Near Beer on Tap Affects City Council Debate
Several council matters key to the near beer ordinance and a franchise proposal will dominate afternoon discussions. A report from the near beer committee outlines licensing, labeling, and transfer rules, while Alderman Quillin and Alderman Key push amendments and related measures. A water board report requests bids for a new pump foundation at Memphitti station and mosquito funds are proposed.
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General Council
Pyrat
Foremont
Quillinn
Heensen
Key
Water Board
Memputti Station
Griffin Construction Company
Johnson
Crushers Leave For Louisville From Georgia Delegation
Seventy five members of the Inter state Cotton Seed Crushers Association traveled from Georgia to Louisville for their annual meeting. The train, led by L A Rawson and M S Harper, arrived in Atlanta then departed by the Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis route. Delegations from Albany Macon Augusta and other mills joined en route and the party planned a visit to Mammoth Cave before the convention.
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Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Ming
Georgia
Kat
Atlanta
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Louisville
L. A. Rawson
Association
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Empire Building
M.S. Harper
Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia
Kentucky Refining Company
Pourth National Bank
Atlania
Albany
BR. G. Filer
W. E. McCaw
Macon
Fielding Wallace
Augusta
Alamamoth Cave
Kentucky
Ransom
M. Frank
Inquest on Huey Death At River Pumping Station
The coroner held an inquest into Frank M. Huey death at the river pumping station. Verdict says Huey died when a fly-wheel turned and severed his head, causes unknown. Funeral set for 2:30 this afternoon from Greenberg Bond & Bloomfield undertaking parlor. interment at Cutten church cemetery. Huey, 45, widower, was a machinist and member of the Machinists Union. son Harvey Huey and half-brother S. J. Williams noted.
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Frank M. ‘Suey
Rivar
Huey
Uberbegl
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Hunter Street
Frank P. Rice
Jhtey
W. W. Thompson
Frank M. Huey
J. W
Frank
P, Rica
Fant
Henjamin F. Yarbrough
Reneres
River Station
Myr. Huey
Faciors
Cutten Church
DeKalb County
Machiniats’ Union
HAS NEW PLAN ON ANNEXATION
Mayor Pro Tem Quillfan proposes making the Great Atlanta annexation a rider on the bond election with extended city limits if bonds pass Citizens of Atlanta and the annexed territory would vote on bonds and annexation together next year or when bonds are held Also notes reading editorials in The Constitution and aims to unite votes across districts for annexation and bonds
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Quillfan
Great Atlanta
Ft. Feasabia
Atlanta
Mountain Baptists Pray at Hot Springs Summit Services
After sunrise services on Hot Springs mountain thousands gathered for Southern Baptist delegates. Devotions ended at midnight with Old Hundred as the choir and sermons filled the Auditorium theater. Rain did not dampen attendance, and crowds from nearby cities joined the national convention events.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Quay 17
Southern’ Baptist
Thal
AL Convention Hall
Beaty Champ
George W. Truett
D. D
Texas
Heys Jlb. Gambredi
Carter Helm Jones
D. I
Virginia
B. He Carroll
Second Baptist Church
R. M. Inlow
C. B. Crossland
J. B. Mesdy
Tennessee
Henry Alford Porter
Kentucky
D. MaConell
Missouri
First Presbyterian Church
Virz Rita
Grange Street
EC. Burts
South Kgralma
Logan Vickers
OD. Kencock
Third Street Methodist Church
W. J. Mahoney
W. D. Moorer
Sam H. Campbell
Alabama
C. & Maddry
North Carolina
Tigert Memorial Methodist Church
Austin Crouch
W. A. Gordon
Mississippi
First Christian Church
Mullina
Auditorium
Inman Hearing Promises Extended Probate Contest
This afternoon at 3:30 before Judge Pendleton, the receiver contest for Walker P. Inman estate resumes. Mrs. Harriet F Brandon opposes the outsider appointment while James R Gray supports it. Depositions and heirs affidavits will be read as the suit may continue several days.
