Attack on Grady leader sparks public clash at school
Steve R. Johnston superintendent of Grady hospital was assailed by C D Rowe a veteran nurse who denounced him as unqualified to head a medical institution. Rowe claimed medical training should govern hospital leadership and attacked Johnston over alleged political influence at the hospital.
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Steve R. Johnston
Grady Hospital
Georgia Avenue
C.D. Rowe
Great Muscle Shoals
A .Hospital
Mr. Rowe
Rowe
Mr. Johnston
Steve Johnston
Diplomas Awarded At University Of Georgia Summer School
Athens Ga July 29 Special The 191 scession of the University of Georgia summer school closed Thursday night with diplomas presented to thirty four graduates by David G Barrow chancellor of the university and summer school president The class of 1921 has organized Mrs C H Crawford of Madison is president and Miss Leonora Gaillard of Griffin is secretary An inventor has patented a rubber wedge to be nailed to a worn shoe heel to make it leg in
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Athens
University of Georgia Summer School
Cloxa
David G. Barrow
Athe University
Mra
C. H. Crawford
Madison
Leonora Gail
Doctors Reject Fixed Fee Scale For Surgeries
New York doctors oppose Johns Hopkins fixed rate plans, arguing professional honor and patient importance justify fees beyond arbitrary ceilings. Bellevue and St Luke's surgeons voice concerns, while Broad Street Hospital reports adopting a similar policy a year ago amid criticism.
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Sidney B, Whipple
United News Star
New York
Johns’. Hopking Hospital
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Guilford& Dudley
Bellevue Hospital
William A. Downes
St Luke's Hospital
Broad Street Hospital
A. Barker Savage
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rev C T Walker Dies in Augusta
Funeral services for Rev C T Walker noted colored preacher will be held Thursday at Tabernacle Baptist church Augusta with burial in church yard. He served as pastor for forty years and held multiple national and state church leadership roles. He founded the colored M C A in New York and Augusta and led the Augusta chapter for nineteen years. He traveled in Europe and the Holy Land. Separately the National Manufacturers Association urged repeal of the excess profits tax and related wartime taxes, citing administration difficulties and opposition to any rise in normal tax law.
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Augusta
C.T. Walker
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Europe
Holy Land
Washington
National Manufacturers’ Association
House
James A. Emery
Association
O W Clark Appointed Assistant Director Federal Education
Owen W Clark, former serviceman, is named assistant director of government vocational education. He captained the 123rd Infantry and served in France with the 21st division. He has since worked with the board’s offices in Atlanta Philadelphia Baltimore New York Chicago St Louis Cincinnati as district vocational officer. He was with Camp Gordon early WWI and briefly in the U S Public Health Service, gaining broad support in Atlanta for vocational education.
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Washington
Owen “W. Clark
123Nd Infantry
France
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Balimore
New York
Chicago
Stis
Daas
Cincinnati
Clark
Camp Gordon
United States Public Health Department
Legislators Leave Atlanta for Chattanooga Inspection Trip
Members of the house and senate Western and Atlantic railroad committees departed Atlanta on a special train Friday at 1 PM for Chattanooga Tennessee on their annual inspection trip. They will return Sunday afternoon. Judge Harper Hamilton heads the house committee while Senator Palmour leads the senate committee.
