Atlanta Newspaper Rates and Addresses 1921
Atlanta, June 29, 1921. The Constitution lists subscription rates and terms including daily, Sunday, and monthly options. It also provides advertising rates and addresses for the Washington office and Halvigh Hotel, with notes on Associated Press service and local carriage arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Mos
A. H. Bolliday
Constitution Balding
Avante
The
Constitution Washington Office
Halvigh Hotel
Jawca
A. Hollowen
Reto Mon
Newvik
Botatin
Newatavde
Broadway
Forty-second
Atrent
Bradway
Constitution
Vlgre
Legente
Wage Cut Sparks Mixed Reactions Across Nation
The United States railroad labor board extends the wage reduction to all workers, cutting costs by an estimated 400 million dollars this year. Carriers want deeper cuts to operating costs, while workers protest a drastic pay cut. A referendum among affected employees is due by July 1 to decide acceptance or rejection, with broader hopes for stable, affordable transport and a return to normal economic conditions.
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United States Railroad Labor Board
America
Poultry profits and Dawes budget plan in Georgia press
Georgia editorial page discussion on scaling poultry from a local shipment worth ten thousand dollars into a broader state business. It cites Columbus Enquirer Sun Cordele Dispatch and others urging a larger, sustained poultry industry, with Dawes named as federal budget director planning a 30 day rollout and potential 25 percent cost savings. News notes highlight Dawes budget move, Harding presidency, and calls for businesslike expansion.
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de Greensboro
Herald- Journal
Italeine
Georgia
Columbus Enquirer
Sun
Cordele Dispatch
Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Harding
Congress
Georgia Geological Survey issues Bulletin on Water Powers
The Georgia Geological Survey released Bulletin No. 38, Third Report on the Water Powers of Georgia, compiled by B. M. and M. R. Hall from data by the Georgia and United States surveys. It spans 350 pages with 20 half-tone illustrations and 4 maps, detailing estimates of water powers, developed capacities, stream flow data, and the Chattahoochee development proposal. The report notes that actual horsepower often falls short of potential due to water shortages and notes the Georgia Railway and Power Company produced about 135 000 ten hour horsepower last year. The bulletin can be obtained from state entomologist? requester to include postage.
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Georgia Geological Survey
Georgia
B. M
M. R. Hall
United States Geological Survey
Giorgie Railwayy and Power Company
Thig
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Chattahoochee
Encine
MecCalife
Atate
Georgia Highway Plans Face Federal Aid Conditions
Georgia legislators face debates over Davis and McMichael highway bills and federal aid requirements. The piece argues for a unified state highway system under strong state control, maintaining roads built with federal funds, and avoiding fragmented county distributions that weaken national road objectives. It notes Harding’s stance on maintenance, Dowell and Townsen bills backing maintenance mandates, and the need to align state funds with federal quotas to preserve the program.
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Highway Department
McMichael
Mike
Georgia
State
Apt
State Highway Department
Harding
Congress
Dowell
Townsend
Secretary of Agriculture
Farmers'organisations
Association of State Highway Officials
House
Ee McDonald
Secretary of ‘Agriculture
Washington
Georgia State Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Roads
Ammion
Alabama
Georgis
Texas
Acthata
Echols
Dade
Union
Births Announced With Names and Dates in Decatur Area
Birth notices list multiple newborns from May to June with parents and addresses across Decatur and nearby areas. Entries include a girl to R Rogers at 372 Hilt Street on May 8 and a girl to B Floyd at 148 Peppers on May 17, among others with varied street addresses and family names.
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Mex
J. H. Giles
East Georgia
Mc. Minor
Fiat
Bir
Mira
Froodward
Avenue
Pryor
Avecaoy
B.t.teagin
Eke
Efrl
The Moral Peril of Youth in Public Life
Dr Brady laments the moral laxity of boys and men who with apparent refinement still abuse young women. He notes letters from intelligent girls describing indelicate advances and condemns speeders and police negligence that erode moral standards. The author warns that educated, respectful behavior is needed to protect girls and public virtue.
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Brady
Fall From Truck Kills Royal On North Boulevard
M. J. Royal, 38, of Hapeville, died early Tuesday after a moving truck struck a wooden block on North Boulevard. He leaned out to view the obstacle and fell, fracturing his skull and breaking his right arm. Royal, who had moved to Atlanta from Savannah, was employed at the Ripley-Ferst agency. Survived by wife and daughter. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Tenth and
North Boulevard
M. J. Royal
Hapeville
Royal
Tenth
Grady
B. G. Bowen
Riplney-Ferst Advertising Agency
Mr. Royal
Hogat
Aspital
Atlanta
Savannah
Harry G. Poole
Joseph D Ewing to Call Returns of Great Battle
City politicians fluttered over a newly discovered angle of the bunco scandal. Genuine horror appeared in some, equanimity in others, as it was learned that Joseph C. Ewing would call the Dempsay Carpenter fight return Saturday afternoon at the city auditorium.
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Bunco
Joseph C. Ewying
Councilmanie
Dempsay
Carpentier
City Auditorium
Hardisty Appointed Receiver for Beaver Cotton Mills
John T. Hardisty an Atlanta attorney was appointed by Judge Joan T. gnaleton as receiver of the Beaver Cotton Mills at Thomson. Judge Pendston ruled that the bankruptcy petitions of Beaver Mills and Couch Cotton Mills should proceed separately, following a dispute over consolidated receivership and the alleged separation of Miller properties.
