Dr Hardman draws record crowd at Boston booster chautauqua
In Boston Ga on March 6 Dr Hardman spoke for his governor bid at the third day of the booster chautauqua. He urged soil drainage reform and praised farm demonstration work while stressing law enforcement and a thorough education system. Governor Harris prepares to speak next with a large barbecue and free dinner planned.
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Boston
Chautauqua
M. L. Brittain
R. H. Powel
South Georgia Normal College
Valdonta
Hardman
Thomas
Brooke Counties
Georgia
Harris
Thomasville
Moultrie
Clever Burglar Targets Laundry Foreman Home
Police searched for a burglar who entered 9 Brown Place Sunday night or early Monday and took $36 from SR May foreman of Capital City Laundry. The thief rifled May’s trousers and pocketed the money from a small money pocket.
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SR. May
Capital City
Brown Place
May
Blalock Explains New Anti Narcotic Law
Collector A O Blalock will explain the Harrigan anti narcotic law to physicians druggists dentists and others Wednesday in Cartersville. The talk aims to clarify provisions difficult to understand and unite professionals with government officers to curb indiscriminate narcotics distribution in the Seventh district.
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Harrigan
Revival Services At Local Presbyterian Churches
Attending clergy and members from various congregations fill the revival meetings in city and suburb with daily union sessions. Strong sermons lead the programs as music fills the services, drawing many unaffiliated locals to the events.
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Eity
Resolution to Grade Bridge Refered to Street Committee
Protests from property owners on Whitehall and Humphries streets led to referral of proposed bridge changes to the street committee for review. Elevation of the bridge deemed too low under current plans and a decision on the matter awaited committee recommendation.
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Bregrade
Street Committee
Whitehall
Humphries Streets
New York Lawyers En route to Mardi Gras in Atlanta
Judge Joseph M. O'Brien and Charles B. McDonald of New York visited Atlanta with BH M Atkinson on the way to New Orleans Mardi Gras. O'Brien, former New York corporation counsel and later chief justice of the appellate division, is noted as a leading U S lawyer. McDonald, a top New York Stock Exchange member, is hailed as the father of golf for his courses and early amateur champ status. They toured Atlanta gulf courses and praised local progress, hinting at a longer stop on return.
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Joseph M. O'Brien
Charles B. McDonald
New York
Atlanta
BH M Atkinson
Florida
New Orleans
O'Brien
Supreme Court of New York
O’brien
Southampton
United States
Long Beach
Long Island
New York City
Mcdonald
Atkinson
An Eraga Sues Over Bank Stock Purchase
J S Aneraga of East Point seeks $1,820 plus $1,000 damages in Superior Court for stock bought in Union Trust Co allegedly via false representation. Defendants are George Pollock of Atlanta, president, and C H Peacock of Dodge County, vice president. Case before Judge H M Reid.
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Union Trust Company
J. S. An@eraga
East Point
George D. Pollock
Atlanta
C. H. Peacock
Dodge County
Trias
H. M. Reid
New Interurban Line Will Ask Franchise From Atlanta Today
An afternoon city hall meeting will review the Atlanta and North Georgia railroad application for a charter. If granted, tracks would run along Williams Merritts Orme West Cain Bartow Nassau Spring to Walton or Marietta, routing a line from Atlanta to Creighton via Roswell.
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City Hall
Committee On Electric and Other Railways
Atlanta and North Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
Creighton
Roswell
Williams Street
City
Merritts Avenue
Orme Street
Rotary Convention Speaker to Address Atlanta Meeting
Bert Adams returns from Cincinnati to speak at the Majestic hotel at 1 o clock today and discuss the 1916 International Rotary convention. The Atlanta club plans to send fifty to one hundred members to the event and aims to host the convention in 1917. International President Allan D. Albert will visit Atlanta on March 28.
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Bert Adams
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Majestic Hotel
Jane
Internationa
Allan D. Albert
Georgians in Washington push Potomac bridge bill
Washington notes show Representative Crisp presiding over a House session to advance a 1 million dollar appropriation for a Potomac River bridge linking Washington to Arlington National Cemetery and Fort Meyer. The Georgia Lumber Co bridge bill across the Flint River also moves. Senator Hoke Smith hosted Georgia reps Gordon Jae Rendall Walker Thomas Bell and Charlen Crisp at dinner. Mrs Crisp travels to New York. Mildred Hollis to accompany back. Grant Taggart of Savannah discusses interstate rates case before the ICC.
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Washington
Crisp
Clark
House
Potomac River
Arlington National Cemetery and Military Reservation
Iort Meyer
Georgia Lumber Company
Flint River
Dooly
Samtar
Hoke Smith
Young Girls Escape From Georgia Training School
According to a report by Assistant Chief of Police E J Jett two girls, Margaret Walls aged 14 and Maude Wood aged 18, escaped from the Georgia Training School for Girls late in the afternoon and were last seen headed toward Atlanta. Chief Jett ordered officers to keep a sharp lookout for the pair.
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E. J. Jett
Margaret Walls
Maude Wood
Georgia Training School
Atlanta
Jett
PATTNALL COUNTY SCHOOLS GET CERTIFICATES
Five county schools meet state standard for efficiency said by Superintendent I Smith. Certificates will be sent to schools. rural schools form majority of those meeting standard. city schools excluded from classification. Standards cover teachers grounds buildings equipment activities teacher pay and seven month term.
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Pattnall County
Tattnall County
I. Smith
State Educational Department
Council Overrides Mayor Veto on Peachtree Bottle Neck Refund
The city council overruled the mayor in a vote of 12 to 6 to sustain a resolution refund ing Central Bank and Trust 5000 dollars for widening Peachtree bottle neck near Winecoff hotel. The measure, approved by the board of aldermen February 24, was vetoed February 28 and reintroduced February 21.
