Gratifying response to charities appeal raises funds
At campaign end on Monday J M B Hoxney vice chairman of the womanties said total subscriptions reached 16020 94 for revival of the Associated Charities and officials expect to push the total to 20000 by week's end. 123 letters were sent to citizens and businessmen and 32 replies yielded 138 50. Notable donors include George Winship Sr 200 David Woodward 100 A K Hawkes 100 Mrs Richard Johnston 50 Southern Rurality 50 W B Crumley 50 S C Dobbs 50 Dow man-Dozier Mfg Co 50 Mrs John M Slaton 50 AD Adair 20 Phoenix MUL 20 C Atkinson 2 Ernest Rhodes Co 326 ME Ford 325 T R Saywttell 25 T J Hightower 25 Oscar Pappenheimer 25 Dr Ws Kendrick 24 EL Hopkins 20 Atlanta Store Works 20 George H Boynton 20. Vice Chairman Hoxsey says business responses encourage the drive and the panel coupons and pulpit appeals are expected to raise the total to the targeted amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. B. Hoxney
Womanties
Associated Charities
George Winship, Sr
David Woodward
A. K. Hawkes
Richard Johnston
Weather
Southern Ruratiot
W. B. Crumley
C. Dobbs
Dowman-Dozier Mfg Co
John M. Slaton
AD. Adair
Phoenix Mul
C. Atkinson
Ernest
Rhodes Company
Ford
T. R. Saywtell
T. J. Hightower
Oscar Pappenheimer
Senator Hoke Smith Denies Promised 12 12-Cent Cotton
Senator Hoke Smith issued a statement denying he promised 12 cent cotton to Georgia farmers before the primary. He argued no one can set a fixed price, noted wartime legislation helped cotton, and outlined new measures to expand currency and warehousing. He said three bills will pass and crop cutting next year may solve the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Ator Smith
Smith
Congress
South
Senate
Aldrich-Vreeland
National Currency Association
Pormts
Federal Reserve System
Medical Association Honors Dr. Hancock in Richmond Session
Dr. Thomas I. Hancock, president of the Atlanta Hospital, led the Atlanta party at the Southern Medical Association meeting in Richmond Virginia. He was elected president of the surgical division, marking a notable honor for his leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas I. Hancock
Atlanta Hospital
Atlanta
Dhjstens
Southern Medical Assocation
Richmond
Tedder Surrenders Denies Guilty Plea In Atlanta Case
Tedder of Frank case surrendered to authorities under a grand indictment. He denied any knowledge of bond wrangling and said he never associated with Henry Latham, the ringleader, who faces default on bond. He claimed he had been in St Louis, then returned to Atlanta after hearing of the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedder
Frank Case
Sierlit Alaum
Hoon Aml
John A Boykin Stroy
Ghent
Hany Latham
Gail
Tadde
Cartersville
Tle
St Louis
Atlanta
William A Smith
Kerns
Frank Cage
Missouri Woman Bosses Bachelors at Road Work Talk
Frances Pearle Mitchell of Columbia Missouri arrives in Atlanta as appointee of Governor Elliott Major to speak at the fourth American Roads congress in the Ansley motel assembly hall. She is the only Missouri woman with road work experience and led a group of bachelors in public highway tasks, urging women to unite for better roads and rural education through improved country roads. Bliss Mitchell will discuss National Old Trails and the Santa Fe road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Ellen Harris
Georgia
Tennessee Federation of Women's Clubs
Frances Pearle Mitchell
Columbia
Atlanta
Elliott W. Major
Missouri
Mitchell
Ansley Motel
Major
Bach
Bliss Mitchell
Santa Fe Read
Storm King Mountain Exhibit Draws Road Experts Crowd
A grand exhibit at the Auditorium shows the Storm King mountain section of the Hudson Palisade river road, a joint project by the New York State Highway Commission and the Hudson Palisades Park association. The miniature display highlights the costly river road around Storm King, with rock work by hand and a 300 foot cliff view over the Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Storm King
Hudson River
West Point
N. Y
New York State Highwy Commission
Hudson Pallisade Park Association
Jersey City
Hudson
I Tts
Loudson River
Hudson Valley
Hog and Hominy Parade Promises Keen Prize Race
Competition for cash prizes marks Hog and Hominy Day with a December 1 teen parade featuring $225 in prizes. First prize is $100 for best float, plus awards for advertising, children's displays, autos, driving, and a comic mask. Six brass bands and the Atlanta drum corps will perform. Committee members include Julian V Boehm and George Fauss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Geogia
Georgia
Julian V. Boehm
George Fauss
J. If Atkinson
Co. F. Baldwin
B.S. Abbott
Atlanta Ansen
Frank Lowenstein
Wil
Montford's Lawyers Prepare Surprise in Laurens Court
In Laurens Superior Court Hd Montford and John Gardner await trial for the killing of Herschel Beacham. The defense plans a surprise presentation of evidence to the prosecution, as Judge Larsen is set to call the case Tuesday morning. Atlanta theater listings accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublx
Everhuting
Laurens Superor Court
Hd Montford
John Gardner
Herschel Beacham
Manufacturers Record Brings Large Staff to Southern Convention
The Manufacturers Record of Baltimore fields a large staff at the Atlanta meeting led by Richard Edmonds. Attendees include L S Mield, Albert Phenis, John Glass, William H Stone, Howard Clark, and Edmands, a director of the road congress. The event showcases Atlanta’s hospitality and aims to advance southern road-building efforts with substantial press support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manufacturers
Record
Baltimore
Ial
Richard HH. Edmonds
L S. Mield
Record Company
Salemn
Albert Phenis
John Glass
Chicago
Wiliam H. Stone
Howard Clark
Edmonds
Edmands
Road Congress
Atlanta
Hecord
Bankruptcy petition against GA lumber company filed
In Saanuen Georgia on November 9 involuntary bankruptcy proceedings were begun in federal court by three northern banks First National Bank of Jersey City Hudson County National Bank of Jersey City and the Chemung Canal Trust Company of Elmira NY. The asserted indebtedness totals about 95000. The lumber company operates a large plant near Savannah on the Hermitage plantation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saanuen
