Mayors Debate Annexation and Merger Question
The Lions Club luncheon in Piedmont Hotel featured Kirkwood mayor J. J. Bryant urging Atlanta to court Kirkwood for annexation. Former Kirkwood mayor R. F. Gilliam warned that Atlanta’s collapse would devastate Kirkwood, while Judge D. B. Kinkead favored bringing small towns in if persuasion fails. East Point Mayor D. A. McDuffie spoke in support of annexation.
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Atlanta
Kirkwood
R. F. Gilliam
The
Lions
Piedmont
J. J. Bryant
D. B. Kinkead
Lions Club
Coumbus
Ohio
Ohio Court of Common’ Pleas
New York
South
Columbus
D. A. McDuffie
East Point
Old Timers Back After Years of Illness and Recovery
A testimonial notes a man who had nearly given up after doctors could not help. After using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, he reports relief from digestive issues, gas, and catarrhal mucus, claiming renewed health and youth for thirty years. A claim of one dose convincing or money back is included with Jacobs' Pharmacy advertising.
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Philadelphia
Mayr
Jacobs
Arermrr
Gall Bellesse Taxicab
You Can Have Pretty Hair You Can Have Pretty Hair
An advertisement promotes Quin-Mont hair dressing made from quinine and bergamot oil. Apply to hair roots two or three times weekly using fingertips for a noted improvement in a few weeks. Sold at drug stores or by mail for 25 cents from Quin Mont Laboratories in Atlanta Galaty.
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Cts
Quin-Mont Laboratories
Atlanta
Kirkwood Annexation Debate Focuses on City Merger
At a luncheon in Atlanta the question of annexation centered on Kirkwood with Mayor Bryant arguing against immediate merger over water and school concerns. Proponents noted Kirkwood pupils already attend Atlanta high schools and that reciprocal fire services exist. Officials indicated the merger would be settled by Kirkwood voters after broad legislative support to submit the issue locally. Music and entertainments accompanied the event, and club members planned civic baseball fundraisers for July 30.
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Atlanta
East Point
College Park
Hapeville
Kirkwood
Bryant
Chattahooches
Gillam
Georgia
Decatur
Giillam
General Council of
Fulton County
General Assembly
DeKalb
DeKalb and Fulton
Lions’ Orchestra
Sarah Moulton
Mary Singleton
Newton C. Wing
Woman's Club
Lions-Civitan
Ponce de Lear Park
Atlanta Women Voters to Debate City Charter Changes
The seventh ward League of Women Voters meeting at Lee Street school will discuss if Atlanta’s city charter should be amended for the public good. Mrs W T Mooney will preside as president of the avonth War League. A recent League session at the Chamber of Commerce featured Dr Joy Bowdoin of the state health department and Miss Betsie Edwards of Shelbyville noting non partisan avenues for women’s influence and the marriage bill medical examinations for men.
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City of
Atlanta
Seventh Ward
League of Women Voters
Lee Street
W. T. Mooney
Avonth War League
Chamber of Commerce
Joy Bowdoin
State Health Department
Betsie Edwards
Shelbyville
Bowdoin
General Assembly
Miss Edwards
Woman's Auxiliary
Republican National Committee
Highsmith Trial Postponed as Payne to Face Jury
Highsmith's bribery case in Atlanta faces postponement after he withdrew demand for trial this term. Judge Humphries granted delay with consent of Solicitor General Boykin. Separately, W. L. Payne awaits trial on graft charges in the same division. sealed indictments issued for both cases and tentative truces filed in pen court.
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John 8
Highsmith
Atlanta
John D. Humphries
John A. Boykin
Steve Felder
Nat McWhorter
Edgar Watking
W. L. Payne
Criminal Division of Superior Court
Humphries
Payne
Fulton County Jury Commissioners Meet August 1
Fulton county jury commissioners will meet August 1 to revise the petit and grand juries. The six members are John R. Dickey George H. Sima William M. Brown James L. Sims James A. Massey and A. D. Adair Jr. Individuals may request removal if deaf or disabled and must submit written sworn statements.
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Fulton County
John RF. Dickey
George H. Sima
William M. Brown
James L. Sims
James A. Massey
A. D. Adair, Jr
Woodall launches re election bid in Atlanta
Councilman Fred C Woodall of the third ward announces his candidacy for reelection arguing for law and order and police department reform. He cites support from three grand juries and a city committee, urges keeping politics out of police work, and pledges sewer and street projects plus school beautification and park funding.
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Fred C. Woodall
Atlanta
Woodalls
Woodall
Third Ward
Gtand
Council
Conncllman
Councilmanic Banco
Charles Roth to give psychology lecture at church
Charles H. G. Roth will present a psychology lecture titled The Life Worth While at Central Congregational Church Thursday at 8 pm. The event promises insight into a meaningful life and draws local attendees seeking inspiration.
