Co operation and censorship sparks Georgia debate
Louise Connolly of New York urges cooperation between citizens and theater owners to shape film censorship. She argues laws should avoid blue laws and allow emotional expression while criticising the idea of universal rules. Georgia Senate and House discuss censorship, new counties, and political moves as lawmakers plan to expand representation and create a state auditor.
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Hardwick
Davis
House of Representatives
Mills
Sf T
Tag Louise Connolly
Committee of Better Films of
New York
Atlanta Woman's Club
Miss Connolly
Clvic
Georgia
Charlie Charlin
Asia
Akin
Miss Connollve
Committee of Better Films
National Board of Motion Picture Review
Wilch
General Assembly
Lankford
Colauitt Dodge
Jefferson
Creven
Worth
Mitchell
Greene
Williams
Herman H Milner
Dodge County
Thenew
Martin Named President of Lowry National Bank
H Warner Martin was elected president of the Lowry National Bank to fill the vacancy caused by John E Murphy’s resignation. Martin, 28, becomes Atlanta’s youngest bank president after a long tenure at Lowry since 1901. Murphy, a leading southern financier, resigns but remains on the board as Martin takes the helm of the 1861 institution with a stock capital of $1,100,000.
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Lowry National Bank
H. Warner Martin
John E. Murphy
Murphy
Martin
Atlanta
Lowry Institution
Southern Finance
Lowry
Presat
Robert J Lowry
Vr Murphy
Elsand
Greenville
Tidmund W Martin
Georgia
American Bankers’ Association
Southeast
Surplus and undivided profits noted at directors meeting
After the resignation of Mr. Murphy, a large aluminum vase was presented to him by Meil R. Wilkinson on behalf of the directors at the meeting. Attending were Thomas J. Avery, Mell R. Wilkinson, John Murphy, J. H. Nunnally, Frederic J. Paxon, E. P. McBurney, Henry W. Davis, Thomas E. Glenn, Wilmer L. Moore, Frank M. Inman, Charles T. Nunnally, Frank Adair, W. R. Prescott, H Warner Martin, E M Williams, J H Porter, R W Woodruff, William Candler, R E Hightower, John Talmadge Jr, and others from multiple Georgia firms.
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Murphy
Meil R. Wilkinson
Thomas J. Avery
Avery & Co
Mell R. Wilkinson
Ashcraft-Wilkinson Company
John Murphy
J. H. Nunnally
Lowry National Bank
Nun~nally Company
Frederic J. Paxon
Davison-Paxon~ Stokes Company
E. P. McBurney
Mutual Loan and Bank
Ing Company
Henry W. Davis
Lowry ,National Bank
Thomas E. Glenn
Atlantic Steel Company
Wilmer L. Moore
Southern States Life Insurance Company
Frank M. Inman
Inman & Howard
Charles T. Nunnally
Nunnally & McCrea Company
Frank Adair
Fortrest
George Adair
W. R. Prescott
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
H Warner Martin
E M Williams
American Railway Express Company
J H_ Porter
R W Woodruff
Southeastern Department of the White Company
William Candler
Coca-Cola Company
R E Hightower
Thomaston Cotton Mills
Thomaston, Ga
John —& Talmadge, Jr
Talmadge Brothers & Co
Athens, Ga
Old-Time Dance To Feature Picnic At Grant Park
An old-time square dance is set for Tuesday as part of the railway conductors annual basket picnic at Grant Park. A 3 PM pavilion dinner will start the festivities followed by dancing a musical program and naval entertainments.
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Grant Park
Leader of Firemen Striking in Quebec Is Arrested Monday
Wilfrid Gariepy president of the National Catholic Union of Employees of the Quebec fire department, on strike since Saturday, was arrested late today and jailed in Quebec. Thirty other arrests ordered and several motor trucks mobilized to rush troops to any scene of disorder.
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Quebec
Wilfrid Gariepy
National Catholic Union of Employees
Quebec Fire Department
Coca Cola Trade Mark Infringement Suit Filed in Local Court
Coca Cola company through Candler Thompson and Hirsch petitions United States district court for an injunction against Brown and Allen operators of a Terminal station store. The suit alleges sale of a substitute concoction bearing the Coca Cola trade mark infringes rights and seeks profits and damages accounting. Judge Sibley sets July 19 for hearing.
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Candler, Thompson & Hirsch
Coca-Cola Company
United States District Court
Brown & Allen
Coca-Cola
Sibley
Sunday School Conventions Planned Across State
More than 125 county Sunday School conventions will be held in June July and August under the Georgian Sunday School association. R D Webb general superintendent says two specialists will assist and confer to promote bigger and better Sunday schools. Prof W S Nicholson of Augusta will serve in July and August with Prof and Mrs Floyd Field of Atlanta in August. Other workers include Miss Rosa May King J G Jackson and Daisy Magee Myra Batchelder and Cora Holland.
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Georgian Sunday School Association
R D Webb
W. S Nicholson
Augusta
Floyd Field
Atlanta
Rosa May King
J G@ Jackson
Macon
RD Webb
Daisy Magee
Children’s Division
Myra Batchelder
Cora Holland
Big addition made to Secker's hotel in Indianapolis
William R Secker, new Lincoln hotel manager, outlines plans for Indiana's Lincoln hotel including an eight story addition, a lavish mezzanine and ballroom, a banquet hall with an imported pipe organ, and luxurious suites. Secker praises his move but fondly recalls Atlanta.
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William R Secker
Lincoln Hotel
Indianapolis
Ind
Ansley
Atlanta
Wideawake
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