Fund for Charities Nears 20,000 Goal in Drive
The Associated Charities campaign shows progress as sponsors pledge amounts and a mail push expands efforts. Av. Gude and Asa Candie lead contributions, with several firms giving between 50 and 100 dollars as the drive targets 20,000 dollars by mid next week. A broader downtown business network and newspaper ads are joining the effort to reach hundreds of citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
AV. Gude
Gude & To
Pilter
Gudefather
MLB
Wotses
Businese
Associated Charities
Atlante Chambs
Commerce
Naw
Asa G. Candie
Associa
Charihes
Beck & Sregg Hardware Co
CRE
Muse Clothing Company
Cosfe- Gehee
Martin Amorous
C. Peters
Annos
E.G Willingham & Sons
Robert T. Otis
National Paper Company
Rainwater
Lindsey Jopling
Ni Goddard
V. U. Kriegshaber & Son
Baltimore Electric
Supply Co
Coursey
Club Women Plan Safety Measures for Children
A joint meeting of the City Federation of Women's Clubs and the Chamber of Commerce formed a committee to promote child safety in Atlanta. Plans include printing and distributing safety first instructions to schoolchildren and placing signs near schools to warn motorists. Members named include Mrs Samuel Gumpkin, Mrs Ti G Hastings, Mrs WW Berry, Mrs We Be Smith, Wood, Lowenstein, Ben Lee Crew, and Howie Rubinsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebtal
Wener
Clive
Album Chamber of Commerce
Slitun
Atlanta
New Fork City
City Federation
Samuel Gumpkin
Ti. G. Hastings
WW. d. Berry
We Be Smith
Chamber of Commerce, Wood, Lowenstein
Ben Lee Crew
Howie Rubinsen
Extradition Sought for Innes in Fulton County Case
Vitor M. Innes and his wife face extradition from Texas to Fulton County after a failed parking attempt in Atlanta. Prosecutors allege three counts of larceny after trust. Evidence in Texas was deemed weak for corpus delicti, but Marshall Nelms continues efforts to transfer the case to Atlanta while seeking to drop Texas proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vitor MM. Innes
Atlanta
Texas
San Antonio
Marshall Nelms
Ian Marshall Nelms
Jis
Twoman
Texx
Fukun Grand Juez
Father Gets Children as Wife Wins Alimony
John T. Pendleton was ordered to share the couple’s children with Mrs Esty after a divorce. The court ruled he may keep the children if he pays his wife one third of his earnings, a condition she accepted. The decision centers on the children aged around twelve and ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Pendleton
Solomon
George Esty
Ingly
Roy
Mary
Judie Pendieton
Railroads urged to modify cotton shipping rules in Georgia
Georgia state railroad commission led by Chairman C M Candler convenes a conference with railroad executives and other interests to consider temporary amendments to cotton concentration rules. Aim is to widen concentration points and extend the pre shipment storage period beyond ninety days to ease funding gaps amid emergencies. The call was issued after favorable replies from several lines including Central of Georgia, Southern, and Atlantic Coast Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission
C. M. Candler
Georgia
To O'Etuck
Central Bank and Trust In
Atlanta
Rooney
Mnany
Wilun
Railroads de Georges
Railroad Commission
Seaboard Air 25
Announcement of Official Road Route for Good Roads Congress
County Highway Commissioner W T Wilson and Smith supervise a 30 mile route through Fulton County for the Good Roads Congress inspection tour. The party includes officials and engineers traveling by automoblers from Fred Hauser's office, marching along Washington to Five Points with stops at key arterials and city streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lay Smith
Fulton
American Good Roads Congress
Rand
LS Pennsbacker
Congress
Fred Hauser
Imade Venrig
Vennybacker
Atlanta
Mr. Smith
Sannty Roads
W. T. Wilson
Smith
Pennybarker
Wyle West
Tollowelle Smith
Denny Hacker
WW. Wilson
R D. Kneale
WT. Winn
H. X. Hurt
Karl Brittain
Henry Jacobs
Auditorium
Washington Street
Georgia Avenue
Capitol Avenue
Caplto Avenue
McDonough Road
Jonesboro Road
Lakewood Avenue
Macon Drive
Macon Dive
Mt. Zion Avenue
Zion Avenue
Brown Mill Road
Jonesburg Road
Fledmont Road
Piedmont
Old Legislature Decision Debate Echoes Through Georgia
