Shrinedarm Festivity Faces Atlanta as Shrine Parade Opens
Special report from Dallas dated May 12 describes Atlanta favored to host the shriners event. The procession includes the camel, drums, and a grand march through Memphis and nearby towns. Officials announce a state tour from Montgomery to Los Angeles with hotel views and temple appeals. Dignitaries, attendees, and Ladies of the Shrine fill streets as bands play and crowds cheer the opening parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Warner
Dallas
Fexus
Atlanta
Memphis
Trin
Potentaty
Anc
Monte Flan
Perk
Adalr
Vietory
St Adairs
Atlaita
Athulla
Celles
Mosman
Montgomery
Los Angeles
Infegram
Charles 1 O'Neal
Sar Piero
Los Ancreley
Lou
California
Agricultural School Seeks Major Improvements and Expansion
The executive committee of the State College of Agriculture in Athens met to discuss recommendations for campus upgrades. President Soule and board leaders joined Governor-elect Slaton to plan increases in maintenance and new facilities, including a veterinary degree program, extended equipment, and five stock breeding centers. The college seeks state and federal funds, plus potential matching dollars, to sustain growth and expand extension work for farmers and youth clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croomton G. Williams
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Br. Andress M. Soule
Marie J. J. Conner
L. G. Hardeman
Commerce
John T. Newton
Madivan
Juin M. Slaton
Bowen
Th. Soule
Theo
Georgia
Colege Serks
Board of Trustees
Better Car Schedules As They Are Needed
Preston S Arkwright outlines plans to improve street car service with more lines and signage on cars. He notes no new lines beyond current RR commission approved work, contemplates future Stone Mountain extension, and mentions potential changes contingent on Clarkston residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Lavell, Jr
Preston S. Arkwright
Fater
Oon
Street Raiway Company
Railroad Commission
Reiny
Stoas
Moun
Clark- Ston
Stone Mountain
Uhesest
Atlanta
Streck
Tag Day and the Pretty Workers As Seen By the Boys From Emory
A colorful Atlanta scene on Tag Day shows Emory boys and local women selling pennants to raise funds for Sheltering Arms. Tales include a driver paying for two tags, a country youth bargaining, and numerous tag moments along Five Points, Piedmont Hotel, and Whitehall Street, all narrated with humor and local color.
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Tag Day
Emory
J. R. Drake
Atlanta
Dollee
Piedmont Hotel
Frank L. Buxton
Whitehall I
Inet
Elvil
Richard J. Requires
Pher
Back to the Farm Declares Little Joe Brown
Governor Brown says he will return to his Cobb County farm after Governor J M Slaton takes oath. He notes Georgia politics have distracted voters with numerous primaries and that he will focus on private affairs upon leaving office. He declines to forecast his future political plans, emphasizing the farm as his immediate priority.
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Cranston G. Willamn
Jseph MM. Brown
Georgia
Brown
Tates Place
Cobb County
Jann M. Slaton
Ata
Atlanta Baptist ministers hold Monday conference at First Church
A.W. Powers Jr reports that about Philly-five clergymen attended the Atlanta Baptist churches conference at First Baptist. Visitors en route to the National Baptist conference in St. Louis joined. Rev Charles W. Daniel described a great Griffin revival and other encouraging reports from city and state churches and Sunday schools. Plans regarding a challenge to Methodist Sunday schools were postponed until after the St. Louis gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.W. Powers, Jr
Atlanta Baptist Churches
First Baptist Church
Philly-five
National Baptist Conference
St. Louis
Charles W. Daniel
Griffin
Methodist Sunday Schools of
Atlanta
Bt Lona
Emory journalism class hosts Asa Candler talk at Kimball House
Twenty three Emory College journalism students heard Asa G. Candler, president of Emory’s board of trustees, offer fatherly guidance on seizing opportunity in college and climbing toward success. The event, held at the Kimball House after a Constitution editor’s invitation, featured remarks by Miss Isma Dooly and Clark Howell and praise for The Atlanta Constitution as a model of Southern progress.
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Es McKelter
Asa G. Candler
Emory College
Candiera
Kimball House
Nots Ty
Candier
Constitution Force
Halatead
Isma Dooly
Falter Gortatowsky
Clark Howell
Oxford
Dr Melton
Mr. Howell
Howell
Mr. Candler
Nfe
Emory
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Miss Dooly
Newconner
Central of Georgia and Ocean Steamship directors meet May 12
Directors of Central of Georgia railroad and Ocean Steamship company will hold joint aquus t meetings tomorrow morning in Savannah Georgia with President Charles W Markham presiding. The notice references telephoned and written responses to ads and mentions Mr Halstead and Mr Halelead in connection with top positions.
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Savannah
Aquust
Central of Georgia Railroad
The
Ocean Steamship Company
Charles W. Markham
Halelead
Gortatowsk
Uigaz
Halstead
Santa Loy
Judge Newman Returns from Columbus Court
Judge W. T. Newman of the northern district of Georgia has come back to the city after attending the western division of the United States court in Columbus. Also returning are District Attorney Tate Assistant Attorney Henley United States Marshal Johnson and Deputy Clerks J D Stewart and F Beers.
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Buxton
W. T. Newman
Northern
District of
Georgia
Columbus
Western Division
United States Court
Tate
Henley
United States
Johnson
J. D. Steward
F. Beers
Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in U S Court
Two voluntary bankruptcy petitions were filed in the United States court yesterday. William C. Black lists assets of 14, with no assets and no occupation. Charles W. Wilkins shows assets of 4 421.64, with 3 400 secured 986.66 unsecured and 38 in notes and bills. Total assets amount to 7 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Basten
United States Court
William ¢. Black
Charles W. Wilkins
Railroad conference plans for Macon depot and union station
State railroad commission and leaders from Central of Georgia and Southern Railway met at the capitol to discuss a new Macon depot and a union station for the city. Officials present included H. Markham, W. A. Winburn, A. R. Lawson, T. S. Morse, C. K. Lawrence, and H. B. Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Cranston G. Willams
State Railroad Commission
Southern Pailway and Central
Georg Jia Railroad
Macon
Marcon
Railroad Commission
H. Markham
Chicago
W. A. Winburn
A. R. Lawson
T. 8. Morse
C.K. Lawrence
Central of Georgia Railroad
H. B Spencer
The
Southern Railway
Funeral for J B Hutcheson in channel of Greenberg Bond
Funeral services for J B Hutcheson are set for this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the chapel of Greenberg and Bond with Rev. Hugh Walker officiating. Interment will follow at Oakland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Hutcheson
J. 8. Hutcheson
Greenberg & Bond
Hugh Walker
Oakland
Advertising memory value and the case for persistent ads
Hugo Munsterberg argues four V4-page ads yield stronger memory value than one full page, based on experiments with average readers. He claims psychology can boost sales, and urges merchants to use many medium ads in a newspaper rather than one large splash to sustain attention and build business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugo Munsterberg
Harvard University
Merchant
The
Constitution
Springfield
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