Strengthen Your Business Finances with American National Bank
The text urges opening a checking account at American National Bank to boost business prestige and efficiency. It highlights benefits like systematic transactions, better cash flow for profitable buys, and opportunities requiring ready money. It also notes burnouts from lack of capital and suggests combining a Certificate of Deposit with a checking account for 2 percent interest and convenience.
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American National Bank
Burneas
Av Pusinens
City Audit Committee Nears Paymaster Office Reform
A city audit committee held a Monday hearing with the chief of the finance department and a publisher. The American Audit Company will start auditing today as the committee works toward creating a paymaster office and reforming payroll and payment practices.
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Cmmell -Committee
Seely
Ehairman Couishman Chambers
Wallace Named Pastor by Ponders Ave Baptist Church
The Atlanta Baptist Ministerial Conference formed a five pastor committee to examine Hugh Wallace, unanimously supporting his ordination as pastor of Ponders Avenue Baptist Church. The May 27 exam precedes the ordination service with Dr Len G Broughton preaching the sermon. Dr White and others from Jones Avenue Baptist Church among participants.
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Atlanta
Hugh Wallace
Pontera Avenue Baptist Church
Len QW Firlaghtan
de TE McCutchen
J. Bennett
John FL Purser
Doin KE. White
Wallace
Ponders Avenue Ilantist Church
Len G Broughton
Dr. White
Park
T. Me. Cutchen
Jones Avenue Haptat Church
Negro miners flee Breathitt as whites attacked in Kentucky
Lexington May 24 report says negro miners brought to Jackson Breathitt county to replace white miners face threats after a weekend boardinghouse shooting and dynamite damage. troops may be requested if violence continues. similar tensions rise at Benson Station Franklin County where guards protect negro quarry workers. Shelby County sees strain over a proposed 460000 negro school near Shelbyville prompting a warning to title examiners.
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Lexington
Jackson
Breathite
Benson Station
Franklin County
Shelby County
Shelbyville
Trial to Pick Jury in Cabagniss Bank Case in Macon
Special prosecutor aims to try former Exchange Bank of Macon president J W Cabagniss on dividends impropriety. W W Northen of Atlanta could not testify for three months, over 100 witnesses summoned, jury selection begins tomorrow at 9 in Macon Superior Court as bank books are hauled in and indictments reviewed.
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W. W. .Northen
Atlanta
Brown House
Macon
J. W. Cabgniss
Exchange Bank of Macon
WV. Whipple
Brieny
W. W. Northen
Northen
Cahanisa
Bava
Ile
Tris
Judge Whipple
Exchange Bank
Neemion
Walter Grace
Governor Wilson Praises Atlanta At Taft Banquet
Dr Horace Grant reports Kentucky governor Augustus Wilson praised Atlanta as progressive and energetic after a Taft banquet. Taft told him no southern city matched Atlanta’s effort. Grant asks that greetings be sent to Mayor Maddox Asa G Candler and Sydney C Tapp. Tapp’s Frankfort speech noted as excellent.
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Horace Grant
Masonic Widows and Orphan Home
Louthville
Constitution
Kentucky
Augustus& Wilson
Grant
Presdant Taft
Atlante
Atlanta
Taft
South
Maddox
Asa G. Candler
Sydney C Tapp
Tapp
Frankfort
Four Lives Lost in Oklahoma Flood
In Guthrie Oklahoma May 24 a flood from four days of rain has killed at least four people. The Brown family of Foraker were carried away with their farmhouse and three children are among the dead. Bridges on the Missouri Kansas Texas line were damaged and train service disrupted as crops were washed out and streams rose rapidly.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Reine
W. W. Brown
Foraker
Mern
Missouri
Kansan and
Texas Railway
Dover Barred From $12 000 Post In New York
Former Republican National Committee secretary Elmer Dover had his appointment as national bank examiner in New York blocked by the comptroller of the currency. He may be offered a similar post in another district, amid opposition to a $12,000 yearly salary and questions about alignment with President Taft's interests.
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Washington
Fimer Dovar
Republican National Committee
New York
Naid
Dever
Dover
Taft
National Committee
National Bank Examiner
Six Holland churches bar liquor at weddings
In Muskegon May 24 the ministers of all six Holland churches announced an agreement not to officiate at weddings unless a ledger shows liquor will be served during or after the ceremony. The move follows prior weddings with alcohol and aims to curb drinking at nuptials in the Holland area.
