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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1915

Page

10

Asphalt Heater Could Cut City Paving Costs

Superintendent Sim Hart presented to the finance committee a plan to resurface streets using a Belgian block paving compatible asphalt heater from a Kansas City firm. The device would melt and reuse worn asphalt, claiming 2 to 75 cents per square yard resurfacing versus over $2 for new paving. A two year lease would cost the city $1800, with a 5 cent royalty per square yard thereafter, and testing on Whit Hall Street is planned before wider use on Peach Tree and Washington Streets.

Sim Hart 2Tas Plex Kansas City J N Fen Free A W Farlinger C H Kelly Corneal Burt Whitehall Street Peach Tree Washington Streets

Trust Company Appointed Temporary Receiver for Standard Home

Trust Company of Georgia appointed as temporary receiver for the Standard Home Company, which has ceased operations in Birmingham. Petition by Harel R. Robinson through Anderson and Rountree alleges $2000 in securities held for certificate holders, seeking protection of Georgia depositors. Judge Hetl set a rule to show cause on March 20 for potential permanent receivership.

Trust Company of Georgia Stintud Home Company Birminghan Harel R Robinson Anderson & Rountree Trees Standard Home Company Georgia Securities Georgia Hetl

Judge George Hillyer Celebrates 90th Birthday in Atlanta

Tributes pour in as Judge George Hillyer, longtime state railroad commissioner and prominent Atlanta citizen, marks his 90th birthday. Culrman Murphey Candler hails him as alert and kindly, a man of high ideals and steadfast character, praising his Christian leadership on the railroad commission.

George Hillyer Atlanta Culrman Murphey Candler Judge Hillyers Judge Hillyer

Wearing of the Green Quiet St Patrick's Day in Atlanta

A subdued St Patrick’s Day in Atlanta saw little gay festivity as residents marked the holiday with wearing shamrocks and an evening gathering at Hibernian Hall, reflecting a wartime mood across the nation. Local celebrations were restrained while many Irish-American communities observed the day in modest style.

Atlanta Ligland Hibernian

New York Firm Secures Georgia Bond Engraving Contract

A New York engraving firm wins the contract to engrave Georgia's 1.529 million refunding bond. The deal, awarded Monday, names Asa Grandier of Atlanta as a principal party with the American Bank Note Company of New York and DFH Howes involved in the process.

Georgia Asa Grandier Atlanta American Bank Ote Company Ken Hoth DFH Howes

Diamond booklet and catalog offer from 1915

Safe purchase promise emphasized with diamonds bought here for guaranteed grades weights and satisfaction. Call or write to obtain the diamond booklet and upage catalog for 1915.

Colonel Park Woodward Dies After Apoplexy

Col Ilsop Park Woodward prominent in municipal and military affairs died at 74 West Fourteenth Street after a stroke of apoplexy. Born Bluffton May 4 1847 he served in the Confederate Army and later held posts in Atlanta including deputy city marshal city clerk and waterworks head for fourteen years. Survived by widow and six children. funeral Thursday at 3 PM from St Luke s Episcopal Church with interment at Oakland.

Ilsop Park Woodward West Fourteenth Street Colonel Woodward Bluffton A P Woodward Atlanta Katherine Schite Howell Woodward The Herald Constitution Folltlcs Fifth Georgia Regiment Knight Templar Childeen Clark Wo Woodward San Francisco Panama Exposition Vrs R H Hearn Roh Twearn USA Fort Leavenworth Raw Julian Chambers Tissier Dan H Woodward Harry Woodward Avanta

Candy Scene In Recorder Court After Trial Ends

In a police court session Recorder Johnson Hecorden Fro Tem Meade and all present ate candy. Luther Metts, a negro youth, pleaded guilty to stealing candy from McCord Stewart and received thirty days in the stockade. The recorder shared candy with witnesses and officials, joking about receiving stolen goods.

Recorder Johnson Luther Metts McCord Stewart Company Recorder Atlanta Dave

Great Crowd To Attend Sunday School Meeting

A five annual training school of the Atlanta Baptist Sunday School association will be held at Inman Park Baptist church at 3:30 Sunday afternoon April 4. About fifty churches are represented with 11,000 teachers and 14,000 pupils. John Green is association president.

Atlanta Baptist Sunday , School Association Inman Park Atlanta John “i Green Associatlon

Ragsdale Named to Succeed Scofield in Atlanta

Ragsdale district commercial superintendent of the Western Union at Savannah has been transferred to Atlanta to fill the same position. He was formerly local manager in Atlanta and was promoted to superintendent in Savannah. He will succeed Scofield, who retired due to ill health.

