Corey another army of steel workers builds a city
Birmingham June 24. Corey near Birmingham is rising as a vast industrial city for United Blazen Steel Corp employees. The project includes modern streets sewers water and electricity, a double track streetcar system, parks, 16 000 trees and extensive civic facilities. First unit of American Steel and Wire plant, coke ovens, dam, coal mines and rail links invest millions to support the southern steel hub. Adjutant General Scott reports Georgia National Guard has 237 officers and 2 733 men. calls for more state funding for armories and supplies to prevent losses from insufficient storage and equipment.
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Birmingham
Ala
Corey
United Blazen Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Tm Avery Noy
Ensley
Giles
Civics
Corey Company
Steel Corporation
Planca
Calied
Braica Steel Corporation
Planta
American Steel and Wire Company
da Beng
Tennessee Con
Ron and Railroad Company
Bulding
Ensley and Corey
Lieft
Tennessee Company
Umentong
Andrew J. Scott
Brown
National Guard of
Georgia
National Guard
Caver
F. L. Palmer
United States Army
Iéi
Scott
Msana
United States
St. Simons
Pullman Observation Cars Inaugurated By Seaboard
Seaboard inaugurates electric lighted observation and drawing room sleepers on fast New York and Birmingham Memphis trains. Daily departures from Washington and New York at 11 46 am and Birmingham Memphis at 5 36 pm. City Ticket Office 1 Peachtree.
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Seabcard
New York
Birmingham-Memphis
Washington
Ami
Birmingham
Memphis
Peachtree
Georgia Postal News postmasters and waterworks bids
Postmasters appointed Kinderson in Lowndes county and Lute Lowman in Glimer county after resignations. Atlanta Water Works invites sealed bids by 12 o clock noon on July 39 1910 for two concrete coagulating basins and power intake and overflow towers at Pumping Station No 2. Bids to follow specifications obtainable at the Atlanta Water Works Office. General Manager W Z Smith. Atlanta Ga June 31 1910.
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Georgia Postal News
Washington
Kinderson
Lowndes County
Wilam T. Reddick
J. T. Howe
Tickanet- Jay
Glimer County
Lute Lowman
W.M. Binion
Atlante Waterworks
Board of Water Commissioners and Bond
Atlanta Waterworks
Southern Bett
Atlanta Water~works
City Atl
A OF Water Commissioners and Bond Commission
W. Z. Smith
Atlante
Committee list mix up in Federated Trades Council Georgia
A typographical mix caused confusion over executive committee appointments for the Federated Trades Council of Georgia. Names listed include J. K. Ore of Atlanta W. B. Small of Macon and Bowdre Phinizy of Augusta for the fifth sixth and tenth districts, with Charles J. Haden of Atlanta later notified for the fifth district. A.B. Small of Macon and Rufus H. Brown of Augusta are named for sixth and seventh districts respectively. The executive committee and vice presidents were summoned by President Vereen to an Atlanta meeting on Wednesday June 29.
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Federated Trades Radler
Georgia
W. C. Vereen
Monttrie
Monttain Chamber of Commerce
J. K. Ore
Atlanta
W. Eb, Small
Macon
Bowdre Phinizy
Augusta
Charles J. Haden
Aanta
A. B. Bmall
Rufus H. Brown
Association
Vereen
Electric-Lighted Observation and Pullman Sleepers
To New York via Richmond and Washington on Seaboard at 11 46 a m. Train leaving New York 2 45 p m. Dining service a la carte. Effective June 6. City Ticket Offices BB Peachtree.
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New York
Richmond
Washington
Seaboard
Alabama Polytechnic Institute Catalog 1919 Preparations Begin
Alabama Polytechnic Institute, the only School of Technology in Alabama, lists 64 professors and instructors, 20 laboratories, and courses across mining, civil, electrical, mechanical, agriculture, chemistry, pharmacy, and architecture. The 1919 fall term opens September 7 with 761 students from 12 states and 3 foreign countries, new buildings, and extensive equipment updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Alabama
C. Thach
Auburn
Ala
Staten
Birmingham
South
Paving Contractors Sealed Bids For City Streets 1950
Sealed proposals addressed to the Mayor and General Council are due by 3 p m July 18 1950 at the City Clerk for paving Marietta Street Forsyth Street DeKalb Avenue with creosoted blocks and asphalt macadam bids require a $500 certified check and may be rejected in whole or part Specifications available from the City Engineer RM Clayton.
