecue under sweetgum trees. Chester Jones heads the feast and is honored after a light court scene and witty plea for freedom.
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Chester Jones
Georgia
Sam Wescott
Jones
Minter Wimberly
R. W. Jemison
O. C. Gibson
B. E Willingham
L. Hurghard
Special Music at Jackson Hill Church
A church choir at Jackson Hill will present a special program Sunday night on the eighteenth. Prominent city talent has been secured to join the choir including Miss Boynton, Miss Winne, Miss Jones, Miss Waters, John M. Cooper, Judson Peet, Marion Hood, Carl King, violinist Michaelia, and organist H. W. Barnes.
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Jackson Hill Church
Sop
Miss Boynt
Jane
Miss Boynton
Misa Winne
Miss Jones
Misa Waters
John M. Cooper
Judson Peet
Marion Hood
Carl King
Mr. Michaelia
H. W. B Barnes
Dr. Hinkle Denies Charges in Georgia Suit
The case against Dr. A B Hinkle alleging $10,000 in damages after a car collision has an answer filed by an Atlanta law firm led by John D. Little. The suit brought by Michael Fitzgerald is set for the next term of Macon Superior Court.
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Macon
Fury
A B Hinkle
Michael Fitzgerald
Dr. Hinkle
Atlanta
John D. Little
Big city street car strike ends after arbitration
Rejoicing followed news that the major street car strike in a large city was settled by a board of arbitration. Analysts say many strikes could be prevented with this approach, while a separate note warns of stomach health. a remedy like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is marketed to strengthen the inner man and avert various ailments.
West Point seeks Macon line buy via A W P node
Rumor in Macon that Atlante and West Point railway interests aim to acquire the Macon and Birmingham line from Macon to LaGrange, via an independent route into Macon. President Wickersham of the A and W P plans investigations over terminal facilities and a possible transfer, with a view to securing the property.
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Macon
Wickersham
Atlante and
West Point
Birmingham
LaGrange
Parrott Httle
Georgia Southern
Florida
Sofkee
Infirmary fund all raised for Tabernacle work
Dr Len G Broughton reports the Tabernacle infirmary fund goal of 5000 was exceeded, reaching 6000 in cash and pledges by July 18. He thanks donors, press, and contributors from Athens to Greensboro, listing many supporters and noting final settlement expected by August 10.
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Len G Broughton
Constitution
Tabernacle Infirmary
Thia
St of
Len G. Broughton
M G Campbell
Lucy Irby
BR. F. Wright
Mra Page
Pearl Waters
H M. Patterson & Son
C. Caldwell
St. Mra
J. Kling
Jesse B Lee
Tabernacle Church
Mise Louise Peacock
John EF. White
H. E. W. Palmer
BE. B Meil
Athens
Countess
O. Lyndon
Capitol Avanus Wol
T. J. Buchanan
Edgewood
Winn & Lowndes
J.B. Phillips
Macon
Lamar Sims
Milledgeville
W. G Saunders
Major Calloway
City
J. M. Taylor
Rayle
Greensboro
Marmle Robinson
W. M. Kimbro
H. D. Goodwin
G. Arnold
Lucy Hudson
W. Branch
May Ghevayling
John T. Boswell
Branch
Toccoa
McCarty
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ST. John's
OLD Sad Bar
Jackson Hill
Wathie Aantnd
McClure’s
Glass Competieres
Abe
Este
Wales
Y la
McClure Ten-Cent Co
Whitehall Street Corner
Hanter
Nmmcon
HAM
Alf Taylor
Galneaville
Tennesses
Brena Ciasisuana Iodar
Georgia Military College
United States
Cadet
NoShams
James M. Little
U.S. 8. Inft
South
WM. E. Reynolds, A. M
Milledgeville, Ga
Bumber Co
Atlanta, GA
Cy A
Tripod Paint CO
N.ervor St
DR. Woolley
Cassfort
Bom
Woolley Co
J. W. Darsey
Third St
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