Street fund inequality prompts ward work reallocation
The street committee debated unequal chert fund distribution with wards receiving varying expenditures. Captain Dave Wylie was ordered to finish Hill Street work then move to understaffed wards until equitable effort is achieved, with Adams and Terry pushing for reallocation and Harwell seeking completion of current Hill Street work.
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Department of the Street
Dave Wylie
Hill Street
Wyle
Adams
Ter-ry
Harwell
Captain WyHe
Roy
Holland
HI Street
Chairman Day
Minchinnett
Woodson Street
Little Street
Bass Street
Longino
West End
West End Avenue
Ashby Street
Lee Street
Zachry
Beecher Street
White Street
Foundry Street
Davis Street
Haynes Street
Dc. Goodwin
H.C. Chisolm
Captain Wyle
Shriners Meet Here Next Week In Atlanta Parade
Shriners from across Georgia will gather for a special Yaarab temple session in Masonica Hall Atlanta next Wednesday night at 9 30 after church services. A street parade at 6 45 features over a hundred nobles in full evening dress led by Chief Joyner's drum corps. The event marks a social Shrine run by Masons with high degree access and the imperial council meeting in Washington in May with Forrest Adair as Atlanta representative.
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Georgia
Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Atlanta
Masonica Hall
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar of
Forrest Adair
Second Baptist Church
Joyner
Pryor
Mitchell
Whitehall
Alabama
Broad
Marietta
Peachtree
Governor's Mansion
Hunter Street
Masonic Lodge
Brown
Mosunia
William J. Florence
Joseph Jefferson
Persia
East
Florence
United States
America
Flornee
Hoffman House
New York
Imperial Council of the Shrine
Washington
Harry C. Stockdell
Macon
Rome
Augusta
Americus
W. R. Joyner
Grant Park
Atlantians Will Visit Convention in Chattanooga
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce selects a large delegation to attend the Southern Industrial Convention in Chattanooga May 1 to 18. Prominent speakers include A. K. McClure, Clark Howell, John B. Daniel, and General Wheeler. Sessions will cover education, agriculture, industry, and trade with notable discussions on textile education, compulsory arbitration, and southern export expansion.
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Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. V. Bullock
Chamber of Commerce
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Peters
A. D. Adair
G.W. Adair
Ea, Brady
J. W. Alexander
Clifford Anderson
W. T. Ashford
E. C. Atkins
W. A. Parker
Robert P. Leecher
E. P. Black
W. H. Black
F. C. Black
A. Bluthenthal
J. J. Spalding
D. OW. Apple
B.R. DuBose
J. W. English
Albert Howell
Ebbney
M. B. Elseman
H. M. Atkinson
Fisher
W. L. Cosgrove
H. H. Cabaniza
C. B. Currier
Isaac Liebman
B. FP. Wyly, Sr
George A. Gershon
W. J. Armistead
Julius L. Brown
John B. Clark
George W. Coates
Clark Howell
J. K. Ottley
Jacob Elias
Harry Johnson
G. W. Harrison
GC. A. Healey
W. R. Joyner
Culonsl A. K. McClure
The
Philadelphia Times
John B. Daniel
Virginia
Joseph EB. Wheeler
South
Caronel A. K. McClure
Wll
Atlanta Constitution
Ben P. Hunt
Huntsville Post
Ww. Kehr
Knoxville
Charleston
D. C
James Wilson
Washington, DC
H. H. Hargrove
Shreveport
New Orleans
Mobile
Pensacola
Savannah
Philadelphia
New York City
J. G. Garrett
John W. Daniel
C. F. Huhnen
Louisville
John W. Faxon
C. 0. Godfrey
Rockwood
W. T. Cole
Waco
Tex
Paul B. Barringe
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
W. 5 Council
Agricultural and Mechanical College For
Normal
Ala
Hlt. Kealing
African Methodist Episcopal Church Review
McKinley
Philippines
Orient
Joseph Wheeler
Wheeler
Trades League of
Gulf and Coast
Florida
Elf
Birmingham
Gulf
J. A. van Hoos
Bathesda
Alexander Helper
Retailers’ Association
Baltimore
Southern Industrial Convention
W. A. MacCorkle
Eden Brohston
Georgia
John P. Coffin
SAD DEATH OF MARCUS CAGLE
Marcus Cagle a clerk for J Regenstein died Wednesday night at 9 30 from edema of the glottis caused by a throat infection. Doctors attempted to relieve swelling by lancing tonsils earlier that day but the patient suffocated despite efforts by Dr Campbell and Dr King. He had recently come to Atlanta from Monroe Georgia and was taken back there for interment yesterday afternoon.
