Crenshaw Letter Sparks Capitol Debate Over Loyalty
Capitol officials condemn the Crenshaw letter as in bad taste from a prominent Democrat. Crenshaw defends it, saying he wrote what he felt and nothing to add or take away. Some speculate he may seek a federal appointment under Republicans, while Crenshaw states he has no office plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T C. Crenshaw
Railroad Commission
Senator McLaurin
South Carolina
Mattres
Constitution
Capitol
Fegard
Crenshaw
Gald
Chairman Crenshaw
Colonel Creshaw
Georgia
Senator McQuarin
Bacon
Clay
Georgia Democracy
Colorel Crenshaw
Fire rescuer Lilly credits Dr King’s New Discovery
Warnibal Mo resident J B Lilly recalls a near fatal illness starting with typhoid fever that progressed to pneumonia and chest troubles. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with rapid relief and full recovery after failed remedies, urging others to try the medicine. Trial bottles are offered free at drug stores with a guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B Lilly
Warnibal
Mo. Istely
Peters Building Office Move Notice
During the erection of the Peters Building the office of award C. Peters and the Peters Land Co will be in room 313 Norcross Building.
Death of R. M. McCollum in Marietta at 34
R M McCollum eldest son of J L McCollum Western and Atlantic Railroad chief clerk died yesterday in Marietta from pneumonia after a five day illness. Remains to leave Marietta by special train for Chattanooga at 9 o'clock. Funeral at Marietta conducted by Dr J H Patton and Dr J W Bachmen with interment in Forest Hills cemetery. Pallbearers from Chattanooga and Atlanta. Body to be transported in President Thomas's private car from Atlanta Union Depot at 9 o'clock. He was popular with railroad employees and left a widow and mother in ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. McCollum
J. L. McCollum
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Marietta
McCollum
O'Cock
Chattanooga
J. H. Patton
J. W. Bachmen
First Presbyterian Church of
Forest HI Cemetery
Thatity
Messrs. T. ©. Foust
Pat Cremmons
W. C Henderson
J. A Schmidt
J Heard
J. C. Garner
Atlanta
Union Depot
Thomas
Sermons for the Teachers by Dr Parkhurst Sent South
Robert C Ogden plans to distribute Dr Parkhurst's sermon to Georgia teachers after his southern educational field visit. He requested a list of Georgia educational officers from State School Commissioner Glenn and aims to supply the sermon edition to educators for discussion and future uplift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert G. Ogden
Parkhurst
Georgia
New York City
Robert C. Oden
Ogden
South
Glenn
Robert C. Ogden
Reed ordinance to curb noises on Atlanta street cars
The ordinance committee reported favorably to council a modified Reed measure aimed at stopping unseemly noises from street cars. Councilman Kontz argued the motive power supervisor, not the motorman or conductor, should be liable for a car with a flat wheel. Purchase talks on turf exchanges were postponed to a future meeting.
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Atlanta
Kontz
Konwz
Council
Negro boy struck by engine at McDaniel street crossing
James Barnes a sixteen year old Negro youth was hit yesterday morning at about 7 30 by a Southern Railway passenger engine near the McDaniel street crossing. He stepped onto a adjacent track as a freight train neared and the passenger engine struck him. His head was bruised and his back sprained. He was taken to Grady hospital where doctors say injuries are not serious.
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James Barnes
McDaniel Street
Southern Railway Company
Mc Daniel Street
Barnes
Grady Hospital
Plan to Assist the Poor Idea Hits State Land Gap
Harry Schlesinger believed a state land gift could aid the suffering, but the state owns no land for such grants. Reports misled him into thinking large parcels were available. Some headright lots exist, but no major land holdings are free for charity housing or farm starts.
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Harry Schlesinger
South
Georgia
Schlesinger
Secretary of State
The Lyceum Vaudeville Bill Proves High Grading This Week
The Lyceum vaudeville program draws strong crowds with Milton and Dollie Nobles in Why Walked Reformed and Bicknell the clay modeller among other hits. Hale and Francis with hoops, Two Little Pucks, Linsle Wilson in German dialect, and the Alisons in musical comedy entertain. a children's matinee Friday. next week features Hugh Stanton and Florence Midena in For Reform and Caprice headlines at the Grand with Minnie Maddern Fiske. Caprice offers drama with Caprice’s cast including Jack Wenderson and Jethro Baxter. Caprice features wholesome comedy and pathos, plus new vaudeville acts by West, Werden, and Sheppherd.
