Maxwell head sees prosperity coming for auto concerns
Anthony Maxwell, contractor for Maxwell Motor Sales in Detroit, visited Atlanta to plan expansion in Georgia during a nationwide tour. He projects stronger business in the year ahead as general conditions improve and growth prospects rise for the auto industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell Head
Ml‘ Anthony
Maxwell Motor Salos Company
Detroit
Atlanta
Hig Company
Maxwell
Georgia
Maxwall
Anthony Gata
Betnig
Maine
Moreegha
Fehde
Mare
Untitled note on automobile industry claims new demand shift
Fragmentary quotation discusses how the automobile trade must adapt. It asserts that companies manufacturing certain cars face a demand pattern never seen before, driven by intelligent public expectations and market changes.
Booty of Negro Thieves So Large It Couldn't Be Brought Into Court
Two Black men, John Wilson and William, were tried for stealing two stoves and two large ranges from Atlanta Stove Works. Ham confessed, saying he moved the items onto Wilson’s dray to sell. Detectives Moon and Cochran recovered the goods before they were missed. Both defendants held on $500 bonds for larceny from the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
John Wilson
Drayman
William
Atlanta
Ham
Wilson
Moon
Cochran
Ge Company
A D Little to Speak at Atlanta Chamber Luncheon
Arthur D. Little, Boston engineering chemist famed for shaping U S chemical industries, visits Atlanta in early April as guest of the Georgia section of the American Chemical Society. He will arrive April 4 and speak April 5 at 12:30 PM at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Industrial Resources and Opportunities of the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur D. Little
Boston
Chemical Industries of
America
Atlanta
Georgia
American Chemical Society
Tittle
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Little
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Rr. Little
South
Fairy Dreams of Appetite Conflicted On Dinner Plan
The note presents a quirky conflict over choosing an evening meal driven by a wish to eat what one desires. It sketches a playful inner debate, hinting at appetite and decision making without concrete outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pve
Stuart
Reserve Board Members Guests Of Clearing House Men Tonight
Frederic C. Delano vice governor and W P G Harding member of the federal reserve board visit Atlanta Wednesday. They will tour the south after Thursday night. John K Ottley president of the Atlanta Clearing House association will host a dinner at Capital City club at 7 20 tonight for board members clearing house directors and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Bank of Atlanta
Frederic C. Delano
W. P. G. Harding
Birmingham
Atlanta
Atlanta Clearing House Associaion
John K. Ottley
Presi
Four new Atlanta public school buildings eyed by board
The Atlanta Board of Education plans to adopt four school contracts at Thursday's meeting for Howell Station West End Park East Atlanta and Milton Avenue according to chairman George F Dwhanks. The Atlanta Woman's School Improvement Association led by Mrs R M Welker will attend to press for better city school facilities and present a summary of investigation findings to guide the board. The women host a Thursday afternoon session at 3 o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce building to discuss the public school question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
George F. Dwhanks
Howell Station
West End Park
East Atlanta
Milton Avenue
Atlanta Woman's Sehool Improvement Association
Association
R. M. Welker
R. J. Guinn
Atlanta
Walker
Guinn
Chamber of Commerce
Plans for Sunday School convention at Americus
The Georgia Sunday School Association schedules its annual state convention in Americus for April 1921 22 with John L. Alexander of Chicago as a keynote speaker and BE 0 Excell directing music. More than sixty leading Sunday school workers attend. railroads offer a reduced round trip fare from Atlanta at 5 45 with free lodging and meals for delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Sunday School
Americus
John L. Alexander
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
Alexander
Excell
Alvin W. Hoper
Winona Lake
Landing Burrows
Southern Baptist Convention
Withard
Atlanta
R49
Brank
Savannah
MM. Parks
Milledgeville
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
F.S. Etheridge
Jackson
John J. Eagan
Charles W. Daniel
A.D. McKay
Rome
Marion McH. Hull
Atlante
H. H. Pitt
Tifton
H. Akers
T. M. Furlow
State Association
Mrs Barclay Dies at Advanced Age in City
Mrs Luccy A Barclay 72 widow of John S Barclay died Tuesday at friends on Martin street. She and her husband helped found homes for orphaned children and established missions in the city. Funeral to be held Wednesday at 3 30 from Barclay Brandon Chapel with interment at West View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luccy A. Barclay
John S. Barclay
Friends
Martin Street
Texas divine will speak here tonight in Houston visit
Dr Williane Jacdba, a prominent divine of Houston, Texas, visiting his brother, will speak at Central Congregational church on Carnegie way Wednesday evening at 6 oclock. President Thornwell Jacobs of Oglethorpe University accompanies him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williane
Jacdba
Houston
Texas
Thornwell Jacobs
Oglethorpe ‘University
Central Congregational Church
Carnegie Way
Michigan jurist visits Atlanta on vacation
Brooks, chief justice of Michigan Supreme Court, and Moran, De Holt business man, registered at the Georgian Terrace in Atlanta for a few days en route to Thomasville, Ga, for several weeks vacation.
Fulton tax collectors seek ruling on corporate tax commissions
Fulton County officials await the Supreme Court decision arising from Glynn County that will decide if county tax collectors and receivers may claim commissions on corporation taxes paid directly to the state through the comptroller general. Judge Highsmith had ruled against such commissions, echoing Attorney General Terrell who said the collectors are owed the same commissions as on other taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Supreme Court
Glynn County
J. P. Highsmith
Brunswick Circuit
Comptroller General's Office
Terrell
Andy Stewart
Fulton
Game Commission
Highsmith
Commissioners Approve Tax Commission Details Remain In Question
The text discusses commissions on the first 28000 dollars with two graded levels, allowing a 1 percent commission. It notes that approvals by Fulton County commissioners and county attorney are part of the record, and mentions the Fulton tax receiver does not receive commissions from the corporation taxes in question, a practice reportedly common in other counties.
Glenn bill shaped county tax rules long ago
The passage recalls a measure pushed by the tax collector about 25 years ago. County attorney W Thompson helped draft the bill. Representative Glenn, then of the county and later of Atlanta, introduced the legislation known as the Glenn bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sion
Tweny-Tve
Stewart
W.thompson
Glenn
Lel County
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hotel Gotham
Hotel of
New Yorks
Shomer
Battseee Nees
Teemee Weils
Wetherbee & Wood
Fifth Ave
Fifty-fith St
New York City
Makers
Beacon Shoe Store
Peac Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
Eee
Eas
A. D. Little
Marshall
Mich
Subway
Robin Vanabie
L Levis Cigar Mig Dee
Newark
Nn. Hirsch, E. L. Adams & CO
Tants
Michigan
High Court
Dr. Bell
Kennedy
Morris Fertilizer Co
Nashville Medicine Co
Nashville, Tenn
Frea Books
Southern College OF Pharmacy
Luckie Si
Universal
Mary Fuller
Mary
Universal Mary
Universal City
California
Universal Film
MFG, CO
Black Box
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Moving Pictures
Ake
Los Angeles
Universal Film Manufacturing Co
Broadway
Carl Laemmle
New York
New Jersey
Ni Jersey
Bataan
Ows
Spoppa Saber
Wea
Victor
Big U
Universal Films U.N
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!