Dixie Highway Advocate Opens Fulton County Road
Richard Hardy, Dixie Highway executive committee member and president of Dixie Portland Cement, spoke in Fulton County at the Andrews Avenue opening, praising federal aid for highways and predicting nationwide road progress. He highlighted a two-route plan, a strong turnout of 2000, and immediate funds for road improvements as the Dixie Highway linked Chicago to Miami.
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Richard Hardy
Dixle Highway Association
Andrews Avenue
Fulton County
Mite Highway Commission
Chattanoosa
Hardy
Dixie Portland Ce Nent Company
Chattrnough
Die Highway Commission
Aito
United States
Phae
Chicago
Diate Aghway
Knowle
Andrews
Button County
Malaten
Officials Confer to Plan Enforcing of Pure Food Laws
United States Pure Food Laboratory chief at Savannah met Atlanta agriculture officials to coordinate enforcement. Athens oats shipment case against a Thersville company for adulteration with barley cited. several other violations under review by state and federal authorities. Cooperation between departments emphasized to enforce all pure food laws in Georgia.
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United Stats Pure
Savannah
Atlanta
Patment of Agriculture
Cits
Athens
Thersville 3
Tag
Georgia
Council
Davis Street School Hosts Afternoon Exercises
The Davis Street School will hold drills and songs Wednesday afternoon from 3:39 to 6 o clock. A parents meeting runs 4 to 4:30 with a lawn party 4:30 to 6:00. Children entertain visitors with drills games and songs. If rain, events move to Friday afternoon. Patrons city officials and the public are invited.
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Davis Street
Trustees Accept Annual Reports of Morris Brown College
The Morris Brown college trustee board held a session in the chapel. President WA Tountain read the itemized report of student attendance, graduates, boarding funds, and tithes. a treasury report covered all denomination schools in the state. A tablet was requested for the late shopkeeper Homer Turner. Revs Wallan Decker Inhnsc and W Bo Lawrence were elected to positions. the commerce committee of the 1st school will meet at Big Leth t church Wednesday morning at 10 oclock.
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Joseph S Tipper
Morris Brown Payne College
Cuthbert
Central Park Wormal
Sa Mamnah
WA Tountain
Vertyn
H Smith
Iso
Bey Woo Utshermin
HOM Turner
Coi
Wallan Decker
Bo Lawrence
Salem Grows Diplomas For Many Girl Graduates
The University of Virginia affiliated Salem Female College held commencement exercises marking the one hundred thirteenth session. Twenty graduates received special diplomas in domestic science, phonography, and bookkeeping. President Ron Ithaler noted a large endowment balance secured for the college. Adelaide Piles of Salem was reelected president of the alumni association with broad representation from eastern and western regions and foreign counties.
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Salem
Alphor Sa Smth
University of Virginia
Mutyer
Salem Female College
Sciente Phonox
Ron Ithaler
Evers Cliss
Adelaide
Urinae
Eters
State bodies push clemency for Frank case
Louisiana House approved a clemency resolution by thirty one to four and a similar measure in Michigan’s Legislature was adopted unanimously. Both are sent to Governor Slaton. Frank asked Chicago and New York officials to bar a moving picture dramatizing the case citing sensational exploitation by impostors.
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Lean Frank
Louisiana
Michigan
House of Representatives
Baton
Foire
Lansing
John W. Slaton
Frank
Chicago
New York
Crines
Conley
Hugh
Dorsey
Funeral Services for Charles Frohman in New York
Theatrical manager Charles Frohman, a Titanic sinking victim, was honored in a funeral service in New York led by William Frohman’s family and attended by actors, authors, and industry leaders. Pallbearers from the theatre world led a somber procession as delegations from theatre and authors groups arrived from Providence and other cities.
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New York
Charles Frohman
Prohmans
Laniel Krohmain
Ma Chael Frahmuns
Farnly
Tie
Joeph
Thomas the Pliswiight
Timeas
Tiehmin Wee
Billie, Burke
Tacoma
John Prey
San Francisco
Julieitplerson
Tichmans
Augustus Thoms
Bcarcely
Stich
Mwenis
Meuregers
George Ads
Fdward
Sheklen
Richard Flardingavis
Sethern
William Gillette
Ott Skinner
Wiilbun
Taversham
Casid Pelasca
Usts
Theatiboul
Orgin Gations
Burke Tells of Graft in Canal Contracts
New York Mix 25 John Burke former manager of the reminissary department of the Panama railroad indicted for conuption to defraud the government in accepting commission. Government witness testified to an agreement with Salas and Figuerola. Burke admitted eleven charges totaling 7290 dollars, alleging payments concealed from the government. Colonel Bermudez and former Colon governor also indicted for involvement in profits from the consular depots.
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New York
John Burke
Reminissary Department
Panama Railroad
Gonjucv
Salas
Figirdla Bermu
Colon
Burki
Dean V. M. Groton
Thadhia
Mits Serach
United States
Alleged Austrian Plot Frustrated in Canada
A garbled wartime item reports an alleged Austrian plot thwarted in Canada. The fragment mentions officials, a recruit, and a mysterious operation near Fort seroma, with unclear names and places, leaving core actions and outcomes ambiguous.
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Canada
Gilreath News Syndicate Seen As Press Agent In Atlanta
A fragment cites disputes over Gilreath and Chief Reavers with accusations of backing whiskey interests. It notes a former Atlanta police reporter and editor opposing Gilreath, plus references to letters in The Lavonia Chronicle and The Macon Telegraph.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Gilreath News, Syndicate of
Guilreath
Gilreath
Chief Reavers
Chief Beavers
Mr Gureath
Georgias
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