American National Bank earns popular confidence in Atlanta
Popular confidence in the American National Bank is shown by deposits from corporations, firms, and individuals in Atlanta and vicinity totaling more than $2,500,000. The bank is praised as the most conservative in the city, turning down investments others accept and declining accounts that might demand unsafe accommodations. The bank’s reputation rests on the character, ability, and experience of its leadership.
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American National Bank
Atlanta
More Pressmer Join Strikers in Atlanta Printing War
Striking pressmen in Atlanta gain support as Foote and Davies shop workers walk out. Three pressmen and three helpers reportedly quit, joining the long running strike that has kept city printers idle for months. Union leader George L. Berry says eighteen more quit in solidarity, as talks with the employers fail to reach a settlement despite efforts by Berry and M. H. M. Flannery of Chicago.
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Atlanta
Foote & Davies
Alabama Street
W. ©. Foote
George L. Berry
Cincinnati
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Abop
Pressmoen
Orasamen
Berry
M. H M. Flannery
Chicago
Premenen
Mission Conference And Church Reunion At Asbury Church
The Asbury church at Corner Davie and Foundry streets hosts a mission conference and reunion opening tomorrow at 7 45 PM and continuing through the week. The closing exercises on April 4 mark the church’s twenty fourth anniversary with an engaging program for current and former members.
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Mission Conference of
Asbury
Davie and
Foundry Streets
Collar and Cuff Button Variety with Gold Finishes
A range of collar and cuff buttons offered in plain gold with beaded chased or ornate borders. Etched and hand engraved designs, jeweled sets, and satin gold with diamond settings. Prices from $1.50 upward. Romani or bright finish collar buttons with round or flat heads, single piece and guaranteed not to break, from 85e upward.
Moon Defends His Stand Against Democratic Rule Changes
In Washington Moon of Tennessee denounced Democratic intolerance toward 23 Democrats who opposed Clark over the Fitzgerald amendment for house rules. He accused caucus resolutions of being dishonorable and warned allies that the fight could lead to lawlessness and a revolt against the party’s leadership. Insurgent Democrats and Republicans echoed support as Moon spoke.
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Moon
Clark
Washington
House of Representatives
Tennessee
House
Democratic Caucus
Misom Leoren Clark
Fitzgerald
Black Hand
Mr. Moon
Patterson
Harrison
New York
Dish Washing Made Easy for Housekeepers
Housekeepers can make dish washing less disagreeable with a neat system. Keep a sink, table space for soiled and clean dishes, plenty of towels, hot water, and a second pan for rinsing. Scrape and pre rinse, wash with Gold Dust, then rinse in clear water. Knowledge of food composition helps, as gelatine and egg requires cold water, while grease needs hot water.
Vanderbilt Glee Club to Sing at Grand Wednesday
The Vanderbilt University Glee Club faces a near sellout at the Grand on Wednesday night as Atlanta boxes fill with students from female colleges Tech and Agnes Scott among others. Mrs. Robert F. Maddox hosts a reception at her Peachtree home Wednesday afternoon in their honor, adding social interest to the concert.
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Vanderbilt University Glee Club
Alkahest Lyceum System
Georgia
South Carolina
Vanderpitt Glee Club
Tech
Georgia Military Academy
Atlanta
Agnes Scott College Law
Vanderbilta
Robert F. Maddox
Peachtree
Invisible Toric Bifocals Promise Clear Vision Line
Walter Ballard Optical Co. at 75 Peachtree St Atlanta Ga advertises toric bifocals that blend reading and walking vision in one seamless glass. The ad claims no seams or dividing lines and highlights thousands already furnished.
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Walter Ballard Opical Co
Peachtree St
Atlanta, Ga
Westminster Church Evening Services Begin Weeknight
Rev Thornton 8 Wilson, editor of The Presbyterian of the South, assists Rev A A Little in conducting services at Westminster Presbyterian Church corner Forrest Ave and Boulevard every evening at 7 46 o clock. A 20 G mith choir leads a pre service song service before the Lord s supper to be celebrated Sunday morning April 4. Bankruptcy reform bills arise in Congress with repeal proposals for 1888 law and later amendments.
Dr. W. B Summerall to be elected Grady Hospital superintendent
Trustees of Grady hospital expected to elect Dr William B Summerall as superintendent this afternoon. Miss Annie Bridges has fallen ill and cannot continue. Summerall, previously in charge, will receive 2400 dollars per year, after previously earning 76 dollars monthly with room and board.
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Grady Hospital
W. B Summerall
William B. Summerall
Hospital For Contagious Diseases
Hirsch
Board of Trustees
Annie Bridges
hespKal
Aursee
Summerall
Nurses to Receive Diplomas Tonight at Moore Memorial
The Presbyterian hospital training school graduation exercises occur tonight at Moore Memorial church. Miss Ruble Floyd, Miss Angie Frederick, Miss Bima Tucker, and Miss Emmie Smith will receive diplomas. Rev. Dr. J. G. Patton will address the class, with Dr. Holderby delivering diplomas and Dr. S. T. Barnett presenting the class pins.
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The
Presbyterian Hospital
Moore Memorial Church
Ruble Floyd
Angie Frederick
Bima Tucker
Emmie Smith
J. G. Patton
Dr. Holderby
5. T. Barnett
Governor Smith Defends Farm Purchase Dispute
Gov. Smith issues a full reply to the Prison Commission over disapproval of the Wimberly farm purchase in Twiggs County. He argues the farm was poorly chosen and shifts blame to the commission for delays while outlining legal scope for farm use and associated industrial tasks.
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Gov. Smith
Wimberly Farm
Joseph Turner
Clement A. Evens
Wiley Williams
Wimberly
Evans
Captain Williams
Eval
Smith
Williams
Commission
Prison Commission
Wiley Willams
Milledgeville
Supreme Court
Wimberly Place
Wil- Mame
Land for Convicts Farm Faces Choice of Value over Timber
The report analyzes multiple tracts including the Wimberly and Greer lands, weighing agricultural potential against timber value and railroad access. It argues the state should prioritize land suitable for ongoing farming over high timber output, urging immediate purchase decisions and criticizing the preferred Wimberly site.
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Tony
Wimberly
Georgia
Holmes
Florida Line
Lowndes County
Parker Place
Wimberly Place
Greer Place
X Farm
Taia
Ghad
Usagt
Yrestemp
Ocmulgpee
Southern
Someting
Glenn and Hunter
Bavege Creek
Rimea
Greer
Roa Deen
Prison Commission
Wipteng
Durant Confirmed by Senate for Charleston Customs
Washington dated report that the Senate confirmed Edward W Durant Jr of South Carolina as collector of customs for the Charleston district, succeeding Willem D Grom, the former black collector of the Charleston port.
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A. K. Hawkes Co
Opticians
Whitehall
Mater & Berkele
Parp
Ernachye
Hocus
Champ Clark
Vanderbilt Glee Club
Westminster Church
Clayton
Alabama
Nelson and
Brendeges
Mene
Alfred Benjamin & CO
America
Mabtesall ST
Eplantnga
W. B. Summerall
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Him
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Duckworth
F. Duckworth
National Legislative Committee
Farmers’ Union
Werpere Union Hawa
Farmers’ Union News
Union City
Avn B. & A
Union City Improvement Co
J. H. Harris
W. FE. Parkhurst
Turner
Georgia Southern and
Flora
Gentral Point
South Georgia
Wimpeland
Wimnerty Place
Scott
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Postum Cereal Company
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