Hanly Declares He Hates Liquor
The third group of the Flying Squadron of America toured to promote prohibition with J Frank Hanly ex governor of Indiana as organizer delivering Friday sermons at the Baptist Tabernacle. Hanly vociferously denounces the liquor traffic praising its ban as a social uplift while forecasting an end to the trade under the nation’s laws and Old Glory.
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America
Baptist Tabernacle
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Joan 5
Lewis
Boston
Oliver W Stewart
Prohibition
Illinois
Prohibition National Committee
Stewart
Léewin
Hanly
Ernor Hanly
Poltes
Sivic
Potters
Flotar Vt
Wincoln
Republic
Travelers to Elect New Officers Tonight
Council 18 U C T plans to elect officers for the year at tonight's meeting and urge a large turnout. It organized in 1885 as the south's first, with many popular traveling men among its members. Delegates to the grand council in Gainesville May 1 and 22 will be chosen, with current officers poised for promotion per past precedents. Executive committee members are listed as Aver, Farnsworth, Elliott, and Lunceford.
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Council 18
South
Georgia
Florida
Gainesville
B A. L. Cox
W. A. Webb
H. M.ashe
W. C. Hart
H. D. Shackelford
Econ i Duster
J. P. "Armstrong
Page
A. 0. Patterson
Sentinel
C.K Aver
J. &. Farnsworth
W. J. Ellott
E. M. Lunceford
New Edifice Planned by Lutheran Church
The English Lutheran Church celebrates its twelfth anniversary and seven years under Pastor Rev. W. GC. The congregation has grown from 12 to about 400 members. A property adjacent to the church was acquired and on Sunday a campaign will launch to enlarge facilities and construct a new church.
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English Lutheran Church
W. Gc.” Sehaetter
Jitney Buses Are Needed In Atlanta Says Hanson
George W. Hanson, Atlanta car dealer, predicts imminent arrival of jitneys despite council and railway opposition. He argues jitneys would improve transport with better heated, well lit cars and curbside pickup, urging Atlanta to embrace the new service rather than fight it. He cites Dayton Toledo interurban example and pledges to field fifty cars if allowed.
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Atlanta
Hanson
George W. Hanson
Florida
Preston Arkwright
Arkwright
Cayncil
Dayton
Toledo
Ohio
Fifth Ward Probes Summtney Bus Regulation Effort
A Fifth Ward improvement committee investigates the Joey bus ordinance led by Councilman Jesse Lee to judge strictness and gathers data from other cities on bus operation. Lee explains the measure aims at high license fees and franchise requirements to ensure service quality. The committee will act at its next meeting after data collection.
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Fifth Ward
Im ‘Provement Club
C. H. [Owens J. G. Flournoy
W. N. Carroll
H. Bulger
G. K. Dennis
Joey
Jesse BR. Les
Councilm
Taea
Atlanta
Lee
Preston & Arkwright
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Holmes to Address Big Union Meeting
The Alien Endeavor League of the A M E churches in the city holds a union meeting in Morris Brown University chapel. Rev W A Fountain is president of the university. LF Jones presides. E R Holmes, president of Holmes Institute, will deliver the principal address on The Wave of Crime in the City and How to Check It. Music provided by Morris Brown students.
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Alien Endeavor League
Morris Brown University
W. A. Fountain
LF. Jones
E.R. Holmes
Holmes Institute
More Fair Weather Ahead for Atlanta
Weather continues to be pleasant in Atlanta with calm conditions and azure skies. The forecast predicts similar mild temperatures for today and Sunday, a rare extended outlook for the weekend.
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Atlanta
Ogden Preaches On Vain Things At Central and Union
Dr Ogden offers morning sermon at Central Presbyterian on Pushing From Vain Things Unto God with the title Vain Things. Evening union meeting planned at the Second Baptist Church with a shared program.
Prize Winners of Autos Announced in Rand Theater Contest
Hank Cassidy, manager, announces two prize winners in the Rand Theater boys and girls automobile contest now in its fourth week. The boys winner is Lewis Hegenstein of 50 Washington Street and the girls winner is Annie Mae Bryant of the Majestic Hotel.
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Hank Cassidy
Rand Theater
Lewis Hegenstein
Washington Street
Annie Mae Bryant
Majestic Hotel
Witness fined for leaving court in Hearn versus Southern
Harvey Thompson, an engineer on the Southern railway, was fined five pounds by Judge Evans for contempt of court after leaving the courtroom during the Mr. Hearn versus Southern damages suit of twenty thousand dollars. The fine was paid by attorney Fiewlitt, counsel for Hearn.
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Judge Enis
Harvey Thompson
Southern Railway
Evs
J. H. Hearn
The
Southern
Fiewlitt
Hearn
Pryor Street paving funds move toward county purchase
The Pryor Street project avoids a Monday council clash over Mayor Woodward's veto. Councilman Renfroe will introduce a city attorney drafted resolution to let the county buy brick and materials, with an estimated $32,000 total cost and a $16,000 city appropriation supplemented by county funds to cover the deficit. The county lingers over legal authority and bids, aiming to save money through county purchase.
