Constitution on sale in New York City distribution
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Emory University Campaign Appeals to Georgia and South
The Washington Georgia Reporter praises Emory University and urges statewide and southern support. It notes Georgia counties should invest in the enterprise, citing existing gifts and pledges including Asa G. Candler’s million and Avanta’s half million. Three-fourths of Atlanta’s pledged sum has been raised, with donors urged to act now.
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Bring Dr. Broughton Back to Lead Baptist Tabernacle
The Constitution supports W I Upshaw’s call to return Dr Len G Broughton to lead the Baptist Tabernacle in Atlanta. Dr J L White departs for Miami after a successful pastorate, and Tabernacle members expect a natural successor.
Atlanta Faithful Hope Pastor Broughton Returns
The article suggests Dr. Broughton, now in Knoxville, may be invited to return as pastor of the Tabernacle. Health issues earlier forced his departure from Atlanta, but as he recovers a strong push exists to bring him back. Many Atlantans expect the invitation and believe he would accept.
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Atlanta to add ten policemen to curb thefts and burglaries
Announcement states ten new officers will join the Atlanta force to strengthen efforts against plumbing thefts from vacant houses and widespread burglaries. The piece argues the city’s growth outpaces police strength and calls for further increases to protect life and property, even beyond ten officers.
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Night school at Georgia Tech sees record 320 enrolled
As spring term begins at the free night school limited to Atlantans, Georgia Tech reports a total enrollment of 320 since last fall for students aged 16 to 60. The program offers free courses across literary technical and trades, with demand rising and facilities likely to expand to meet it.
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Borglum's Lecture At Pecatur Courthouse Tonight
Sculptor Curzon Borghum, of international reputation, speaks on the Confederate memorial at Stone Mountain. The Decatur chamber invites Atlanta and Decatur residents to attend at 8 tonight, promising a worthwhile address and compensation for the effort.
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UST 42 Georgia Frank L Stanton
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Poetic Fragments and Philosophical Passages From The Augusta Chronicle
A jumble of poems and prose notes presents verse on joy and winter, a mock dialogue on belief, translations and excerpts from The Twilight Word, and sketches of literary biography. It echoes wartime cost of publishing, rustic admonitions, and reflections on faith, nature, and humanity.
Recall Pay and Council Actions In Early January
Managers and clerks in the recall election will be paid soon if a council resolution, to be introduced Monday, passes and is signed by Mayor Woodward. A gallery portrait request for William Markham, former Atlanta mayor, is under consideration. Armistead, acting mayor pro tem, had a busy day meeting many people. The police committee unanimously opposes a Sunday off for officers to attend divine services, warning it would cut the force by about one fourth. The streets committee may repave several city streets, with Belgian and wood blocks and bitulith, including West Peachtree. Overriding the mayoral veto on widening a Peachtree bottleneck is anticipated. Ashley lectured on beavers at Fair Street School, with many more dates planned. A renewed campaign against palmists and clairvoyants is expected after tax committee guidance to License Inspector Woodhall.
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Bring Dr. Broughton Back To Atlanta Urges Upshaw
In a letter from a South Carolina lecture trip, Dr. J L White leaves the Baptist Tabernacle post in Miami and William Dr Upshaw urges Atlanta to recall Dr. Ten G Broughton founder of the Tabernacle. He argues Broughton could revive Atlanta's religious and civic life, restoring a leading preaching center and annual Bible conference, and asks Atlanta papers to front a movement to secure his return.
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Supreme Court of Georgia Judgment Revered
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Our Country By Our President in Sunday Constitution
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