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Charles Roth
Central Congregational Church
Charles H. G. Roth
Baby Birth Announcements Chronicle Multiple Names
A long list records numerous birth announcements with names and addresses, noting newborn girls and boys on various dates from May to July. Included are Barrow, Shockley, Kabo, Morris, Jaumen, McCall, and many others, detailing parental residences and infant gender.
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W. T. Barrow
Elizabeth
F. L. Shockley
North Side Park
Steve Kabo
Grove Street
J. A Morris
Reinbarut
E. J. Jaumen
Aio North Ahiteford
Mra H
McCall
Blue Ridge Avenue
Hampton
B. H. Tucker
Stra
Tharry
Decator
F. A Burnett
Langhorne
T. ‘Christian
F Brown
Westwood ‘Avenue
P. N. Burton
Washington
Te. W. Ross
Enat
Georgia Me
W. . Cage, Jr
Prado
C Moon
Avenue
Airs
W. FR. Saye
Detmar Avenue
C. L. Lee
Marietta Street
Health Talks on Wheat, Buttermilk and Food Processing
William Brady discusses skepticism toward canned wheat and refined foods, arguing natural dry wheat preserves vitamins and that manufacturers overstate benefits of processed products. He critiques buttermilk marketing claims and notes fermented milks are generally wholesome, while Metchnikoff’s extreme yogurt theory lacks solid support.
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Metchnikoff
Governor's Mansion Sale Bill Advances in Senate Today
A bill to sell lease or exchange the governor's Peachtree Street mansion moves in the senate, backed by Governor Hardwick and introduced by Senator Pat Haralson. It creates a governor secretary of state and attorney general commission to manage sale or lease and fund a new mansion with proceeds. Five offers have been received, with a new mansion required in any agreement. Senators Haralson and Manson expect a large senate majority.
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Peachtree Street
Senate
Hardwick
House
Pat Haralson
Fortieth
House Committees On
Georgia
Haralson
Frank Manson
Veterans Dance Tickets On Sale In Atlanta Union
Tickets for the public dance to be held at Taft hall next Friday evening by the Greater Atlanta post are on sale at Franklin Cox Nun nallys Oppenheam Cigar Company Wise Drug Company in the Howard theater building and at M Rich Hrog company The hall will also sell tickets Officers of the post promise a fine evening with music and chaperons Mrs B M Boykin president of the Atlanta Woman's club and other clubwomen will supervise the event
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Taft Hall
Atlanta
Franklin & Cox, Nunnallys
Oppenheam Cigar Company
Wise Drug Company
Howard Theater
M. Rich & Hrog. Company
B M. Boykin
Atlanta Woman's Club
Bills Introduced in Senate Tuesday
The following new bills were introduced in the senate Tuesday. By Senator Ridley of the twenty eighth to abolish the board of commissioners of roads and revenue of Jasper county for county matters. By Senator Wohlwender of the twenty fourth to amend the code relative to reviver of corporations for reviver of charters for library religious charitable school and educational associations. By Senator David of the forty third to amend the act establishing the charter of the city of Calhoun. By Senator Johns of the twenty seventh to amend Park's code relative to compensation for deputy clerks of county courts.
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Senate
Ridley
Abollah
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Jasper County
Board of Commissioners of Roads
Wohlwender
General
David
Forty Third
Calhoun
Johns
Twenty Seventh
Park
Postpone Action On Regent Board For Georgia Education
A Georgia senate resolution calls for a study of the state trustee system and a later report to the next legislature on proposed abolition of current boards in favor of a single seven member regents board. The measure, at governor Hardwick’s urging, delays final action this summer to allow review and comparison with other states.
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Senate
University of Georgia
Cone
Board of Regents
Boards of Trustees
Hardwick
House
Court of Appeals of Ga. Morrow v Redding et al list of cases
Court of Appeals of Georgia affirms and reverses multiple Fulton Dublin Blakely Carrollton and other city and superior court decisions. Names include Morrow Redding Jordan Daniels Morgan Leonam State Adams Camp and others with lawyers listed. Judgments reversed and cases remanded.
