Mayor Likely To Veto City Charter Selfsucceeding Measure
Mayor Maddox may veto or approve the council adopted charter amendment that would allow councilmen to succeed themselves. The resolution passed 17 to 3, with Grant, Curtis, and Chambers voting no. The mayor says he has not officially seen the measure. public opinion divides, with many fearing continued in office. Clarke's Pre Ry... whiskey ad appears at article end.
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Maddox
Counel
Hancock
Grant
Curtis
Aciven
Resolutions on Death of Dr W B Armstrong at Grady Hospital
Grady Hospital board of trustees passed resolutions at a recent meeting mourning Dr W B Armstrong visiting surgeon for years. The motion lauds him as a friend and colleague, a modest gentleman, and expresses deep sympathy to his family and staff. Signed by Goldsmith Trickler and others.
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Tne
Grady 1 Hospital
W. B. Armstrong
WB. Armsrong
Hfe
Debate on Cooper Case in Locust Grove Meeting
The Cleeronian Debating Club discussed the Cooper Carmack trial at their weekly session in Locust Grove Georgia on March 7. The query asked if the coop ers were in allieble in killing Carmack and the speakers reviewed witness testimony. judges ruled unanimously for the negative as lawyers prepare to address the court Monday.
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Locust Grove
Cleeronian Debating Club
Cooper-Carmack
Coopers
Carmack
Zelaya Denies Nicaragua Preparing for War
President Zelaya, in a cabin with Consul General Altschul in New Orleans, declares Nicaragua is in absolute peace and denies plans for war with Costa Rica or Salvador. He emphasizes there is no military buildup and asserts peaceful intentions.
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Nicaragua
New Orleans
Zelaya
Altschul
Costa Rica
Salvador
Foundry Burned in Anniston Fire
A fire in Anniston Alabama on March 7 destroyed most of the Central Foundry Company's plant. Incendiary origin suspected. Loss about 8000 dollars. About 250 workers left unemployed. Plant had many orders in hand. rapid rebuilding unlikely.
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Anniston
Ala
Central Foundry Company
Bridal Silver from Maier and Berkele Brand Jewelry
Bridal Silver offers wedding silver pieces praised for perfect quality new design beauty and correct prices from Maier and Berkele. The advertisement highlights pride in silver and encourages shoppers to choose their store for bridal accessories.
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Maier & Berkele
Poteat Preaches on How to Choose a Pastor at First Baptist
Dr EM Poteat president of Furman University preached at First Baptist before a large crowd on the subject How to Select Pastor He argued Baptists err by basing choices on clothes or appearance preferring spiritual judgment and prayer He urged members to observe the minister before forming opinions and emphasized God guides pastors through the Holy Spirit.
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EM. Poteat
Furman University
Greenville
First Baptist Church
Landrum
Louisville
Poteat
Gencoms
Paul
Ephesus
Flelda
God
Weather Today Fair And Fine Across Regions
Forecast indicates fair and moderate west winds with generally high temperatures. New York reports 34 degrees, light rainfall noted in Charleston Sevannon and northern Detroit. Atlanta enjoyed an ideal Sunday as clonis Glm appeared early morning. temperature rises noted overall.
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Seorsia
Mose
New York
Charleston
Sevannon
Detroit
Atlanta
Local Music Festival Hopes Rise With Caruso Appeal
The Gopher notes strong interest in a forthcoming Atlanta Music Festival. He and others favor tenor Caruso and anticipate a large turnout for the first Cable Hall rehearsal tonight. Professor Barnea hints singers have other distractions, yet the group aims for improvement.
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Gopher
Caruso
Atlanta
Cable Hall
Barnea
Fire Threatens Docks in Brunswick Reaches Spike
Firefighters battled a five hour blaze at the Eide Young resin docks in Brunswick on the south end. The fire imperiled a block of brick structures used for shipping rooks and spirits for a quarter century. Losses included a storage shed and lumber piles valued at 15000 insured. Dock owners Downing and Albert Fendig reported insured damage. the cement stone plant shed lost tools and models. Coney King & Co. also suffered total losses. The area sits near the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic terminals.
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Brunswick
Ealy
Lon FR Dickey
Fitzgerald
Downing
Albert Fendig
Coney, King & Co
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
How Madame Nazimova Became American Star
A condensed career sketch traces Madame Nazimova from Yalta to Zurich Moscow and Stanyislavski training via European stages to America. After learning English she starred in Hedda Gabler under Shuvert and gained a steady home in the United States, establishing herself as a leading actress.
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Madame Nazimova
Madame Nasimova
Yalta
Crimean Provinces
Russia
Caspian Sea
Zurich
Switzerland
Odenss
Conservatory of the Phylharmonic Society
Moscow
Nasimovs
Stanialey School
Paul Grieneff
Nazimova
Berlin
London
Europe
Grieneff
Orleneff
America
Charles
Wife of Bartow Smith Prostrated by Conviction
Bartow Smith awaiting sentence for the killing of James Webb near Alpharetta remains largely unconscious at times, his wife devastated by the conviction and firmly believes in his innocence. The case leaves his wife and two young children without support as he faces a harsh prison term. Clarke's Pure Rye is advertised within the report.