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Woodward
Pryor Street
J. N. Renfroe
Atrects Committee
Mayson
Winn
Mills and Turman
Renfroe
Wayor
Pryor
Winn, Mills
Turman
Hillis
Public Works Committee
Commission
Board
Bids Awarded for Street and Sewer Work
Sealed bids totaling about 200500 were opened by the city street committee. The Southern Stone and Supply Co. won most contracts, with prices on new tile, sheet cement, and condemned sidewalks. Cement went to Carolina Portland at 1.27 nett, Texaco asphalt to John Baker Jr. at 14.41 net per ton, tile to Atlanta Tile at 0.12 each, stone to Southern Tile and Cement at 0.31 per foot, guttering to Pine Mountain Granite at 0.60 per sq yd, and sand to Smiley Sand Co. Granite curbs were rejected. mortar age specified to curb sidewalk grags issues.
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General Council
Southern Stone
Carolina Portland Cement Company
Texaco
John Baker, Jr
Birmingham
Atlanta T Ile Company
Southern’ Tile and Cement Company
Lineal Foot
Pine Mountain Granite Company
Smiley Sand Company
Guy
Howard to Address the Ad Men's Club
The Ad Men of Allentown will host a meeting addressed by Hon. William Schley Howard, congressman from this district. He will discuss current affairs and legislative priorities for the region.
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Howard
AD Men’s
Ad Men's
Allenta
William Schley Howard
Bible Class Meets at Druid Hill Presbyterian Church
The Youngs Sons specials of the Druid Hill Presbyterian hold their regular monthly business meeting and semi annual officer election last Sunday. New officers named are T. H. Hicks president W A Dallas vice president P C Brockman secretary and treasurer Donald Metver assistant secretary and treasurer. The class conducts a 2 monthly business meeting on the first Sunday each month. D eUMas, a well known city business man, taught the session.
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Young Sons
Druid
Presbyterian
T. H. Hicks
W- A. Dallas
P. C. Brockman
Donald Metver
D. Eumas
Wife's Pet Names Stir Rowe Divorce Case
John W. Rowe, a former groceryman, will plead his own case in a divorce suit against wife Lucy A. Waters Rowe. The couple, separated since 1902, face accusations of vicious names including polecat and dog terms, with Rowe drafting and filing the papers. A hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday at Fulton courthouse.
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John W. Rowe
Fulton
Fowe
Lucy
Waters
Siegstions
Tury
Clinic of Surgeons to Close Tonight in Atlanta
The third annual mid winter clinic of the Atlanta Society of Dental Surgeons is under way at the Hotel Ansley and will close with a banquet tonight. The opening meeting began Friday at 9 30 in the Ansley assembly hall with more than 160 dental surgeons attending. Visitors arrived from across the southeast as Governor delivered the welcome address.
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Atlanta Society of Dental Surgeons
Ansley
Ansley Assembly Hall
Veliverca
Lecture on Malocclusion Treatment by Dr H A Pullen
John M Slaten notes a lecture by Dr H A Pullen of Buffalo on Diagnosis and Treatment of Mal Occlusion Class I. The session featured stereopticon views and a practical demonstration by Dr FR Reichmuller of Philadelphia on incal anesthesia with novocain suprarenin and related associations. Tonight marks the final period of the date.
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John M. Slaten
H. A. Pullen
Buffalo
Angle
HK. Reichmuller
Philadelphia
Dynamite Found in Coal Car at Americus Plant
In Americus on March 12 a carload of coal at the electric lighting plant revealed a bag of dynamite with thirteen sticks of giant powder fuses and coils. The explosives, left by a Tennessee mine employee, could have destroyed the plant if used. Road warning was sent to the Americus consignors upon discovery.
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Americus
Americus ‘Electric Lighting
Tennessee
Americas Consignees
Stranger attempts death in hotel in Waycross Georgia
A man using the name F. C. Gamble of Richmond Virginia attempted suicide in a Waycross hotel after faking hyoscine. Medical aid arrived and he is recovering. The laundry mark on his clothing suggests the alias sasambd, which does not match his claimed identity.
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Waycross
Maron
F. C
Gamble
Richmond
Heep
Bassett Cleared in U S Court Trial
Stephen E. Bassett an employee of Cash and Night Automobile Service was cleared at his trial Friday in the United States district court on the charge of passing a forged agency order of $6.59. His defense was led by City Attorney James L. Mawson as government star witness Roy C Brady offered a revised story but was not admitted by Assistant U S District Attorney John W. Henley. Judge Newman actively questioned Brady overruling both lawyers protests.
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Stephen E. Bassett
Cash and Night Automobile Service
United States
Asistant Unite States
John W. Henley
Munyson
Brady
Newman
Greek man fatally shot after brick attack in Augusta
In Augusta Georgia early today John Davis, 50, and Greek businessman Charlie Abienakos were involved in a quarrel ending with Davis fatally shooting Abienakos with a brick. Earlier, Abienakos struck Davis with a brick at the latter’s business. he returned and the dispute resumed with deadly results.
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Augusta
John Davis
Charlie Abienakos
Warlier
Davis
Adjourned Until November in Douglas City Court
Douglas Ga March 12 on grand jury recommendation many businessmen with large interests concurring Judge Lankford adjourned the city court as to its civil docket to the regular November term.
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Douglas
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