Ashley pushed for penalties over plant completion
Councilman Claude Lo Ashley says he will urge action against Destructor Company to collect a 25 dollar daily penalty if the prematry plant is not completed and operating as per contract terms. Figures differ on projected costs and timing, with Woodward casting doubt on full startup.
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Claude Lo Ashley
Anitary
Cortract
Woodward Stil
Tory
Ft Bis
Uajur Woodward
Driiver
Revie Y Canham
Dr Lewis Declares Bankruptcy and Legal Proceedings Began
Fragmented court filing reveals Dr Lewis of Atlanta facing bankruptcy with petitions by creditors including D F Peirce as trustee and J C Mass. The case notes July 16 as the filing date and a receiver petition assigned to Judge Fireman. Details describe a hospital journey and alleged involvement with a young woman, but lack full corroboration.
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MW Tews
Farralitn
Bankralley
Lewis
Atlanta
Telty
Mitchell Street
Narte Frimself
P Loe
Peirce
J C Mass
J C
Bass & Co
Carrollton
Kentiten
Welton Baker
Tr Lewis
Peticon
Iudage
Newnan
Ilac
Judge News
Senate committee backs indefinite sentence bill
Chairman FF Davison of the Prhon Commiston announced the committee favored an indeterminate sentence bill. The committee unanimously voted to report the measure to the Senate, proposing a term range from ten to twenty years, with a minimum five to ten year option for older offenders and a review for possible early release.
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FF Davison
Prhon
Nt Tefare Oh Kepyla
Ester Day
Davison
Senate
Sears
Atlanta to hear greatest organist at Wish Fest
The Atlanta Wish Festival directors announced a major organ recital event featuring the city organist candidate Dr Joe Starness and Prof. uris Heiten of Atlanta. Professor Shelten has aided organization with assistance from Wis and the festival association plans expanded concerts and notable recitals to attract larger attendance next season.
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Atlanta
Hearlus
Aneriea
Vaboass
Joe
Starness City
Uris
Tlanta
Shelten
Tan Navng
Tha Eno
Ind
Fite School Board Election Bill Falls in House Panel
A House Committee on Municipal Affairs voted unanimously to report adversely Representative Berry of Whitfield’s bill to replace Cartersville school board selection with a popular election. Judge A W Fite, opposing the city government, backed the measure but Bartow legislators did not sponsor it, prompting the meeting in Atlanta.
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Bartow
House Committee On Municipal Affairs
Berry
Whitfield
Cartersville
A W Pita
Fite
Atlanta
Mc Berry
Albany Ships First Bale of New Cotton to Savannah Market
In Savannah the first bale of upland cotton for the season arrived from Albany in Dougherty county and We Rae in Telfair county. Frank Thomas of Albany grew the winner, 138 o'clock arrival. a second bale from McRae by T J Smith was delayed in express. Shellman also reports its first bale grown by Helm Brothers at twenty cents per pound, with broader movement expected by August 15.
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Albany
Savannah
Savannah Ga
Dougherty County
We Rae
Telfair County
Albanus
Albans
Frank Thomas
T J Smith
McRae
Express
Cotton Exchange
Shellman
Tata
Gren
Helm Brothers
Judge E. Arnold Dies at 43 in Walton County
Monroe July 72 Special Judge E Arnold former sheriff and county official died at his home after a brief illness He was 43 and a leading figure in state and county politics Survived by wife six children a brother and many relatives He was a Mason Knight of Tethus Odd Fellows and Elk The funeral will be held Wednesday at 4 o clock
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Monroe
H C Arnold
Walton County
Arnold
Atlanta
Jesse Mercer
John W Arnold
Felder Misquoted On Fiscal Year Dispute
Attorney General Felder clarified his ruling on the state's borrowing power and fiscal year. The governor's interpretation claimed a June start, but Felder says the calendar year is the final year and taxes are due when assessments are made in summer. The constitutional basis for Felder’s timing is affirmed and the error identified.