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English
James W. English
Armistead
Eel
Board of Health
Ashley
Realth Board
DR. Martin
Bmc
Martin
Health Board
Farlinger
Cages
Monument Avenue
McPherson
Glenwood
Metropolitan Terrace
Kuhn
Bueild
McLendon Avenues
Bueild Terrace
Carpenter
Fourth National Bank
Peachtree Street
James English
Nnurnaace
Central Bank and Trust Company
Winecoft Hotel
Walter Taylor
Johnson
Inman
Toll
Ots
Renfro
Alverson
McCord
Williamson
Ee Johnson
Mincey
White
Landers
Reynolds
Tick Eradication Gets Butts Grand Jury OK
Jackson Ga March 6 Special The grand jury for the February term of Butts county superior court recommended that the county commissioner F Q Gaston take steps to have the cattle tick eradicated in Butts county at the earliest possible moment Mr Gaston will take the matter up with State Veterinarian Dr Pp F Bahnan and the necessary dipping rate will be built Butts county has already made considerable progress along this line with several private dipping rates in operation for the past few years and it is believed the cattle tick can be eliminated in his county with little effort and in a short time.
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Jackson
Butte County
F. Q. Gaston
Butts County
Gaston
Pp. F. Bahnaen
Cuthbert Enthuses Over Picture Shown by Georgia Chamber
Miss McDonald of Cuthbert writes the Georgia Chamber praising a motion picture shown under U D Chapter auspices. She notes the manager paid $40.35 to the association and calls the amount creditable. The letter highlights a successful local screening and Chamber support.
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Cuthbert
Georgia Chamber
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Blias Annette McDonald
U. D
Georgia
Walter Johnson silent on Georgia politics amid GOP feud
Walter Johnson of Columbus state chairman of Georgia Republican Party avoided comment on the heated newspaper controversy. He told callers at the Piedmont hotel that he has no desire to engage in the bitter exchanges and would not respond to letters or interviews as factions clash over the May 10 Macon state committee meeting and Atlanta’s timing.
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Walter Johnson
Columbus
Republican State Executive Committee
Atlanta
Johnson
Contro
Lenten Services Begin in Atlanta Episcopal Churches
Lenten services will be held at Cable Hall 82 North Broad Street by the Episcopal churches of Atlanta and vicinity every weekday during Lent, with Sunday exempted. Rev. Thomas H. Johnston, new cathedral dean, will give talks at 12:05 PM daily, followed by music and prayer. sessions end at 12:30. All are invited.
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Episcopal Churches
Atlanta
Cable Hall
North Broad Street
Thomas H. Johnston
Free Dental Clinics For School Children Urged by Dr. Crouch
Dr. Charles M. Crouch advocates for free dental clinics and examinations for Atlanta public school children. He notes cooperation with the board of education and the Atlanta Dental Society in establishing school mouth inspections as part of regular physical exams. He remains committed to pushing for compulsory mouth examinations in schools.
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Crouch
Charles M. Crouch
Auanta
Board of Education
Atlanta Dental Society
Wan
Atlanta
Atlanta Tourism Push by Fred Houser Headed to Florida
Fred Houser secretary of the Atlanta Convention Bureau departs for Joy, Florida to appeal to eastern travelers. He will describe Atlanta attractions including hotels, amusement centers, business activity, and other facets of city life in hopes of boosting tourist dollars.
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Atlanta
Fred Houser
Atanta Convention Bureau
Lasve
Florida
Mr. Houser
Allana
Allante
Plans completed for Pyrene convention in Atlanta
Pyrene salesmen and jobbers are due tonight for the Pyrene convention at the Ansley hotel. W R Hotchkin and T F Flanagan of New York will attend, with other high officials possibly present. A joint luncheon for the Atlanta Ad Men's club and the Atlanta Retail Merchants’ association is set for 1 PM Wednesday at the Ansley. C Lewis Allen was recently named Pyrene president and may attend. A K Van Patten, Pyrene advertising counselor, plans strong efforts to boost attendance.
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Ansley Batol
W. R. Hotechkin
T. F. Flanagan
New York
Atlanta
Ad Men's Club
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Ansley Hotel
C. Lewis Allen
Pyrene Company
A.L. van Patten
Chalmers Motor Company
Chalmers
DeKalb County Seeks Early Primary Date
Citizens of DeKalb county plan a mass meeting Tuesday at noon to elect the county executive committee for this year. The committee will set the date and rules for the county officers primary, with Bentimant favoring an early primary likely by April 13. A rule requiring a majority to declare a nominee could trigger a second primary between top contenders.
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DeKalb County
Bentimant
Officers Active Against Distilleries Raid Near Atlanta
A report from Douglas County details four destroyed distilleries 18 miles from Atlanta. Officers seized 700 gallons of beer from a plant with 60 gallon capacity, in a raid by Deputy Collector Suttle and Deputies Whatley and Hamrick. L. M. Sumner of Cordele, president of the Georgia Association of Police Chiefs, urged federal enforcement of internal revenue laws and seeks Crisp County sheriff race support.
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Atlanta
Douglas County
Internal Revenue Agent
Suttle
Denty Marshal
Whatley
Hamrick
Georgia
L. M. Sumner
Cordele
Sumner
Georgia Associaton of Pollice Chiefs
Crisp County
Off to school with Shredded Wheat nutrition
A vintage ad copy promotes Shredded Wheat made at Niagara Falls New York. It urges parents to feed children a wholesome breakfast to promote good teeth and gums. The ad highlights ready cooked, quick preparation and a warm nourishing meal with Shredded Wheat.
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Niagara Falls
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