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Lyceum
Anderson
Milton
Dollie Nobles
Nobles
Dale Nobles
Bicknell
Hale
Francis
Sanga
Linsle N. Wilson
Alisons
Hugh Stanton
Florence Midena
New York
Boyle Stock Company
Minnie Maddern Fiske
Harry Woodthrop
Willam Stuart Philander Patts
A.M
Ho Holeg Ungshead
Wallet Henderson
Don G. Manning
Henderson
J. K. Applebee
Mercy Henderson
Ethel Barrington Earth Henderson
Nancy Rice
Evans
Anna Hollinger
Watson
Emma B_tler
John A. West
West
Werden
Sheppherd
Donors to Present Holy Scroll at New Synagogue
The Ladies Hebrew Charity Association will donate the holy scroll at 2 PM next Sunday to Abavath Achim at Piedmont avenue and Gilmer street. Brief addresses will be given by several speakers, followed by refreshments, food, and music served by the association. Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed as a cure for severe digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Hebrew Charity Association
Synacozus
Congregation
Abavath Achim
Piedmont Avenue
Gilmer Street
Association
Board Reconsiders Action On Temporary Wires for Competition
The Board of Electrical Control reconsidered its prior decision on allowing Atlanta Railway and Power Company to string temporary feeder wires along trolley poles to provide electric service for competition among mercantile establishments. The petition will be referred to council with no recommendation. Local officials debated undergrounding vs overhead wires and cautioned against a perceived opening to a permanent overhead system.
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Board of Electrical Control
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Council
John C. Reed
Council For
Georgia Electric Light Company
Attormey Preston Arkwright
Sth
H. M Atkinson
HH Schaul
Jack J. Spalding
Ings
City
Harvey Johnson
B Barrett
Power Company
Colonel Mayers
Atkinson
Theatergoer Found With Champagne After Show
A person left a bottle of Caz Imperial Extra Dry Champagne behind after attending a theater performance. Police check the venue for the owner and security footage is reviewed. No injuries reported.
City Hall Sale Proposal to be Considered Today
The Avance and building and grounds committees meet at 11 with a joint session to review the chamber of commerce offer to sell city hall to the city. The proposal would allow the city to own the building by taking on about 37000 debt, with women members favoring and others opposing the plan. The committees will draft a recommendation for next Monday's council session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Avance and Building and Grounds
Branch Lewis
Charles Barrett
W. Day
Rawson
M 'S. LaHatte
John C. Reed
W. M. Terry
Harvey Johnson
B C. Kontz
T. B Longino
Colored Methodists Meet in Memphis Board Session
The African Methodist Episcopal church board of education held a notable session at Avery chapel DeSoto street Memphis with 2000 attendees. Bishop Benjamin F. Lee spoke after General George G Garten addressed the gathering. next meeting set for Kittrell North Carolina in May 1992.
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Board of Education of African
M. E. Church
Memphis
Board of Eduction
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin F. Lee
Wilberforce
John R Hawkins
Kittrell
M. C
J P. Sampson
Philatelphia
George W Nicholson
Baltimore
J H. Jones
Wilberforce University
Kemna O
A L Murray
Chicago
W. T Vernon
Western University
Kansas City
W. Decker Johnson
Athens Ga
E. H_ Coit
Columbia
P. W. Wade
Little Rock
Ark
B. A. Mixon
Chattanooga
Tenn
DW. Gileslie
Jacksonville
H. D. Wenn
Chapel BU
Tex
Memphis Horse Show Opens Strong in Memphis
Memphis Tenn May 15 The Memphis horse show opened last night and proved a decided success Tonight's attendance surpassed opening night and several classes were keenly contested In the heavy harness class Ashbreon's The Name defeated the Bittings filly from Chicago In the road boat class Adhpcok's Reveille beat Sreenmar owned by J H Kaehler of St Louis Greenman had been specially prepared and shipped here for this class and the contest was spirited.
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Memphis
Tenn
HA. Ashbreon
Bittings
Chicago
Adhpcok
Reveille
Sreenmar
J. H. Kaehler
St Louis
Greenman
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Encal
Supt
Furl & Wilson
Law Bros. Co
Decatur
The
Hood
Petition of Light Consumers
Thosa
Hs An
Chamber
Colored Methodists
King Hardware Company
Peachtree Street
Old Point
Siace
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Norfolk
Richmond
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Griffin
Columbus
Albany
Rome
Dalton
Americus
Cordele
Athens
Elberton
Winder
Lawrenceville
Kirby
Kimball House
W. E. Christian
Equitable Building
Piedmont Park Rapid Transit
Ivy Street
Memphis Horse Show
Armen
Times Ride
New
York
Maxwell House
Nashvile
Tennesee
Lebanon
Nashville Tenn
Warnesday
Wade
Tennnista Central Trallyne Company
Momestesd
Nashville
Jwork
Callahan Construction
J.B. Frazier , Co
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