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House
Senate Western and Atlantic Railroad
Chattanooga
Tenn
Atlanta
Harper Hamilton
Senate Committee
Palmour
L M Harrison Dies At Private Hospital
L M Harrison aged 72 a prominent Atlanta businessman died Friday night in a private hospital after more than four decades in real estate He is survived by his widow four sons George W John H T C and L M Harrison Jr and three daughters Mrs W M Rogers Mrs R D Stripling and Mrs J G Harrison Funeral arrangements will be announced soon
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L.M. Harrison
Atlanta
George W
John H
T. C
L. M. Harrison
W. M. Rogers
R. D. Stripling
3. G. Harrison
Jackson
al Aiken
Worthvile Baptist Church
Aiken
D.‘H. Aiken
Jane Mae el- Uneton
A. C Aiken
Butts
G. £.Johnson
John Wegtey
Harry G Poole
Northhwook
Jon F. Cook
Pine Street
Sunda
West View Cemetery
Donehoo & Bazemore
Smith
Edgar O. Smith
T. L. Smith
Mesara
T. L
J. H. Wilmer
W. ©. Smith
Mary Stithard
Edgar D. Smith
Ashland Avenue
T. Cy and
L. M.,jr
Parnell
Mary A. Parnell
Richardson Street
E. P. Parnell
Moagsta
W. V
A. H. Parnell
Athens
Gao
C.H. Parnell
Lula Carrington
Winder
Callie A. Archer
Fannie Devours
Jackson County
Georgia
Awtry & Lowndes Co
Lauren
Thomas Chester Lauren
Saul
Negro Hotels Raided on Decatur Street In Night Sweep
Detectives under Lieutenant Wagroner raided several Negro hotels on Decatur street late Friday night arresting nine Black men and women on disorderly conduct charges. A witness from Howell Street reported an armed robbery on Houston Street near the Boulevards, but could offer no robber description.
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Wagroner
Decatur Street
Toccoa McGarity
Plane loses race with grim death in cross-country event
Lima Ohio July 29 death won in a continental air race when Timothy Spellacy 63 oil man from Angeles died at a hospital as his brother Michael Spellacy raced eastward from Tulsa to his bedside. Fifteen minutes after a message warned of imminent death the race began. death came late yesterday before the trainer reached Lima.
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Lima
Ohio
Timothy Spellacy
Angeles
Michael Spellacy
Tulsa
Ohlo
Spellacy
Lato
Further reprieve asked in Maryland nurse murder case
Washington July 29 Attorney General Daugherty asked President Harding for a further reprieve in the Henry A Brown case a negro sentenced to be hanged for the death at Annapolis Md January 14 of Harriet M Kavanaugh a trained nurse Brown already had two sentences the second expiring August 1 but investigation of the case is not yet complete.
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Washington
Daugherty
Harding
Henry A. Brown
Annapolis
Harriet M. Kavanaugh
Joe Brown
Obituary notices from Jackson area deaths
A fragmented obituary list reports deaths of F. Jackson 71 of Estonia Avenue at home, Samuel Elzey Britt 74 of Lumberton NC at sanitarium, Elton F. Cook 28 of West Pine Street at home, and Grady IngramPost master deceased after typhoid fever, with brief survivors and kin mentions. Other items note Al Aiken 66 at Worthville Baptist church, Dilard Herndon Brown 65 at private sanitarium, R C Irwin of Marietta passing at home, and scattered familial survivors across Georgia and North Carolina.
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Samuel Elzey Britt
Lumberton
N.C
At & P
North’ Carolina
The Greatest Salesman and the Bible Faith
A sermon piece discusses Collier's portrayal of Bible sales as a driving force behind faith and world transformation. It highlights early Christian zeal, Paul’s missions, and the modern spread of Scripture with millions of Bibles, missionaries, and ministers rallying for a global Christian mission. The piece urges overcoming fear to advance church work and mentions planned open forums in Atlanta to discuss home world relations and civic righteousness.
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Committee On Church Co-Operation
Bernica Brown
Collier's
Harold Belt Wright
America
Jerusalem
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Tareng
Athena
Mar's Hill
Europe
Peter
United States
Athens
Babbier
Lloyd-George Onea
Walter Rauschenbusch
Mirabeau
Woodrow W‘isen
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Atlanta
Farmers in Morgan Want County Agent
Maidison July 29. Morgan county farmers met at the Eighth District Agricultural and Mechanical school and voted unanimously to request a county agent. They appointed a committee of leading citizens to carry out the steps. They cited the havoc wrought by the boll weevil as justification for the change in farm support.
