Jewish Progressive club banquet funds new clubhouse
At an enthusiastic banquet the Jewish Progressive Club raised about $2,000 to start erecting a clubhouse at 19 Bryer Street. Ben Massell reported stock sales of $4,000, announced the site purchase, and urged immediate bids for excavation. Leonard J Grossman and other leaders praised the fellowship and patriotism guiding the project.
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Jewish Progressive Club
Ladding
Ben Massell
Brijian
Leonard J Grossman
Chelets
Bryer Street
Cugenla
Rawson Street
Joseph Lascar
Progressive Club
Red Am
Ur Ben Wassell
Man Buys Additional Stock Amid Banquet Emphasis
Regardless of others actions, he invested $50 more than the largest holder in the reorganization effort. He was repeatedly summoned and compelled to raise funds as the banquet continued.
Fire engine contract hearing before city officials adjourns
Hearing before Mayor James G Woodyard and city officials resumes today over irregularities alleged by William Drysdale agent for Boyd Brothers of Philadelphia in the engine and truck purchase for the fifth ward. Tuesday’s session aimed to settle the dispute by ballot with recall and rebid discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G Woodyard
William Drysdale
Boyd Brothers Company
Philadelphia
Fifth
Jengina Howse
Mayier Woodward
Farlinger
Finance Committee
Goldsmith
Chambera
Boy 7 Seriously Injured When Tripped By Companions
A 7 year old, J Bell II, was tripped by two young companions in the front yard at 187 Alexander Street on Tuesday afternoon. He fell and broke his right leg near the knee joint and was taken to Grady Hospital.
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J Bell II
Alexander Street
Grady Hospital
Sale of Grand Opera Splendid Tickets Progressing
Directors of the Atlanta Music Festival association report strong ticket sales for the opera season. Season tickets are on sale at Cable Company on Broad Street and Phillips and Crew on Pryor Street, with patrons arriving early for best seats. Out of town orders are received daily, and sales run through March 27.
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Aulanta Siusic Festival Association
Cable Company
Froad Street
Phillips & Crew
Pryor Street
Treaster
Ceb Bidwell
Fourth National Bank
Fain Denies Lies and Political Tricks in Board Row
A heated police board session features Charles Verney and Hugh Dorsey denying favoritism while Mr Fain fights charges. Dorsey recalls nominal costs, says no settlements and no payments of 500 dollars. The exchange centers on trust, duty, and the board’s integrity amid accusations of political trickery.
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Tsrreti
Asserta Fain
Hugh Dorsey
Tain
Verney
Fam
Charles Verney
Bowela
Hell
Board 19
Fain
Wreath
Police Chiefs Office
Edwar F Johnson
Johnson
Mr _ Johnson
Clarke
Commizsioner Holland
Dorsey
Police Board
Constitution Fasalad
Polices Board
Glass of Salts for Kidney Relief Promoted in Ad
An old newspaper advertisement touts tan salts as a kidney and bladder cleanser. It claims meat eaters must flush kidneys, describing symptoms like back pain, dull headaches, sour stomach, and cloudy urine. It promotes four ounces dissolved weekly with water before breakfast and references a 96 page book on Dr. Chapman and Mr. Alexander.
Pryor Street Money Jeopardy Questioned by Mayor
Mayor Woodward warned of possible vetoes after a transfer of 16 000 from the finance sheet to the county commissioners to pay for South Pryor street paving. He suspects illegal action by second ward representatives and plans investigations. Georgia Railway and Power contributed 2400, contract for 560 800 wire cut bricks let to Southern City Manufacturing in Chattanooga.
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South Pryor Street
Polie Board
Woodward
Second Ward
General Council
Pryor Strees
South Pryor
Vassar
Georgia Avenue
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Mirror Eye Marks Little Atlanta Boy in Reverse Vision
Harold Lutzk, seven, of Atlanta, writes and reads backward after teacher Miss Henley noticed his reverse penmanship when he began school. Dr Dunbar Roy studies the case with experts worldwide, noting the brain’s visual-impression center is mispositioned, not the eyes, and discusses potential cures. The family, including a South Carolina relative who writes Hebrew backward, adheres to the child’s determined effort to educate himself despite the handicap.
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Dunbar Roy
New York
Rey
Roy
Lutzk
Mr Lutzk
Mra Lutzk
South Carolina
Tiebrey
Harold
Birdie Rosenthal
Oak Street
Miss Henley
the Constitution
Royens
Speciabate
Europe
Constitution
Righ
Merchant Charged With Selling Obscene Literature
W. T Britt of 8 Form Wall Street was arrested on obscenity charges and tried in the police court on Wednesday afternoon.
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W. T Britt
Wall Street
Lunt
Counterfeit Plant Found At Gulf Port
Gulfport Mississippi March 9 counterfeits and coin making apparatus were found near the premises formerly occupied by Louis Martin a longtime resident. Martin had been arrested by a treasury department agent after spurious coins were found in his home and evidence of manufacture there. Police say the counterfeits had circulated on the Mississippi gulf coast for five years.