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Marcus Cagle
J. Regenstein
D. Jones
South Pryor Street
Young Cagle
la Grippe
J. L. Campbell
Campbell
King
Atlanta
Monroe
Car repairers go to work in Buffalo strike
The New York Central car repairers will return to work tomorrow morning after a joint East Buffalo meeting. Other unions did not settle today and negotiations may continue, while freight handlers’ strike shows no change with crippled freight houses and reliance on sympathy from allied railway unions.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
Firemen Killed in Explosion Near Laredo
An explosion aboard Engine No. 178 attached to a present train on the Mexican National near Lopez Pazos south of Mexico killed Fireman Camucho and seriously injured Brakeman Ramoa this morning.
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Laredo
Tex
Lo§apazos
Mexico
Camucho
Ramoa
Will Form A State Society From Atlanta Psychologists
At a meeting of the Atlanta Society of Psychic Research steps were taken to organize a state association. Indications are this will result in a strong state society. After organizing the state association the question of a national society will be taken up and cooperation of societies in other states will be asked.
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Atlanta Psychologists
Atlanta Society of Psychic Research
All Day Auction Sale Near Hapeville With Frontage on Stewart
An all day auction sale offers property along Stewart avenue near Hapeville with 200 feet frontage. Lots range from 50x100 to 60x30, near MVithers foundry Atlanta Lumber Co and other mills and shops. Investors can buy on easy terms or rent to employees. two auctioneers present. tents arranged for ladies. For plats apply Edwin P. Ansley 12 B Alabama St.
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Stewart Avenue
Hapeville
Southern Railway Company
Mvithers Foundry
Atlanta Lumber Co
Atlanta Woolen Mills
Box
Traction Electric
Woodward Lumber Co
Atlanta Ice Co
EDWIN _P. ANSLEY
Alabama
Jackson St
Summit Ave
Blue Ridge Mountains
Kingsbery
Atlanta
H. L. Wilson
Alabama Street
Weather Across Cities Shows Varied Conditions
The bulletin lists conditions for several cities with terms such as clear cloudy rain and partly cloudy. Notable entries include Buffalo cloudy, Augusta lightly clear, Chicago cloudy, New York rain, Norfolk rain, Raleigh cloudy, and St. Louis clear, with many other locations showing clear or partly cloudy skies. The text ends with a MARBURY, rCASL official stamp.
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Abilene
Augusta
Eldy
Buffalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Chatanooga
Chicago
Cincinnati
Corpus Christi
Detriot
Dodge City
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
North Platte
Omaha
Palestine
Raleigh
St. Louis
Paul
Savannah
Tampa
Vicksburg
Wilmington
Marbury
Rcasl
Major Camp predicts general coal strike this summer
Major E. C. Camp president of the Coal Creek Coal Company in East Tennessee says United Mine Workers organizers are trying to unionize coal miners across the belt. He forecasts a broad strike in July or August with union mines nationwide closing, as his plant continues to refuse recognition leaving 50 workers out. Clayton Hunts Health. City of Mexico ambassador seeks hot country cure. Three Persons Sink with a Boat at Helens Arkansas. The tow boat John K. Graves sinks in ninety feet near Moons landing. Fireman Fred Duncan of Paducah Kentucky and two African American women die.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Sperial
E. C. Camp
Coal Creek Coal Company
East Tennessee
United Mine Workers of America
Major Camp
Clayton Hunts
City of
Mexico
United States
Clayton
Helens
Ark
John K. Graves
Moons Landing
Fred Duncan
Paducah
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William Lyoest
Whitehall Street
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China
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Southern
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Faristren & O
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Mauor Lithia
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Gova Party
Abbeville
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A. J. West & CO
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Prachtree
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J. C. Hendrix
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Young's Hotel
N. Forsyth St
W. J. Young
Tallulah Falls
Cumberland
Cumberland Island, GA
Lee T. Shackelford
Mgr
R. L. Bunkiey
Hotel Gerard
Mthst
J. B. Hamblen
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Avon Inn and Cottages
Avon
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