Decatur Home-Coming Highlighted by Trade Smok er
Decatur celebrates home coming with Jeff Davis birthday, a courthouse smoker at 6:20 P.M. featuring W J Dabney as presiding officer. Speakers include J A Mongom, Forrest Adair, R F Griham, Alonso M Field, and R W Parker. Music, a prepared supper, and ticketed board members and guests round out the day’s events in Decatur and DeKalb County.
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Decatur
Jefferyson Davis
Board of Trade
Agnes Lee Scott
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Clement 4 Sivans
United Confederate Veterans
W J Dabney
Destetur Board of Trade
Worrest Adaly
Decatur Ritzens
Speaters
DeKalb Counts
Alonso M Field
DeKalb County
Georgia
Forrest Adair State Chamber of Commerce
Leach
Mamsapeck
Bell
WJ. Dabary
New Method Proposed to Limit Immigration
Washington June 1 an effort to reduce immigration from southern European and Asiatic countries is outlined by Senator Dillingham in a Senate bill. He proposes restricting the number admitted from any country to equal zero percent of the foreign born residents shown in the last census. The plan aims to cut arrivals from Italy Austria Hungary Greece and Turkey while allowing more from Germany Great Britain Sweden Norway and western Europe. The commissioner general of immigration notes current laws only exclude those with serious mental or physical defects and enforcement remains inconsistent.
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Washingtom
Tait
Tomorow
Tllingham
Taft
Dilinghamstill
Italy
Austria
Commissioner General At Immigration
Mbtnam
Asm
Our Daily Special in Office Supplies Ad
Our Daily Special promotes high grade stenographers and office equipment from Well breeR and Underwood Typewriter. Phone Miss Hitt for details and hiring stenographers.
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Breer
Underwood Typewriter
Winder Seeks New County Status For Georgia Town
Winder argues for forming a new county to unify three counties Jackson Gwinnett and Walton and three legislative seats. The town sits near county lines creating multiple polling places and dual representation in both houses and two states for residents. Proponents say the unique position warrants county status though past years saw little interest until now.
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United States
Ike Winder
Georgia
Winder
Ita
Wies
Jackson
Gwinnett
Walton
Arhens Street
Jackson County
Gwinnet
Athens
Ither
Monras
Winders City Mill
Atlanta Law School Debates Tonight and Commencement Plans
The Atlanta Law Senior class opens with a debate on capital punishment featuring Pierce Burns, L E Lee Cone, Samuel Castleton, WA Blasses, JM McCleland, J Samuel Highsmith, Franklin Chalmers, Brookes B Patterson, and Leonard J Grossman with Judge presiding. Gradua tion winners to be announced by faculty. Robert Alston prize awards close at 8 PM for Civil Rights Cases theses. Tonight law orators compete for faculty prize in oratory in order: R E Lee Cone, DuPont Hood, Samuel M Castle ton, George F Northen, M J Wood, Pierce Burns, Harry B Terrell, Allen A Dowda, Leonard J Grossman, JB King, Richard H Gordon, Wilhelm Hassel. Graduation Saturday at Grand Opera House with Ian WA Covington as principal speaker. Banquet at University Club follows two weeks of exams. D B Foster previously named valedictorian.
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Atlanta Law
Hamilton
Supreme Court
Thomas Connally
Robert Alston
Law School
R E Lee Cone
DuPont Hood
Samuel M Castleton
George F. Northen
M J Wood
Pierce Burns
Harry B .Terrell
Allen A Dowda
Leonard J Grossman
JB King
Richard H. Gordon
Wilhelm Hassel
Grand Opera House
Ian WA Covington
Moultrie
University Club
Wily
D B Foster
Rural Organization Service to Aid Farmers Organizes
Washington June 1 The Rural Organization Service a new branch of the department of agriculture will begin operation tomorrow with Dr Thomas N Carver of Harvard University appointed to head it. His two assistants will be Dr Carl W Thompson of Minnesota and D R Goddard, both to study rural social and economic conditions and farm management in Ohio and beyond. The program outlines three main efforts surveys investigations and demonstrations to improve farmers social conditions and address needs through targeted experiments and regional units.
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Washington
Rural Organization Service
Department of Agriculture
Thomas N Carver
Harvard University
Carver
Carl W Thompson
Minnesota
D R Goddard
Ohio
Harvard
Ansley Hotel hires staff for grand opening in Atlanta
The Ansley Hotel in Atlanta announces its opening on June 16 with a named group of managers and department heads promoted from southern hotels. The list includes Montgomery as assistant manager and JF De Jarnette as room clerk, plus Alf Chapman auditor and Frank Treynolds pub master, among others. The hotel showcases extensive renovations, a large Rathskeller, a convention hall, a 607-seat ballroom, and art rich lobby decorations featuring Georgia historical themes and Italian garden murals.
