Special election in Cobb County to fill vacancy
Governor Hardwick directs Judge J M Gann to call a special election after the death of Herbert Clay. The ordinary will set a July 1 election with 20 days notice. Crowned by history, H B Moss and Head are among prospective candidates, as Cobb County awaits a new representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Clay
Cobb County
Hardwick
J. M. Gann
Cobb
Gann
Head
H. B. Moss
Massengale Seeks Custodian Post at State Capitol
Norwood figure Massengale arrived in Atlanta to attend Governor Walker’s inaugural ceremonies. A veteran legislator and longtime custodian of the state capitol, he seeks reappointment. He cites broad Democratic support and endorsements from Confederate veterans groups and Georgia Confederate Home residents, hoping to end his political career in this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. BE. Massengale
Norwood
Atlanta
Fleet Clifford Walker
Massengale
Georgia
Flo Ihaned
Interesting Services at Gospel Tabernacle
Evangelical services at the Gospel Tabernacle under Rev. W. A. McArthur draw congregations. Tuesday morning’s text was John 6 16. Calvary is God's estimate of sin and the test of love. Pierce meeting at 9 30, preaching at 10 and 7 30. Ralph Reader from Chirnnga leads singing. Located at 7 Capitol Avenue, reachable by Fair Street Capitol Avenue or Woodward Avenue cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Gospel Tabernacle
W. A. McArthur
Dr. McArthur
Jesus Christ
Calvary
Pierce
Chirnnga
Atill
Capitol Avenue
Fair Street
Woodward Avenue
Two New Members for Code Commission Named
Governor Hardwick names two new members to the children's code commission. Mrs Albert Foster of Mar chson replaces Mrs Larry Bishop of Savannah as a State League of Women Voters representative. Mrs F E K Hines of Milledgeville replaces Mrs Frank Foley of Columbus as a State Federation of Women's Clubs representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Code Commission
Hardwick
Albert Foster
Marchson
Larry Bishop
Savannah
State League of Women Voters
FE. K. Hines
Milledgeville
Frank Foley
Columbus
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Georgians Aroused by Conference Call
Georgia editors and business leaders respond to The Constitution call for a statewide meeting to push a balanced agriculture program. Letters from Senators George and Wright and others praise Betts work and urge rapid action to boost farming, with Ashburn promising a big delegation and six to seven cars expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke
Griffin
George Betts
Georgia
Dej Sree
R.L. Dure
News and Sun
Ashburn
Board of Trade
Georgia Association
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
George S. Betts
Meeting Called in Atlanta Over State Crisis Indorsed by The Constitution
A meeting convened in Atlanta Thursday afternoon and evening marks a crisis in state affairs as the Hoard of Trade passes a resolution endorsing the movement led by The Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Judge denies receivership petition against Expo sition mills
Judge John D. Humphries on Tuesday refused to grant the Consoli dated Textile corporation petition seeking a receiver for Expo sition Cotton mills. The suit alleged unlawful operation due to a void charter and questioned a second renewal by Fulton Superior court. Humphries overruled the grounds, denying appointment of a receiver. W. J. Jones represented the plaintiff Brando n & Hynds the mills refer to the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Humphries
Exposition Cotton Mills
Consolidated Textile Corporation
Fulton Superior Court
Dalge Humphries
W. J. Jones
Brandon & Hynds
Ruth Gussman Granted Absolute Divorce in 1921 Case
Ruth Stephenson Gussman was granted an absolute divorce from Pedro Gussman by Judge William Walker in Jefferson chancery court on June 5 8. She alleged cruel treatment ending Sept 5 1921 and said she left him due to cruelty. She was hospitalized with a mental breakdown and declined comment. her father and mother were present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
Ruth Stephenson Gussman
Pedro Gussman
Edwin R. Stephenson
Walter James Coyle
St. Paul's Catholic Church
William Walker
Jefferson Chancery Court
Gussman
Junior Chamber Players Heard By Radiophone
A trio of entertainers presented by Station WGM were Miss Marjorie Yunt pianist Bert Flynn monologist and Kid Flord tenor. They perform Friday and Saturday at the Atlanta theater in the Junior Chamber of Commerce minstrel show for veterans at US Base Hospital No. 48. Miss Hunt piano accompanist and singer, previously New Orleans Conservatory instructor, collaborates with Atlanta voice teacher Brin Farley. Flynn and Floyd deliver monologues dialogues and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WGM
Atlanta Constitution
Jury Declines to Indict McCay Freed by No Bill
I McCay, held since June 17 for the alleged murder of W A Lowery, was released Tuesday after the Fulton grand jury returned a no bill. Witnesses said Lowery, who arrived drunk at 332 Lakewood Avenue, demanded a dice game, fired a rifle, and McCay struck him with the rifle, fracturing his skull. Lowery died the next day at Grady hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. McCay