South Georgia Lumber Company
First National Bank of Jersey Ciy
Hudson County National Bank
Jersey City
Chemung Canal Trust Company
Elmira
Savannah
Hermitage
Atlanta Convicts Parade for Road Experts Draws County Officials
Delegates at the American Road Congress will witness a Fulton county parade of 700 negro convicts at 1 pm Wednesday. The march starts at the state capitol, goes across the Washington street viaduct past the Auditorium, and includes all county department vehicles, machinery, guards, tracking dogs, and officials led by county commissioners and highway engineer W T Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Road Congress
South
Fulton County
State Capitol
Washington Street
Fulton County Department of Public
W. T. Wilson
Houser's Slayer Identified in Bibb Jail Case
Cassie Bradley, a Fort Valley resident, identifed Claude Starks as the Black man held in Bibb jail for safekeeping. She says she witnessed the public safety incident and is positive Starks killed Brad ford Houser at a street carnival in Houston County. Emmett Houser visited the jail and supported the identification as the correct man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser
Bibb Jail
Qincen
Cassie Bradley
Fort Valley
Claude Starks
Bradford Houser
Emmett Houser
Houston
Staruts
Jeter
Neito
Warm Weather Still In Store For Rest Of Week
Weather report says mild temperatures will replace yesterday's cold snap with clear skies and sunshine by Wednesday. Sunday's rain and cold winds traced to a gulf coast disturbance but are temporary. Last night was very cold and today will be chilly. tomorrow looks fair and warm with no rain expected for the rest of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Victor Innes Hearing Set for Wednesday
Advices from San Antonio report Victor E Innes and his wife held for the murders of Beatrice and Elotg Nels. They will be given a hearing tomorrow morning on their motion to fix a trial date. Extradition efforts from Texas to Georgia are noted as prosecutors in Fulton County prepare for possible trial in Atlanta.
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San Antonio
Victor E. Innes
Beatrice
Elotg Nels
Marshall Nelms
Texas
Georgia
Fulton
Marshall
Dorsey
Bank Crash Under Grand Jury In Americus
Macon Georgia November 3 Special The U S grand jury for the southern district of Georgia convened with L McManus as foreman Judge Spears urged completion this week if possible The Americus National Bank failure from 200000 with missing assistant cashier George Wheatley Jr to be investigated starting Wednesday About 100 Sumter county residents were financially ruined The Frank case witness T B Harrell and J W Shields released for loitering Promises to avoid Macon and Atlanta in the future
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
United States Grand Jury
Georgia
L. McManus
Americus National Bank
Americus
Sumter County
George J2. Wheatley, Jr
Frank
T. B. Harrell
J. W. Shields
Atlanta
Cochran
Shieldy
Magon
Prominent Defeated Candidate Bids Wife Focused Pledge
In Washington, November, Max M Hunberry, a defeated progressive candidate for Congress, reports he made no campaign expenditures or receipts. His sole promise, from the affidavit, was to stay home more for his wife and be with her at least as much after the election as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Max M. Hunberry
Congress
Fisteen, Lucky
Hunberry
Promse
Thad
Famous for Her Hair Madame Rose Promotes Home Recipe
In Chicago an interview features Madame Rose, a vaudeville actress famed for her long hair. She touts a home hair-growth formula using bay rum, Barbo Compound, glycerine, and water, claiming it strengthens roots, prevents shedding, cleans dandruff, darkens gray, and leaves hair soft and glossy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Rose
Chicago
Prayer and heaven a shared goal in weary Washington talk
The remark notes a push to pray earnestly for salvation as a way to cope with the grim reality that none of them could avoid going to Washington. It reflects a view of ongoing hardship and a search for spiritual refuge amid public duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Washington
Bewitching Peg 0 My Heart at the Atlanta
A brief arts note highlights a performance or display titled Bewitching Peg 0 My Heart presented in Atlanta. The piece may involve local theater or music offerings and emphasizes a show in the city’s current cultural scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Doctors State Council to Meet in Macon on Wednesday
The Georgia Medical Association state council, representing executive committees with one representative per district and two ex-officio officers, will meet in Macon to plan the three day state meeting in April. Sixth District Medical Society also meets in Macon with papers and officers to be chosen. Dr. W B Hardman will be guest of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
State Council
The
Georgia Medical Association
State Association
W. B. Hardman
Commerce
W. C. Lyle
Augusta
L. Lawton Miers
Savannah
A.D. Gittle
Thomas
Harvard
Hahira
4. G." Little
Valdosta
B.T. Coleman
Graymount
Sixth District Medical Society
W. FB. Hardman
State
Jefferson Court Convenes in Jefferson County Georgia
Jefferson County superior court opens for November term with Judge BT Rawlings presiding and R Lee Moore managing state interests. This marks the end of Rawlings' service in the middle circuit. Grand jury urged to vigorously prosecute bootleggers and gamblers amid a light docket and two pending murder cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awuisville
Isperlulj
Superior Court of
Jefferson County
BT. Rawlings
R. Lee Moore
Rawlings
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Storm King Mountain
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Victor Innes
Eiseman Bros., i
Americus Bank
U. S
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Dept. 7-2
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Regal Shoe Store
Whitehall
Doctors’ State Council
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