Dr Broughton Praises Mayor-Elect Woodward In Atlanta Letter
London based preacher Dr Len G Broughton writes to The Constitution praising James G Woodward and pledging support for his coming administration. He recalls travels in Europe, describes London church work, and recounts a purse snatching incident, ending with a firm wish to help Atlanta’s next two years succeed.
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Len G. Broughton
James G. Wagdwert
Woodward
Heere
Greater Atlanta
Atlanta
Pr. Broughton
Constitution
Atlante
Broughton
Southamgnon Wis
Cherbourg
France
New York
Dr. Morgan
London
J. H. Judd
Tabernacle
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James G Woodward
Allianta
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Adinistration
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Candler to Name Big Committees for National Congresses
President Ase G. Caniter of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce will appoint committees to represent the chamber at the National Rivers and Harbors Congress and the Southern Commercial Congress in Washington in December and at the Southeastern Good Trade Congress in Atlanta the following month. The same committee for the Southern Congress will also serve for the National Rivers and Harbors Congress. Joseph T. Orme, the chamber treasurer, will be named to represent the body at a New York meeting of Merchants and Manufacturers. The Atlanta chamber will form a 50 member committee for the Southeast Congress including the board of directors, and Candler will nominate members to select officers to replace those whose terms expire. The protection is set for November.
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Atlants Chaser of Commerce
Ase G. Caniter
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Aays
Sppcfol
Chamber of Commerce
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Southern Commercial Congress
Weabhington
Atlanta
Camhtarctii
Rivera
Joseph T. Orme
Atlante Chamber of Commerce
di- Pragigent
Candler
F. Jf. Peron
EK. L. Worauat
Tréseurer
J. T. Sime
Mt. Caverty
Dosein
Mugene Caiteney
Diamond brooches parade sparkling variety
The piece describes a wide array of diamond brooches in many designs. It highlights the allure and brilliance of the ornaments and notes scores of styles such as circles, stars, bows, crowns, and hearts, reflecting superb craftsmanship and refined taste.
Builders Exchange Plans Atlanta Industrial Convention
The Atlanta Builders' Exchange held its second quarterly meeting on the city’s second floor Prudential building. Members pledged support for the National Association for the Promotion of Industrial Education convention to be held in Atlanta mid month. Notable speakers included Walter G. Cooper Dr K G Matheson and J E K Orr. a seven member committee led by C G Bradt was appointed to drum up interest among binders and members.
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Builders’ Hechange
Atlanta“ Builders’ Exchange
Rome
Prudential
Atlanta
National Association For the Promotion of Industrial Educational
Walter G. Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
K. G. Matheson
The
Georgia Teeth
J. EK. Orr
C. G. Bradt
Exchange
Ftollows
George
B. Hinman
D. A. Farrell
C. BR. Sciple
M. EH
Ford
Georges Vowman
P. G. Hanshaw
FB. Wessel
Suit Against Tapp for Thousand Dollars
A court action alleges Tapp acted as president of a company and, amid insolvency, secured a deed harming creditors. The plaintiff seeks cancellation of the deed and restitution, arguing misrepresentation and self dealing by Tapp and related board members.
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TAPP
Col W P Price Passes Away In Dahlonega Georgia
Colonel William Pierce Price, a veteran Georgia politician and newspaper man, died at his home in Dahlonega after a two week decline. Born January 20, 1838, in Georgia, he founded The Southern Enterprise and held multiple public roles including Speaker of the Georgia House and Reconstruction era congressman. Interment will be in Mountain Hope cemetery with Masonic honors.
