New Credits Bill Flayed by Norris in Senate
Washington July 27 A bipartisan Senate bloc backs the administration plan for agricultural credits as a substitute for the Norris bill. Senator Norris accuses a political machine behind Kellogg's substitute drafted by Hoover and Meyer. he condemns alleged collusion with Vice President Coolidge and Senator Curtis as administrators push to place the War Finance Corporation in charge of credits.
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Washington
Senate
Norris
Nebraal
White House
Coolidge
War Finance Corporation
Kelloge
Minnesota
Hoover
Meyer
Harding
Kellogg
Cooldge
Curtis
Kansas
Kallege
Georgia Baptist Assembly Opens Three Day Session at Blue Ridge
The Georgia Baptist assembly begins its eight day session at Blue Ridge next Sunday morning. Noted leaders including Dr. B. B. Gray Dr. J. Henderson Dr. W. C. James Dr. Rufus W. Weaver and others will speak and confer. The event runs through August 7 with morning and evening addresses and recreational afternoons. Extra coaches from Louisville and Nashville will handle increased traffic to Blue Ridge.
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Georgia Baptist Assembly
Blue Ridge
B. B. Gray
Home Aleesion Board
J. Henderson
Bavannah
Maud McLure
Louisville
W. J. Neel
Cartersville
E. F. Campbell
Gainesville
C. McGinty
Mercer University
Miss Maud Powell
Atlanta
Georgia
Little Mountain City
Georgia Hantista
Louisville and Nashville Railway
Bite Ridge
Arkwright Explains Pay-e Front Doors Policy
Georgia Railway and Power president Arkwright explains in The Constitution his stance on opening front doors of pay as you enter cars only on special occasions and with conductor oversight. He references a prior rule, notes its lapse, and says it is renewed and being enforced by the transportation superintendent.
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Preston
Arkwright
The
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Murphy Candler
Railroad Commission
Candler
Shackelford
Superintendent of Transportation
Plans Announced for Royal Proclamation Ceremonial
The Royal Proclamation announces the On to Chattanooga Ceremonial by Kilba Temple 123 on July 2 on the Forsyth Building 3rd floor. Ceremonial begins at 8 oclock with Tyros to report by 630. Imperial Palace meeting next month may raise admission to 50 dollars. Members with 1921 paid up cards admitted. Votaries wear fezzes. Doctor Richard M Eubanks Royal Vizier orders at least three hundred extra chairs for a record crowd with many applications filed with Secretary BL Owens.
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Chattanooga
Kilba Temple
Dramatic Order
Knights of Khorassan
Forsyth Building
al Tyros
Imperial Palace
Richaard M. Eubanks
Owens
Atlanta Building Permits Hit 1.764 Million
City records show July permits total 1 764 417 dollars with 119 new residences issued and only two apartment permits. Since January 1 construction started on 729 homes, projected to exceed 1 200 by year end. The largest permit, 985 000 dollars, finances a Federal Reserve Bank addition on Marietta Street.
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Atlanta
C J. Bowen
Federal Reserve Bank
Mari~etter Street
Dry Offcers Fail To Convince Jury At Colquitt Court
In Moultrie Georgia a Colquitt superior court jury acquitted J A and L T May two Berlin area residents of violating prohibition laws. Police testimony by Stewart and Cobb failed to sway jurors after a twenty four hour case period. The term includes about 10 liquor prosecutions and relies heavily on the two officers testimony.
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Moultrie
Colquitt Superior Court
Stewart and Cobb
J A
L. T May
Berlin
Mays
Drv
General Eli Hoyle Dies in Washington at 69
Telegram from Atlanta reports Brigadier General Eli D. Hoyle U.S. Army dead in Washington after long illness. West Point class of 1878. survived by wife Miss DeRusy, four daughters all West Point graduates, one son DeDussy Hoyle, and brothers Frank J. Hoyle and William E. Hoyle. Interment in Arlington Cemetery.
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Mra
James Atorrow
Eli D. Hoyle
United States Army
Washington
General Hoyle
Washington City
Walter Reed United States
West Point
West Pointers
Atto
DeDussy Hoyle
West Pointer
Harvard
Higby
Herr
Coblenz
Germany
Hoyle
Miss de Rusy
General DeRussy
Arlington Cemetery
Potomac
Love of chickens costs negro life in Atlanta area
The body identified as John Harley of 18 Fitzgerald Street was found after noon Wednesday. He was shot while attempting to force entry into a chicken house behind W. E. HK Southard’s home at 18 Virgil Street. Southard, awakened by the disturbance, fired once with an army rifle and was not arrested. Burglaries Tuesday night included Ozburn Alston Co. store at 291 Peachtree Street, with cash, motors and accessories stolen, and North Avenue Pharmacy at 580 North Boulevard, whose front window was broken and a large quantity of cigarettes and candy and $25 taken.
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W. EE HK Southard
Virgil Street
John Harley
Fitzgerald Street
Southard
Ozburn-Alston Company
Peachtree Street
North Avenue
580 North Boulevard
Thrills Promised At Lakewood Speedway Next Saturday
The Southeastern Fair Association announces a big league auto race meet at Lakewood on Saturday August 6 under Atlanta Woman’s clubs auspices. A three corner final will feature top southern drivers and include stunts and a motor-bike event with several new innovations. The day’s red-letter highlight is the final clash among the top three point scorers from earlier events.
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South
Lakewood
Atlanta Womans du
Southeastern Fair Association
Honors Paid Heroes Simple Services Held Here at Terminal Station
A line of flag draped caskets carrying twenty three Georgia soldiers returns from France through Terminal Station in Atlanta with simple ceremonies. Local patriotic groups including the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars honor the dead with prayers by Chaplain John A Randolph and flowered cards bearing the organizations and names of the fallen. Names listed include Private Thomas J. Adams Canon Georgia and others from Gainesville Norcross Lula and Concord among the reading of prayers and remembrance.
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France
Atlanta
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
War Mothers
Ladies’ Aumlary
John A. Randolph
Fort McPherson
Thomas J. Adams
827Th
Canon
Gao
Jennings
Browne
7Th Infantry
Columbus
Henry A. O'Neal
Fifth Marines
Concord
James T Bailes
Idrst
Gainesville
Samuel Mr. Smith
60Th Infantry
Wagdle A. Miller
820Th Field Artillery
Lula
Elijah Willams
Bo- Rae
James P. Samples
3Th Infantry
Norcross
Defeat Forecast for Chatham County School Board Bill
Savannah Ga July 27 Special The defeat of the measure to make the Chatham county school board elective is forecast by T Mayhew Cunningham president of the Chatham board of education upon his return from Atlanta where he opposed in committee a bill by Representative Valentino to make the board elective The bill was favorably reported by the house committee of which Valentino is a member
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Savannah
Chatham County
T. Mayhew Cunningham
Chatham Board of Education
Atlanta
Carlilton
Gibson
Chatham
Valentino
House
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