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Pendleton
Walker P. Inman
MFS
May Inman Gray
James R. Gray
Rosser
Brandon
Superior Court
Mra. Gray
Charles Hopkins
Alex King
Jack Spalding
Harriet F
Ait
Luther Z. Reaser
Ben J. Conyers
Social clubs closed under temporary injunctions in Columbia
Attorney General Lyon secured seven temporary injunctions against alleged dispensary law violators in Columbia. Signed by Chief Justice Pope, the orders target alleged social clubs named as the most active violators. Courts already ruled on similar cases, with service completed yesterday as part of a broader crackdown on illegal liquor outlets.
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Lyon
Columbia
B.C
Pope
State Supreme Court
Bioa Hawt
Charleston
Upward Trend in Securities Buoys Market in May
New York May 17 securities showed an upward trend last week with renewed confidence from major banking houses and capitalists. Demand for iron and copper industries, railroads bond issues, and abundant money market resources supported the rise, even as industrial and agricultural data remained mixed and weather affected crops.
Southern iron in trade demand and furnace activity in the South
Iron markets in the South show brisk activity with several furnaces ready to operate. Birmingham plants reports strong output, while pipe and foundry firms in Chattanooga Anniston Bessemer North Pineham secure orders. No widespread price cuts. No. 2 foundry iron seen around 10 to 12.50 per ton with steady quotations and improving conditions anticipated as confidence grows.
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Bay 17
Awith
Iron Company
Mebt
Iran
Birmingham
Siesss
Sheffield Steel’ and Iron Company
City
Aie
Birrmingham Coal and Iron Company
Brown
Vanderbilt
Southern Repmcory
Alabama
Southern Cast Iron Pipe
Shefield Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company
Bualeem
United States Cast Iron, Pipe and Foundry Company
Chattanooga
Anniston
Bessemer
Cently
Dimmick
North Pineham
Attala
Gadsden
South
Foundry
Society Notes From Lexington Georgia Visit and Events
Societal notices from Lexington Georgia record visitors and social happenings. Willson Noyes of Macon is visiting relatives. Florrye Boswell spent Sunday in Penfield. Brenau commencements draw T W Crawford and attendees to Gainesville. Ruth Shackelford to return from Tom Stocks Institute Greensburg for vacation. Alice Dean Noyes visiting. Mrs. B D Fudge returns from Atlanta. Bainbridge band excursion down the Flint River funds new instruments. Young Ladies Bridge Club hosted by Miss Rosalle Khnecti. Euchre Club met with Mr and Mrs T Gurr at the Bon Air. Mrs. Russell Fleming and daughter return to Colorado. Mrs. Theo Tiler to Washington City. Woman's Club met with Mrs George Wheeler. papers on The Wives of Our Presidents. Mrs. Walter Davidson visiting from Dawson. Mrs. Agnes Graves to summer in Washington City. Mrs S C Prince returns from St Augustine and Jacksonville. John E Donalson to visit Indian Springs and Atlanta. Marion Herold to celebrate ninth birthday. local social notes wrap up with anticipated pleasantries.
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Lexington
Willson Noyes
Macon
Florrye Boswell
Penfield
Robert Reynolds
Washington, Ga
T. W. Crawford
Montine Maxwel
Minnis Dell Crawford
Ailnesvile
Brenau
Martie Smith
Ruth Shackelford
Tom Stocks Institute
Greensburg
Alice Dean Noyes
Gratiet Trainin School of Missions
B. D. Fudge
Atlante
Bainbridge
Flint
Rosalle
Russell Fleming
Colorado
Theo Tiler
Leona Patterson
Washingto City
Patterson
Woman's Club
George” Wheeler
Bertha Mussbaum
Misa Mary Hicks
Will Krause
Misa Georgia Fleming
Walter Davidson
Dawson
John Brown
Agnes Graves
Washington City
C. Prince
St. Augustina
Jacksonville
Southern Gay Association Plans Organizing Meeting
Managers from southern cities convene at the Piedmont hotel at 10 o’clock to form the Southern Gay Association. Richard C. Congdon of Atlanta Gas Light Company invites wide southern representation to share gas production and heating methods and to promote low costs for consumers. Morning session will set up the organization. afternoon may elect officers and form committees.
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Piedmont Hotel
Southern Gay “Association
Richard C. Congdon
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Mason and Dixon Line
Mississippi
A Shapely Figure Adverts Cleaning Service
An advertisement from Gossard Cor Is ree details ladies gloves cleaning free. The offer appears to be run by Lucke & Wise cleaners at 820 Peachtree with contact numbers 21 and 841 North referenced.
