Attempted kidnapping at George Industrial Home alarm sparks police action
A late night disturbance at the George Industrial home in Macon Ga involved a man attempting to abduct an inmate. He escaped before officers could respond, a deputy was summoned, and a lookout was set. Authorities seek united action against similar freight discrimination and Mercer University fundraising for professor W L Poteat.
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Second Street
Macon
George Industrial
Robertson
H T. Moore
Atlanta
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Macon Chamber of Commerce
United Acetor
Anderson
Wife Chips In On Husband In Atlanta Barracks Tale
Mrs Galloway confronts her husband at police barracks in Atlanta after he is detained as a suspected unstable man. She urges his return to Willard, Putnam County, while he seeks to publish a book titled Hell that denies damnation. He arrives a week ago with no money or drivers, and is placed under care.
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Co. M. Galloway
C M Galoway
Atlanta
Putnam County
The South in the Saddle speech inspires Richmond crowd
President Robert F Maddox of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, with Secretary Lesle W Shaw as a speaker, returned from Richmond VA where he addressed the Virginia Bankers Association on The South in the Saddle. The Richmond Evening Journal praised his address as a remarkable contribution to southern growth and unity, noting Roosevelt era promises and calls for fair rates, taxation, and world markets.
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Robert F. Maddow
Atlanta
Commerce
Richmond
Virginia Bankers Association
Lesle W. Shaw
Maddox Spice
Evening Journal of Richmond
Robert F Maddox
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Smd
South
Roosevelt
Mr. Maddox
Theodore Roosevelt
Bra
R. F. Maddox
Chamber of Commerc
Virginia
Miss Pope Shows Signs of Recovery
Friends of Miss Susie May Pope and Mr and Mrs J W Pope rejoice as her condition improves after a quiet day. Family entertains hope of recovery, with no drastic change expected in the near term. Miss Pope is a popular Atlanta young lady with wide local and state友 friends.
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Miss Pope
Susie May Pope
J. W. Pope
Miss Pone
Atlanta
Pistol Duel in Auburn Avenue Street Battle
Two black youths fired on W. F. York a car penter on Auburn avenue last night as they roamed singing coarse songs. York armed himself and fired back in a brief street duel until officers Coker and Lindsay arrived too late to catch the assailants. York previously courted a negro burglar in his yard and marched him to the police barracks with a quip.
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W. York
Auburn Avenue
York
Coker
Tdndsey
Lindsay
Converted Jew Enthuses Many at London Meeting
Reverend Mark Levy, a London converted Jew, spoke to men at a YMCA gathering the day after noon. A remarkable demonstration followed with many Jews in attendance, and several requests for special prayer. A conversion was announced and a man expressed intent to join a Christian church. Levy also preached at All Saints Episcopal Church on Israel’s love for the Gentiles and Christian love for Jews, stressing biblical passages and the unity of Jewish and Christian faiths.
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Mark Levy
London
Christa Church
St Paul
Israel
Moses
Jeniah
Paul
Barnabas
Chrristians
Chrost
Messiah
Joseph
Andrew
Peter
Christ
House of Israel
Sons of Judah
Avian
Father
Meshearp
Genels
Church of God
Mery Tevy Gill
B& Ofcbock
Trlat Rite
San Marelia Street
Wedneelay
First Methodist Opus
City Council Deliberates On Free Chert And Vetoed Ordinances
The city council meets this afternoon to debate abolishing free chert funding with funds redirected to other needs. Some members want to retain free chert, while others push the ordinance. Also under discussion are mayoral vetoes on water works salary increases and a gambling ordinance, likely to spark clashes. The water board's plan to authorize bonds for department improvements will be reviewed.
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Counsilman Bagley
Bagley
Water Works Department
Goodwin
Water Board
Will Give Big Smoker in Atlanta Typographical Union Plan
The Atlanta Typographical Union hosted an eight hour committee meeting to finalize plans for a mammoth smoker to be given to the Georgia Federation of Labor. The event includes speeches by Wade P. Harding Jerome Jones Joe Trewitt and John W Hays with an address of welcome and an invitation extended to all organized unions and non member printers in the city.
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Atlanta
John W Hays
Bret
International Typographical Union of North America
W. S. Wardla
Atanta
Typographical Union
Ture Verein Hall
Ww. S
Odd Fellows Hold Memorial Ceremony in Atlanta
The Odd Fellows of Atlanta held annual memorial exercises at First Baptist Church with 200 members and many Knights of Honor and visitors. Rev W W Landrum delivered the sermon titled Eternity the Harvest of Time, while reading the list of members from Atlanta lodges who died in the past year.
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Atlanta
Firt Baptist Church
Odd Fellows
Supreme Forge of Knights of Honor
Jueze J. Bloodworth
Georgia
W. W. Landrum
First Baptist Church
WW. Landrum
Apeak
Landrum
Capital Lodge No Co
D Jenkins
W Oh Snryder
C. W. Bentett
J. J. Jones
Schiller Lodge
Johann Rheinaberger
Anaheim
Maurice M. Brown
Martin H Councy
Fort McPherson
Casper Bregning
Walter F. Reichert
Davenport
Barnes Lodge
Max J Bast
Miche
Iking
EB. Launcers
HR Bloodworth
Pulton Lodge
Geines
Fone
W. J Hutching
Coats
BG Tone
W. le Henderson
Birdmont Lodge
L. N. Sims
JH. Mantle
H. H. Lane
W. M. Brann
J. M. Thurman
B. A. Masser
W. A Cheat
Fullen Lodge
Homer Spencer Drowns While Swimming at Floral Park Pond
A young East Point boy, Homer Spencer, drowned yesterday afternoon while swimming near Floral Park Pond. Eyewitnesses described a struggle as he went under, with bystanders attempting rescue but unable to revive him. A formal investigation or notice was reported by local authorities.
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East Point
Floral Park
Homer Spencer
Ary
Rome
Stark
Bueck
Knights Meet to Honor Deceased Knights of Honor Lodge
The memorial meeting of the Supreme Lodge of the Knights of Honor held in Atay ta honored recently deceased members with prayers, music, and a necrology report listing twelve names. Supreme Dictator J C Sheppard chaired the session, tributes praised the departed, and the gathering closed with a unison prayer.
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the Knights of Honor
Atayta
J. C. Sheppard
Tr. Boy
J. B. Lee
Misa Grace Id Brown
Clementine B McGrega
Committee On Necrology
J. ©. Shengar
Merbers
Wats
R &. Fletcher
Tennesey
Mer
BR. Kane Pas
Thomas J Gor
L S. Ledbexter
Georgia
Entit Bony
Falsely Accused. Burglar Responds to Judge’s Question
A burglar pleads not guilty when charged, claiming no guilt amid a trial scene. The police magistrate questions the accused as the proceedings begin, with tense exchanges and defensive statements.
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Sali
Beng
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