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John T. Hardisty
Atlanta
Joan T. Gnaleton
Beaver Cotton Millis
Thomson
Pendston
Beaver Mills
Couch Cotton Mills, Incc
A. H. Pondfield
Couch Cotton Company
Fire damages Toro's Restaurant and shop beneath
Fire at Toro's Italian restaurant on Peachtree Street early Tuesday morning caused about $5,000 in damage. The Men's Shop directly below suffered smoke and water damage. flames gutted the kitchen and pantry, with remaining rooms affected. Investigators believe the fire originated in the kitchen area.
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Toro
Byemoke
Havik
Life and lament in New York streets and theaters
A vivid column sketches Longacre Square piano player and a swaying newspaper hawker by Forty-second Street, then shifts to Broadway despair and a thwarted theater scene. The piece recalls Peggy Joyce and a World War I veteran who killed himself after financial ruin, illustrating urban hardship.
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Peggy Joyce
Bills Introduced In House Tuesday In Georgia
A roundup of measures introduced in the Georgia House, including tax and regulatory proposals. Proposals cover fertilizer labeling, county prosecuting offices, primary elections, railroad and railway matters, state welfare reform, and funding for public buildings and executive contingency needs.
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Tyson
Worth
Georgia
Hay
Lng
General Agriculture
Walton
Superior Court
Walton County
Branch
Turner
City Court of
Ashburn
Lankford
Poombs
Pruett
Lumpkin
Wimberly
Laurens
Fulton
Hamilton
Fioyd
State Board of Publi Warfare
Beckham
Dougherty
United States
General Judiciary
Whitley
Douglas
Department of Labor
Labor and Labor Statistics
Vocelle
Gimden
Beck
Carroll
Frio- Nesta
DuBose
Claire—T
Clake
Clarke
Executive Department
Mesars. Bush
Lamar
Fowler
Bibb
Georgia Board of Pharmacy
jJu Riciary
Moore
Appling
Reagan
Henry
Henry County
Messrs. Perkins
Father
Muscogee
Rutherford
Monica
High School of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts
University of Georgia
Lewis
Colquit
Department of Agriculture
Messrs
Duncan and
Hall
Wzabeth Shirley
Messrs. Hamilton
Floyd
Singletary
Grady
Congress
Hmanueji
Bills Introduced In Senate Tuesday Public Notices
Senate Tuesday notices list proposed amendments by Senators Bond Pope Ellis Bellah. Items include granting poll tax payment to women, allowing abolition of county tax receiver, and mandating juror attendance changes. Referred to judiciary and constitutional amendments committees.
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Bond
Third District
General Judiciary Committee
Pope
Fortyfourth
General Assembly
Ellis
Georgia
Judiciary
Bee
Bellah
Parsons
Eneral Judiciary Com
Health Resort RemOVED by Courts in Atlenta Case
The Blackman Institute lost a mandamus bid to force Atlenta to permit a health resort at Piedmont avenue and Tenth street. A jury found for the promoters. construction to begin in fall. Citizens argued the ordinance bans such a facility near Piedmont Park. Dr. W. W. Blackman portrayed it as beautifying and value-adding. The project, chartered 1919, would cost about 200000. Attorneys for both sides presented.
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Atlenta
Blackman Institute
Piedmont Avenue
Tenth Street
George L. Bell
Civil Division of Superior Court
Blackman
Piedmont Park
W. W. Blackman
Blackman Health Resort, Inc
Robertson-Blackman Sanitarium
Capitol Avenue
Colquitt & Conyers
Palmer Blackburn
Blackmon
W. A. Fuller
Mayson and Wood
New Officers Named by Southern States Insurance Co
Southern States Insurance Company announces new officers after a board meeting at Atlanta headquarters. William R Halliday becomes vice president and actuary, Robert B Moore secretary, A H Ramsey treasurer, and M A Lochridge assistant secretary. The secretary treasurer role is vacant after Frank Orme's death. Moore and Halliday join the board.
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Southern States Due Insurance Company
Atlanta
William R., Halliday
Robert B. Moore
A. H. Ramsey
M. A. Lochridge
Frank Orme
Wilmer L. Moore
Halliday
Edinburg
Scotland
The
North, British and Mercantile, Insurance Company
Acturarial Society of American
Actuaries
Birmingham
Chicago
Moore
Ramsey
Lochridge
Third Baptist Church Dedication Prominent Clergy Attend
The new Third Baptist church on Guckle street will be dedicated on Sunday at 3 p m. Dr Arch C Cree of the Georgia Baptist convention will preach the dedicatory sermon. Dr Ches W Daniel of First Baptist will deliver the charge to Rev E McCutcheon. Dr Henry Alfred Porter of Second Baptist will present the keys to the board chair. Other speakers include Dr B D Gray Home Mission secretary, Dr John F Purser mission superintendent, and Dr W E Meyer Capitol Avenue pastor. Afterward Rev Mr McCutcheon will baptize several candidates. No night service.
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New Third
B. D. Gray
Home Mission Board
John F. Purser
W. E. Meyer
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
Anu
McCutcheon
Memaneraelp
Board to Probe Atlanta Training School for Girls
At the request of former Governor Dorsey the state board of welfare will investigate conditions at the Atlanta Training School for Girls following charges by F W Petrick that girls are mistreated at the institution during Cynthia Embree’s tenure as matron who left last February. If evidence supports it a special inquiry will be launched.
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Dorsey
State Board of Welfare
Atlanta Training School For
F. W. Petrick
Atlanta Citizen
Cynthia Embree
Harris To Speak At Legion Session In Columbus
Major General P C Martie adju tant general of the United States army will address the American Legion convention in Columbus on July 4 instead of Atlanta as previously announced.
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Harris
Legion
P. C. Martie
United States Army
American Legion
Columbus
Atlanta
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