Won't Be Bulldozed Says Orville Hall At Council
Councilman Orville H Hall of the third ward opposed a Nutting resolution to consolidate tax departments. He warned he would fight it on the council floor, claiming immediate action was needed to send the charter amendment to the legislature. The measure, opposed by Hall, would place all tax office departments under the assessors. The tax committee signed only two of five on a favorable report and will likely meet again to decide the matter.
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Orville H. Hall
Councilman Hall
Smith
Colcord
Hall
G. P. Beauchamp
Tax Office
Women police urged by Atlanta chief for board approval
Police Chief Beavers, returning from a national chiefs convention, plans to urge the city board to employ three or more women in the detective bureau and to amend ordinances if needed. He says women police can perform tasks men cannot and would be valuable, listing standards of appearance and conduct for applicants.
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Atlanta
Police
Beavers
Convention of
National Police Chiefs
Mrs Dora M Root Dies in Chicago
News reaches Atlanta of the death in Chicago of Mrs Dora Monroe Root after a brief illness. She was the widow of the late John Wellborn Root of Chicago, formerly of Atlanta, son of the late Sidney Root. She had many friends and family in the city.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Dora Monroe Root
Two Attractive Catalogs for Georgia Military Academy
Massengale Advertising agency I published two illustrated catalogues for the Georgia Military Academy. One promotes the academy itself and the other highlights the advantages of the annual encampment at Lakewood. Richly illustrated in sepia and color, the Lakewood camp scene evokes outdoor appeal.
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Massengale
Georgia Military Academy
Lakewood
Segia
Double work of corn clubs in Georgia urged
Secretary Walter G. Cooper asserts Georgia loses about 37 million dollars annually in food purchases that could be grown locally. He cites rising yields from corn clubs, argues for doubling farm demonstrations, and urges expanding programs to boost domestic fodder and animal feed to reduce food import reliance.
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Walter G. Cooper
Georgia
Cooper
Iro
PF. A. Methvin
H. G. Hastings
Chamber of Commerce Committee On Agriculture
State Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Georgie
Home of Mrs Hazel Looted by Burglars
Robbers invaded the home of Mrs S C Hazel at 117 BroLderdness Street stealing jewelry and heirlooms worth several hundred dollars. A gold watch a solid gold bracelet a cameo pin a diamond ring and other rings were taken. A broken button hook and fragments were found on the floor. Police were notified and will investigate this morning. Neighbors recall activity Monday morning with several people seen near the area.
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S.C. Hazel
Brolderness Street
Hazel
Sirs
Educators Speak To Colored Teachers In Atlanta
The Georgia Association of Teachers in Colored Schools holds its thirty first annual session in Atlanta at Atlanta Baptist College June 18 to 20. It is expected to be the largest Negro teachers gathering in Atlanta in many years with prominent educators from both races attending to advise and discuss. Key figures include M L Brittain state supervisor of education M L Duguran state superintendent of rural schools and W M Slaton Atlanta public schools chief.
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Georgia Association of Teachers
Atlanta
Atlanta Baptist College
M. L. Brittain
M. L. Duguran
W. M. Slaton
Glymph Aims At Ending Life With Poison
Despondent over health and money issues, painter B D Glymph, 60, attempted suicide by consuming rat poison yesterday afternoon. Rushed from his Seaboard Avenue home to Grady Hospital, he was revived by medical staff and will recover but face a lengthy hospital stay.
Wilson Names Vick Prominent New Jersey Official to Post
Washington June 16 Walker XK Vick of Burlington New Jersey, long associated with President Wilsons campaign, was today appointed general receiver of customs at San Domingo.
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Washington
Walker XK. Vick
Burlington
N. J
Wilson
Saapaign
San Do
PLAN FIGHT ON TARIFF REVISION
Republican leaders in the senate prepare for a turf bill fight with Penrose to lead the opposition on the floor after reporting. The bill may not reach the senate until late June as Smith plans to spearhead the sugar schedule clash and Smoot directs the anti free wool debate. La Follette aims for a week long speech expanding amendments into a de facto new bill while Borah Cummins Weeks Lodge Root Burton McCumber and Gallinger marshal tariff arguments. Minority finance members already work on their report.