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Bartow Smith
Alpharetta
Smith
RAN INTO POLICEMAN AFTER KILLING TROOPER
Montgomery Alabama March 7 G Griffin a recent member of Troop T Seventh Cavalry United States army was shot and killed at 1 20 o clock this morning at the corner of Decatur and Powerd streets by Henry Krutsner a cleric in a lace soft drink establishment After the shooting Krutsner attempted to escape but in turning a street corner ran squarely into the arm of a policeman hastening to the scene Krutsner claims self defense Griffin spoke never after being shot
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Montgomery
Ala
Fentes G. Griffin
Seventh Cavalry
United States Army
Decatur
Henry Krutsner
Krutsner
Krutaner
Griffin
Fight over dog ends in black-on-black killing near Zebulon
In a dispute about a dog two miles from Zebulon on March 7, George Murphy killed Jack Davis by shooting him through the heart. Sheriff Harrison arrested Murphy two hours later. Both men are described as colored.
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Zebulon
George Murphy
Jack Davis
Harrison
Murphy
Shriners to Hold Columbus Ceremony Next Tuesday
SHriners from throughout the state will gather in Columbus Ga next Tuesday for a ceremonial admission of about twenty five candidates including prominent local business and professional men. A special Savannah train will bring over fifty members and visitors from Macau Albany Americus and other Alabama cities. The program features an automobile ride informal entertainment at The Ranch a buffet luncheon at the Muscogee club a street parade two ceremonial sessions and a Racine hotel banquet with Hon Thomas J Chappell as toastmaster.
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Clumbus
Savannah
Alee Temple
Macau
Albany
Americus
Alabama
Edgar Chancellor
Jock
Grunby Jordan
Muscogee Club
Racine Hotel
Thomas J. Chappell
Ton
Douglas boasts splendid schools in Georgia
A Douglas Georgia report highlights the Georgia Normal College and Business Institute, moved here from Abbeville, sharing town public schooling. It notes 700 pupils, strong campus with three buildings, a seven hundred seat auditorium, and a commercial department with simulated banks and offices.
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Douglas
Marah
Douglan
Douglaa
Georgia Normal College and Business Institute
W. A. Little
A A Kuhl
Normal College and Business Institute
Abbeville
Georgia Normal College and Business Institute of
Douuglas
Little
Kuwhi
W. FP. Ward
Coffee County
W. C. Lankford
Henry Whelchel
W. GC. Bryan
W. H. Terrell
South Georgia
Lewerth
Military backs A J Scott for reappointment as adjutant general
Adjutant General A J Scott who has led Georgia's national guard effectively for two years and previously as assistant adjutant general is strongly backed for reappointment by the state's military. He intends to apply for continued service in the office.
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A. J. Scott
National Guard of
Georgia
Scott
Governor-elect Joseph M Brown may reappoint General Scott
Governor-elect Joseph M Brown signals willingness to align with state militia wishes, while General Scott enjoys broad backing from military organizations in the state. Though no formal decision has been made on appointments, many expect Scott to be considered for reappointment based on capability and efficient service.
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Joseph M. Brown
Scott
Senator Bacon Won't Travel to Georgia this Week
John Corrigan reports Senator Bacon improved but staying in. The physician warns against exposure to cold before March 15. The senator plans to resume public appearances in a day or two.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Bacan
Georgia
Dairy imports to the south reveal profit from Georgia farms
W. I. Guessner of Valdosta cites U S agriculture and Georgia Experiment Station figures showing southern cities import vast amounts of creamery butter and other dairy products from the north. The piece argues Georgia’s climate and cheap feed can support profitable dairying with modest capital, outlining potential farm numbers and per-cow profits.
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United States Agricultural Department
Atlanta
Augusta
Savannah
Valdosth
Georgia
North
Southern Olies
Cty
Georgia Experiment Station
Jersey
Great Darry
United States Department of Agriculture
Guessner
Valdosta
Used Shotgun to Get Even in Munson Ga
Smith Nelms a white man from East Macon fired a shotgun at Walter Priest after a reported yesterday dispute. Priest escaped unharmed when the gun struck his hat. Nelms was arrested by Patrol Officer Smallwood and placed in the police barracks.
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Munson
Smith Nelma
East Macon
Walter Priest
Priest
Nelms
Smallwood
Taft Special Returns From Inauguration Trip
The Macon Taft special that carried a large Macon group to the inauguration last week arrived this morning with about sixty members returning home. Washington visitors had many pleasant experiences on the trips.
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Macon
Washington
Funeral for R. W. Croom in Macon at Davis Street home
Funeral services for the late R. W. Croom drew a large crowd at his Davis Street home in Macon Georgia. The Brotherhood of Railway Carmen, long affiliated with him, provided a substantial escort before the remains were laid to rest at Evergreen Cemetery.
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R. W. Croom
Macan
W Croom
Jef Davis
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
Croom
Reet
Evergreen Cemetery
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Will F Nelson Bartow Smith
Rountree
W.Z. Turner
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Columbus
Sloan
My. J. C. Lam
BE Sledy
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Senator Bacon
Ritch & Mros. Company
Samuel C. Walker
Peachtree Street
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Whitehall St
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