Plan Early Start on Street Work in Atlanta
City and county officials began outlining an urgent street improvement program tied to meager appropriations. Cherokee Avenue was prioritized, with joint city county work to begin as soon as June funding is assured, while a wide slate of paving and sewer projects across wards faces start dates and budget allocations.
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R ‘Wm Clayton
New Street
Cherokee Avenue
Orvie Hall
County Commission
Halim
Counalman
Claude Ashley
McDonald
Alderman Kelley
Cherokee
Wardlaw
Wayson
Turner Avenue
Mitchell Street
Chestnut Street
Griffin Street
Third
Donald
Sidney Atreat
Connally
Ashley
Thomson
Butler
Highland Avenue
Randolph Street
Forrest Avenue
Bedford Place
Eifth
Tee
Vmaddow
Chattahooches
Arenut Hemphill
Mampton
Pine Street
Oliver Avenue
Proctor Creek
Counciman
Boynton
Worth Avenue
Severth
Dallas
Lave Lucile
Joe John
Salon Avenue
Ard
Ontario Avenue
Stokes
Inman
H ¢Ouelman Reynolls
Owens
Fourteenth Street
Eaghteenth
Spring Street
Enth Ward
Tenth Ward
Masug
McDuiiel
Wie
Fort Musherson
Campbellton Road
Lee
Stewart Avenue
Murphy
Avon Avenue
Decknet
Beattie Athens
Lesoto Emin Wine
Arden
McDaniel
University Avenue
Inth
Pave Williams
Ponce de Leon
Cjty
Peachtree Spring Street
Peachtree Fettle Neck
Whitehall
Forsyth West Witehel
Glenn Street
Lucille Avenue
Forsyth
Diamond Engagement Gifts and Diamond Jewelry Choices
This ad urges choosing a reputable jeweler for diamond engagement gifts. It highlights solitaire rings, princess cuts, bar pins, and platinum settings, promising a strong Atlanta retailer with a century in business. Catalogs and price quotes are offered on request.
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Atlantic
Wilson weighs stopping more radical antitrust bills
President Wilson after talks with Senator Newlands and Representative Clayton agrees that pending antitrust measures require radical revision. Bills would move back to the attorney general for redrafting as concurring voices urge peace and stability over drastic restraints on trusts. The piece weighs dangers of a separate trade commission and interlocking directorate bans, arguing such steps risk hampering lawful business and provincial prosperity. It highlights criticism from the New York Times and notes congressional overreach risks amid a climate of business opposition.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Wilson
Newlands
Nevada
Clayton
Alabama
Congress
Rule of Reason
Supreme Court
Progressves
Trade Commission
Board of Inquiry
United States
Wall Street
H Callaway
Guney Jordan
Columbus
Gorgia
Democrats
Billy
New York ‘Times
City Street Funds Shrink as Repairs Plan Cut Back
The committee reports 310,090 for amendments, with an additional 10,000 taken from emergency funds for trink washouts and contingencies. Construction Chief Linsten and Street Engineer Hart claim at least 100,000 will be available for street repairs. a second street repairing plant cost 4,900 and an extra motor truck nearly doubles capacity. The street committee also agrees to stop laying down more chert streets, relying on a substantial binder instead.
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Linsten
Hart
Stre
Wit Waskauts
County Officials Re-Elected In Sumter Primary
Amencus 01 March 1%-special reports county offices in Sumter were re elected in a largely unopposed field. Clerk of court Alien was reelected unopposed along with Collector Renown Smal and Sheriff candidates Williams and Rylander. County commissioners Arthur Rylander and Thomas Brooks also retained seats with about 1,900 votes cast.
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Tedays
Decatur Banbridge
J TS Emanuel
G S McNat
Decatur
Lumanuel
W Byartin
Lee Parke
TC Iunderbark
Closa
T J Jackson
T J Tuckur
O H iMakes
Jetween
Battle
Holder
Frederick Wing
R_B
Herr
le Bal J Wo Drake
WD Griffin
Wimberly
Noted Dentists Attend Midwinter Clinic Event
Dentists from across the country will address the Midwinter Clinic of the County Society of Dental Surgeons at the Ansley Hotel. Speakers include Dr Van Woert of Brooklyn Dr Cullakin of Guernsey Dr Hartsell of Memphis and Dr Prethero of Chicago with talks on root canal filling inlays and essential steps in anatomical occlusion.
