Streets Dept Conduits Move Sparks City Debate
Atlanta council spends session debating street conditions and conduit moves. Chief Joyner warns Belgian block removal worsens access to fire protection. joint committee report on conduit costs adopted. Kontz opposes city bearing expense. Key pushes police pay and honor roll. Longino ordinances on city boards and charitable reports pass or stall as street hazards persist.
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Atlanta
Joyner
Council
Joint Committee
Kentz
Key
Longino
Welch
Kontz
Woodward
Beck
Winn
Garrett
Houster Street
Alabama Street
Committee On Police
Pringe Henry to Try Piedmont Butter on Next Visit
The note directs Pringe Henry to obtain Piedmont Butter from the Fiedmont Grocery Company located at 3 Whitehall Street. Phone number 408 is listed for contact.
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Pringe Henry
Fiedmont Grocery Company
Whitehall Street
New Im Leather Hand Bags At Wister & Berkut
New leather hand bags arrive in seal suede and morocco with silver lock link chains for display and use. Wister and Berkut 59 Whiteways Street.
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Wister & Berkut
Whiteways Street
Campaign rallies for Houston and Childress in Fulton returns
Two large political meetings last night boosted county campaigns for C C Houston and E F Childress. Houston’s rally at the Federation of Trades on Forsyth drew business, professional and labor supporters with speakers J W Bridwell and J E Maddox praising his record. Childress’s gathering in Judge Bloodworth’s court room organized the We F Childress club and elected officers and committees. Registration for the March primary grows toward 6000 as voters prepare. Charles Y Branan enters the race, making nine candidates for three legislative seats.
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C. C. Houston
E. F. Childress
Houston
the Federation of Trades
Forsyth Street
P. H. Moore
J. W. Bridwell
Federation of Trades
United
Friends of Organized Labor
Atlanta
HE H Thornton
Thornton
J. E. Maddox
CG. T. Ladson
Federation
Mr. Houston
Jerome Jones
House of Representatives
Childress
Judge
E. D. Thomas
Benjamin Newman
Frank Mitchell
H. G. Foote
Mr. Speer
M. P. Roan
O. H. Puckett
W. A. Batchelor
Paul Toland
J. M. Sutties
W. F. Poole
C. A. Howell
Russell Shirley
W. C. Munday
J. L. Hope
C. Q. Trimble
Judge Burdette
George
W.W. Payne
E. D., Thomas
W. S. Weir
Mr. Childress
H. G. Poole
T. O. Poole
M. F. Roan
George W. Payne
Lee M. Jordan
A. B. Warner
James L. Key
Branan
Charles Y. Branan
Fulton
Lst
John M. Staton
Nym McCullough
Edgar Latham
F. J. Merriam
Robert B. Black- Dunn
Lee J. Langley
Charles I. Branan
Mr. Branan
Fulton County
Sar Anne
Candace
Inman Dead at 88 Former Cotton Merchant of Augusta
William H Inman died yesterday at 2 50 pm at his Peachtee street residence after a prolonged illness. A former Atlanta native born of Walker Inman and educated at Davidson College he entered cotton trading with Inman & Co in Augusta and later ran Inman & Co in Augusta with his brother John Walter Inman. Survived by wife Nana Jeen Holt Inman and son Walker P Inman Jr. Funeral services set for 10 am at his residence with Rev C P Bridewell and Rev Richard Orm Flynn. interment Oakland cemetery.
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William H. Inman
Peachtee Street
Mr. Inman
Elkin & Cooper
Inman
Augusta
Inman & Co
Atlanta
C. P. Bridewell
First Presbyterian Church
Richard Orm Flynn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Fight at Whitehall Street Ends With Merchant Detaining Counterfeit Suspect
A lively 8 PM struggle at 212 Whitehall street left merchant G. F. Voight in control of Julius Wyche a black man caught trying to pass counterfeit two quarters. Officer Dorsey arrested Wyche as Voight held him until police arrived. Branan seeks county salary reform and urges Fulton voters to register before March 41 to back grand jury backed measures.
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Whitehall Street
G. F. Voight
Julius Wyche
Voight
Wrythe
Dorsey
Wyche
Coffee Hearts and Postum Benefit Claims Featured
A letter touts Postum Food Coffee as a remedy for heart trouble linked to coffee. Mrs. Douglass of Elkhart Indiana recounts relief after switching, noting another woman’s liver trouble headaches and improved complexion after use.
