Leitner Promoted At Atlanta National Bank Acting Assistant Cashier
City news notes promotion of J T Leitner after eighteen years with Atlanta National Bank to acting assistant cashier. Also reports about church services at West End First Christian and forthcoming sermon by Rev Lymn Walker. Bearden sisters to sing. A theft case: Mrs Guinn detained for stealing a gold locket from a child at Whitehall Street show. locket recovered in her bag and she confesses impulse. Also mentions local ads for Padgett & Son projects and a primary date set for Auston County with fee schedules for candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leitner
Weat End
Chris Tan
J. W. Lev
Park Avenue
Boburn
Mrs. Guinn
W. Weaver
Whitewall Terrace
Whitehall Street
Shaw
Stop-Over Fight On In Earnest
The Chamber of Commerce directors at their monthly meeting directed President Pazom to appoint a committee to confer with existing committees from the city chapter and the Atlanta Ad Men's Club to devise ways to end railroads discrimination against Atlanta stop overs. Merchants and Manufacturers' Association plans to appoint a similar committee this week to join the effort. The board supported accelerating action, appointing a committee within two days to press terms with the railroad. They also advanced plans for a military tournament in Atlanta next year and authorized a three-person committee to visit Nashville to organize the event and coordinate with U S army authorities for a similar tournament in the city next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Fred J. Pazom
Somen
Atlanta
Ad Men's Club
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Paxon
Council Committee
Van
E. E. Pomeroy
Paton
Nashville
United States Army
Ithis City
Body of Dunbar Found in Club Pond
The body of W Dunbar age 21 a Central of Georgia Railway fireman was recovered from a recreation club pond six miles from Macon after a late night drowning. He was last seen on a springboard and died in 16 feet of water. He leaves a mother two sisters a brother and siblings in Mango Florida. The family and local group note his membership in a railway firemen order. Moultrie GA plans a large delegation to Atlanta for trades body meeting with a special sleeper arranged to depart Wednesday night.
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Macon
W. Dunbar
Central of Georgia Railway
Mango
Fis
Recreation Club
Moultrie
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Berthe
Georgia Northern
Emory Completes Successful Year at 75th Commencement
Emory College concludes its 75th annual commencement with diplomas awarded to 35 graduates and two post graduates. Honorary degrees go to Bishop Collins Denny and Rev J E Wray. Senior orations by top students include Kenyon and Kolb. Alumni meeting elects trustees and officers as preparations begin for September.
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Monticello
Fla
P. U. Christian
Savannah
Q. L. Garrett
Lithia Springs
Strugeling
S. T. Harrell
Quitman
D. Kenyon
Columbus
L. C. Kolb
Ozark
Ala
Paul M. Munro
Buena Vista
G. Ward Wight
Cairo
E. D. Kenyon
J. Allen
Alumni Association
College Chapel
W. P. Lovejoy
Cartersville
L. Rosser
Atlanta
L. B. Robeson
Marietta
Robert Lee Avery
T. W. Connally
H. H. Stone
Oxford
Hector Park
Soo Chow University
Ching
H. N. Snyder
Wofford College
Spartanburg
8. C
Warren A. Candier
J. E. Wray
Thomas N. Norwood
A. N. Snyder
Emory
Dickey
Federation Probes Durham Troop Send, Wage Pay Reform Urged
The Atlanta Federation of Trades called for a full inquiry into Governor Brown’s order sending Lindale troops to the Durham mining area. Delegates urged swift wage payments, opposed using soldiers against workers, and backed proposed state laws on watchman residency and payday frequency. Aimed to curb employer power and ease labor disputes statewide.
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Durham
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Joseph M. Brown
Lindale
Federat Lan
Lindale Company
Bosarg
Federation
State Federation
Savannah
Indorta
Paia
Black Hand Letters Reach Sheriff in Georgia
Special: Sheriff Singletary of Thomas County Georgia has received several Black Hand letters. One postmarked Bainbridge, two more follow, the final letter carried downtown for deciphering. Threats center on harm to the sheriff with a clause reading war, war, war, mailed on a train between Montgomery and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Sheriff Singletary
Bainbridge
Montgomery
Jacksonvil
Damaged Corn Condemned In Georgia May 32 Carloads
Inspector P A Methvin reports May findings showing about 22 000 bushels of damaged corn condemned and ordered from markets. Some shipments evade laws by mislabeling or mixing with good corn. Nearly 32 carloads condemned as feeds not for horse use, prompting shifts to cotton seed meal as cattle feed.
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P. A. Methvin
Methvin
Georgia
Metivin
Tere
Mr. Methvin
Savannah
Crow Appointed Judge of Tenth Circuit in Alabama
E. C. Crow of Birmingham was appointed today as judge of the tenth circuit in Montgomery Alabama, succeeding the late A. A. Coleman. Crow is the party nominee for the full term beginning this fall. The notice places Crow in the judiciary succession and political affirmation.
White Goods Day featured in sale catalog entry
A bustling sale advertisement highlights white goods and textiles. Items include linen finish suiting, sheer white lawn, pique fabrics, pelored linens, and crepe with dot patterns offered at reduced prices, signaling a promotional event for fabric shoppers.
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Eileen
Seven Miles Lad With Water Pipe
At a water board meeting a report showed over seven miles of water pipe sold in April and May from bond funds, with May alone adding more than five miles. Kirkwood residents petitioned for Atlanta to furnish water, seeking a $60,000 bond for pipes and sewers. Advanta cannot supply outside water until new treatment plants are completed in seven to eight months. Kirkwood, population 1,100, would use about 110,460 gallons daily excluding fire service. A resolution directed Capitol and Haygood avenue property owners to connect to water so paving can finish.
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Water Board
Kirkwood
Atlanta
Advanta
Capitol Avenue
Haygood Avenue
Visiting Noted Farmer Mr T C Smith Cuyler Arrives in Atlanta
Mr T C Smith Cuyler, a well known farmer from Alantan, arrived in Atlanta yesterday and is stopping at the Aragon hotel. He recently returned from Dondon where he attended the funeral obsequies of the late King Edward VII. He has many warm friends in the city who will be glad to meet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Telemon Cruger Smith Cuyter
Alantan
Aragon
Cuyter
Bay
Dondon
England
Edward ViI
Cuvier
Still in their teens they elope to marry
Waynesboro Georgia June 3 Special Miss Laila Cochran and Mr Patrick Herrington two youths still in their teens ran away yesterday and were married at Mulen. They passed through the city on their way to North Carolina for their honeymoon Objections were raised due to their youth Miss Cochran in her first year studied at Wesleyan College and is quite wealthy
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Waynesboro
Laila Cochran
Patrick Herrington
Mulen
North Carolina
Misa Cochran
Wesleyad College
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Equippee
E. C. Griffin
Brown & Allen
Steve
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Whitehall
BELL
Brannen’s Drug Store
Ohio ‘Truss Company
Brannen’s ‘Ot Witenat
City News
Padgett & Son
Peachtree Pharmacy
Dootally Grocery Company
Candler
Auston
Inithield
Noop
Congress
Lirvayor
Maier. & Berkele, Inc
Dunbar
Thomas W. Congally
Underwood Typewriters
N. Broad St
Che
T. C. Smith Cuyler
the City
Will
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Sepes
Buffalo
Norfolk
Peter Thompson
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall St
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