City fights for larger water mains as pipes expand
Fire Chief Joyner opposes new six inch lines until large mains are laid. City plans 1800 feet of 48 inch steel riveted pipe and thousands of feet of various sizes to improve pressure, with bids due soon and a June 29 bond plan to fund the system.
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Waterworks Department
Marietta
Decatur
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Caln
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Markham
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Clothing train to Jacksonville from Atlanta Java
Atlanta sent a car loaded with clothing shoes flour and crackers to Jacksonville for fire sufferers valued at about 82 500. The Southern Railroad provided free transport and merchants supplied goods at cost plus donations. Cash remaining 8600 plus 285 pounds of crackers and cake and four cases of shoes from Gramling Spalding. Total Atlanta gifts reach around 3 800. The car arrives noon today for afternoon distribution.
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Atlanta
Jacksonville
Cailroad
Atlanta Bream Candy Factory
Gramling & Spalding
Jacksonvile
Funeral of J. W. Moore with Masonic honors
The funeral for J. W. Moore who died of paralysis at his home in Haperitte Thursday evening will be held today with Masonic honors. The body will be met at Whitehall street crossing by the funeral escort at 2 oclock and taken to Westview for interment.
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J. W. Moore
Haperitte
Whitehall — Street
Uortega
Westview
Bosra the Kind You Have Always Bought
A short note highlights Bosra as a familiar purchase, reflecting on longstanding trust in the brand and its consistent availability for consumers seeking reliable products. The passage emphasizes quality and enduring market presence.
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CAE TC
Mrax
Bosra
Hpi
Atlanta School Boys Field Day Promises Tough Contests
At 3 pm today Exposition Dark hosts a field day under the Atlanta Athletic Club. About 267 contestants from city schools compete in events across nine grades with judges led by George Adair and a full program of races and drills.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Club
Scar Pappenheim—er
W. F. Siaton
W. M. Siaton
Theodore Toepel
Atlanta Athletic Clu
Foltowing Sentlemen
George Adair
Arnold Brosley
Arthur Clark
W. R. Tichenor
J van Holt Nash
Duiian Warris
H. G. Cabanlas
Toepel
Assailant Arrested in Cutting of John A Corrigan
Henry Redding a 25 year old barber was arrested early Thursday on a charge of cutting John A Corrigan assistant to Solicitor Eugene Black. Redding identified by witnesses as the attacker. Corrigan’s throat wound described as severe but not necessarily dangerous. Lord Salisbury reported brisk from Beaulieu France in London.
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John A. Corrigan
Goodson and Andrews
John A Corrigan
Eugene Black
Redding
Morterman
Central Avenue Road
McGarrigan
Ray
Sanitary Department
Bassenger
Corrigan
Prisoner Prince Fined for Profanity in Court
Emuel Prince, an aged Black man, was fined 10.75 by Recorder Broyles after a Thursday night arrest for striking Mrs Helms with a broom handle amid a profanity filled defense. Helms testified he refused to cut wood and to leave, leading to a disputed basement clothing removal and harsh exchanges in court.
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Emuel Prince
Cmsere
Mra. Helms
Grape-Nuts Alone Cures Hotel Keeper After Suffering Diet
A Wheeler House hotel man in Howard County describes a long illness cured by Grape-Nuts Food. He ate only the cereal for over six months, gained weight, slept better, and found his stomach and headaches improved. He notes doctors warn against exclusive use except in extreme cases and suggests a balanced plan with other foods.
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MelHea
Wheeler House
Howard
Finaily
Y M C A Boys Display At Grand Exhibition
Y M C A boys staged a third annual physical department exhibition at the Grand last night. Brownies drew hearty laughter with their costumes and antics, while groups of joв niles performed tumbling, hand to hand, and apparatus routines. Leaders and performers earned praise for dexterity as plans for a summer boys camp were announced for July 34 in the north Georgia mountains.
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Claht Javenile Club
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Horning
Drake
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M. A. Gowan
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Veterans to Receive Crosses at Tuesday Meeting
Bishop Candler and Colonel Hemphill to speak at the Atlanta veterans gathering in the House chamber Tuesday at 4 pm. Crosses of honor, delayed by factory shipments, will be presented by Mrs J S Raine to many veterans awaiting the item before the Memphis reunion. Music and prayers anchor the program with addresses by Hemphill and Candler.
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House of Represen
Confederacy
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Atlanta
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Memphis
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Blessop
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Mia
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Cleveland
Early assignment bill of exceptions filed in mandamus case
The supreme court yesterday received the DIN of exceptions in the mandamus against Treasurer Ro EO Pari seeking to compel payment to teachers from the public property fund. The case was docketed and Hon Washington Dessau represented the treasurer. A hearing before May 28 is unlikely due to court congestion, but a decision by June 1 is expected. The case is viewed as highly significant and could determine usage of money from the fund.
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Supreme Court
Goes
Washington Dessau
Treasir 3
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