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Gulfport
Miss
Louis Martin
Martin
Treasury Department
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Supreme Court GA Affirms Flora State Case From Jenkins
A garbled Supreme Court of Georgia record lists judges and attorneys for numerous defendants in error, including Jenkins county, Butler, Jackson, McDuffie, Taylor, Decatur, Fulton and others. It notes Warren Grice as attorney general and mentions various solicitors general, with citations to multiple states of appeal and several named legal figures in a reversal prior ruling context.
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Jenkins Guperior
Udge Walker
Charles & Reynolds
Leroy Cowart
Warren Grice
Lea Moore
A L. Hennon
Lawrencs
Butte
Daniel O
Duke
Redman
E M Owen
L ‘Henson Sontra
Kitchens
State
Washington
Rawlings John R Cooper
Ro Lee Moore
Evans Bryans
Henson
Shields
McDuffie
Conyers
John ‘T West
A. Xk. Bronkin
JB Burnaldo
AL Henson
Hamiltons
Jackson
Brand A Johes
Shackelford Corplaintice
John
Cox
Custer
Pope
Scott
Fulton
Bus
Crana
Gober & Jackson
George Westmorel
Joseph W & J Hp O
Atlanta and Caroling Railway
Holingsworth
Pendleton ,Simmons & Simmons
Plantite
Burton Smith Robert C & Philip H Alston
Daley Chambers
W A. Fuller
Hlu
Convict Caught After Rome Escape Near Lindale
Pred Bokus, a white man who escaped Rome city chain gang, was captured at Lindale while about to board a train for Cedartown. He has been returned to the gang.
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Floyd
Rome
Pred Bokus
Rome City
Lindale
Cedartown
Dependability of a Local Store Shown in Customer Quotes
Pisa Bell extols a store’s service and dependable phone ordering. She notes the ease of calling for suit patterns and shirts with ties, fitting her busy travel schedule. The remarks celebrate reliable business and the satisfaction of supporting a trusted merchant.
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Jewish Club
Drysdale
J Q Herbert
American la France Company
Hebert
Galasmith Sato
DR. Earl S. Sloan, Inc
St. Louis
Wilingham-Till Lumber Company
New South Bakery
Empire Box Factory
Colcord Lumber Company
Traynham Lumber Company
Hightower Box Factory
Southern Railway
D. Beatie
Equitable
Chapman
Alexander
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution Office
S. Broad St
TRIPO
N. Broad St
New
Atlanta
Pryor
Gulf Port
Supreme Court OF GA
Ster
Cantre Howman
Trom
Wlord
Tudgewright
Harris & Harris
Ennis
Henry & Porter
Max Meierhardt Gawrenceyliie O' Wil
Euston
Pendleton
Blackburn
James L. Key McDaniel
Black Eagera
Pisa
Auch
Euclid and
Lake Avenues
Forrest
George Adair
Cail On
Weyman & Connors
Aids
W. Carroll Latimer
Ae Om
Atlanta Real. Estate
the Mortgage Bond Co. of
S. Slicer, Atty., Agent Jr
Empire Building
IVY
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Geo. P. Moore
Auburn Ave
the Southern Mortgage CO
Georgia Farm Loans
Atlanta Geal Estate Loans
A. T. Holloman
W. L. Kemp
Huilding
J. W. Andrews
Sterling Paint
Dozier & Gay
Paint. CO
Mfri
Lodge
Matty Cotke
Gil Fo & A Mo
Ge “Helt
Mason
Temple Corner
Peachtree
Gain Street
SA Britte Chapman
Gibis Secretars
Wasont
Hm Hopchett
Wiliam Jess Lee
Iverue
West Varn
Gattab
Woskines Boyd
LD Wacks
Atwest
Sjames
Burrows
Chapel O
Bigomfield Company
Malletta
National Cemetery
Humphries
Eo Hunptins
I EB Humphries
Mis Go
Mideime
Os Humphries
Gus
Wednesda
Osloch
Argine
I Terment
West View
Wre
Anne Smith
Muss Corismith
Mrowid
Ginghn
WS Smith
Vitec
Nes
Harry G Poole
West View Palloetters
Lo Uciok
Friends of
Wis Tale
Merme Eeu
Lhomis Meriwether
Batontye
Robert Meriwether
Asa Teyis
Susan Toul
Latunta Ga
Julia Mo
Mig William Jesse Lee
Lee
Gow
Leo Thia
View Cemetery
Mimbary
HOM Traitson & Son
OT Shinn
Chules
Griffin” Vr
Jimmerson
John J. Woodside Storage Co., Inc
Ossure
Charles Frohman
Billie Burke
GEO, Evans
HGHEY
Frank Lalor & Co
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