CIYs Big Need for Public Comforts in Atlanta
David Spencer notes Atlanta lacks public comforts, unlike other cities, urging a town plan to build public baths and a park to aid business travel and citizen health. He cites a nationwide movement and chambers of commerce push, with committees to pursue a successful public works effort.
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Wilmer L. Vienne
Chamber of Comm Rv
Atlanta
Moore
Bilha
Paige
Vtlinta
Orly
Mar Im
Ely
Luszan
No Union Sought At Presbyterian Assembly
Dr Albert Joseph McCartney pastor of Kenwood Church Chicago attends the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church. He advocates union among Presbyterian churches in America and notes Kenwood as a community church formed in 1887. The article describes mixed denominational outreach, missionary efforts, and hopes for fraternal unity amid ongoing conversations.
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George Welnanell
Albert Joseph McCartnes
Kenwood
Chicago
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Churches of America
Mr Cartney
Ergange
Heal Church
Presbyterian
Sithough
Presterlan
Anton Tr
Artn
Atlanta
McCartrey
Du Bose Praises Journalism Course at Amelia College
Dr H M Du Bose speaks highly of a journalism program at Amelia College. He notes the enterprise by promoters, urges young men entering journalism to pursue the profession with integrity and public service, aligning with ministry standards. He emphasizes ethics, education, and honor as core journalistic values in modern civilization.
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Journalim
Building for Girls at English Commercial High School
Superintendent Slaton and Atlanta women’s groups press construction of an English Commercial high school building for girls to offer domestic arts and commercial training. They urge $72 000 from the city for a suitable school site and facilities to relieve overcrowding and advance female education.
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George MacDonnell Seree
Slaton
Lcnglish Commercial High School
Atlanta
Hay
Commercial High School
William Mo Slaton
Thas Board of Education
T G Wheedy
Othe Federated Womans Cluts
Drought Sours Farmers Mood Across State
The report notes prolonged drought depressing farmers as April rainfall lags far below normal. Officials caution April and May moisture shortages threaten crops, with limited relief from cool spells and scattered showers. Persistent dry spells raise concerns for corn and oats prospects despite some stations recording slight gains.
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von Herrmann
Capital City Club Property Plans Still Undecided
Wren asked what he would do with the property where the old Capital Git club stood. Asa G Candler said Monday he did not know, calling the property the most valuable and of great interest in real estate circles. When asked if he might build improv, sell at once, Mr Candler again stated he did not know what he shall do.
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Iel McKester Wren
Asa G Candler
Ting
Mr Candler
Certification System Meeting With Favor
The state education board has adopted a new certification system for high school teachers aligning with college and normal school training. The reform introduces four hours of additional work plus degree credits, replacing sole reliance on examinations and bringing Georgia toward higher certification standards.
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Hy Tel
Clarence Kimball Pi
Iver
Maal
Georgia
Blue Sky Law To Be Discussed This Afternoon
Thomas Byrd Unagoi reports a 4 80 pm committee meeting chaired by H M Willet in the chamber of commerce rooms to discuss the blue sky law aimed at curbing stock manipulation. A second 6 87 pm session, chaired by Dr C M Barnwell, will consider county school inspections for JrNton county and legislative action.
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Thomas Byrd Unagoi
H M Willet
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Howell
C M Barnwell
JrNton -County
Dental inspection urged in city schools by 4H group
4H leader J W Shaver argues for mandatory school dental inspections. Dr Thomas Hinman cites Osler on mouth infections harming health, recommending compulsory dental exams and instruction. He recalls observing Cincinnati schools with dental programs improving attendance and pupil health, urging city adoption.
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Artante
Ety
Thomas P Hinman
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Hinman Qutes
William Osler
Johns Hopkins University
Oxford University
England
Oster m
Cincinnati
Hinman
Dental inspection push prompts school reviews
A committee of dental experts helped two schools undergo examinations last year, highlighting the need for routine dental inspections. The drive underscores ongoing efforts to improve student dental health and access to preventive care.
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Uae
Mystery in Phagan case baffles newspaper men continues
Detective hired by Solicitor General Dorsey remains unnamed and distant, with no details disclosed. Dorsey says the case will go before the grand jury by Friday, and Frank and Lee likely face immediate action if a true bill is found.
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Thomas Ftord Macath
Dorsey
Atlanta
Drisey
Priday
Frank
Lee
Wholesale Grocers Foresee Bright Fall Trade In Atlanta
Atlanta wholesale grocers report booming business and optimistic fall prospects despite last year’s poor crops. Executives including G Oglesby and H McCord note higher sales, cheaper crops ahead, and a stronger market as corn planted increases. J M Conley and W C Stamps foresee brisk trade if weather stays favorable.
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Flw Shaver
Atlanta
Businesa
G Oglesby
Oglesby Grocery Company
H. McCord
McCord-Stewart Company
Adams Optimintic
E L Adams
ET. Adame Company
J M Conley
Conley & Ennis
W. C. Stamps
Falh & Stamps
Ani
Atlanta Theater Plans Foresee Change At Major Venues
Industry observer Hugh Cardoza outlines shifts in Atlanta theater, including a possible dramatic stock company at the Lyric and a tabloid magical comedy season at the Grand. Vaudeville's staying power is noted, with rooftop gardens deemed too costly and movie houses driving audience habits away from melodrama.
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Irvinnals
Atlantas
Hugh Cardoza
Damatic Stock Company
Lrgio
Emma Bunting
Mr Cardoza
Blox
Caredova
McWickeraim
Broadway
Newerh
Forsyth
Atlanta
Nas Bren
Atlan c
Cardoza
3A Conta
Sven Cone Island
Friladespites
Willow Groe
Moving Picture
Butaudeville
FETS CELEBRATE 49TH ANNIVERSARY OF SPOTTSYLVANIA
Cranston G Williams reports at the state capitol veterans of the civil war gather to recount the May 12 1864 Battle of Spottsylvania Court House Virginia. They mark the seventeenth anniversary of the battle and discuss leaders and comrades. A monument design for General John Gordon on the capitol grounds stems from the same battle where Gordon helped halt Lee and preserve a damaged division.
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Cranston G. Willams
W . Harrison
Wo A Wright
State Capitol
Spottsylvania Courthouse
Capitol
John Gordon
Gordon
Robert Ei. Lee
Haneok
Emory College Debates Intercollegiate Athletics
Alumni and students at Emory College discuss a three year trial of intercollegiate athletics under faculty supervision. Board president Asan Candler opposes, saying it clashes with college history and future hopes. The piece notes broad business optimism in the region, with wholesale grocers like John Manget predicting strong fall trade amid favorable crops and improving prospects for merchants statewide.
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Emory College
Emory
Asan Candler
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