Attractive Capitol View home for easy payments
Large, well built house in Capitol View offering rent like payments without mortgage. 75 by 158 foot elevated lot on yellow pine framing and quality finishings. Capitol View residents are tidy, neighborly and values rise with upkeep. See Mr W D Beatie 207 Equitable Building or call 3520 to view today.
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Apetol View
Capitol View
W. D. Beatie
Equitable Building
Weather Denies Cold Spell In May Reports
Weather expert von Hermann notes May temperatures have been moderately above normal with no cold wave. Past two days felt chilly but not extraordinary, as records show 32 degree lows only occasionally. Excess rainfall in March and April totals 7 inches, with 15.52 inches across those months, due to low atmospheric disturbances following gulf paths. The climate question remains, “When will it cease?”
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von Hermann
Mr. von Hermann
Lake
Sunday bathing approved at Piedmont Park in 9 to 1 vote
Piedmont park commission approved Sunday swimming with gender based times and stringent rules. Opening set for May 21 with first Sunday session on May 26, 6 to 8 am for women and children and 3 to 6 pm for men and boys, amid strong public turnout and a mayoral amendment.
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Piedmont Park
Park Commission
Winn
Council Chamber
Playground Committee
A. K. Ory
Sunday bathing debate splits Atlanta officials
Public hearing on Sunday bathing ends with a 9 to 3 vote in favor after lawmakers back a mayoral amendment. Council members cite morals, religious voices, and fair play as factors while officials discuss regulation and public opinion. The article notes pro and anti Sunday bathing positions from ministers and civic leaders, concluding with the mayor's amendment and a pending Bell Telephone directory update.
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Claude C. Mason
A. R. Holderby
Moore Memorial Fresbyterian
Evangelical Ministers’Association
R. J. Guinn
Commission
Fiee
Atlanta
B. H. Ellenwood
Universalist Church
Co. B. Haynes
Georgia
W. E. Newell
A. A. Little
C. O. Jones
Chambers
Puckett
Wilby
Burnett
Pitts
van Houten
Reynolds
Young
Cochran
Winn
Bond
Anderson
Thomson
Recognition Denied by Industrial Workers at Socialist Convention
Indianapolis May 16 The Industrial Workers of the World lost their bid for recognition as the national socialist convention adopted a neutral stance toward labor unions. The full committee backed the neutral report, with three members signing no minority report. The convention declared it would not interfere in labor union matters or choices of form, method, or organization.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Industrial Workers of the World
National Socialist
Committee On Labor Organizations
American Federation of Labor
Friends of
Industrial Movement
Labor Union
Fraud Charge Shocks Fitzgerald Lawyer Haygood
Macon Georgia May 16 Special John W Haygood a Fitzgerald lawyer is ordered to appear in U S court May 23 to answer why he should not be held in contempt for allegedly defrauding Caroline Kilgore of Utah of 6686 by selling land with power of attorney and hiding the proceeds from her. He and partner Cutts also faced past disbursement actions.
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Macon
John W. Haygood
United States
Haygood
Caroline A. Kigore
Cache County
Utah
Nightingale Medal Proposed for Red Cross Nurses
Washington May 16 Red Cross nurses who perform exceptionally praiseworthy service may be rewarded by a Florence Nightingale medal. At the International Red Cross conference today a proposal to establish a fund for such medals was sent to central committees of the various countries for consideration.
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Washington
Red Cross
Dollar Hurts Wiggletail Scam Promoter Offers Cash
In Atlanta a famous promoter Joel Hurt posts a bold offer paying one dollar for every wiggletail caught in Springvale park lake. He claims any man woman or child can earn by delivering the tails to his office, with no strings beyond the catch of wiggletails. Local officials discuss draining the lake but a path to resolve the issue is opened.
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Joel Hurt
Hurt
Letal
Mr. Hurt
Mr. Hart
Park Commission
Springvale Park
Hart
Shee
Atlanta
Springvale Park Lake
Fire at Charlotte compress causes $35000 loss
A morning blaze at the Charlotte compress caused about 35000 in damages. Water supply failed for thirty minutes due to pump breakdown, letting the fire rage for two hours. Sanders-Orr & Co. suffered the largest losses.
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Charlotte
N. C
Charlotte Compress
Sanders-Orr & Co
Quaker Extract and Balm Promoted by Health Teacher
A health teacher touts Quaker Extract-C and Quaker Oil of Balm as remedies for catarrh rheumatism kidney liver stomach and blood troubles. The testimonial claims long service and significant stomach relief after forty five years of experience, describing the remedies as wonderful.
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