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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1912

Page

14

Grady hospital annex opened after costly build

The splendid new Grady hospital annex in Atlanta, cost 706814 dollars, was presented to the public yesterday afternoon. Dedication featured Mayor Courtland Winn and officials, with Dr. Summerall guiding tours. The four story reinforced concrete structure includes open air wards, prison wards, marble floors, and 24 hour daylight for surgical use.

Grady Hospital Ctty Atlanta Joseph Hirsch Hospital Courtland & Winn Fletcher A. Quillian John 5. Candler Robert J. Lowry Pne Bend Commission Winn W. B. Summerall George H. Noble W. 3. Elkin Jr Willis Westmoreland George S. Tigner Bond Tasue Walker P. Iniman Hugh T.inman General Council of Robert F. Maddox Maxonte Atta As Wards Donald Pierson

Ex Confederates in Congress to dine May 20

A group of thirteen ex Confederates now in Congress plus Chief Justice Edward D White will attend a unique dinner on May 20 at Rep A W Rucker's Rochambeau apartments. Guests include Senators Bankhead Bacon Johnson Thornton Catron and Talbott and Representatives Richardson Taylor Estopinal Lamb Talbott and Stedman. The event features a single American flag décor and wartime stories told over cigars.

John Corrigan, Jr Washington Congress Supreme Court of the United States A. W. Rucker Colorado Edward D. White Supreme Court John H. Bankhead Alabama Augustus ©. Bacon Georgia Joseph F. Johnson John R. Thornton Louisiana Thomas B. Catron New Mexico House William Richardson George W. Taylor Albert Eestopinal John Lamb Virginia Joshua F. C. Talbott Maryland Charles M. Stedman North Carolina Representative Rucker Rochambeau Bray Army Old South

Transit Work address at Atlanta Chamber of Commerce

O Howard Wolfe will address bankers at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce on Transit Work. He speaks before the Atlanta chapter American Institute of Banking and the Bankers and Brokers Club about railroad service and clearinghouse topics.

Atlanta Chamber of Commerce-in -Empire Atlanta American ‘Institute of Banking Bankers,and Brokers’ Club O. Howard Wolfe Clearing House American Bankers’ Association

Congressional Move Seeks Papers on Lyon Case

The house adopted a resolution demanding the attorney general furnish papers relating to charges against Leslie J. Lyons, federal attorney for western Missouri. The matter, debated in Kansas City courts, remains with substantial charges still unexplained, per the judiciary committee.

Lyon Washington House Leslie J. Lyons Western Missouri Lyons Kansas City Judiciary Committee

Watson Unopposed Says Mr Blackburn In Georgia

B M Blackburn spoke at the fifth district delegates meeting saying Watson faces no opposition for delegate at large and that opposition in Georgia politics will be disappointed. He canvassed delegations showing Campbell DeKalb Douglas Rockdale and Fulton favor Watson while Col Paxon Cabnel Randolph Fant Davis and others are named as allies.

Fifth Congressional District B. M. Blackburn Georgia Thomas EH. Watson Canvags Campbell DeKalb Douglas Rockdale Fulton Wat Paxon A. Cabnel Randolph Fant Jon Call Baltimore

Assurance of Correct Dress Details in Preserved Style

A fragment notes a cent assurance that the subject is correctly dressed in every detail, reflecting careful attention to attire. The terse line hints at a formal presentation or costume standard, implying careful preparation and adherence to a prescribed appearance.

Cent

Death notices from Birmingham and Atlanta area

Funeral and death notices from Atlanta area papers report Allen Dorr of East Atlanta dying at 3 o'clock from a fall at home on Flat Shoals Avenue, while his family expects services at Greenberg Bond's chapel. Also noted: Belew family deaths connected to a live-wire accident in Birmingham and other obituaries including Sam Frazier and Mrs Sara Henrietta Anderson of Covington with brief biographical details.

A. E.' Belew A. EB Tazewell Allen Dorr Flat Shoala Avenue Atlanta Greenberg & Bond's Oakland Sam Frazier Dalton Sam Franzier Whitfield County Knoxville S.H. Anderson Covington Myre Sara Henrietta Anderson Janes’ W. Anderson Mra. Georgy’ T. Wells Orange’ County Virginia Misa Bark Hoenrietta Bickers Mra Anderson the Baptist Church Will Anderson Ells Jackson

Sunday School Picnic at Gunn's Ponds Near Perry

Georgia notes report a Sunday schools May 1 picnic at Gunn's Ponds twelve miles north of Perry on the national highway. Children and others traveled by auto and wagon, songs filled the air, and tables groaned with food. Byron beat Perry 14 to 4 in an afternoon baseball game.

Perry Ga Gunn's Ponds Theiunday School Welkin Byron Perry

The Single Chance and Other Fragments

A London gentleman joins a country snipe hunt with host, the lone bird falling to the visitor first shot. The article also notes Richard H. Edmonds and family returning to Atlanta after Florida visits, and a quip about New York population density.

London Host Queet Torete

Bishop F. D. Leete Assigned to Atlanta

Minneapolis May 25 The episcopacy committee report on bishop appointments lists Frederick D. Leete assigned to Atlanta and other bishops to various cities including Boston John Hamilton Buffalo William Burt Buenos Ayres Homer Stunta Chattanooga Witkin abbowell Cincinnati William Anderson Denver F J McConnell Pee Chaw China Lewis Heena Mont LL Luccock Kansas City Kaw W R Sheppard New Orleans W P Thirkield New York Luther B Wilson Oklahoma City Robert McIntyre Omaha F M Bristely Pekin China T W Bashford Philadelphia J F Berry Philadelphia Cogke St Louis Charles Smith St Paul William A Quay San Francisco Earl Cranston Surich Switzerland John L Neulson.

Minneapolis Minn Episcopacy Committee Atlanta Frederick D. Leete Boston John W. Hamilton Buffalo William Burt Buenos William A. Quay San Francisco Midwin Washington Earl Cranston Surich Switzerman John Ll. Neulson

New Ein Ball Cafe Opens as Local Hangout

A new eatery, the Ein Ball Cafe, invites diners to enjoy a casual menu and a relaxed atmosphere. The venue aims to become a go to spot for neighborhoods residents and visitors seeking quick bites and coffee.

Surprised German Dealer and Talkative Customer

An old German furniture dealer in Yorkers Statesman tale tells of a persistent customer. A clerk visits the woman’s home to collect a debt but returns with no payment. The dealer asks what she said and the clerk replies she did not say anything. The dealer exclaims she was destined to pay.

Indy

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