Mayor backs 1.8 million bond for plaza project in Atlanta
Mayor James G Woodward urged a bond issue of 1.8 million to finance a plaza development in Atlanta. The plan includes redeveloping unsightly railroad yards, building a four to five story structure on the current station site, and extending city improvements. He wants the project started next year with bonds to be repaid by property tax rises over thirty years, while Grady Hospital would receive at least 720 thousand in bonds included in the plaza package.
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James G Woodward
Atlanta
Clayton
Estimat
Woodward
Grady Hospital
Plaza
Chamber of Commerce
Genera Assembly
Wa Unie
Sewial Utare
Woody Ths
General Assembly
Western Aid ‘Atlanta Commission
Ait
State of Georgia
Wester
Atlantic
Raul
Louisis
Nashvlle
Nashville
St. Louis
George Waters Praised by Employers From Bagwell Graduate
Antin ta Gs reports that George Waters a Bagwell graduate has been praised by employers for two years of stenography work. A testimonial letter from his Santa Anna Sanatorium superintendant and a Bagwell College note extol the training improving efficiency and business sense. The article promotes Bagwell Business College with claims of high salaries for graduates and asks readers to inquire about illustrated prospectus.
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George Waters
Bagwell
Athinta
Piot
Bagwell City
Mi Georm
WoWett
Sury Wat le
Atlanta Santa Ta
Waters
Ofigh
Lot
Andrews
Bagwell Biginess College
Eter
Hig
Ang
Three-Year-Old Boy Terrorized by Dog Bark Fatal
A three year old boy died after a dog bark caused a panic and collapse in the yard while playing with neighbors. The incident occurred in Norweed, Georgia, and the body was taken to Burkert Summens Chapel for funeral arrangements.
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Jek
Iis
Lille Neghbor
Mali
Burkert Summens Chapel
Norweed
Fred Holder Injured For The Second Time
An unknown car struck Fred Holder on the corner of Ponce de Leon and Piedmont Avenue, injuring his shoulder blade and sending him to Grady Hospital. This follows a prior accident months ago when Holder was hit by a streetcar at Mari Fetta and Josyth streets, breaking his leg and recently discharged from Grady.
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Witte
Sears
Ponce de Jeun
Piedmont
Breyi
Grady Hospital
Holder
Cornea
Mari Fetta
Josyth
Peachtree Street Widening Near Dragon Hotel
City officials and property owners reached an agreement to widen Peachtree Street in front of the Dragon Hotel by about five feet. The sidewalk will be widened from the corner of De Give alier to Bis street. A county and cement committee meeting scheduled to discuss the project was postponed due to the absence of a committee member.
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Galer R M Clayton
Robert F. Maddo
Edward Alfmend
Porrest Adair
Peachtree Street
Clayton
Bis Street
Panama Canal Zone appoints William H. Jackson sole judge
President Wilson appointed William I. Jackson brother of Saige Jackson of Atlanta as the sole supreme court judge for the Panama Canal Zone. The three U S divisions were merged into one under Governor Goethals. Jackson, a Democrat, has long served in the zone and knows Spanish well.
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Saige
William I. Jackson
Tiems
Jackson
Atlanta
Wilson
Supreme Court
Panama Canal Zone
Sone
United States
Adamson
Canal Zone
Colonel Goethals
United States Court
Whi T
Washington
Atthough
Panama
Passmore to Attend Insurance Agents Meet in Atlanta
Li Passmore, first vice president of Penn Mutual Life Insurance, and Mrs. Passmore visit Atlanta staying at the Georgian ferry. Mai Passmore tours southern agencies and will address Bagley & Willet agents this afternoon. Penn Mutual has invested 37 million in Georgia securities and writes 379 million in Georgia policies. The Passmores remark on improved southern conditions and social courtesies extended in the city.
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Li Passmore
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Passmore
South
Atlanta
First Methodist to Begin Revival Meetings
Luther B Bridges of Gainesville will lead a three week revival at First Methodist Church starting Sunday. Bridges recently completed a successful Knoxville Trinity Methodist meeting that drew large crowds and many conversions. Dr DuBose and song leader L Westbrook will organize morning and evening services daily.
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Luther B Bridges
Gainesville
Galil
First Methodist Church
Mir Bridges
Trinity Methodist Church
Knoxville
Dr Watson
Dr DuBose
Mr Bridges
DuBose
Miss Buck to Speak at Unitarians Church
Miss Florence Buck of Boston will speak at the Unitarians church in Cleveland Manning hall and later at the Women’s Club on 14 West Baker Street. The usual service is at 11 o'clock. Buck, assistant secretary of the educational department of the American Unitarian Association, will preach on the sermon titled God So Loved.
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Lnitanian Church
Cleveland Manning Hall
North Pryor Street
Womens Club
West Baker Street
Florence Buck
Boston
The
American Unitarian Association
Dr Walker to Speak at Railroad Y M C A
The Railroad Young Mens Christian association invites railroad men and friends to hear Rev Hugh K. Walker PD pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at 317 West Alabama Street Sunday afternoon at 2 30. Dr Walker is described as one of Atlanta's ablest ministers. Harry Bickford a leading tenor will sing and the association orchestra will play.
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Railroad Young Mens Christian Association
Hugh K. Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Association
West Alabama Street
Dr Walker
Atlanta
Railroads
Harry Bickford
Association Archestra
Differences Settled in Savannah Chamber Fight Ends
Savannah Ga March 20 Special The fight within Savannah Chamber of Commerce over directors for the annual meeting Monday night ends in an amicable settlement. The insurgent faction aimed to rejuvenate the organization by adding new directors while the regulars resisted briefly. compromise assigns an equal number of seats to each side.
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Savannah
Chamber of Commerce
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