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Trudgmores
Morrow
Redding
Fulton Superior Court
Lis
Morrow & Morrow
W. C. Munday
Contra
Troberta
Shlpee Overlands Incorporated
Ellie
J. Walter LeCraw
Fred E. Harrison
Virlyn
Moore, Brandon & Hynil
Jordan Y. Dauglag & Company
Bnaleburat
Knox
Drew
McDonald & Willingham
Newton Gaskins
Centre Yealey
State
Dublin
Stargia
Adams
R. Karl Camp
Wiliam Brunson
Martin & Laner Paint Company
V. Daniels
Blakely City
Gray
E L. Smith
W. Fortaou
Chimbliss
Chandler
Greenville
Hoot
N. F Culpepper
Erra
RK. A. McGr Mw
City of
Warrenton
Bradshaw
Warren Auparior Court
Hardeman
Leid
McGregor
M. E. Felts
RW. Ware
Kersey Et al
Swainsboro
Kirkland
W. Toner
I. W. Rowntree
Floyd Tanderg
No Accident Week Planned By Chamber Of Commerce
A junior chamber of commerce committee in charge of safety campaigns has announced a plan for No Accident Week August 7 to 13. Chairman Louis Estes Jr and secretary J C Robinson report over 200 heads of large businesses will be enlisted. Corporations including Southern Bell, Georgia Railway and Power, A B & A Railroad, and Otis Elevator will urge employees to observe the week with mass meetings and speakers provided by the chamber.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
Louis Estes, Jr
J. C. Robinson
Junior Chamber
Colored Teachers Appointed for Mercy County Schools
H J Williams superintendent of the public Mercy County school colored district announced the names of teachers appointed for the coming term. Principal Green leads a list including Ethel Lewis, Mary Heard, Hattie Jenkins, Laura Moore, and Eugene Alexander among others.
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H. J. Williams
Mercy County
H .¥. ‘Green
Ethel Lewis
Mary Heard
Hattie Jenkins
Laura Moore
Eugene Alexander
City Water Safe Despite Muddy Look Says Smith
W Zode, general manager, notes ten times normal mud entering the coagulating basins, causing murky water. Despite color, water is safe due to heavy chlorination. basins can’t remove the stain. Rain runoff from the Chattahoochee basin dumped silt, but peak mud load has passed and normal clarity should return in days.
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Ity
W. Zode
Mr. Smith
Chattahooches
Dust and arsenate advertise Dixie Brand Celcium Arsenate
An old style agricultural ad promises rewards for fighting corn weevils with Dixie Brand Celcium Arsenate dust. It claims triple usage this year due to 1920 results and offers direct shipping from Atlanta or Milledgeville. Culver & Kidd, Inc. Milledgeville, Tennessee?
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Atlanta
Milledgeville
Culver & Kidd, Inc
Tinnvein
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Sloan
Finas
Smoke Stachelberg
Haas & Howell
AIT
Engineering and Rates
Aaron Haas
Insurance
Candler Building
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
of Whitehall St
Banco
Ormond Street
Hill Street
McDonough Road
Fred C Woodall
William Brady, M. B
Governor's Mansion
Regent Board
Clay
Childs
Con
Fleming
Pope
Weaver
Marietta
Bond Hill
Wall
Senator Childs
Boards of
Court of Appeals of Ga
TR. Buicheson
H. Porter
Howart J. State
Muscogee Superior Court
Judge Humphries
Miller
C. F. McLaughlin
Burke
Talteferry Superior Court
Indyr Shugley
Abin G. Galuelee
A. L. Velta
Frans
Taliaferro Superior Court
Judge Shurley
J. A. Mitchall
M. L. Felts
Tudge Shurley
J A Beazley
M. J. Felts
Contr. Johnson v. State
Polk Superior Court
Jorge Irvin
Mundy & Watkins
J. Hutcheson
Powell Vy. State
Wesker Superior Court
Dudge Wright
Rosser & Shaw
Taylor
Lattimore Y. State
Bible Superior Court
Matthews
John R. Cooper
W. O. Cooner, Jr
Charles H. Garrett
Brinkley
Wheeler Superior Court
Graham W. B. Kent
M. H Boyer
Owens
Biime
Btighland
Douglas City Court
Henson
RF. B. Christian
J. A. Roberta
Johnson v. State
Webster Superior Court
Littlejown
F Souter
MM. A. Walker
Jwe.Felton
Trynn-Harrie-Bullard
Company
Butler
Bryan Auperior
Sheppard
F. Slater
J. H. Smith
Watters & Company, Incorporated
V. O'Neill
Siime Ai Kakviay
Noonally
Bee J. Tangtey
Aintier
Deany & Wright
Piates
Morgan City
Aodee FL
Bimith
H Dorsey
L Greer
Il. Miller
Porandeeon
Dawson City
Edwarda Parke & Parks
W. H. Gurr
Mate
Cobb Superior Court
Blate Moxley & Gann
Moss
John
Wood
J.K. Orr Shoe Co
Red Seal
Morris Fertilizer Co
A. M. Robinson Co
Aragon
White Provision Co
Packers of
Wieners
Frank E. Block
Bakers of
Kennesaw Biscuits
Smith
Tri N
Pryor St
Ion
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
Savings Bank
Federal Reserve System
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