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Muskegon
Mich
Miniatera Erterday
Bradley Lectures at Grand Tonight for Temple Fund
Dr Henry Athes Bradley will deliver a major lecture at the Grand tonight at eight o'clock to support the Temple of Health building fund. The talk titled You May Have What You Want will feature as guests Atlanta High school students, Technological school, Marlat college, and others. tickets are 50 cents with reserved seats. Bradley, a prominent Atlanta pastor and lecturer, is praised for forceful delivery and clear handling of his topics.
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Henry Athes Bradley
Grand
Temple of Health
Atlanta Psychological Society
Uckets
The
Psychological Society
Technological School
Marlat College
Bradley
Atelanta
Trinity Methodist Church
Carriage ride ends with loss of $250
Nashville businessman RE White testified he was robbed of 250 by Mattle Wood a Raleigh hotel worker after a cab ride from Pryor Street to the Fulton hotel where they checked in as man and wife. Wood denied theft when arraigned and bound over to city court under $980 bond.
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RE. W. White
Nashville
Mattle Wood
Raleigh Hotel
White
Fulson
Hunter Street
Depot
Raleigh
Pryor Street
Wood
Murder plot leads to death sentence for deputy marshal
Webb Aim mone a 22 year old white mill operative was sentenced by Circuit Judge Dantzler to hang on July 23 for the murder of United States Deputy Marshal McAdams on February 20. McAdams tried to arrest Simmons when Simmons shot him. Notice of appeal to the supreme court was given.
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Anderson
D. C
Webb Aimmone
Dantzler
United States
Marshal McAdams
McAdams
Simmons
Supreme Court
Railroader in Troy Kills Wife in Dothan
Dothan Alabama May morning report of A M Prince, a Troy railroader, cutting his wife’s throat with a razor while separated for two months. He went to G W Amith’s home to find her alone. Victim under treatment with poor prospects. suspect at large pursue. Madame Sembrich cancels engagements due to ill health in Berlin.
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Dothan
Ala
Doge
Madame Sembrich
Berlin
Madame Marcelle
Sembrich
Educational campaign to bring lectures by Dr Coulter
The educational campaign committee of Alabama plans a lecture tour by Dr John M Coulter of the University of Wisconsin. He will deliver a series of talks to farmers and other interest groups as part of the outreach program.
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Iylama Doolez
Mae
Educational Campaign Committee of
Alabama
John M. Coulter
University of Wisconsin
Rural life plans outlined at Alabama conference
A conference in Alabama stressed rural organization and training to link learning to practical farming. Dr Coulter, a leading rural economist from the University of Wisconsin, outlined a state tour to meet farmers at ten points. Invitations to next spring conference were filed with the secretary, signaling strong southern interest.
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Ars
South
Alabama
Dr. Coulter
University of Wincanain
Faculty of the Universalty
Han
Profassor Haecker
Minnesota
Northwest
Coulter
Wickliff Rose
Nashville
Charlotte
University of Mississippi
Gulfport
SL Hot Springs
Ark
Little Rock
New Orleans
Farewell services to Capitol Avenue Church pastor
The Capitol Avenue Baptist Church tonight will hold a farewell reception for Pastor and Mrs. John Fe Brices as Mr Brizes resigns to lead Fifth Baptist Church in Washington. After four and a half years, the church reports growth to 1100 members, a large Sunday school, active missionary and youth groups, and recent 8? additions. The program includes song service, readings, and brief addresses from church officials and leaders.
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Avenuoe Baptist Church
Toniht
John FE
Brizes
Banttal
Washington City
Tringa
Capitol Avenue
Woman's Missionary Society
Baptist Young People's
and Riggs
J. Halsey Thompson
C. Kkickfighter
T. A. Teasdale
Addrera
J. B. Ray
Munje
J. Er
Ibeha
SL. Cutton
Munte
H. L. Gric
Men's League
Shorfield
Capitst Young People's Union
R. C. McCoy
Junior Baptist Young People's Union
Emory Commencement Set With Noted Speakers
Emorys seventy third commencement begins June 4 and runs through June 9 with thirty three graduates and one postgraduate to receive diplomas. Distinguished speakers include Dr. McCoy of Birmingham and Dr. Yarbrough of Rome with alumni events, a campus barbecue, and a series of services and exercises planned by President Dickey and trustees.
