Senate Seethes Over Spicy Talks In Georgia Senate
The Georgia Senate erupted in sharp exchanges as Senators Hule Kea and McGregor traded barbs during a debate on redistricting. McGregor denied lobbying for the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce while discussing a bill that would affect school books and statewide spending, with continued remarks about publishers and state appointments.
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Atata Senate
Hule
Kea
McGregor
Ken
Hale
Anderson
Elf
Hate
Senate
Uwaie
Mybody
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Clute
Jea
Thirty-Arth
State Senate
Chamber of Commerce
McCrory
Allen
Webster's Blue Bk
Irwin
Dr Aven Appointed Chief of Atlanta Medical College Clinic
Dr Aven, long connected with the Atlanta Medical College since his graduation in 1810, is named chief of the college clinic. He is studying at Harvard in Boston and will visit Baltimore New York and Philadelphia before starting his duties in the fall.
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Carl €. Aven
Atlanta Medical College
Harvard School of Medicine
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Detective 3 Praised as Freeman Robbery Case Unfolds
Clark Howell Sr praised two city detectives for quickly solving a home robbery at 737 Peachtree Street. Bo Freeman, a Negro, was indicted by the Fulton County grand jury for breaking into the Howell residence. Detectives Coker and Andrews traced the suspect after a neighbor described a man leaving the house. Freeman confessed within hours on Cathedral Street and revealed the location of $24 and a stolen revolver.
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Clark Howell
Bo Freeman
Neero
Fulton County Grand Jury
Peachtree Street
Coker
Andrews
Howell
Freeman
Manufacturing Co Sued by Central Bank
The Central Bank and Trust Company as trustees for Empire Mining and Manufacturing bondholders filed suit in Fulton superior court against Empire Mining and Manufacturing for payment of principal and overdue semiannual interest on 80 first mortgage bonds valued at 25 dollars each, secured by lands in DeKalb county. The case was set for the September term.
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Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Empire Mining and Manufacturing Company
Fulton Superior Court
DeKalb County
Candler, Thomson & Hirsch
Picture record of the little folks in our store ad
An advertisement promotes photography for children up to growing age. It invites readers to visit Bons, optician at 42 N Broad Street, to learn how to make good pictures and enjoy a lasting picture record of children's growth.
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Ist
Jno
Ll. Moore Bons
Opticiana
N. Broad Street
Death of Col Johnson Accident Unavoidable Says Son
Col Fletcher M Johnson died after being struck by a car in Gathenville Georgia and his son Hammond Toenson says the accident was unavoidable the driver Mrs Palmour acted carefully and the family asks no blame be assigned to anyone the letter requests fair treatment in press reports to prevent injustice
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Fletcher
Johnson
Gathenville
Palmour
Hammond Johoson
Galoenville
The
Constitution
Atlanta
Fletcher M. Johnson
Wammond Toenson
Four Churches Hold Capitol Services in Georgia Event
Sunday night at 8 in front of the Georgia State Capitol four churches Trinity Methodist Central Presbyterian First Christian Second Baptist join with the Salvation Army band to lead singing. Dr John H E White spoke last Sunday on Make Christ Hing in Georgia and will lecture on The Most Popular Sin in Georgia this Sunday night. Pastors from other churches preach August 1. Twelve hundred chairs and Capitol steps accommodate about 1,800 attendees. The long service begins at 7 45.
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Georgia State Capitol
Salvation Army
Trinity Methodist
Central Presbyterian
First, Christian
Second Baptist
John HE
White
Capitol Steps
Georgia
Capitol
Matthews Sentenced to Three Years in Georgia Penitentiary
J c Matthews a former Georgia railroad car inspector was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary by Judge Ben Hill in Fulton superior court. The second trial followed a mistrial from weeks earlier after Matthews was convicted of breaking into a car and stealing whisky and other merchandise on March 28.
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J. c. Matthews
Georgia Railroad
Thoreday
Ben Hill
Criminal Division of
Fulton Superior Court
Matthews
Widow and children share Rogers estate
The will of the late L. W. Rogers probated by Ordinary John R. Wilkinson leaves most of the Rogers home at 330 West Peachtree Street and stock in the Je W. Rogers company to be divided equally between his widow Martha Lillian and son Harold Rogers and daughter. No appraisal was made, but the estate value is estimated between 349000 and 68000.
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L. W. Rogers
John R. Wilkinson
Rogers
Peachtree Street
Je W. Rogers
Martha Lillian
Harold Rogers
Lightning strikes boy in Georgia yard on sunny day
In LaGrange Georgia a 4 year old boy, son of Mr. and Mrs. F Poythreas, was struck by a blinding flash while playing in the front yard. He sustained only a slight burn on his forehead and recovered quickly after his mother called a physician.
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LaGrange
Griining
F. Poythreas
Atlanta Methodist Conference Begins in Atlanta District
The Atlanta Methodist Episcopal conference opens with Bishop Warren Candler as Friday speaker on The New Methodist University and Its Possibilities. Thursday adopted resolutions endorsing a new 5 million dollar Methodist university in Atlanta and a 1 million dollar endowment by Asa G. Candler. Missionaries and local preachers' committees were named, and two ministers were admitted on trial. Dinner at Slenwood Avenue and Flat Shoals Road followed. Rev. Jenkins spoke on the missionary movement at the pension evening session.
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New Methodist University
Warren
Candler
Atlanta
Martha Brown
Desperate addicts seek confinement over drug ban
In Hochester New York on July 23 police report several young men, victims of drug addiction, pleaded to be placed in confinement after a state law prohibiting sale of habit forming drugs took effect July 1. Some warned they might kill or harm themselves without confinement. Authorities plan a hospital for treatment of drug victims.
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Hochester
N. V5
Atlanta Shoe Jobbers Win Freight Case Victory at ICC ruling
The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the carriers bid to raise freight rates from Boston and northeastern ports to Atlanta. The commission upheld the existing 95 cent per hundredweight rate, a decision praised by W. A. Wimbish attorney for the Atlanta Freight Bureau as a major victory for Atlanta shoe jobbers and retailers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Boston
Atlanta
Hichmond
Commission
Commerce Court
Carriera
W. A. Wimbish
Wimbish & Ellis
Atlanta Frolerie Bureau
Booze and Women End Chief McGrath in Savannah
In Savannah on July 23 a county police chief J H McGrath was suspended and fired after a meeting of county commissioners, with First Lieutenant HS Harley promoted to chief. Also from Americus Sumter county marketed a second cotton bale weighing 410 pounds sold to Kalinon & Co for 13 cents, produced by Presley Ragan near Americus.
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Savannnah
J. H. McGrath
HS Harley
Americus
Sumter County
Presley Ragan
Kalinon & Co
Harris Addresses Big Crowd in Toccoa
Judge Barz Dias spoke this afternoon to a large audience in Toccoa, touching on past friendships and campaigning for Mr. Harris. Harris declared there had never been trouble with Bacon’s faction and forecast a strong result for himself, noting support from Cordele and veterans. He planned stops in Hartwell and Royston tomorrow, with expectations to carry Habersham easily.
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Roceaa
Barz Dias
Hardman
Harris
Campatiza
Ena
Stephene
Bacon
Stephens
Walter He
Harry Sroke
Habersham
Hartwell
Royston
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Emmett Deroy
Fransis X. Bushman
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the Wolf
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Sprucepine
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Progressive Railway OF the South
Fred Geissler
Atlanta, GA
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Asheville
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Central OF Georgia Railway
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