W. A. Lowery
Fulton Grand
Lowery
McCay
Lakewood Avenue
Grady Hospital
Towery
Davis Seeks Reform in Public Charity System
Chicago June 26 Secre tary of Labor James J Davis urged a reform of the public charity system at the Loyal Order of Moose convention. He blasted poorhouse administration and the separation of dependent family members, urging consolidation to two centralized state institutions funded by taxpayers. The convention approved the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James J. Davis
Loyal Order of Moose
Davis
Father Held For Investigation Into Son s Death
Chicago June 26 Irank Geralka was held by police in the mysterious shooting of his three year old son John The father said a stranger in a red bandana killed the boy a handkerchief and a revolver were found near the home The family faces hardship as the father was out of work and the mother works at a pickle factory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Irank Geralka
John
Geralika
Geralka
Hal
Maxwell enters not guilty plea as poison pen
George Maxwell, president of the Society of Composers Authors and Publishers, entered a formal not guilty plea to an indictment accusing him of writing poison pen letters to Allan A. Ryan, a financier, in New York on June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
George Maxwell
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Allan A. Ryan
One Killed Three Hurt When Auto Overturns In Culvert
Mobile Alabama June 26 Frank Cummings 60 retired railroad engineer was killed almost instantly and three women injured when an automobile skidded on Wasengoula Mississippi streets near here last night and overturned into a culvert according to a long distance message. Injured are Mrs Cummings wife of the dead man Mrs J J Parkette and Mrs R M Freliesen Cummings died thirty minutes after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mobile
Ala
Frank Cummings
Wasengoula
Miss
Cummins
J. J. Parquette
R. M. Freliesen
Cummings
Big Chicago Brewery Shuts as U S Marshals Seize Facility
Chicago June 26 The Peter Hand Brewery, one of the citys largest plants, closed its doors after four deputy U S marshals served a government seal. The raid followed the seizure of five truckloads of beer at the plant gates days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Peter Hand
United States
Rains Bring Partial Rain To Cotton Crops
Commissioner J J Brown flags continuing rains in Georgia harming cotton and boll weevil poisons, predicting a below average crop despite some earlier hope. Corn planting stalls in north and central Georgia as bottom lands stay too wet. forecaster C F von Herrmann warns of showers Wednesday with sun to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Commissioner of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Mr. Brown
Gorgia
Middle
C. F. von Herrmann
Dawsonville killer yields to sheriff after self defense shooting
Dawsonville Ga. 28 Special Hartwell Tinsley 35 was shot and killed Monday night at Yellow Creek Ground Dawson county Reese Whitmore overpowered him during a drinking incident and attempted theft of a gun Whitmore fired in self defense He surrendered to the sheriff and awaits a coroner s inquest Whitinsley survived by his widow and two small children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawsonville
Hancil Tinsley
Yellow Creek Court Ground
Dawson County
Reese Whitmore
Tinsley
Whitmore
Dawsonrile
Service Continuity Remains Objective Of Shipping Board
Washington June 26 The Shipping Board keeps service continuity as its core objective regardless of operation method Chairman Farley stated after the boards first meeting since he took office He said every move will be weighed to protect the high standard of service built by the previous administration Negotiations with bidders for routes continue while a committee refines a plan for government operation and reports progress
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shipping Board
Farley
Ita
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Capitol
Code Commission
Decatur St
Bessie Smith
Columbia Phonograph
Cee
Savannah-Tybee Motor Highway
Hilda Lind
Thomas Milner
Albany
Louise Ferguson
W. J. Richter
Darden-Powers Pavillion
Tybee
Constitution
Larry Dimmitt
Mayor Smith
Augusta
O. J. Willoughby
Motors and Highway Department
Steve N. Harris
William J. Harris
Milledge Murphy
C. H. Brand
Athens
Welcomin Clark Howell, Jr
Harry B. Stanton
Clark Howell, Jr
Martin Price
A. A. Solomon
Igeorgians
CAEL
George Coming
Vienna
Walter F. George
A. S
Touglas
W. C. Lankford
Wright
Newnan
Atalnta
Caigibesinan
Temple
Ficht
Cornelia
George T. Betts
Betts
Charles Smemple
Camilla
Watkins
Edgar Watkins
City Club of
Shackleton
Covington
Gao
Abbott
Association
Fitzhugh Lee
LOUCIE_D. NEWTON
Christian Index
Washington, Ga
Rom
France
Caron’s
Houbigant’s
Coty’s
Roget & Gallet
Vigny’s
Franklin & Cox
Whitehall
Calabana
Noa Alora DY BY
Ruth Gussman
M’cay
Maxwell
Big
Iby R. Whitmore
of Shipping Board
Palm Beach
Browns Sands
Daniel Bros
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!