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W. P. Price
Mounnt Hope Cemetery
William Pierce Price
Daidonegampkin County
Georgia
Wiliam P
Saran (Williams) Price
Wales
Norfolk
Ald
Wilkes
Tilisferre Conty
Florida
Rviiliaitia
Virginia
Georeia
Shout
Young Price
Bang
Agen Mentees
Find
Southern Enterprise
Joeruian University
Greenville
Redding
Charles
Orr
United States
Toon
Rilsdin
Kerahin
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Lewisville
Graaneilie
Sue Ure
Minte
Innes Ard
Dahlonega
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Apeaker
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Candler to lay conduits between Moore Marsh and Candler builds
A court case reports that Candler will lay electrical conduits to connect the Moore Marsh building and the Candler building at the corner of Auburn evening and North Pryor street. The temporary injunction was withdrawn, allowing work to proceed with crews on site Wednesday. Court records list officials and actions but details remain public only in part.
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Moore-Marsh
Auburn Evenng
North Pryor Street
Nin Candler
Morrie Brenday
Haider
North Pryor
Candidr Haa
Bing
Candiera
Wy. Candler
Maria Braman
Cole
Gam
Roaser
Pondiston
J. T. Endlaton
Membership Committee of the Y M G A to Meet
The regular meeting of the Central Young Christian Association membership committee will be held Thursday night at 8 o clock around the supper table. Chairman 3H Grishi will preside. Short talks by members and reports on forthcoming work will be given. The goal is securing two hundred and future by dammy.
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Central Young Christian Association
Grishi
Tha Otanmitine
Damuery
United States mint at Dahlonega news item
Fragmentary OCR notes mention trustees and members associated with Dahlonega and Atlanta figures. The text references Willis A. Chay ville, William P. Rig, Joan West, N. P. Craig, and Patrick Rice, with unclear context about services and devotion to an affair and past membership.
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United States
Dahlen News
SericuBurst woNere
Seaboard
Givin
Pongren Timés
Geo
Willis A. Chayville
Wiliam P. Rig
Joan West
Atlanta
N. P. Craig
Dahlonega
Patiok
Rice
United
Waitehall Lot Brings $95 000 at Receivers Sale
Receivers sold the Waitehall lot on Broad and Whitehall streets for 95 000 dollars with a front of 66 feet, part of a larger Atlanta estate under receivership. The deal, aided by the John Murphy and Adair team, confirms continuing strong market demand for central city parcels. Other pieces included a Broad Street building to Candler for 100 000 dollars and properties on Green Street and Mitchell Street sold to Hurt and Deen respectively.
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Afurphy
Whitehall Etrest
Af Forrert
George Adair
Janes Grey
Morris Bramdon
Walker P
Atlanta
Ginger Gawing Machine Company
Columbia Bock Company
Broad Street
Land Offers to Prison Commission for Georgia farms
Flood of proposals to Belk tracts for prison farms received by the prison commission. Proposals range from 9,600 acres to larger tracts near guest of Geeteine opposite Motatosh county. The commission may buy land to establish penal colonies under a new act, with Baldwin county expected to house prisoners when law allows. TH Bowne proposes sale of a state tract near Macon as a site and Boone voices support through American Mortgage Company. Georgia hopes to obtain fertile land at a favorable price for penal farms and public works.
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Legidature
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Baldwin County
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Geeteie
Motatosh Coisty
Oimmitson
TH Bowne
Macau
Commission Ie Aus
Bapelo Teland
Ponena
Evetal Patton
Boone
Wade
Scott
Mort Wage
Rathvuret
Benne
Ulan
USA
Spunky Kansas City Character Avoids Barbershop Snares
A quirky local figure known as Spunky stands apart for his stubborn traits. He resists bay rum hair tonic lavender water and pomade each visit, embodying a bold stance against routine barber chair rituals.
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Kansas City Journal
AON ie Bk Apment introduces electric light service
AON ie Bk Appointment launches a new electric light service with double daily usage.
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AON Ie
Man Not to Blame in Auto Accident Case
In a Jonesboro court the case of a young man employed by the W. G. Duncan Company was heard after a boy was fatally struck by a motorized vehicle in front of a home at 832 Whitehall. The defendant McMullen testified the machine was operated at a moderate speed and attempts were made to avert the collision. The boy died a few hours later.
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Jonesboro
W. G. Duncan
Iide
Hage
Lutenaeons
BoaMndi
McMullen
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