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Three Barrels of Beer Ties Poulas Arrest Case
A man with a lunch license faced charges after three barrels of beer were found at his North Broad Street club. Recorder Browles bound Poulas over to the criminal court on a 900 dollar bond for running a disorderly house and operating a gaming venue. Cousin Nick Paulas and John Macr Paulas also faced gaming-related charges with bonds set at 109 dollars for the others.
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Browles
Crs Poulas
Criminal Court
Toulas
North Broad Street
Nick Paulas
John Macr Paulas
NABBED FOR HOTEL BILL GIBSON WANTS DAMAGES
Savannah July 29 special Arrested July 24 on request of J Newcomb proprietor of the Hotel Savannah taken to the police station kept until next morning released to Recorder Schwartz after hearing Gibson today sued for 5000 against the Sewcomb Hotel Company which operates the Hotel Savannah Gibson a well known Savannahian had not paid his hotel bill and the hotel management caused his arrest under a state law which the recorder ruled would not hold in a simply a case of debt.
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Savannah
Newromb
Polie
Schwartz
Walter F Gibson
Sewcomb Hotel Company
Gibson
McGregor Seeks Senate Hold on Appropriations Over Revenue Gap
Georgia Senator Major McGregor of Warren County urges the senate to suspend the appropriations bill unless the House passes legislation to cover a 260000 deficit beyond current income. He compares the issue to business practices and says the senate cannot sanction money without shown revenue sources. He notes the House is considering measures to balance the deficit and uphold fiscal honesty.
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E McGregor
Warren” County
Georgia
Georgia Senate
House
Major McGregor
Senate
Elberton Man Kiels 17 Year Old Sister In Fatal Burglary
Elbertton July 29 Special Mack Gursk t and killed his 1 year old sister Nellie last night He was his guest and occupied an adjoining room She stood at an open window when the guest awoke her husband and told him burglars were in the house He fired through the connecting doorway the round taking effect under her left shoulder blade She staggered into the guest room exclaimed that lightning had struck her and died in a few minutes
Mrs Dudley Hughes Struck By Bicycle in DC
Washington July 29 Mrs Dudley M S Hughes wife of Representative Hughes was run down by a young white boy on a bicycle on Fourteenth street yesterday and slightly bruised She said the cyclist was entirely at fault as she crossed midblock and was hidden from the rider by a large furniture van
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Washington DC
Dudley M S Hughes
Hughes
Fourteenth Street
Mrs Williams Confirmed as Past Master at Greerville
Washington telegram reports G Williams, widow of former mayor, confirmed by the Senate today as past master at Greerville. Recommendation came from Representative Adamson.
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Washington
Teres
G Williams
Greerville
D.ind
Adamson
Reward Offered to Halt Bull Weevil Ravages
Washington July 2 Senator John ston of Mahima introduced a bill offering 9109090 reward to the person who shall discover an effective practical remedy to put an end to the ravages of the bull weevil. The pest has made inroads in western cotton states and now invades Alabama, threatening eastern states.
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Washington
Johnston
Mahima
Alabama
Eggs Three Years Old Put on the Market
Federal inspectors had condemned three eggs that were nearly four years old as unfit for food but the state board of health overruled the finding after a hearing. The eggs were released for sale and sent to the state laboratory where tests included making chilled pies and ice cream.
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State Board of Health
Stite Laboratory
Aeuth
Electric heated sleeping cars on Southern Railway round trip
Baltimore notices listing a $2085 round trip fare on the Southern Railway with tickets on sale August 1 2 and 3 and return by August 13. Includes electric heated steel sleeping cars and dining cars in convenient schedules.
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Baltimore
Hbmitat
Southern Railway
Remarkable $55 Shorthand and 355 Bookkeeping Offer
An unusual advertisement from Southern Shorthand and Business College announces a week long deal: the $55 Shorthand course and the $55 Bookkeeping course offered for the price of one. The promotion urges prompt enrollment or purchase of a scholarship, with leaders including Atlanta officials and college representatives promoting a summer sale to attract prospective students.
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Southern Business College
Business University
Withell Street
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Greatnterest
Truth in Advertising and Space as a Show
The text argues that faithful illustrations convey truth and that advertising aims to attract attention with minimal space. It cites real estate and retail as examples where seeing the product beats description, using pictures when a live viewing is impossible.
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