BOF Ragsdale The Western Union Savannah Atlanta Hy Scofeld

Robinson Leads Atlanta Labor Forward Movement

Willam Robinson, elected president of the Atlanta Federation of Trades, initiates a labor forward movement to revive unions and awaken unorganized workers during economic depression. A veteran machinists unionist and former strike leader, he directs speakers and organizing efforts across Atlanta to elevate organized labor and broaden worker consciousness.

Willam Robinson Atlanta Federation of Trades Atlanta Central Committee Robinson Organized Labor No 43 International

Alabama Street Repaving Projects Move Forward

Work to pave Alabama Street between Broad and Central Avenues looks imminent as nine council resolutions seek city funds for the project. The plan, supported by the Atlanta Retail Merchants Association, would cost about 1400 to complete with one third paid by property owners and one third by the street railway.

Wortd Alabama Street Broad Central Avenue CD Knight Edwin F Johnson Atlanta Retail Merchants Association Street Railway Company Wich Wall Businessen George J Walker R R Otis J D Patterson

Mayor Plans Saving In Gas And Electricity

City aims to cut costs by making department heads responsible for gas and electric bills. Mayor Woodward backs a new ordinance replacing the 1911 setup where the city electrician held full charge. The finance committee approved the plan to reduce expenses though details await council approval.

Mase Woodward Woodwud Wedneday Atv Electigan Mig Wil

Mrs Mabel Aldred inquest arrives in city for Warel widow

The body of Wis Warel widow aged ashed in wait of Lager Widned arrived in the city from Washington Wed and was taken to Bloomfields parlors for funeral arrangements.

Wis Warel Lagar Wideed City Washington Aendin Bloomfields

Choir to Perform Crucifixion at St Php s Cathedral

The choir of the cathedral will sing The Crucifixion on Wednesday evening March 24 with Wilford Watters assisting bass solos. Charles A Sheldon will be the organist and Sidney Cooper, cathedral organist and choirmaster, will direct.

St Php S Wilford Watters Charles A Sheldon Sidney Cooper

Dr Hall Delivers Lectures On Peace In Georgia

The president of the Georgia Peace Society delivered a series of talks across Georgia. He spoke Monday to Boys High School in Atlanta, a Rome meeting, and Tuesday to a Rome high school and Shorter College. He also addressed Rome citizens at 1 PM and gave three talks at Locust Grove on Sunday.

Hall The Georgia Peace Society Boys High School of Atlanta Rome Hoon Shorter College Citzens Locust Grove

Chinese Herb Doctor Fights U S Charges

In federal court Dr Leung the Chinese herb doctor fights fraud charges citing certificates from Chinese and American officials to prove his credentials. Testimony details decoy letters sent by post office inspectors and letters promising cheap treatment for a $350 weekly fee while defense argues no real persons were swindled due to fictitious signatures.

Oriental Medical T ¥ Xeung United States Young Hickory Griffin Ga Zanesville Ohio Dr Leung Inspector Hornberry Washington DC Hornberry Vienna Austria United States Army Bernaley Post Office Washington H N Graham Atlanta Dr Young Griffin

Calomel Destroys Sluggish Liver Calomel Destroys A Sluggish Liver

Bulky advert claims calomel harms the liver and detoxifies sour bile while promoting a product named Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe substitute. It warns calomel can cause salivation nausea and sickness and urges trying the alternative for quick liver relief and energy.

Witnesses clash over doctor status and herbs in jury case

The government’s witnesses acknowledged they failed to ascertain Dr Young’s citizen and physician standing and did not analyze herbs used by Sam. Inspector Gram remained on the stand when the court adjourned until 10 o'clock a.m. The case may last the rest of the week.

Albert Howell Ir Dr Young Sam Gram

Atlanta hotel men plan to go after more winter trade

Atlanta hotels report record winter tourism with over fifty northern and eastern guests at the Hotel Ansley. Charles Day notes Atlanta’s rising status as a southern winter resort as officials plan to boost tourist trade next season. Guests include Harry Freeman and a long list of named travelers visiting from Brooklyn, Conn, Sheffield, and more, signaling robust metropolitan patronage.

Atlanta Charles G Ansley Mr Way Harry Freeman Brooklyn M Oh Donohue

Hatlecey duo and others noted in Detroit area gatherings

A mangled OCR item lists Mr and Mrs JC Hatlecey of Detroit with Mrs Wo Fien and Mr J C Biemiac, plus Edna White on Wat Stanzes NOH OF F Cromwell, joined by CW Tston and others. Mentions Salem Base, Brown Pitehburg Moss, and DEa Moines figures with Mr and Mrs Chares G Sirk and Parry Peoria associates in Philadelphia and Peoria area social rounds.

JC Hatlecey Wo Fien J C Ku Okie Ur Wee Woo Parry Peoria Ebridge Bro Thomas Divon Philadelphia Joseph Bosir Jz Calle Ba

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