Resignation of C E James Led Dixie Highway Row In Chattanooga
C E James resigns as president of the Dixie Highway Association while six founders give 1000 each to the Promotion fund. Chattanooga directors regret the move but pledge continued effort toward completing the highway. James explains he supports all routes and would assist the movement in any way possible.
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C E James
Chattanooga
Dixie Highway Association
Dixie Highway
Slong
Cr James
Chattanoosa
Ceb James
Tames
Mom Allison
Chatta Deoga
Cabform
Che
Lughiest
Aguares
James Mat
James
Spenak
Iechail
Chittanooga
Dad Pol
Jim
Signal Mountain
Mrs Henry Bispham Dies in New York
Mrs Henry Bispham known in Atlanta dies in New York CityHotel Manhattan after pneumonia upon arrival from Paris Miss Minnie Lowry of New York formerly visited her cousin Colonel Robert J Lowry in Atlanta Surviving sister Mrs Cool edme of Detroit and brother Robert C Lowry of New York
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Henry Bispham
Atlanta
New York
Paris
Manhattan
Minnie Lowry
Robert J Lowry
Mex Las Lewiman
Elspham
Paria
Washington, DC
Mra Cool
Edme
Detroit
Robert C Lowry
ONL MILL MEN HERE FOR ANNUAL MEETING
The sixth annual convention of the Interstate Oil Mill Superintendents association opened at the Auditorium Armory with Mayor Woodward welcoming delegates and H Wells of Dothan delivering the response. Nearly a thousand visitors toured a vast machinery exhibit valued at millions, touted as the largest yet for such a gathering. Ball Bearings expert FL Smith of New York and other speakers outlined advances and industry outlook amid wartime shifts in cotton by products. A buffet supper and entertainment follow Thursday at Ansley Ballroom with W R C Smith presiding.
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Interstate Oil Mill Superintendents Association
Auditorium
Woodward
H Wells
Dothan
Ala
S Smith
New York
Onj Ball Bearings
Dir Smith
Thes Hke Ballwearing Manufacturing Company
John WE Copenhautz
Bauer Brothers Company
Springfield
Ohio
TCU
Heard & Law
Atlanta
Ansley
WRC Smith
W. Roc Smith Pichtehing Company
Fugitive Captured After Staging Disguise Theft
McGreer fleeing from Bellwood convict camp was nabbed near Sunpeen Street after breaking into Will Latham’s Addison avenue home to steal a shotgun hat and clothes for disguise. Officers Casey Pope and Whitfield trailed him to the site where he was found donning the disguise and brought back to camp.
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Date McGreer
Bellwood
Will Latham
di Bon
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Sunpeen Street
macGreer
Belwood
Casey Pope
Whitfield
Latham
Addison Avenue
Sweeping Revision Of City Licenses By Tax Committee
The council tax committee began a sweeping revision of the tax ordinance on Wednesday and many licenses were raised. If adopted by council, city revenue from licenses will rise substantially. The panel also moved to abolish street black stands, deny licenses to fortune tellers, ban fresh meat sales by pedlars, and considered a halt to athletic shows. Notable increases included automobile agents from 20 to 160, banks from 190 to 260, barber chairs from 250 to 300, and several other license hikes. The committee planned further increases at Thursday’s meeting and will issue a final report at the next session.
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Tax Committee of Council
Tiglao
EB H Inman
Georgia railroad commission studies grain milling in transit
The Georgia railroad commission probes intrastate grain freight rates to aid farmers and encourage Georgia crops. It reviews data from Iowa Nebraska Kansas and other states, aims to balance producer access to state markets with fair compensation, and seeks timely conclusions to benefit growers and carriers.
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Georgia
Railroad Commission
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Middle Western
C T Haden
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Crain
Murphy Candler
Carriens Br Haden
Canater
Atlinta
Warphy Canaier
Hull Road
Gealera Aardogh
Trunsit
Anticorga
Athens Beer Salgons Closed by Injunction
Athens on June 2. Ten saloons and three wholesale places were closed by a Superior Court injunction restraining sale of near beer and intoxicants. The hearing for a permanent injunction is set for July 1. The filing comes from prominent local firms and former justices A J Cobb e and HM Holden.
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Athens
Supreme Court
Dudgea A J Cobbe
HM Holden
Teentiege
Georgia
Raymond to Host Big Cue Day Saturday
Raymond Ga June 2 Special Farmers invited to attend a get together barbecue next Saturday. Dr P Bahneon state veterinarian expected to speak on The Care of Cattle and Hogs and Dr H Hughes assistant state agriculturalist on Diversification of Crops and Marketing. The event starts about 4 o clock in the afternoon.
