Montgomery Wins All Round Title At Local Grammar Field Day
The tenth annual field day for local grammar schools concluded with awards for top all round athletes. Ben Montgomery of Oakland school won the best all-round athlete in class Ha boys, Elbert Adams of Fraser in class 8, and Hattie Burnett of Peeples for the best all-round effort.
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Lcal Grammar Schools
Ben Montgomery
Oakland School
Haes A
Elbert Adams
Fraser School
Hattie Burnett
Peeples
Esther Elsen
Formwalt
Clase
Toepel
Pad Aterhat
Diane A Hoy
Oakland
Joann Storm
Fraser
John Milian
Adair
Nora Ellison
Lee
Oa Huff
English Avenue
Davis
Roy Chestnutt
Forrest Avenue
Alfred Brady
North Avenue
Gita Aoe
Pormwalt
Gee~ Clay
Esther
Julia Chapman
Hazel Meister
Luckie
Lee Street
Potato Helmy
Edgewood
Cal- Valley Ball
Tennk
Circle
Formwall
Forrest
Calhoun
Atlanta
East
Edgewood Kelans AY
Peeplea
Doorkeepers praised for handling throngs at grand opera
At the Auditorium Armory grand opera crowds were guided efficiently by W G Sands chief door keeper and his assistants. New Yorkers called it a fine example of Atlanta spirit as Billy Landa coordinated entry with three staff directing arrivals and ensuring ticket readiness.
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Auditorium Armory
W G Sands
Atlanta
Billy” Landa
Georgia Bankers to Convene in Atlanta May 7
The Georgia Bankers association schedules its twenty third annual convention in Atlanta from May 7 to 9. About 700 bankers and guests from other states will attend sessions at the Piedmont hotel with speakers including Harris Traylor Calwell and Hartley. A busy entertainment program features dinners, baseball, vaudeville and a banquet at the Capital City club.
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Georgia Bankers’ Association
Piedmont Hotel
Maen
Harris
Champaten
Melvin A Traylor
East St Louis
Charles Calwell
Philadelphia
William J. Hartley
Atlanta
Piedmont
Piedmont Driving Club
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Luckie Street
Fiedmont Hotel
Ponca de Leon Park
Atlanta “ Chattanooga
Atlanta Clearing Louse Association
Capital City Club
Forsyth Theater
Pones de Leon Park
Birmingham
Llewellyn Hall
W Moemmanger
al! Saints Episcopal Church
John M.linton
Georgia
F D Bloodworth
National Bank of Savannal
Liewellyn
Hillyer
Macon
Charles B Lewis
Haynea McFadden
H C Smith
Griffin
Orville A Park
National Association
John Ottley
Atlanta, President Clearing House
American Bankers Association
Joseph A McCord
and Currency Commission
American Bankers’ Association
Eugene W Stetson
B F Harris
First National Bank
Champaign
Corn Exchange National Bank
Mayor Lee and Woodward Clash Over Sidewalk Veto
Tense council session as Mayor James G Woodward and Councilman Jesse B Lee quarrel over alder sidewalks. Woodward, denying railroad stock ties, accuses Lee of exploiting contracts while Lee accuses the mayor of false remarks and personal privilege. Correlated vetoes on Echo street Franklin street and Bellwood avenue are discussed amid protests.
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James G Woodward
Jesse B Lee
Fifth Ward
Lee
Jesse Armistead
Woodward
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Hess
AB & A
Council
Alse Cornell
Echo Street
Franklin Street
Bellwood Avenue
Oleo Men Sentenced In Government Fraud Case
Chicago May 4 John F Jelke oleomargarine maker was fined 10000 and jailed two years for conspiracy to defraud taxes on margarine. Seven co defendants tied to the s300 F delice company were fined 2500 each by Judge Geiger in U S district court.
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Chicago
John F Jelke
Geiger
United States District Court
Fulton County Jail Under Mangum Rule Bans Torture Tactics
Under Mangum administration Fulton County jail is defined as a place of detention where no sweating or third degree tactics are allowed. The statement emphasizes humane treatment standards and administrative oversight for detainees.
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Fulton County
Mangum
Prominent Bankers Visit Atlanta Amid Bond Purchase
A party of thirty-eight leading bankers from major U S houses, headed by Arthur E Newbold of Philadelphia, arrived in Atlanta to inspect Georgia Railway and Power property and tour city sites. They are traveling to Talulah Falls to review the new power plant and participate in bond financing of 10 million dollars for the Georgia Railway and Power Co. Their visit signals potential new manufacturing interest and cheaper power prospects for Atlanta.
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United States
Arthur E Newbold
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Southern Railway
H M Atkinson
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Tal- Tulah Falls
Railroad Commission
Ailulah Fale
Mr Newbold
Henry W Harrison Hiladelphia
Stephen Fuguet
Robert Lb. Brown
New York
Johnson Ward
Enwerd Godart
Baltimore
York
Tuchard E
Tereham Philadelphia
M_ Carenter Wilmington Dal
A_ Owens Wilmington
Newbold Philadelpia
Gardner New York
Whelin
Ladelphia
John Ho
Recording Court Fines Crap Shooters in Broad Street Raid
Recorder Pro Tem Preston jailed and fined twenty five crap shooters and gamblers in a Monday session. James Crons had his case dismissed after officers failed to witness gambling. Four youths paid 16.75 each, nine white men were fined 15.75, and Nick Caccans case was postponed pending further gaming house investigation. Wheeler Mangum and Mayo are noted for long public service spans.
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Preston
Poice Court
James Crons
North Broad Street
Crons
George White
John Underwood
Henry Turner
Hervey Icke
Prestons
Xassit
Carter
Fortson
James Crows
Jim Poulos
Georgs Poulos
George Dammand
Wick Backus
John Smith
Pete Galace Thécass
Nick Caccans
Ordinance to end deadlocks on Atlanta boards
Alderman James H Nutting proposed a charter amendment to give Atlanta the authority to appoint a board or commission chairman within sixty days if elections fail. The police board deadlock between Robert Paes and William Fain prompted the measure. If the council fails to elect, a special meeting can be called to choose the chair. The proposal moves to charter amendment committee and then to the legislature.
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James H Nutting
General Assembly
Atlanta
General Condcf
Mutting
Police Board
Robert Paes
William Fain
Nurieg
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