City News On a Business Trip and Naturalization Day
Atlanta reports chronicle J C Meui and Dr R G Dunwoody leaving on a business trip to Washington and New York for ten to fourteen days, while Chas Berman from Kovna becomes a naturalized citizen in Atlanta. Major Dr Griffin hosts Uniform Rank knights and Kalents of Pythias at 95 DeKalb Avenue. Father Mortow takes annual furlough from the Federal prison, visiting Albany and St Patrick’s in Jersey City. Evangelical Ministers meet at Baptist Tabernacle with Rev B P Fobertzon speaking on The Psychology of Preaching.
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J. C Meuichamp
Atlanta
R G
Dunwoody
Washington
New York
Geta
Chas. Berman
Kovna
Russia
Central Avenue
Dr Griffin
Kalents
Pythias
DeKalbave Man
Inman Park
Col Wi L. Scott
Knichin
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Baptist Tabernacle
P Fobertzon
Broughton
Mr. Clark Transferred to Wilmington NC as Agent
Albany Ga June Special EN Clark longtime Atlantic Coast Line commercial agent in Albany has been reassigned as agricultural and industrial agent for Virginia North and South Carolina in Wilmington NC. His Albany successor not yet chosen. Clark joined the Coast Line in 1979 and will assume duties on the 18th. he has served on the city council and held other public posts.
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Albany
EN Clark
Atlantic Coast Line
Wilmington
N.C
Virginia
North and
South Carolina
Clark
Coas Lins
Coast Line
Crops in Bulloch Pool Statesboro Ga
Farmers in Bulloch County fear damage to cotton and corn due to drought and replanting delays. Cotton stands are the poorest seen in years and many fields require a second planting. If rain does not come soon, corn stands to suffer substantial loss as moisture dries up.
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Bulloch Pool
Statesboro
Yéate
Ibma
Council 10 Hears Charter Change Clash This Afternoon
The general council will meet this afternoon to debate a charter amendment proposed last year to elect officials by the people. Names include recorder, city clerk, marshal, building inspector, warden, comptroller, electrician, and waterworks general manager. Some council members seek to rescind, while others push a stubborn fight to keep popular elections. The finance committee will report the June apportionment sheet, likely without changes, and two vacancies on the board of education will be filled by George M. Hope and W D Willingham after resignations by T D Meador and J M Stephens.
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Vist
It Ie
Tne
Board of Education
George M. Hope
T. D. Meador
W D. Willingham
J. M. Stephens
Mr. Stephens
Mr. Mendor
Consul for Atlanta Appointed by Cuba
Charles H. Whittington will represent the Cuban government in Atlanta. The note emphasizes Atlanta as a major southern trade center and cites his appointment as a sign of growing ties and commerce.
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Atlanta
Cuba
Charles H. Whittington
South
Cuban appoints consular agent in Atlanta
The Cuban government names Charles H Whittington of 16 St Charles Avenue as the new consul in Atlanta to promote trade. He sends greetings from Fernando Figureado, Cuba’s treasury secretary, and his background includes roles with the Guarantee Live Stock Company and the Aurora Colony Company tied to Camaguey Cuba.
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Charles H Whittington
St Charles Avenue
Cuba
Fernando Figureado
Treasury of
Atlanta
Intland
Whittington
Guarantee Live Stock Company
Camaguey, Cubs
Aurora Colony Company
Citrus Fruit Company
Y W C A Hallmarks Georgia Normal Largest in State
Milledgeville Ga June 5 Special Today at 4 30 pm the annual meeting of the Young Woman s Christian Association of the Georgia Normal and Industrial college was held In Atkinson Hall This is the largest organization of the kind in Georgia with 609 members enrolled last year and 6545 raised for local ethical and religious work and for state national Y W C A and mission funds. Miss Lucie Phart president Miss Hara Steele secretary Miss Vivian Tilly treasurer and others led the effort Miss Flonrier Sarries the president elect spoke and alumnae addressed the gathering indicating strong religious influence at the college Thirty five students have united with local churches in the last three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milledgeville
Young Woman's Christian Association
The
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Atkinson Hall
Georgia
Sife
Miah Alice Napier
Atudenta
Lucie Phart
Hara Steele
Vivian Tilly
Young Women’s Christian Association
Sopper
Womans Dirtory
Shang Chin
Flonrier Sarriens
Addressen
Pace
Lil Culbertzon
Lizzie Mor
Mogllans
Churches
Ofledgeyille
Needs of Modern Girl As Educator Sees Them
Jenna Dooly discusses Atlanta evolving toward a major educational hub with a new school by Mrs. Cunningham planned for September. She highlights Cunningham’s elite training in Berlin and Paris, her leadership at Hamner Hall, and the goal of a unique preparatory and academic program that nurtures character, home life, and Christian womanhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenna Dooly
Atlante
Syatem
Georgia School of Technology
University
Noma
Robert Cunningham
South
Cunningham
Hev
Heberhart
Alabama
Kemper Hall
University of Berlin
Otto Goldsmith
Hoffmes
Lamers
Weltzel
Berlin
Mra Cunningham
Questor
Herr Polenz
Aidia Polenz
Wilhelm
Paria
Francala
America
Episcopal Diocesan
Montgomery
Ala
Everhart
Hamner Hall
Conningbhom
Lindsay
School of Philanthropy
New York
Samuel McShee Liddeau
Atlanta
Jesusa Christ
New Lyric Manager Arrives Amid Atlanta Change Rumors
In Atlanta Hugh Cardoza faces a possible departure after eight years, as Harry Sloan takes over management of the Lyric’s Emma Bunting Company with plans for innovations. Miss Emma Haynes sustains a facial injury on stage yet continues her role, while William Brady signs new stars for the season, including James K. Hackett and Virginia Harned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sloan
Atlanta
Emma Bunting
Lyric
Me Sloan
Ed Rice
Alnea
Mr. Stoan
Emma Haynes
Lyric Aicck Company
Gamencas
Tabernacle Infirmary
William Brady
Hie Lst
James K. Hackett
Arnold Daly
Virginia Harned
Henry EB
Dixie
Amalia Bingham
Guy Eyton Port
Andrew Mack
Spre
Moran
Industrial Work Proves a Success at Albany School
Albany Ga June 6 Special The first year of an experiment in the negro branch of Albany public schools has concluded with highly gratifying results The industrial department taught cooking needlework and carpentry has drawn wide attention A display of the department's work attracted community interest and tomorrow afternoon ladies will visit the school to inspect the exhibits.
