Twenty One Miles of New Water Pipe Expansion in Atlanta
General Manager W Smith reports to the water board that Twenty one miles of new water pipe will supply hundreds of homes in Atlanta. Seven miles are in place with fourteen more on the ground ready to be laid. Completion is expected by September 1, marking a major upgrade in city water access.
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Atlanta
Waterworks Department
Water Board
Bond Commission
W . Smith
Smith
Charleston Man Killed In Downtown Robbery
A man attacked the Max Lubetski clothing store on upper King Street, beaten with a board during a robbery. He died two hours later. Suspect described by authorities, escapee remains at large and a description issued.
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Charleston
Amail
Max Lubetski
King Street
Tubelski
Capuchine Headache Remedy Advertisement
An old newspaper ad touts Capuchine as a quick relief for headaches of all kinds including sick nervous and those from heat cold or stomach troubles. It promises rapid easing of aching and feverishness and restoration of normal conditions with a liquid easy to take formula priced at 10c 25c and 5c at drug stores.
Ohio Democrats Firm for Harmon at State Convention
Dayton June 21 delegates and spectators filled Montgomery County Memorial Hall for Harmon’s renomination as Ohio governor. The party reported quiet after a district disturbance, while central committeemen aligned with Harmon retired, and talk grew over a keynote by Atlee Pomerene predicting Harmon’s path to the White House.
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Dayton
Ohio
Montgomery County
Memorial Hall
Judson Harmon
Nolice
Twelfth
Columbus
United States
State Central Committee
State Central
Harmon
William J Bryan
White House
Atlee Pomerone
Canton
Ghigo
Atlee Pomerane
Labor Leader John Fitzpatrick Called Before Grand Jury
Chicago June 21 John Fitzpatrick president of the Chicago Federation of Labor was summoned to explain remarks alleging gambling protection and payments. He refused to disclose the nature of his testimony after leaving the grand jury questioning room.
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Chicago
John Fitzpatrick
Chicago Federation of Labor
Grand Jury
Fitzpatrick
Agnes Scott College Location and Growth Highlights
Agnes Scott College sits on a shaded ridge at 1050 feet altitude, six miles from Union Station Atlanta, with two trolley lines and the Georgia Railroad linking it to the city. The campus features modern facilities, two-person dorm rooms, updated laboratories, library, gymnasium, and soon a $50,000 dormitory, a $25,000 Carnegie Library, a $20,000 science building, plus an athletic field opening this session. It is a standard college with strong entrance requirements, active faculty, and membership in Southern educational associations. It is a progressive institution aiming for the highest rank and continual advancement in education.
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Union
Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
Pennsylvania
Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
Southern Association of College Alumnae
Georgia Postmasters and Route Transfers Update
Washington June 21 Special to The Georgia Post announces Robert H Mijiman appointed postmaster at Elmodel in Baker County. I Moore removed from Rural Route No 3 in Alley, Montgomery County, and Route 3 at Mount Vernon, Montgomery County, transferred to Lyalda and redesignated as Routes 2 and 1 respectively.
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Georgia
Washington
Robert H Mijiman
Elmodel
Baker County
I. Moore
Alley
Montgomery County
Mount Vernon
Lyalda
Insurgents Hold Secret Calcus Meeting on Cannon Fate
Washington reports a secret insurgent meeting among House leaders to decide on whether to depose Speaker Cannon. The group split on action with some favoring a move, others doubtful of securing enough votes. A prominent insurgent signaled a possible individual motion to bring the question before the house.
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Washington
Cannon
Caref
House
Cannonlam
Froctor Creek Dumping Ground Campaign Moves Forward
Neighborhood near Froctor's creek by the Seaboard Air Line railroad plans a meeting to hear legal counsel on removing the dumping ground. IL Anderson has studied the issue and was to speak Tuesday. a second meeting is set for tonight to organize an appeal campaign.
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Froctor’s Creek
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Lmits
IL Anderson
Very Low Rate to Boston Rail Fare Ad
Seaboard offers a round trip to Boston for 74 dollars with sale dates June 26 through July 2. Tickets available at City Ticket Office located at 2 Peachirea. phones listed as 106 for more information.
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Boston
Seaboard
Peachirea
Day of Seclusion Spent by Roosevelt
Oyster Bay June 21 Theodore Roosevelt spends the first day of planned seclusion. His sole caller is H M Hobson secretary of the Hamilton Club Chicago bearing a letter inviting Roosevelt to meet Chicagoans before they return home tomorrow night. He plans a reception in New York tomorrow and a Chicago visit later in the summer as guest of the Hamilton Club to speak there. General Luke E Wright former secretary of war arrived by the noon train for a brief visit to Sagamore Hill.
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Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
H M Hobson
Hamilton Club
Chicago
Roosevelt
Luke E. Wright
Memphis
Sagamore Hill
Ellis and Bell Urged to Stand for Reelection
Judge W D Ells and Judge George Bell of Fulton county superior court announced their intent to seek reelection. A bar meeting with over one hundred lawyers urged them to run and pledged to support their campaigns. The bar committee, Felder Burton Smith, Toopkins, Woent, and Hewlett, conveyed high regard for the judges.
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W D Ells
George Bell
Superior Court
Fulton County
Te Bar
T B
Felder
Rosser Burton Smith
Charles Toopkins
Woent
Hewlett
Bar
Priory
Hanks to Clay and Livingston for Atlanta city hall
Mayor Robert Maddox sent a telegram thanking Senator Clay and Congressman Leon Livingston for their tireless work in securing the old post office site for Atlanta. The message noted action by the House releasing the government donation and expressed gratitude for efforts toward a comfortable city hall.
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Robert Maddox
Senator Clay
Leon Livingston
Atlanta
Auenta
LF Livingston
Washington
Oureelf
Robert F Maddox
College elects new president after resignation
Professor David C Hult of Sans College and chair of entence at Agricultural and Mechanical College was elected president of A Neans College to succeed Bishop WB Murrah, whose resignation was tendered several days ago.
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Sans College
David C Hult
The
Agricultural and Mechanical College
A Neans College
Bishon WB Murrah
Xeo
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