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Maidison
Atlanta
Georgia
Morgan County
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Notice
A fragmented OCR text references a professor and Prof Whittle from Southern, with stray phrases about self improvement and committee discussions on race methods. The readable content is sparse, incoherent, and lacks clear events or dates to summarize further.
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V. Ori
North Carolina Press Association Elects Officers
The North Carolina Press Association adjourned its forty ninth annual session with John B. Sherrill editor of Concord Tribune named president. Other officers include R. T. Head first vice president, Samuel H. Farabees second vice president, W. C. Hamer third vice president, Miss Beatrice Cobb secretary, R. E. Price treasurer, M. J. Shipman historian, Josephus Daniels orator, and J. D. Boone Waynesville poet. Resolutions invited President Harding to speak at the state fair in Raleigh in October.
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Morehead City
North Carolina” Press
Association
John Bi. Sherrill
Concord Tribune
R. T. Head
Samuel H. Farabees
Hickory
W. C. Hamer
Ashehoro
Beatrice Cobb
Morgan
Ton
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Truitt Coal & Iron CO
Gas
Walker Roofing Ca
Marietta St
Ivy
New ‘Orleans
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Maison Blanche
New Orleans
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W. F. Jackson
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West Pine Street
Mra. J. M. Cook
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Mra.b . White
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W. 3. Brannen
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Soo
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As A. Aiken
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R. C. Irwin
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Capitol
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ST. Mark
Cecil Nel
House of Representatives
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H. Wasson
Warren Candler
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Wealey Memorial Church
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Epworth
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Capitol Grounds
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H. Ashby Jones
D. D
Granberry
Alabama
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J. W. Stokes
College Park Presbyterian Church
East Foxnt Presbyterian
East Point
Druid
Hills Presbyterian
Druid Ants See
D. M. Melver
Street of Presbyterian
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Eotor
Hubert I. Bell
A'Elock
Gordon Street
I. Nervica
C. P. Ie
Billy
Johley
FA Y Echo
Harris Street
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Br. W, J McMillan
Baitim
West End Presbyterian Church
Gapitol View Presbyterian
Captton View Presbyterian Church
A. Thomas
IL A. m
Seaver
Central ‘Presbyterian
Central
Presbyterian Church
Thepaator
B. BR. Lacy
Central Church
Canitol
Iis
Assogiate Reformed
W. Reid
Associate Reformed--Presbyterian “Church
Susie Jeese Kennedy
Marion Hull
Church OF Christ
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Goodpasture
Mc Lendon Avenue
Elmira Place
Pnion
Booth Pryor
Don Hock
Aday
McLendon Avenue
John A. Klingman
Elmire Place
B. C
Lutheran Church ‘of the Redeemer
Karl L. Reisner
Brry
Central Presbyterian Church
Luther League
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day
Morgan Want County
Smoke Stachelders
P. Talbot Co
Auburn Ave
Ike Cohen
Corona i
Ag Ie
Raem Oe
Beauer
Ivy IL
THF
Bou
Bask Bldg
Fo A Ee
Ninth Street
East Ninth
East Tenth St
Piedmont Park
Ninth St
Adair Realty & Trust Company
Fiji Islands
Weyman & Connors
Rock of Gibraltar
SAMUEL T. _WEYMAN
Bayne Gibson
A. B. Chapman
Foote’ & ‘Davies Company
A. Cowan
Sylvester
Harry G. Poole
Carson
Luckie
Bell Isle
Donehoo & Barsemore Company Funeral Directors
Gholgla
Fulton
A. Scott
J. M. Weathers
Igla-Alabama Lumber, Company
Cee
Georgina
Sarlees Banking
T. A. Scott
L. D
Elgin and Waltham
Durham Jewelry CO
Edgewood Ave
J. H. Gray & CO
New Orleans Great Northern Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Cormission
Great Northern Railroad Company
Tereinatter
Pere Dirm and Corporation
Muretien
Fiat
Aloes
Barto Rontheen
Central Baiting
Louisiana
Acm
Aves Gas
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