Veal Offers Return As Atlanta Sanitary Chief
Thomas E Veal former Atlanta sanitary department chief writes Dr Jarnagin and Mayor Mims offering to return if the city contemplates changes He pledges to restore clean streets and sanitation He cites 23 years in office and notes prior investigations cleared him He places his address in Charleston S C and asks $2000 annually for the post
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Atlanta
Charleston
Thomas E. Veal
Atlanta Sanitary Department
W. C. Jarnagin
Board of Health
Mims
Veal
Sanitary Department
Longino
Sanitary Department of
Dixon Garbage and Crematory Company
Tolédo
Ohio
Chicago
J. T. Lowry
Mir. Veal
Jarnagin
Sam Jones at Big Bethel Urges Practical Negro uplift
Sam Jones lectured at Big Bethel African Methodist Episcopal church under Morris Brown college auspices. More than 500 attended, about a third white. He urged practical focus for the race, stressing character, better homes, and valuing women over whisky, delivering a forceful, candid talk. Morris Brown students provided music.
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Sam Jones
Big Bethel
Episcopal Church
Morris Brown College
Mr. Jones
A. Medley
Jones
Morris Brown
Clemency Denied Peavy to Die by Hanging Today
Governor Candler refused clemency for John Henry Peavy a colored man in Dooly County who will be hanged for the murder of Jesse Ford. Peavy admitted the killing though he claimed others aided him and sought a 30 day reprieve for commutation. The trial followed but the other alleged conspirators were found not guilty. Texas Bankers Meet in Galveston reports an eighteenth annual session with record attendance and remarks on Texas conditions.
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Dooly County
Candler
John Henry Peavy
Jesse Ford
Peavy
Prison Commission
Texas Bankers Meet
Galveston
Tex
Texas State Bankers’ Association
Terrell
Wrightsville
Rightsville
J. M. Terrell
Johnson County
James Davis
Savannah Morning News
Wstill
East Seer Ih Dearle Courty Warden Hopes For Capture
Convict R H East escaped from federal prison Wednesday night and was spotted near Decatur in DeKalb county yesterday morning. Officials expect capture within 24 hours and note a defective basement window aided the escape. East was seen leaving the area toward DeKalb county after climbing from a window at the prison. A reward remains at 0 until updated. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pond's Extract are advertised in the issue. Tickets to California offered via Southern Railway.
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R. H. East
Decatur
DeKalb County
East
Lakewood
Dr. Head
Dr Head
Atlanta
H. B.S Jordan
Mr. Jordan
Clark University
McDonough
Hawk
Bast
Wise Women Use The Great Spring Medicine
From Maine to California reports praise Paine's Celery Compound as a blood purifier and health elixir restoring vigor to bloodless and run-down women. The ad highlights increased red corpuscles and relief from dyspepsia neuralgia rheumatic issues and insomnia with a testimonial from Mrs Martha P Lunceford of Crawfordsville Georgia noting dramatic sleep and health improvements after use.
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Maine
California
Paine
Martha P. Lunceford
Crawfordsville
Does Pope Brown Seek Third District Congress Seat
Recounts at the capitol note rumors that Pope Brown may run for Congress in Georgia's Third District. A capitol official says Brown is unlikely this year but could be a future candidate, possibly two years hence, while Brown has not stated any plans. The piece also covers Merritt's school commissioner bid denial and Glenn's public reply to charges in the race.
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Pope Brown
Capitol
Brown
Lewis
Georgia
Shuptrine
Glenn
Tate
G. R. Glenn
Thornton announces race for Fulton county representative
B Thornton states in a formal notice that he will run as representative for Fulton county in the personal accident department of the Maryland Casualty Co. of Baltimore. He thanks friends for past favors and solicits continued support, signing as Res. Manager at 37 South Pryor with phone 1453.
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Ind
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Southern Railway
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Brewster & Howele
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Macon
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Dupont Guerry
John H. Esti
Chatham
G. S. Meadows
Camp Martin
R. D. Shuptrine
Upson
Boykin Wright
Wright
Georgie Supreme Court
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Slaton
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