World Wide Revival Urged by Dr Chapman Sermons
The article reports Dr. Wilbur Chapman urging a global revival at Atlanta Tabernacle with about 600 attendees. He warns neglect and unrest threaten the future unless cities homes and individuals embrace God's spirit. two Sunday meetings are planned as preparations continue.
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Receiver Seeks Higher Fees On Increased State Mutual Assets
Rome March 26 Special Sproul Sauche former receiver of State Mutual Life Insurance from 1914 to 1915 sues Floyd Superior Court to boost his fee by 2500, citing increased assets of 48669 under his management. Receiver Fouche follows similar fee requests by other litigants. Judge W H Thomas approved the higher fee, and Judge Moses Wright is dequalified. case to be heard before Fulton Superior Court.
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Hardwick Accuses Administration Over Shipping War Impact
Hardwick argues the shipping bill would reduce private tonnage and raise rates, claiming government loss and market disruption. He contends government competition harms Georgia and the South, asserting the bill would deter private carriers and decrease export capacity.
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Col George H Jones Dies In Norcross
Col George H Jones dies at 9 PM at his Chattahoochee river home in Norcross Gwinnett. He served in the Confederate War, lost an eye in defense of Atlanta, and held state office including prison keeper under Governor Northen. Survived by three brothers, a sister, and three children. Funeral to be held in Norcross Sunday.
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Girl Driving Auto Runs Over Young Man
Miss Wars Sams Ekes daughter of Rev Hi Fukts elder of Rome A Methodist Church struck and severely injured William Best 11 year old while leaving a street at the front of the auto. The incident occurred on March 24 special report notes.
Thieves Boldly Work Near Atlantia Police Station
H Vleffer of the Lion Shop laments frequent thefts on Decatur Street as shows and displays vanish despite a police station nearby. Pictier prosecutes Lon Rodgers, a negro youth, for wearing a coat stolen from a Tea Shop front. Rodgers bonded at $100 for larceny from a dwelling.
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Man Threatens to Cut Policeman Coat in Arrest
Thomas a resident of North some was fined $15 and costs in police court for threatening to cut the overcoat of Policeman Carlson who was attempting to arrest him. Thomas had a big knife but did not act. Beeftaig was arrested without trouble.
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Weekly Report From Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta issues its condition report at Friday closing. It lists resources including gold coin and certificates 4 871 505.37, silver certificates and currency 1 040 007.00, discounts and loans 87 000.00, and totals resources 20 768 246.07. Liabilities include capital paid in 3 1630 033 8, reserve deposits 408 GS, and federal reserve notes in circulation 3330 000.00.
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Rome Bond Issue Aims for Municipal Building Bonds
Rome officials unveil a 100 900 bond issue for a municipal building and hospital to fund public works. Councilmen Mullen and Terhune returned from New York and eastern cities where they arranged the sale. They report improving eastern financial conditions and expect the bonds will fetch favorable terms, bearing 4 percent interest.
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Jitney buses fuel Topeka and Atlanta talk on regulation
Col Fank P Mackennan editor of The Topeka State Journal discusses jitneys in Atlanta and Topeka. He supports regulated entry for jitneys, opposes banning them, and notes Prohibition views of Col MacLennan. Rome officials, Judge Nash Broyles and Dr G W Eichelberger, address Sunday on law enforcement and prohibition at the courthouse.
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Georgia
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