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Raymond Ga
P & Bahneon
H Hughes
Respite Granted in Fulton County Murder Case
Governor Slaton granted a temporary respite to Carl Fraser a Negro sentenced for the Fulton county murder. At request of the state prison commission the stay extends until July 16 as counsel is named for clemency plea and further review proceeds.
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Slaton
State Prison Commission
Carl Fraser
Fulton County
Dodson Liver Tone praised as safe calomel substitute
An advertisement extols Dodson Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy that replaces calomel. It claims calomel causes salivation, cramps, and weakness, while Liver Tone cleanses the liver without stomach upset and can be given to children.
Jackson Hill Revival at Jackson Milt Baptist Church
Revival services continue this week at Jackson Milt Baptist Church with Pastor Dr Barton preaching nightly despite inclement weather. Public is cordially invited to attend each service at 7 o clock.
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Jackson Milt Baptist Church
Dr Barton
Oelook
Reform in Farming Promotes Cotton Progress
Courage the progress of reform in farming and cause and reaction back to cotton. Very truly yours, signed 3 Haden, President.
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Haden
Cows Die After Eating Dynamite Near Waterworks
Columbus Ga June 7 Special A herd of eight cows owned by G Covington reportedly died after feeding on dynamite stored in a ditch near a new waterworks plant. The owner claims the explosives caused their deaths and has warned contractors in charge of the project to compensate him or face legal action. The cows reportedly accessed the dynamite after a fence collapsed. Formal notice has been served on the waterworks contractors.
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Columbus
Covington
Newborn High School Commencement to Close Week of Activities
Newborn High School will close Thursday night after a week of festivities. The baccalaureate sermon was preached last Sunday by Rev OC L Kelly of Osford Ga. Professor Wright of Hatenton Ga will deliver the literary address and diplomas will be delivered to Miss Agnes Moon and Miss Irene Pace.
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Newborn Gasuna
OC L Kelly
Osford
Frofensor Wright
Hatenton
Agnes Moon
Irene Pace
Blood Risings Begin A Mere Speck
An advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier that treats minor pimples and cuts, claiming it revives health by cleansing blood. It promotes SwiftSpecific Co. and Dr. Swift in Atlanta, urging readers to buy and contact for testimonials.
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Iga
Uencea
SSS
Switt Specific Co
Swift
Atlanta
Georgia
Doctor Warns On Diatrossing Disease And Treatment
Dr J J Caldwell warns of a severe disease not shortening life but incurable, with cycles of attacks requiring periodic treatment until age forty and frequent symptoms thereafter. He advises diet care and two Anti-kamala tablets at first signs, then one every two hours to shorten pain. Medicines available at Midrogytate.
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J.J. Caldwell
Guinn to Address Night School Graduates in Taft Hall
J Guinn president of the board of education will address the graduates of the Boys Night School at their exercises tonight in Taft Hall at the Auditorium Armor. In addition to vocal solos there will be selections by the Bishop Symphony Orchestra and readings by Mrs I C Case. The eight boys composing the graduating class are Jack Starke Robert Jones Joseph Forrest Cole James P Cranshaw Johnny Anderson Jacob Moses Josenfeld Morris Brown and Alexander Joel Sater.
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J Guinn
Board of Education
Taft Hall
Auditorum A Armor
Bishop Symphony Orchestra
Mra I C Case
Jack Starke
Robert Jones
Joseph Forrest Cole
James P Cranshaw
Johnny Anderson
Jacob Moses Josenfeld
Morris Brown
Alexander Joel Sater
Half Holiday Granted for Eastman Merchants
A petition circulated among Eastman businessmen urged closing every Thursday at 12 90 clock to grant clerks a half holiday during June July and August. For the first time the merchants unanimously signed urging the weekly half holiday for the next three months.
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Eastman Ga Suues
Eastman
Enatman
Eastman Oil Mill Sale in Georgia Bankruptcy Auction
The Eastman oil mill in Eastman Georgia recently bankrupt sold for 318500 to T D Hoskins, rumored to be acting for John D Walker and Bro of Sparta. After sale confirmation the mill will resume operations. Jackson Hill Baptist Sunday School holds its annual picnic Saturday at Powder Springs with a special Southern railroad train departing at 1 pm and returning between 5 and 6 pm.
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Eastman, Ga.sune
Eastman Oil Mill
Woa
T D Hoskins
John D Walker
Jackson Hill
Jackson Hui Baptist Sunday School
Powder Springs
Souther
Athens and Arn Leave Old De 7 00 a m Sundays
Fragmentary notice shows a weekly departure at 7 00 a m every Sunday from Athens and Arn. Unable to confirm full names or route details due to incomplete OCR.
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Athens
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