Attorney General Grice has not issued an opinion on whether the old or new legislature would serve if a special session occurred between the election and the next general assembly. Speaker Burwell argues for the new members, while Governor Slaton and President J Randolph Anderson align with the old members under the constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tak Tae
Ien Grice
Grice
Slaton
Ft Burwell
Hone
J. Randolph Anderson
Ure Senat
Fe Usrees
Ander
General Assembly
Olph Anderson
Controversy Over City Consulting Engineer Post
Aldermen clash over creating a city consulting engineer office with a 52400 yearly salary amid mayoral opposition to earlier terms. A three member committee will consult with Mayor Woodward to seek approval, while Captain Clayton’s potential reappointment is defended as prudent for city affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermanic Board
J. Kelley
Dew
Woodward
Kelley
Aldermanto
James St Nutting
Nutting
Candler
Alderman Nutting
Wood
Captain Clayton
Captain Slayton
Reunion of One Day Enough for Husband
Henry G. Smith reunited with his wife for one day after a six month separation. She filed for divorce stating desertion as of April 1, but they sought reconciliation in August. The following day he allegedly drew a pistol on her and her mother and disappeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Smith
Unidentified Black Woman Found Dead Beside Rail Line
An unidentified Black woman about 27 was found fatally harmed in bushes along the Atlanta and West Point line near Pittsburg Thursday morning by crews repairing the track. Police have no clue to the woman's identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta and
West Point
Aeyong
Pittsburg
Millions in Cash Coming to Atlanta Reserve Bank Opening
Georgia officials and Federal Reserve Bank leaders prepare for the Atlanta reserve bank opening in the Taft Building on November 16. The initial cash from 379 southeastern banks totals more than 770,600 in gold coin and gold certificates, stored in Third National Bank vaults. The full receipts will reach nearly 25 million in federal treasury funds, with the reserve bank officially opening within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Jos. A. McCord
M. W. Bell
Secretar
Federal Reserve Bank
Taft
Atlanta
McCord
Bell
Southeastern
Third National Bank
Tional Treasury
Washington
Third National
Reserve Bank
Bank to Open Exclusively for Banks on Announcement Day
A new bank will begin operations on the announced date but will serve only other banks. Its staff will be trained bank officials and will not deal with the general public, simplifying early operations.
Baptist Association Formed at Thomson in Georgia
Representatives from twenty six Baptist churches gathered at Thomson Baptist Church in Thomson Ga to organize a new association. Rev. J M Atkinson of Harlem presided as the group formed the alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Association
Thomson
Baptist Church
J. M. Atkinson
Harlem
Kilpatrick named as new Baptist association leader
Unanimous vote selects Kilpatrick as the association name after secret ballot. Minutes note Rev. Albert Howard of Wrens as secretary and Hon. E B Rogers of Gibson as treasurer. The Kilpatrick body honors two renowned Baptist preachers J H and Wash Kilpatrick who led the predecessor associations and died in office as the group formed from a split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howard
Wrens
E. B. Rogers
Gibson
Kilpatrick
J. H
Wash Klpatrick
Four Districts Form Permanent Committee Chaird by Dr W S Young
Four districts and a permanent committee were appointed with Dr W. S. Young as chairman. The next session is set for Calaverter 1915 in Harlem, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 2. Young, Pere
Qetalver
Harlem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fund For Charities
Women Planning
Innes
Fulton County
The
Good Roads Congress
Anderson
Senate
John M. Slaton
Clark Cut Glass
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Whitehall St
Will
Joseph McCord
Hart Schaftn
Gramatan
Crvett, Prsnopy & Co., Inc
Troy, NY
Arrow
Beez
Oui
South
Ivy
Lubden & Bates
Pryor Street
Er & Marg
Hart Schaffner & Marx Good Clothes Makers
Daniel Bros.co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!