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Marietta Street
Tabernacle Place
North Avenue
Forsyth Street
Luckie Street
DeKalb Avenue
Moreland Avenue
Mayzon's Avenue
Mac‘adam
RM Clayton
Gore seeks inquiry into Indian land sales and lawyer fees
Washington June 25 The senate adopted a Gore resolution to probe asphalt and coal land sales of Choctaw and Chickasaw lands. It asks if private counsel or agents are needed and if a 10 percent fee is reasonable. Gore alleged efforts to enroll 10000 negroes for large fees. He questioned other attorneys and warned of “dens of wolves” in Oklahoma. The move ties to the deficieny bill as conferees push stronger protections and require congressional approval for all contracts with Indians past present or future.
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Washington
Senate
Gore
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Oklahoma
F. McMurray
Hale
Congress
Murray
J. F. McMurray
McMurray
Wonnthully
House
Afr
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A. J. Scott
Federated Trades Bodies
Sen. Gore
Jacksonville
Fla
B. N. Gameron
Inman
Atlanta, GA
Hotel Grant
Cornelia
J.C. Rudisill
Old Sweet Springs
Sweet Springs
West Va
Allegheny
Switzerland
E. Whith
Cumberland Island
Fisherman’s
Paradise
L. A. Miller
Cumberland
Cumberland Island, Ga
Toxaway Inn
Lake Toxaway, N. C
Wissombia
Azeen
Ueen
Porter, Springs
Lumpkin County
Opene Jima
Dallymaria
Bell Phone
Porter Springs Co
Porter Springs
New England
Greenfield
Massachusetts
Weldon
A. H. Weeks
Mar
New York City
Bon Broadway
Riverside Drive
Central Park
Hudson River
K. Bonta
Heidelberg
N. Cy
New Tore
Gramatan
Lawrence Park
Aroneville
N. Z
Amertcen
Grand Depot
Chepring
Accesément
Tne
Peonrtatort
New Watch Hill
Watch Hill
Brofex
Mosaulton
Stoprstat
Broadway
White Path
White Path Hotel
Grant
Slick Rock
Caroline Mountains
Caimney Hock
Dotita
C. M. Dalton
Propetetor
Ednayville
Maplewood Inn
Tallutah Falls
Kattatinny
Delaware Water Gap
Chia Beaultin
Cee O. Frank Cope
Santtate
Heath
Galen Hall
Toni Bafta
X Lander
MaBees
the Alleghany Inn
Alleghany Mountains
the Alleghany: Improvement Company
J. W. Rowland
Treas
Mgr
Arlington
W. 44Th St
Broadway Theatres
Bth Ave
Perfect Cuisine
A. Patterson
Marie “Antoinette
Sta
Lexington Hotel
Michigan Boulevard
22Nd St
Chicago
Montrose
McHugh
Horace Wiggins
Lexington
Brunswick Inn
Watnesboro
Seber
Tarrymoore
Tarrymoore Hotel CO
Wrightsville Beach, N. C
Chicago Beach
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Great South Park
Mane
Lake Shore
America
Fairfield
Southern Railway
H.R. Robertson
Fairfield Inn
Sapphire
N. C
Cliff House
Tallulah Falls
H. R. Cannon
U. S
Europe
EE. Hos
Methodist Church
Nashville
Tenn Myer State
Beng Hee
Geesscaek Sa Dernitoba
Tate Spring Company
Haywood
Waynesville, N. C
Paironeda
Lynn Hahn
Wicwam
Indian Springs
Noura
Auaota
View Hotel
Clarkesville
Tata Ft
Cox
Ors
The
North Georgia Wools
Royston
Otto
Spring View Hotel
Franklin
Springs
Franklin Springs
Lia-Methyl
Company
Royston, Georgiz. Oe
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