Italian laborers face displacement as works end
The report to Mayor Woodward said six Italian families remain on the Peachtree and Entrenchment Creek sewage plant site after contractor Chester A. Dady failed, with a receiver appointed to run the project. Dady plans to stay in Atlanta, seeking to keep the workers or send them home to New York, while authorities note the men earned twenty cents an hour and saved some wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becume
Chester A. Dady
James G. Woodward
Cady
Woodward
M. F. Sullvan
Newman
Wady
Atlanta
Sullivan
New York
Wang
Local Warranted Guilty Pleas in Federal Revenue Case
Dawson county man J Ju ng pleaded guilty before Judge Newman in federal court to an internal revenue violation. He was sentenced to one year and one day in a federal prison near Atlanta plus a $101 fine. Dickens county resident Walton Champion also pled guilty and received the same sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HK. Long Pieads
J. Jung
Dawson County
Newman
Internal Revenue Law
Atlanta
Walton Champion
Dickens County
Jackee Newman
Greatest Nerve Vitalizer Known for Relief and Strength
An advertisement touts Kellogg's Sanitone Waters as a world’s safest nerve invigoration and brain awakening remedy. It promises drastic mood, energy, and weight changes, claims free trials, and urges readers to obtain a 50 cent trial box through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fio
BD Weliogg
Keilogg
Fr. J. Kellogg CO
Heffmaster Block
Battle Creek
Mich
Kallogg
Morrison Named President Of Atlanta Trust Co
W J Morrison elected president of the Atlanta Trust Company at a board meeting. The bank named a broader scope, with Morrison bringing extensive east coast financial ties. Henry Hillyer remains chairman. officers re elected include George Lowndes vice president and William Hurd Hillyer vice president J Scott Podd Jr secretary and T C Trip treasurer. The Atlanta Trust capitalization stands at 590000 with 109000 in surplus and undivided profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrison
Henry Hillyer
George §. Lowndes
William Hurd Hillyer
J. Scott Podd
T. C. Trip
Atlanta
Atlanta Car Wheel Manufacturing Company
Chicago
Atlanta Trust Company
Str
East
South Caroline Public Service Corporation
Governor Receives Rumor of Arrest in Thea Letey Case
In merceds Ala March 15 Governor O Neal said he had information that a man answering Thea Letey description, a state convict department clerk, was arrested in Marietta Georgia. Police Chief Rodeker of Birmingham reported by long distance call that identification was not certain but he had some assurance Lacy was the arrestee. The governor aimed to confirm at midnight.
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Mers
Ala
O'Neal
Oansweris
Thea Letey
State Convict Department
Marietta
Rodeker
Birmingham
Ramwete
Lacy
Pope Sixtus V omits papal address during illness
March 11 report notes Pope Sixtus V refrained from delivering the customary address due to illness. Physicians’ update says the pope must not speak, while a sailor Bresen from San Remo saved the operation by shouting warnings during a failed rope task with the ladder. The pope later granted the Bresen family perpetual privilege to provide the papal patin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reme
Shintay
Sixtus
St. Peters Square
Sixtus Vo
Orde Woone
Reesen
Patti
Palo Sunilay
Court at Augusta Postponed by Speer
Floods and rising water prompted Judge Emory Speer of the U S district court for the southern district at Chergis to adjourn the Augusta session to March 17 until further order. Grand jurors jurors parties and witnesses are excused until notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Emory Speer
United States District Court For
Chergis
United States Court
Augusta
Bar Association
Speer
Reynolds Street
Mrs Sybil Owen Hartley to Sing at Free Organ Recital
Atlanta audiences will hear dramatic soprano Mrs Sybil Owen Hartley in a free organ recital at the Auditorium this afternoon. The Ontario native, now a resident of Atlanta, will perform Wagner numbers including Tannhauser arias and Die Walkure pieces, with a program featuring Wagner and other composers.
