Macon honors Judge Nat Harris with Atlanta inauguration
More than 1,000 Macon citizens including Second Regiment and Macon Drum and Bugle corps head to Atlanta to honor Judge Nat E. Harris as governor elect. A parade, escorts from Fifth Regiment of Atlanta, and inaugural ceremonies in the hall of representatives are planned with meals at the Hotel Ansley and special trains returning later.
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Georgia urged to seize Smith Lever funding chance
Dr. A M Soule of the State Agricultural College at Athens urged Georgia to enact measures and appropriate funds to qualify for federal Smith Lever support. The plan would bring annual federal and state totals to tens of thousands growing to nearly $193,000 within seven years, with funds contingent on matching state appropriations. Senator Hoke Smith outlined how the program would fund farm demonstrators and home economics work to boost farm efficiency across Georgia.
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Atlanta real estate agents announce three $175000 deals
Real estate agents reported within days they would close three large sales totaling 175000, with signatures of all parties secured for a $30,000, $100,000, and $25,000 transaction. Additional permits and property transfers were recorded, including individual deeds and mortgage notes, as the Atlanta market braces for a busy period.
Building Permits and Fire Damage Notices Listed
Building permits and repairs include the edge wood venue stack erection by J J Finnegan Co at 33 300 Kimball House alterations by Kimball House Co. Other entries cite land improvements on Fulton County Home Huliders and 289 McDaniel Street with E Dagham contractor. Fire damage noted at Rex Ir property with contractor Aaron 289 McDaniel Street.
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Police Board Poised to Adopt Criticizing Report
The police board likely to adopt the investigative committee's report which harshly criticizes Chief Beavers and the department for inefficiency. A meeting may be canceled due to John Tucker's death, and Newport Sanford allegedly plans to file charges against Station Sergeant S A Roberts after Roberts accused Lanford in a telephone call. affidavits reportedly sworn.
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Governor Slaton appoints two judges in Georgia circuits
Governor Slaton announced the Thursday appointment of W. B. El Searcy of Griffin as judge of the Flint circuit to succeed the late Judge Robert T. Daniell and Charles Whiteford Smith, Atlanta councilman from the nth ward, as judge of the Stone Mountain Circuit to succeed the late Judge C. Rela.
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First U S Submarine Sent To Junk Pile
Philadelphia June 24 the first submarine boat purchased by the United States government was sent to the junk pile yesterday. The Holland, hauled from the Delaware river, will be broken up for salvage. It was completed in 1900 and cost 21,500,000.
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