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Hotel Ansley
FT van Woert
Hrooklyn
John Ro Cullakin
Guemnat
T B Hartsell
Feapchs
Joh Prethero
Chicago
Callahan
Rosm
van Worrt
Woden
Heutsell
de Pretheru
Burn Lick to Lecture Here on Panama Canal
Burn Lick secretary of the exposition bureau of lectures of the Panama Pacific exposition will be in Atlanta Monday to deliver a lecture Monday evening at the Tabernacle Auditorium on The Panama Canal and Relation to the Higher Interests of Civilizaton. The lecture, under the auspices of the Alhambra lodge, aims to show the meaning and extent of the exposition. Washington March 1 United States leads the world in importing sugar. The 1942 total was 2 022 187 short tons, with Cuba supplying 0 3 percent.
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Burn L Tick
Exposion Bureau
Atlanta
Dliver
Taber
Panama
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Sharp denunciation for the mine owners in Michigan
Sharp denunciation by Amencut BS Chairman Jaylor and house members over Michigan Copper Mine companies refusing to recognize the miners union. Subcommittees plan May reports while about six thousand miners in Michigan endure hardships, facing eviction and rent payments as owners demand renunciation of all union ties and prohibition on joining the Western Federation of Mines, with open shop as a potential compromise still rejected.
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Washineton
Michigan
Jaylor
House
James MacNaughton
Calumet and
Hecla Copper Company
Colorado
Michie
Majer
Bly Sud
Lastor
Western Federation of Mines
Fred Wedemeyer Heads Atlanta Turn Verein
The annual election of officers of the Turn Verein was held in the association parlors resulting in Fred Wedemeyer as president Herman Blesm as vice president Carl Kuebler as secretary Herman Stemichen as treasurer succeeding the late Louis Huerkopf Resolutions expressing sympathy to the family were adopted.
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Tanta ‘Turn Veruim
Fred Wedemeyer
Herman Blesm
Carl Kuebler
Herman Stemichen
Louis Uuerkopf
Wr Hunerkopf
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers Quote
A remark notes that the overall look of a suit and the wearer can hinge on the coat collar, attributing the sentiment to Hart Schaffner & Marx good clothes makers.
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Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
Investigates Grain and Cotton Exchange Trading Practices
Washington reports that a House Rules Committee subcommittee will draft a plan to probe the grain exchanges of the northwest and the New York and New Orleans cotton exchanges. The probe will cover the Chicago Duluth and Minneapolis wheat pits and seek a joint Senate-House inquiry with subpoena power to assess gambling or speculation in farm products and potential price manipulation.
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Washington
Northwest
New York
New Orleans
House Committee On
Manahan
Minnesota
Chicago
Duluth
Minneapolis
Henry
Hardwick Cantril
Lenroot
Kelly
Senate
House
de Phorough
Chirman Henry
Congress
Baltimore
Leduc Sentenced to Two Years in Military Prison
Wood Leduc formerly post commissary at Fort McPherson has been sentenced to two years in Fort Leavenworth military prison and a dishonorable discharge after the sentence was approved by the department. He is alleged to have appropriated $7600 from the Seventeenth Regiment funds and spent it on personal living, with transfer to the federal penitentiary awaiting.
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Wood Leduc
Curt WePherson
Fort Leavenworth
Seventeenth
Fort McPherson
Federal
Bank Examiner Hull Quits in North Carolina Territory
Washington reports Hull resigns as national bank examiner for North Carolina and northern South Carolina. SR Doughton of Raleigh had been appointed examiner weeks earlier and now takes over the assigned territory.
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Hull
Washington
A Hull
National Bank
North Carolin
South Carolina
Tody
SR Doughton
Raleigh
Deceptive Fakery Suspect Seized After Swindle Claim
A reputed faker known as a deaf and dumb swindler is held after authorities found a trove of papers listing mayoral permits and a five dollar bill tied to Governor Cole Blease of South Carolina. The materials directed notifying Police Chief James L Beavers and Dr John E White of the scam.
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L. K. Berkstein
Cole Blease
South Carolina
James L. Beavers
John E White
Tha
Rome Daily News May Suspend Publication Over Staffing
Rome May 12 Special The Rome Daily News an afternoon paper since January 14 will likely suspend publication for several days. R T E Dunn formerly of Atlanta was editor and manager, left Wednesday. James Belflower, former Atlanta editor, now in charge, reports unpaid debts and missed pay.
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R T E Dunn
Atlanta
Dunn
The
News
James Belflower
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