Mayor vetoes transfer of funds to county over paving material
Mayor James G Woodward vetoes a street committee resolution to transfer 16099 to the county for materials to pave South Pryor Street from Vassar to Georgia Avenue alleging irregularities and lack of council authority He notes Belgian blocks bricks and bids were handled without proper purchasing procedures and cites county deficit while council members plan to fight the veto in session
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Fryor Street
Vassar Street
Georgia Avenue
Illezul
Mayr
James G. Woodward
Woodward
General Council
Iie
Khartanonea
Slnyer Woolward
Pryor Street
Tinante
Alterman Th
Kelley
Knights and
McCord
Songa
Special Opera Season Rates Promised by Southern Railroads
Southern Railroads announce special fares for opera season with broad discounts for April travelers. Agent Pre Bidwell co-ordinates at Moonwhite Hanks Building while authorities streamline processing at the Westi association offices. Limited proxy access may affect crowd turnout and ticketing across main street routes.
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Southern
At- Tanta
Atpndonesses
Tnd
Asmil C
Bidwell
Peerin
Hanks Building
Moonwhite
Senor Te
Southeastern fair endorsement noted in Atlantian
The Atlantian praises the Southeast fair with strong support for farm exhibits and agricultural focus. It highlights Lakewood and Dallas regions, calls for robust farm displays, and urges a vigorous program to awaken public interest in farming and rural industries.
Pickren and Rodgers Elected in Charlton County
Charlton County records show George W. Rodgers elected for a term after a local vote. The report notes a contested slate with Pickren also listed, amid unclear OCR fragments describing the March event and a naming of local officials.
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Pickren
Rodgers
Charlton
Chariton
George W. Tey W. Rodgers
aLine
Lamdin Recovering From Grippe Attack in Wartress Ga
Wartress Ga March 14 Special Judge W. W. CamRin has been sick with grippe but is somewhat better and hopes to leave tomorrow. It is understood he will move to Savannah early in April.
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Wartress. Ga
CamUrin
Grippe
Savannall
Pennington Murder Confession Unveiled in Georgia
Adolph Hicks, jailed in Wilkinson County, confesses to killing farmer J. D. Pennington with an ax during a robbery. Hicks implicates John Fountain, whose wife says Hicks gave her $21. Pennington’s body found at home, and Fountain’s wife is jailed. Trial planned for April term.
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Macon
Adolph Hicks
Wilkinson County
J. D. Pennington
McCommons
Parker
Pennington
John Fountain
Hicks
Hountain
Ullatas Fountain
Skintyre
John BP
Plu
Capitol Gossip P Auk Change In Schedule
The state railroad commission heard petitions from Monroe Madison and Buckhead citizens to shift Buckhead passenger train So. 11 to leave around 6 or 6:30 am instead of 4:20 am. Delegations from Covington Conyers Lithonia and Stone Mountain opposed citing business needs in Atlanta. J P Billups said the road seeks to please the most patrons. Chatham Judgment Affirmed. Supreme Court upholds refusal to grant writ of quo warranto against Chatham county officials on grounds it is not proper for alleged office misconduct.
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State Railroad Commission
Citizgene
Monroe, Madison
Buckhead
Georgia Railroad
Elack
Covington
Conyers
Lithonia
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Chatham
Supreme Court of Georgia
Superior Court
Chatham County
Brant
John J. McDonough
W. Willimar
Oliver T. Lacon
High Court
Peace Club Formed at State University Athens Ga
The International Peace Polity elu is organized at the university the first such southern society. Thirteen members, limited to thirty, have class distinctions. Patronized by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. T Arthur Shutz of New York aided the setup with Dr S C White and Dr J T H McPherson present. The club plans talks on international relations beginning with Dr Frederick P Keppel of Columbia University as the first speaker.
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Athens
International Peace Polity
Elu
South
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
T. Arthur Shutz
New York
8. C. White
Peace’ Organization
eGoreta
J.T. H. McPherson
Wll
Rederick P. Keppel
Columbia University
Doctors win reprieve on speed law citation in Macon
Macon city council remitted a $10 fine imposed on Dr A B Jemison after he sped to reach a sick patient. He told Recorder Cochran he was driving to reach the bedside of a gravely ill relative. the council declined to uphold the speeding ticket.
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Macon
A. B. Jemison
Cochran
Jemison
Io- Tang
Emergency Association Works To Help Unemployed Women
Jerome Jones lauded the Emergency Association for Unemployed Women at Carnegie Library. He urged continuous work to secure jobs, stressing workers are producers and independence is vital. Mrs Bray and Mrs Davidson highlighted practical skills like silver polishing and costume covers to create income, with Auburn Avenue headquarters registering jobseekers daily.
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Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Association For Unemployed Women
Carnegie Library
Birs
Beaumont Davison
Mrs. Bray
Chicago
Exercise and Grecian Beauty in Women’s Health
The article extols daily mild physical exercise for women to improve health and beauty, contrasting with corsets and restrictive clothing. It promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for womanly troubles, urging consultation at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo, N Y.
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Pierce
Hy Liter
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Atlanta Women Seek Employment Through Home Care Services
Mrs. Brooks praised an Atlanta helper skilled in opening a home, preparing it for occupants, and arranging all details from the refrigerator to a welcoming table. She offered the woman's address for others needing similar work and noted demand for home opening and post trip setup. A parish workshop invitation aimed to aid women selling handiwork to avoid commissions, with over $200 of goods sold and orders placed for infant wear and related items. The Emergency Association for the Unemployed will meet today at noon on the fourth floor of 30 West Alabama Street.
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Auburn Avenue
Claes
Atlanta
Mrs. Brooks
Sirs. Brooks
Ana
Piedmont
Beaumont Davison
Emergency Association For the Unemployed
Emergency Association For the Unemployed For Today
West Alabama Street
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Hany
Greaes
Lambdin
Maier & Berkete, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
Wilkinson
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Capitol Gossip
Georgia
W. McCallie
State Geological Survey
Slaton
United States
Tudie
Peace Club
State University
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Emergency ‘Association
Fatima
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Peachtree
Whitehall
Knil
Georgia Railway & Power Co
United Sistxe
Wrigley’s
WAT. Wrigley JR. CO
Kesner Building
Cee Inka
Plete
Aetna el
Soares
PSOE
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
Clevelland
Louisville
St. Louis
Cleveland
St Louis
Southern Railway Car
Crescent
U. L. Baylor
Peachtree Street
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