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Senate
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Finance Committee
Smith
Michigan
Smoot
la Foliette
Borah
Cummins
Weeks
Lodge
Root
Burton
Cumber
Gallinger
Alonza Lynn to Appeal to Highest Tribunal
Attorneys S P Mew and George B Davis of Dublin Ga announce the defendant in State v Alonza E Lynn will carry the case to the United States Supreme Court after Georgia Supreme Court upheld a life sentence for Lynn for the killing of Frank M Hightower at the Lynn Creek farm near Dublin. Mrs Lynn pleaded guilty to firing the fatal shot in self defense. defense contends no conspiracy existed while the state argues a conspiracy was proven.
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S. P. Mew
George B. Davis
Dublin
Alonza E. Lynn
Suprem Court
United States
Supreme Court of Georgia
Beline
Lfe
K. W. Hawkins
Superior Court
Dublin District
Alonzo Lynn
Aliee Lynn
Frank M. Hightower
Lynn Teuch Farm
Lynn
Hightower
Yinnaa
New
Havis
Solleistor Stephe
Laurens County
John S. Adams
Lefore
Evans
Atkinson
Hiphtowis
Frank
Highower
William G. Burns
McCall
Lynnn
Supreme Court items from Georgia docket note
The record lists multiple Georgia Supreme Court and county cases including Arent Lavenser vs State, Bunce Regen for plaintiff, and Anderson Cann & Cana with Thomas F. Walsh. Also mentions Knight Chaxtain Gusking EK Wilcox for plant borrowing, and cases De Lane v State Ray v State Blount v States Buck Devereaux State Yellow Pine Florida Pint Riser Naval Hore Co Planters Warehouse and Grocery Co.
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Arent Lavenser
Ale
Daige Daniel
Juderarat
F.bunce
J. Regen
Gaint Inorton
J. LP
Nedaing
J. Lester
Contre
Tewat
Favaynah Pure Fort Canning Company
Chatham Lodge Chariton
Coe
Caneey & Saieey
Erzer
Anderson, Cann & Cana
Thomas F. Walsh
de Lane
Front Charh
Ammy Ray
Bleckley
di Blount
Hancock
Kennel Club Plans Beach Show in Augusta Georgia
Preliminary plans for the first annual beach show of the Southeastern Kennel Club, Augusta, Georgia, will be mapped out at a meeting. Permanent officers and knights will be announced. The event is set for June 18 and involves SpertaLi preparations.
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Augusta
SpertaLi
Southeastern Kennel Club
Dartmouth pitcher signs with Athletics
Captain Dave Morey of Dartmouth baseball announced he signed with the Philadelphia American League club. Morey will report on July 1, preparing to join the Athletics for the upcoming season.
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Hanover
NM. H
Dave Morey
Dartmouth College
Morey
Resignation of St Louis American League Club Secretary
June 16 formal notice states Lloyd Rickart resigns as secretary of the St Louis American league club. It is understood Krom Mason, nephew of President Hodges, will succeed Rickart. Hodges says Rickart feels he has reached his peak with the club and regrets his departure.
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Rickart Restigus
Lioyd Rickart
St Louis
Krom Mason
Hodges
St Bouts Club
Rickart
Hickart
St. Louis
Clu
Mr. Hodges
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Palm Beach
Geo. Muse Clothing Co
Vick
Fendush
AL. Lynn
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court OF GA
Kennel Club
Dartmouth
McElwain Shoes
W. H. McElwain Company
Boston
Peachtree ‘City
Wahl-Henius Institute of Fermentology
Bell Phone
Mate Sig Samuels & Co
Wert Mitchell St. Atlania, Ga
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