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Birmingham College
Irmingham
Lincoln Hubley
Bretaon University
De+land
Fla
W. J. Chambers
W Oahington
D.C
George W. Yarbrough
Rome
W. L. Chambers
Washington PD
Owill
Oxford
Board of Trustees
Rogram
Monaced
James E. Tune
Boart of
Candier Hall
J.P. Williams
Nolan A. Goodyear
Oh. McCay
Birmingham
Als
Bunnay
Williama Partor
Flist Methodiat Church
Jackson
Pui Gamma
Dickey
Lincoln Hulls
of _Stetton university
DeLand
Judes WT. Chambers
Washington
Addrens
Alumni Association
Phila
New York to Washington REABCARD Train Schedule
Daily trains from Atlanta depart at 11 26 a m and 2 40 p m with through sleepers dining cars and related services. The schedule notes connections for New York Washington routes and mentions through cars for long distance travel.
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New York
Washington
Atlanta
Coat of Black Paint Given to Drunkards Piece by Piece
Greenwich May 24 A peculiar temperance prank spreads fear in Con vent of nearby villagers as a white man in a drunken stupor is found daubed with a coat of stove blacking. Special Officer Jones recalls the incident, with the jailer awakening him by a shouted tease, revealing the hoax.
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Greenwich
Conn
Convob
Jones
American women praised as most charming by jurist
New York May 24 Alfred Kaut chairman of the Moyet Society of Gritiah Artinta in Pittsburg at the Carnegie Institute exhibition awards said American women are the most chum mable and charming in the world. He noted independence of body and mind and contrasted with English women. An Ansley Park Auction Sale begins at 4 pm at Piedmont Driving Club area on Piedmont avenue, with lots starting nearby.
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New York
Alfred Kaut
Ashe
East
Moyet Society
Gritiah Artinta
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Feat Ka
Ansley Park
Piedmont Driving Club
Oniedmont Avenue
Piedmont Avenue
Tift Declines Legislature Seat Sparks Douglas County Election
Samuel H. Tift of Albany informed Governor Smith he cannot qualify or serve in the legislature due to other engagements. Governor Smith ordered an election for a Douglas County representative to be held Thursday June 17. A separate item notes Acme Hatters advertising old hat repairs and new hats at bargain prices.
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Samuel H. Tift
Albany
Smith
Ladies Auxiliary to Run Two City Picture Shows
The Ladies Auxiliary to Atlanta Typographical Union No. 48 plans two charity moving picture events. Maneaver Ben Atchison of the Dixie and George Crater of the Elite will host shows on Whitehall and Peachtree streets, with all net proceeds aiding the auxiliary. The group hopes many attend, supporting delegates traveling to the 1910 International Typographical Union convention in St Joseph Missouri.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Atlanta
Interne-ional Typographical Union
Atlanta Union
Commencement Exercises Tonight in Covington Georgia
Covington Ga May 24 special commencement exercises were simple and dignified at Covington's school as students prepared to graduate. Treaptra im Clinchfield coal of quality touted for all uses.
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Covington
Treaptra
Clinchfield
Go Defendants Appear In Court In Mass Arraignment
In a single session 65 defendants were arraigned for loitering at city dives. Officers Born and Covington conducted raids on two establishments near Decatur Street. Judge Broyles fined 25 cents to 18 defendants and 35.75 to others. 46 defendants received probation or minimal penalties, totaling 244 dollars for the city. The prisoners were moved to captivity on Piedmont Avenue under guard.
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Recorder's Court
Decatur Street
Plml
Broyles
Born
Covington
Fisheries Company Organized Chicago May 14
The Rensth Fisheries Company, a seven million dollar concern, formed after the Booth & Co failure, elected Frank C. Letta as president. Branch offices closed at the time will reopen tomorrow. The reorganized firm inherits a one thousand eight dollar fine previously imposed on the old company for rotat ing.
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Chicago
Rensth Fisheries Company
A. Booth & Co
Frank C. Letta
Tha
Booth
Te Anid
Tm Gail
Two Trains East Via Seaboard Leave Atlante at 1:28 a.m
Trains eastbound via the Seaboard to New York Washington and other eastern cities depart Atlante at 1 28 a m with through sleepers and dining cars on both trains.
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Seaboard
New York
Washington
Atlante
Lang Dining Cara
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John Lee Coulter
University of Minnesota
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