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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1912
Page
20
Edwin P Ansley replies to Mayor Winn with photographic reproductions selected from many similar subjects by Francis E Price. Images show Forrest Avenue school sidewalk and curb today, city crews at Jackson street sewer site, and the downed Jackson street bridge lingering six years.
Edwin P. Ansley, noted developer, says his aim is to promote a business like city administration through a Business Men's League if the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce declines. He insists he is acting as a citizen and businessman, not a politician, and publishes photos in the Constitution showing streets sewers and sidewalks he says are in poor condition to illustrate his criticisms.
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