City boards plan large water mains in business district
Ample fire protection planned for Atlanta's business section as the water board, with citizens' committee input, approves a revised 20 inch main route from Butler to Decatur and connects through the Boulevard to Edgewood. New lines include 16 inch on the Boulevard and 20 inch on Decatur and Forsyth with pipe deliveries expected within ten days.
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Board of Water Commissioners
Citizens' Committee
W. BR. Joyner
RM. Clayton
Park Woodward
Watermenia
Joyner
Butler Street
Decatur
Edgewood Avenue
Butler
E. C Paters
Clayton
Marietta
Decatur Streets
Boulevard
Colanel Woodward
Howell Erwin
North Avenue
George Hillyer
Woodward
Butter Street
Decatur Street
Butter
Forsyth Street
Fair Street
Forsyth
Chapel Street
Haynes Street
Tyler
Birmingham
Atlanta
Citizens’ Committee
J. R. Smith
W. D. Ellis
George W. Sciple
John A. Miller
Hubert L. Culberson
Water Board
Hillyer
Sciple
Brtth
Miller
Claxton
Whitehall Street
Hulger
WANTS FLUSHING AT NIGHT
Colonel Park Woodward chief of the waterworks proposes flushing sewers at night and sprinkling lawns early morning or late afternoon to avoid running both pumps at station No 2. His report was submitted to the board of water commissioners yesterday afternoon and referred for consideration. They will confer with Chief Hope of the sanitary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Park Woodward
Waterworks Department
Board of Water Commissioners
Chief Hope
Sanitary Department
Central Congregational Church to Build New 30000 Sanctuary
The Central Congregational Church votes unanimously to erect a new 30,000 sanctuary on its Ellis street Carnegie Place lot. A building committee is named to raise funds prepare plans and begin construction at once with completion hoped for soon. The existing church will be used as a Sunday school building during the project.
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Central Congregational Church
Ellis Street
Carnegie Place
H. B. Wey
Nittner
F. E. Jenkins
Bic
J. Frank Beck
R. P. Beecher
Charles D., Camp
HE. W. Caldwell
H. C. Creathwaite
A.W. Farlinger
D. C. Fuller
Hastins
H. G. Hastings
N. Stiner
H. A. Kellam
G. W. Laine
A. BE. McDonald
L. B. Nelson
HB. Wes
Tme
Wade P Harding Named Lieutenant Colonel in Sons of Veterans
Atlanta man Wade P Harding elected lieutenant colonel of the Alabama and Tennessee division of the Sons of Veterans U S A at the thirteenth annual encampment in Chattanooga Tennessee. Harding is a linotype operator for The Constitution and son of Joseph D Harding of Philadelphia. The Chattanooga dispatch reports the division organized and delegates touring the city with plans to visit Lookout Mountain.
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Atlanta
Chouen
Sons of Veterans
Constitution
Chattanooga
Alabama and Tennessee Division
Sons of Veterans, U.S. A
Ivan A. Miller
Birmingham
Wade P. Harding
Georea P. Chandler
Knoxville
Tenn
Lockout Mountain
Tomorow
Tech Workshops Open to Visitors at Georgia Tech
Visitors toured Georgia Tech during a closing-year inspection day. Mayor Mima and city officials praised the school as students demonstrated progress in textile and other departments. The near term featured a gymnastic display, extensive shop access, and donations surpassing prior years.
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Georgia School of Technology
Mima
Welch
Adams
Ostober
James Swann
Agron Drench
Altrad Austell
M. Inman
J. W. “Hagllah
J."winglish
Wofp
Geerst A. Speer
Li HT. Heck
Zikin
Dohp A “Miller
Ww. W. Drape
W. D- Grant
W. B .Lode, Jr
Hiseman Bron
Atlanta Journal
Hunnicutt
Bal Ungrath
W. McRae
Selpie Sona
Randall Brop
Alexander & Bro
Campbell Coat Co
Fon
Joseph M. "Terrell
Meni P. Benjamin
Atlanta
E.W. Gamp Moreland
D. Q. Dougherty
Gay Whialman
Fayetteville
Holtztaw
Perry
W. Doughs
Jantar GJ
Johnson
Home
W. Langston
A.S. Mead
Decatur
G. J. Merritt
Macon
J. Wy
Moore
Hapeville
W. Newsom
LaGrange
W. P. Builivan
Savannah
LGC
Bwerda
Madison
Allants
J.D. Hough, Jr
Manchester Manufacturing Company
Smith
Worle
Peter Wright
Fourth coroner jury session on Berta Jackson murder held in secret
The fourth coroner jury investigating Berta Jackson’s death met behind closed doors in Decatur with reporters and spectators excluded. After four hours no findings were released except a plan to meet again in a week. Witnesses reasserted prior statements, with Matt Willingham named as a prime suspect though no knife has been found.
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Berta Jackson
Decatur
Hooper Alexander
Flowers
Lucky
Matt Willingham
Willingham
Bag
Ene
Alexander
DeKath County
Matt Wilingham
Matt
Herta Jackson
Berta
Jack Crima
Constitution
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Aaron French
Pittsburg
G. A. Harbor
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
Tutt
Dr. Lyon
RGLA
Fulton County
S ‘Apell
Clifford L. Anderson
Sttrator
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Wood
Martha
Sullivan
Famed
Williiam J. Connely
A. Shivers
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Lee Hopkins
Jonn’ V. Bisheop
Mra
Mario
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Mary
Stark
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A.B Robbin
Lucinad Simmons
J. M. Donaldson
Florine
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Jozeph Reed
Charles
Poulaud
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H. Durand
Sr. Dennin Lovejey
Elizabeth Landrum
Bell
A. Dewey
Aine
Criac
Bas
Shoul
Truata
John R. Wilkinson
Hawkes
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Atlanta Optician
Bataphaned
Ates
Andra
Hunnicutt & Bellingrath Co
Dowman Mfg Go
Trinity Ave
Phowes
LAMA
Bankin Drug CO
John B Dan
Wallace & Company
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Eiseman Bros
Washington, D. C
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Pryor
Alabama
Ersenan Bros
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