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Sybil Owen Hartley
Atlanta
Macon Undertakers Buried Wrong Man
Macon Ga March 15 Special local undertakers have been advised that a man who died at Sofkee months ago and was embalmed and sent to Meredith New Hampshire as Edward M Sage was not Sage. The real Sage, missing, has turned up in Rutland Vermont. The body buried by his relatives may be someone else. The undertaker received 195 dollars for the coffin and 30 dollars for embalming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Sofkee
Meridith
N. H
Edward M. Sage
Sage
Rutland
Board names officers for Alto Sanitarium meet
Athens Ga March 16 Dr T E Goes returned from a meeting of the State Tubercular sanitarium board at Alto Ga Reports of the work at the sanitarium were heard and new buildings were recommended The following officers were chosen President Dr T F Whitley Douglasville vice president Dr I H Goss Athens secretary Dr Jeff Davis Tococa treasurer Joseph A McCord Atlanta An executive committee was elected Dr Jeff Davis Tosca Dr T F Whitley Douglasville Dr C H Richardson Montezuma Dr M A Clark Macon Dr E L McMaster Tennille J N McLure Norcross
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Athens
T. E.goes
State Fubercular Sanitarium
Alto
T. F. Whitley
Douglasville
I. H. Goss
Jeff Davis
Tocaca
Treaster
Joseph A. McCord
Atlanta
Toscoa
Tft. R. Whitley
C. H. Richardson
Montezuma
M. 4. Clark
Macon
EL McMaster
Tennille
J. N. McLure
Norcross
Hyde Gase Trial Deliberations Near verdicts in Swope murder case
Kansas City March 15 The jury in the third Hyde murder trial faced a stalled vote as Foreman Wirth said no progress by evening. Judge Porterfield indicated the jurors might be kept over Sunday if they fail to agree, with deliberations resumed tomorrow optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
B. Clarke Hyde
Thomas H. Swope
Wirth
Porterfield
Ashley Segregation Ordinance Indorsed by Ward Club
The Seventh Ward club met Friday night and endorsed the Ashley segregation ordinance. Resolutions urged Alderman F J Spratting and Councilmen A R Colcord and Roy Abernathy to vote for it. Speakers commended Councilman Ashley for bringing the measure to council. The club also supported grading Whitehall Street and the proposed viaduct over the Central railroad tracks, and criticized the Civic Improvement commission for not naming ward representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Seventh Ward Club
F. J. Spratting
A. KR. Colcord
Roy Abernathy
Club
Airst
Whitehail Street
Civic
Danderine Promise: Fluffy Hair From Tiny 1-Cent Bottle
An advertisement touts Knowlton’s Danderine claiming quick hair cleansing and scalp purification. It promises immediate lustrous fullness and after weeks a visible increase in hair growth, urging readers to purchase a 1 cent bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Noted Skin Remedy Guarantee Offer At Jacobs Pharmacy
Advertises D D D Prescription for dermatitis with a bold instant relief guarantee. Claims positive results or no charge, promotes D D D antiseptic wash and soap as remedies, urging customers to try for cure of stubborn skin conditions. Sparse details but emphasizes guaranteed effectiveness.
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D.I
Jacobs’ Pharmacy CO
Manchester Carriers Benefit From Large Freight Rates
Manchester presents freight advantages matching Atlanta from New York Philadelphia and other hubs. A B A Railroad operates 75 acre yards and shops in Manchester, supporting hundreds of workers with over 250000 dollars invested. The city features viaducts over rail lines, mill districts, home ownership, Pine Mountain views, and strong rail links to Macon Atlanta Columbus and Birmingham for trucking farming and industry. For details, inquiries are invited.
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Manchester
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pine Mountain
Macon
Columbus
Birmingham
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Chester
R.E.D. City
Santtone
Javcebs
Atlanta Trust CO
W. J. Morrison
Board of Trustee
The
Theodore Lacy
Wen Mrs. Hartley
Macon Undertakers
Alto Sanitarium
the Marvelous
Meriwether
Talbot
Bank of Manchester
Georgia
South
Commercial Club
Manchester, Georgia
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