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Albany School
Albany
Mercer Street
Near Beer Licenses Hit by Asheville City Action
Asheville voters trimmed annual tax on near beer licenses to one thousand dollars causing thirty two establishments to close their doors. The move drew support from Judge J C Pritchard and T A as proponents of tighter control while some feared higher prices and inflation would curb hot weather demand and quiet agitation. The prior tax of nine hundred fifty dollars had spurred growth of near beer outlets hidden from the state prohibition law.
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Asheville
N. G
T. A
J. C. Pritchard
United States Circuit Court
Multiple Hartwell Obituaries and Distressful Deaths
A string of obituary notices from Hartwell and surrounding locales reports Mrs. Mary C. Bobo funeral in private chapel with interment planned in Roswell Georgia. Infant Sarah Kendrick dies at 208 Rawson Street and services to be announced. Mrs James T. Magill and Mrs Elizabeth Hodges pass away, with Hodges funeral set for Monday at 3 PM. Hodges family includes Judge Walter Hodges and J Linder. W. Bland of Columbus dies at 63 after Pine Knot Springs residence. James T. McGinn dies in Nashville after operation. C E Fife of Floyd Springs dies suddenly on porch, survived by widow and seven children.
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Mary Bobo
Mary C. Bobo
H. M Patterson & Son
Roswell
Sarah C. Kendrick
Sarah
Hodges
Hartwell
Elizabeth Hodges
Hodges Fa
J. H Wodges
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank
Walter 1. Hodges
J . Linder
A J McMullan
Susan Burrig
C.E. Fife
Rome
C . Fife
Floyd Springs
Col Paxon to Speak to Ad Men of Atlanta
Colonel Fred J Paxon president of the chamber of commerce will address the Ad Men on The Wealth of Atlanta at a luncheon today at the Transportation Club from 6 20 to 7 o'clock Tuesday evening June 7. Members expecting to invite friends should telephone secretary Arthur Minter at Main 989 this morning for reservations. Price 60 cents.
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Ad Men's Club of
Atlanta
Transportation Club
Olonel
Fred J Paxon
Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Minter
Rev Brewton Preaches at District Agricultural School
Statesboro Georgia June 6 The closing exercises at the First District Agricultural school began Friday night and run through Tuesday with daily programs. Rev J C Brewton president of Mount Vernon College delivered the commencement sermon today. Also Rev C S Morris the New York negro orator will lecture tonight at 8 at the colored Congregational church, introduced by Bishop H M Turner.
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Statesboro
First District Agricultural School
J. C. Brewton
Mount Vernon
Agricultural School
Spoak
C. 8 Morris
New York
Wil
Sambo
Colored Congregational Church
H. M. Turner
Hotel project advances on Peachtree Chest corner site
Work to begin within a month on a $690,000 apartment hotel to rise at Peachtree Chest and Ponce de Leon avenue. Architect W La Broddard of New York solicits local bids. occupancy aimed by September 1, 1911. Bids close June 30. Architect Stoddard prepared 30 sheets of drawings and 280 page specs to guide bids.
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Adust
Joseph Gating
Peachtrea Ehest and
Ponce de Leon Avenue
W. la Broddard
New York
Phady
Gling
Stoddard
Thomasville Debt Free City Boasts Strong Finances
Thomasville Georgia reports a debt free status with very small bonded debt. A bond tax of 25 cents per $100 funds interest and past bonds totaling over $15,000 have been paid. The city owns waterworks and a electric light plant and uses income to cover expenses, while continuous street improvements occur with a total property tax around 1 percent.
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Thomasville
Thomaavius
Bend Ang
Lax
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Whitehall
City News
MR. Clark
Ux Exluaivaly
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall Street
Georgia Normal
Hugh Cardoza
Atenta
Richmond
Mr. Cardozo
DeHaven
Headliess
Forsyth
Carter DeHaven
Sydney
C. Gibson
Rountree’s
Rountree's
Turner
Mar
Owen
Kennesaw Sc
Frank E. Block CO
Jas. T. McGill
James T. Magill
F. W. Bland
Columbus
Columbua
W. Bland
Pine Knot Springs
James TL McGinn
Nashville
Tenn
Col. Paxon
AD Men OF
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Horlice
Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Asus
Lees
Rockies
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Denver
de Hie
Rocky Mountain Limited
Mountaineer
Memphis
Yellowstone Park
Pacific Coast
Golden West
PAY Thompson District
All Ummer
Blackstone
Ameriten Fomtitute of Architects
Marshall & Fox Shimeets
Dealgaten
Lake Michigan
Drake Hotel Company
Underwood
W. 46Th
New York City
Broadway Theatres
Sth Ave
Service A la Carte
A.J. Patterson
Atlantic City
Galen Hall
Piatt
Crockett Arsenic Lithia Springs
R. D. Stinson
R. O D. Stinson
Presbyterian Church
Ingiesida
R. M Gtineone
Logan
Stolterville
Anna
Aragit
Ee Sietogk
Bolderby
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