1000 People Out of Work and Cuban Law Update
A report estimates about 1000 workers displaced by a fire affecting twelve factories and five hotels in a city, listing firms with confirmed layoffs and noting a conservative figure. A new Cuban municipal law was presented to Governor Mayton in Havana on May 8, blaming prior lack of law for past trouble and urging official action.
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Marion #one
Terminal Hotel
Terminal Annex
Glenn Hotel
Childs
Weltare Ten Cent Store
Southern Handkerchief Company
West Din- Infentent Company
Georgia Vehicle Company
Atlanta Utility Works
Robinson Neckwear Company
Southern Suspender Works
J Hf Bhbroctor & Bro
Schlesinger Candy and Bread
Hirschberg Paper Company
Wavana
Cubs
Local Society Notes Mention Guests and Visits Across Town
Dasidaun of OL Crew hosts guests including OL Anderson of Havenville and Dr Theodore Toepel at St Josephs Infirmary, amid typhoid care. Louie E Hirschfeld arrives from New York to visit his parents on Carnet street. Coronel Raver and J Lowry travel. social events and picnics planned. Mrs Hodges hosts, Piedmont sanitarium patient improvement noted. Georgia Tatts returns from Newark to begin singing at Br Lake. Mrs Jerome Simmers Jr and Martha Whitman depart for Chattanooga. Lucia Misa heads to Birmingham to visit Mrs Campbell Maben. Miss Kell Hunt of Columbus arrives Wednesday to assist Miss Muriel Hall. Yetta Theta stance at Segadios referenced.
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Dasidaun
Crew Feet
A O L Anderson
Havenville
Theotore Toepel
St Josephs Infirmary
Jerome Simmers Jr
Misa Martha Whitman
Chattanooga
Lucia Misa
Birmingham
Mra Campbell Maben Jo
Miss Kell Hunt
Columbua
Weanenday
Sist
Misa Muriel Hall
Segadios
Piedmont Driving Club to Hold Annual Meeting Tuesday
The Piedmont Driving Club will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday May 17 in the ballroom. Officers and committee chairmen will report, followed by the election of officers and three new board members to replace Peters Harrig and King. A reception and supper on the terrace is planned if weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piedmont Driving Club
James H Nunnally
Theodore Hammond
Edward Cruscelle
Mesare Dan Harris
Edward C Peters
Alex King
Andrew Calhoun
Auerell Thornton
Messrs
Peters Harrig
King
Club
Mmemnerthia
Social notes from local bridge and teas at semester end
Last night featured Tech fraternity entertainments with Mra Cone Maddox winning a tall pin at the bridge club, joined by Mr and Mre Charles W Davis. Morning prizes went to Mra T B French and Mra HR Calto, while Mra Jo Wagar Hunnicutt hosted guests. Mise Cara Bharp plans a Japanese party for Washington seminary graduates. Mra Robert Emory Park hosts an informal tea Monday. Mise Clare Mitchell of Chicago visits Mise Mildred Phomaon hosts luncheon with classmates from Agnes Scott. Mr and Mrs Faward Rehsetfer visit Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs John D Little entertain for Mre CC Shrher and Misa America Payne. Mra Robert Zahner returns from Athens.
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Cone Maddox
Charles W Davis
French
HR Calto~way
Jo Wagar Hunnicutt
J G Edwards
Birmingham
SP Rishards
Mise Cara Bharp
Washington Seminary
Robert Emory Park
Isaac
Fire signs appear as district burns with bank and firm names
Grant posted signs for the burnt district as flames surged. Signs for Central Bank Robinson Checkwear Company and Walker Cooley Furniture Company stood nearby before the fire came under control, with Grant present throughout.
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Grant
Central Bank Robinson Checkwear Company
Walker Cooley Furniture Company
Grant Alwese
Atkinson Visits New Road as First Atlanta Line Opens
President H M Atkinson led the first passenger train over the Atlanta division of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad. A visiting party of New York and Boston capitalists toured Tampa Brunswick Fitzgerald LaGrange Roanoke Atlanta Birmingham and Talladega, praising construction. Pending passenger service into Atlanta and Birmingham was forecast to begin by September.
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Atlanta
Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
H M Atkinson
New York
Boston
Tampa
Fle
Tampa Northern Railroad
Brunswick Ga
Brunswick Steamship Company
Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Fitzgerald
LaGrange Roanoke
Talladega
Allentre
Birmingham
Mr. Atkinson
Percy R Fyne
A D Russell
James A Parker
Flyer
Marshall H Clyde
H A Parker
Chicago
Onelneer Parker
Lnion City
West Point
Atlantic
Atkinson
Worth County Sunday School celebration in Poulan Ga
Thousands fill Worth County for the twenty seventh annual Sunday School Association program. Kev C Elliott of Sparkes Ga delivered the day’s address. Farmers Union meets at Omega with large turnout as School Commissioner Smith and Rev J F Goodman spoke.
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Worth County
Poulan
Worth, County
Kev C . Elliott
Sparkes Ga
Farmers’ Cmion
Omega
Tiftonia
Tift
All hides split into three parts for upholstering uses
The text explains that hides are divided into three parts with only the natural grain top being reliable for upholstery. It argues against split hides due to lack of grain, warns about quality from unreliable dealers, and promotes durable leather furniture. It lists prices for library suits, chairs, rockers, davenports, and couches, emphasizing workmanship and material quality.
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Keely
Keelys
Society Sr
Louie E Hirschfeld
Rom
York
Wil
Carnet St
Coronel Raver
J Lowry
Ans
Louisiana Rankers
Cincianati
Lake Mise
Worthington
Aarapalia
Vung
Hodges
Mugene
Elberton
Piedmont
Mra
Cabe
Peachtres
Jeannette Swift
Breming
Willam
Parkhurst
Georgia Tatts
Newark
Br Lake 5
Driving Club
Exera
Rogers, Peet & Co
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
America
Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel
New Road
Erom CO
Chain Org Bo Colteses
Draughon
Daavonon
Peachtree
Piedmont Hotel
Pices
Javarre Ge
Gghool OF
Amorthand
Aborthand
C. Crichton Busman Department
DBE
Shumaker
Willem D Eilis
Superior Court
Fulton County
Georgia
Southern States Electric Wi
Southern Fates Electric Company
Mactrical
Chamberlin-Johnson
DuBose Co
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