Weevil Cal arsenate dust and warehouse receipts offer option
Government tested calcium arsenate dust to control young weevils before breeding in cotton. Advertises direct shipment from Culver & Kidd Inc with warehouses in Atlanta Savannah Milledgeville Georgia. Mentions Feeny mule-back dusters and two row dusters for applying the chemical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Feeny
Sra
Feeny Fland
Culver & Kidd, Inc
Medgeville
Georgia
Atlante
Savannah
Milledgeville
New Warden Dyche Takes Charge at Atlanta Federal Prison
I B Dyche of Oklahoma City appointed warden to succeed Fred Zerbst at the Atlanta federal prison. He arrives to study operations, will not replace staff yet, and aims to run the institution efficiently. Dyche, former Oklahoma insurance man and Republican leader, hails Atlanta’s growth and vows cooperation with city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B Dyshe
Oklahoma City
Fred
Zerbst
Atlanta
Bir
Failiar
Dyche
Jake Hamon
Oklahoma
Hamon
Fort Leavenworth
Kans
Kansas
Walker Lee
Key
Supreme Court
Harding
Hannon
Henry Lenage
Horton, Kang
Grady Vonumen
Grady
Dyohe
Horton
John B Gordon
Horton Schools
Missouri
St Joseph's
India
Frank V Wright
Sunday Freight Train Operation May Be Barred
Forty five Georgia railroads were cited to show cause why the commission should not revoke its 1917 order suspending the Sunday freight ban. Railroads must respond in writing by July 25, listing why the order should stay rescinded. The list includes major lines such as Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic and Western and Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
State Railroad Commission
General Assembly
Atlanta
Louisville and Wadley
Dublin
Lankford's Enabling Act Faces Vote Today At Capitol
In and Around the Capitol report notes the Enabling Act sponsored by Lankford is set for a vote today as the rail road commission reviews one final question before action. Judge Harper Hamilton birthday reference and Beckham bill on soldier and sailor measure are also mentioned in the dealings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lankford
Railroad Commission
Harper Hamilton
Beckham
Marion Kendrick
Georgia House to consider Lankford act for extra county representatives
The Georgia House will read Representative Lankford's enabling act for counties entitled to additional representatives for the third time. The measure has little opposition as census totals justify extra legislators. If passed, elections will be held and new lawmakers serve twenty one days in the current session.
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House
Lankford
Senate
Gasoline inspection fees tied up by federal suit
The dispute over gasoline inspection fees stalls nearly all profit from inspections. Standard Oil filed a federal bill challenging the Texas oil inspection act as unconstitutional, arguing it taxes interstate commerce and profits the state treasury. Judge Sibley stayed decisions pending Supreme Court action, with Gulf Refining and others awaiting outcomes. Roane now guards funds, bonded for $5,000, as funds sit in an Atlanta bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gasone
Kercsens
Treasury
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company
Texas Company
J. J. Brown
Agricultura
W. J. Speer
M. P. Roane
Oil Inspection Department
State Treasury
United States Supreme Court
Samuel H. Sibley
District Court
Gulf Refining Company
Sibley
Atlante
Roane
Johnson Nomination As Deeds Recorder Opposed by Harris
Senator William J. Harris opposed the confirmation of Henry Lincoln Johnson, a negro Republican national committeeman from Georgia, as recorder of deeds for the District of Columbia. Harris condemned any Negro nominee by President Harding, noting Johnson’s nomination as a first of significance from the administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Harris
Clark Howell
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington, D. C
Constitution
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Republican National
Man and Woman Held on Charges of Counterfeiting
Government agents described the couple as producing some of the crudest counterfeits found locally. Underwood, 29, and Gladys Wilson, 17, were placed under bond by Commissioner Carter pending federal grand jury investigation. They are accused of altering $1 bills to look like $100 by painting a zero after the one, with a small boy used to pass the notes. Bond for Underwood was set at $2,000. he would be jailed if not posted. The girl claimed she did not know the wrongdoing and was held after furnishing a $300 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Commission
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Oglethorpe Unveraux
Camp Gordon
Comminsion
Cass
Newsong
Oglethorpe
Assembly
Georgia
Hardwick
Underwood
Gladys” Wilson
Carter
Federal Grand Jury
Atlanta
Post Office
Fulton Tower
Mrs Letitia Queen Laid To Rest In Funeral Service
Funeral services for Mrs. Letitia Kila Queen aged 76 who died Sunday morning at her daughter Mrs. W. T. Mooney’s home at 700 Gordon Street were held Tuesday afternoon at 3 thirty o’clock at the local church or cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Letitia Kila Queen
W. T Mooney
Gordon Street
Georgia Legislature Loan Act Resolution Presented to Senate
The Georgia legislature’s resolution commending the farm loan act and urging amendments to increase loan funds was presented to the Senate by Senator Harris of Georgia. He secured consent for printing the resolution in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Consiliution
Georgia
Senate
Harris
Through Wrights Ville Beach Sleeper Seaboard
Advertisement notes a Ville Beach Sleeper on Seaboard starting June with round trip rates on sale daily. City Ticket Office at 71 Walton Street lists contact phone Ivy. Also mentions Sall Belle Isle Taxica.
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Wrights
Ville Beach
Seaboard
Deketa
City
Walton St
Ivy
Swmming Pools Deemed Safe by City Bacteriologist
Atlanta pools tested by Dr J B Acker show hygienically safe water for bathing with average bacterial counts under 1000 per cubic centimeter. The report urged bathers to take thorough showers before entering pools to maintain sanitary conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. B. Acker
Acker
Key
Grant Park
Takewood
Baddox Park
Moseley Park
Oakland City
Piedmont Park
Tate
Boy Hit While Playing Tag In Street
A 12 year old, William Gilmer Evering, was struck by a passing car while playing tag near 235 Washington Street. The skull fracture required surgery at Baker-Monroe sanatorium. The driver, reportedly a nurse, remained at the scene but left when urged after the operation was deemed necessary.
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Mondey Evering
William Gilmer
RL. Gillmer
Washington’ Street
Maochine
Baker-Mon~erlef Sanatorium
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Munn’s
Broad -St
Walton
Cts
Quin-Mont Laboratories
Taav
THE
Holland
Wilhelmina
Ward
Orange-Crush Battling Co
E. Ellis
U. S. Prison
Xis
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Diamond Merchants
the Capitol
Floyd County
United States
Walter Beckham
Dougherty County
American Legion
Letitia K. Queen
Sall Belle Isle
Taxica
Portland Cement Association
Chicago
Detroit
Los Angeles
Parkersburg
Dener
Ores. Ves
Des Moines
Kanase City
New York
Salt Lake
Jookiet
Campbell
Can’t. “Campbell
Oss Ivy
Gavan’s
Whitehall
Stachelbert
Rrr
Belle Isle
Wade Mark Hoyer
Mooney
Smith
Queen Q
Hitelong
Thomas Eile
First Methodist Church
T. J. Mooney
George Bell
Danville
Ds. Queen
Norfolk
T. Queen
Roanoke
Val
F. C. Kile
Fitzgerald, Ga
Durlop
Wil.liam R. Booker
Oklahoma Citys
DR. Acker
Knox, Crofut-Knapp
Atlanta, Ga
A. M. Robinson Co
Aragon
J. K. Orr Shoe, Co
Red Seal
Morris Fertilizer Co
White Provision Co
Frank E. Block
Bakers of
Kennesaw Biscuits
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