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Je Tnsley
J TP Letton
Landing Southern Hotel
Hst
Sharea
Day Tormenis
Wwachange
Yountgomery Ala
George Angeles
Watel Galves
Galveston
Texas
Alf Aapman
Great Southern Hotel
Meridian
Vass
JF de Jarnette
Marlen hatch \uanra
Bo Montgomery
Cherokee Iome
Go Night Cleck
Frank Treynolds
Frank W. Byrnes
Marion
Little Huck
Ark
Department of Tagage and Transversui
FH Weston
Chicago
W Wallace Cowan
Leo Alsup
Galvex
Robert Belfoe
St Anthony
San Antonio
F J Scott
Patton, Chattanooxa
Tom Schmidt
Henry Watterson Toulsile
Ansley
Georgia
Oxlethorns
John Wesley
Eyks
St Smons
Court House
Jefferson Counts
Tallulah Falls
Stone Mountain
Vatican
Villa Borghese
Villa Bante
Venice
Rathakeller
College Inn
Atlantia
Jstate
Popular Excursions to Warm Springs Start May 25
Those popular excursions to Warm Springs via A. B. & A. commence Sunday May 25. Round trip fare is $1. Train departs Union Station at 8 am.
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Warm Springs
Union Station
Wayfaring lessons on life from a Emmaus walk sermon
Dr LO Fraker preached at First Christian Church on wayside rights and the Emmaus encounter. He urged that life’s richest value lies in present journeys not distant goals, citing the Good Samaritan and Simon of Cyrene as examples and urging readers to seize guiding messages as they walk daily.
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LO Fraker
Christan Church
Emmaus
Bricker
Jarhierrmen
Holy Grail
Ile
Simon
Syrene
Jerusalem
Trang
Emmausah
Ammaus
Collard Seed Boom Hits Grady County
In Grady county the collard seed industry expands with many farmers turning to growing collards for high earnings from seed. The season promises to be the largest yet as growers shift from greens to seed production amid rising profits and widespread adoption of the crop despite traditional dishes like collard greens.
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Thomaguilie
Grady County
Fire destroys theater and storage buildings in Yickman
A fire in Yickman Kentucky on June 1 destroyed a 74 moving picture theater six framestore buildings and several dwelling houses. The blaze caused an estimated $40,000 in losses. The ignition came from the motion picture film and spread rapidly. All attendees at the exhibition, who were Black, escaped injury.
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Yickman
Want Ads Directory Line Prompt
A terse ad line instructs readers to phone their want ads and replies to Main 5000 or At lanta 109. The note preserves a historical telephony contact method and reflects classified ad practices of the period.
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Atlanta
Steamships and Great Western Railway Advert
Illustrated brochures from Great Western Railway of England feature maps and trip guides, with an overview of steamer routes and holiday options. Gen. Agt. 501 Fifth Avenue, New York, promotes travel to Britain and other destinations.
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Great Western Railway of
England
Great
T Wateley
Government figures on cotton condition
New Orleans reports the week’s cotton market shaped by tomorrow’s government condition figures. Traders expect modest price movement with May 26 as the baseline. acreage estimates may rise, and a sub $2 figure could lift prices while higher figures could drop them. A county fair expansion and racing plans are also noted, plus City Court sessions in Griffin, Georgia.
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New Orleans
Spalding County Prepares For Elaborate County Fair
Griffin Ga January Spalding county plans for the most elaborate fair ever held in the state. Previous county fairs were excellent but this upcoming event is expected to eclipse all previous ones with grand exhibits and special attractions.
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Griffin
Spalding County
Rev Arnim Ac Holzer Sermon at Tabernacle Baptist
The Jewish Christian reverend delivered his first sermon at Tabernacle Baptist yesterday afternoon on From the Synagogue to the Cross. Meetings continue all week with two daily services at 3 PM and in the evening, featuring lively, original presentations by Mr Heiser on special topics for curious listeners.
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Holzer
Tabernacle
Arnim Ac Holzer
Tabernacle Baptist Church
The Housewives of the Nation as a Business Force
A writer notes housewives are major buyers in a modern economy and calls for local merchants to study and target homemakers. The home backs communities and women as household managers drive demand, with advertising expanding housekeeping from drudgery to efficiency through labor-saving goods and services.
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Amenican
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Frank Flynt
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