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Gossard Cor
Ree Eaints
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Sena
Lucke & ‘Wise
Peachtree
North
Case of Carl Hall drives defense bid to reopen Hau murder trial
Effort to compel reopening of the Carl Hau murder case grows as defense lawyers press to summon Hau and challenge the life sentence for the killing of his mother-in-law Mrs Meister. Judge weighing whether Hau should testify as witnesses are questioned and the trial nears its eighth day with no decisive new evidence.
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Mniter
Koriatuhe
Aden
Alfred Gree
Baderche Landsmann
Alfred Herzog
Badische’ Preare
Hal
Hau
Carl Hau
Mra. Meister
Beltz
Witnem
Han
Bible School Revival Opens With W C Swope In Atlanta
Evangelist W C Swope arrives in Atlanta with musician Robert Lear to lead a revival at the Atlanta Bible School. The program features humor and pathos, songs, and platform work likened to Sam Jones. Two daily services at 11:00 am and 7:30 pm expected to draw large crowds.
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Ay. W. C. Swope
Atlanta
Atlanta Bible School
Swope
Robert. Lear
Kentucky
Lear
America
Bwepe
Sam Jones
Pythians of Alabama Grand Lodge to Meet in Tuscaloosa
Reports prepared for the Alabama Knights of Pythias gathering in Tuscaloosa next Wednesday show 17,000 gain in membership this year. Total lodges reach 2, and members near 11,882 with three new lodges installed since May. The order has 40,000 cash and bonds toward a 40,000 building as contests and temple aims compete. In Talequanese Chile, armed robbery surges as four bandits murder two residents and wound three, shocking police unable to curb outbreaks.
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Grand Lodge
Tuscaloosa
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Knights of Pythiie
Tuscalobea
Hvely Contesta
Decatur
Anniscon
Birchingham
Mucdering
Chile
Taleahuane
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Bemmie Tift
Forsyth
Speclal
Fiore Powers
Micd
Pauline
Baker
Mica
Powers
Collega
Herselt
Navaralnest
Crushers
Rnet
Manuel
Lisbon
Oporic
Portugal
Anapee
A. B. Wilson
W. FP. Jenkins
W. F. Camp
T. C. Law
L. G. Neal
F. Wallace
C. Douthet
W. W. Moore
J. H. Fuifora
J. , McCaw
J. D.von Leah
H. EK. Byrne
HD. Terretl
A. Corker
W. 3. Hutchinson
R. G. Riley
E. Cooper
E. C. Pander
W. P. Debspurere
F. Lb. Sawyer
H. W. Campian
H.C. Hammond
E.cahn
P. D McCarley
J. W. Curtis
L. A. Ransom
E.R. Chivers
Pathio
T. T. Miler
Simpson
C.L
Thomas
Mr. Hosecrana
ON Mountain Baptists
Santiago
Mariana Casanova
Lam
Inman
New York
Hsacrion
Tallulas Lodge
Misa
Virgie Alverson
Misa Seite Anderson
Savannah
Corbin
Louls Borria Magid
Tumaloo
Tal-lulah Lodge
Fane Me. i
Sogidlele-Tavwlah
Montgomery, Ale
Associaton
Exchange Hotel
Miseineippi
Tennessee - Louistang
South Carolina
Florida
Cuba
S& van Bures
Memphis
Oakland
Weath
Bainbridge, GA
Lucullus
Uncle Remus
Mage Zi
Soul Chandler
William Hurd
Irginia
Woolward Cloud
Lae
Witter Bynner
Will W. Harben
Robert Eward
Alice Beach
Witter
Worth Brebyn
Billy Randers
Joel Chandler Harris
Ieenseeegs
George Randolph Chester
Tarkington Baker
Marian Phelps
Don Marquis
Gott
Chas. ” Sedgwick
Mary E. Bryan
George Barton Marion Harland
Evelyn Prince Cahoon
Miller Purvis
My Beby's Touriz Poultey
Hemus
the Home
Piedmont
Carl Hall
W. C. Swope
Pythians OF
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