Dry bill reaches Governor Wednesday amid tax and alcohol shifts
The stalwart prohibition measure moves to Governor Harris for signature next Wednesday morning after Senate and House actions. The bill tightens liquor rules, prorates the household tax for 1942, and affects locker clubs near beer with plans to shutter several operations by May 1. The session featured committee efforts on broader development and water power aid for the South, with leadership signaling continuing debate.
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Harris
Senate
Monley
Atlan
Alton
Nin
Rene Woodley Wilson
Erten
Willie Glegiain
de Peheres
Ania K& Ins
Atlanta Visitor Hear Kicks In Peace Official Tour
A visiting official of the United States government, Charles P. McClelland, toured southern cities in an official capacity. He faced questions about appraising Chinese goods and the cost of holding hearings, with rumors and legal questions tied to travel and proximity affecting where evidence would be heard. The piece notes tensions over expenses and scheduling for litigants.
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United States
Charles P. MiCleland
Atlanta
South
Moniay
Altough
Epictt
Unite
New Orleans
Puris
Tennessee
Pio Aly Web
Som Tenns
Dance Friday at the Aragon Hotel
An ornate evening at the Aragon Hotel featured Kathepoikin and Daisy Mex guiding guests including Mr and Mrs C F Davis and Miss Katherine Bich, with chaperons and attendees in pink crepe and chiffon. Lingering performers from the baristic theater later entertained with songs and dances.
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Mark
Yricon Hotel
Wisses Kathepoikin
Daisy
Daisy Kexbich
Dr A M Hughlett Returns As District Presiding Elder
District Methodist leadership reshuffle lists Dr A M Hughlett as presiding elder for the Atlanta district. Dr James E Dekey named pastor of First Methodist Church of Atlanta. Several appointment moves announced by Bishop Collins Denni, with new conference evangelists created and salaries covered by the conference.
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A. M. Hughlett
Rome
M. Hughlett
Atlanta
James E Dekey
Emory College At
Oxford
First Methodist Church of
H M DuBose
Church l
Nashville
Quarterly Review
Ieaciig
Southern Methodism
Atlanta ‘Methodist Fechurcies
Cleckler
Jonns Rec
Clark
Hapeville
Iter I
Goellins
Conference
Brinsop
Collins Deni
Atlante
Iastret
Axbury JP
Woltard
Mwapeville WA
Turk Ingan Park
Lamale
Willam Greenway
Martha Brow Memorial
Murela O Brand
CL “Widdle
Mount Vernon
Cremena Gakhurat
Walker Street
Lansburn
Weles Memorial
Huh Orphans Home
Mo Huskins Dev Tur
Jenkin Druid Hill
Wesleyan Christin Advocate
KP Bakes Decatur
Evirgelst
Woig Brinson
Haris
Womerial
Maks Weeley
Norton Westey
Jons District
Athens
Guer
Jones
Young Harry Memorial
Seurilie
Eirewmt
Ashes Bishop
Klaus Bena
Fosiudsen
Raphhwad T. W Neet Center
Levern
Renneritt
Kennedy Greensbury Station
Marein Williams
Lexington Mom Welraven
Tittle River
Aten Madi Fa Ringe Pracetan
Wealeart Pewad Bon Smith Op
Earkier
Riffalee
CU Knowles Sharon
White Plains
Gary Augesta
Augusta
Tohna Tietuner
Wilton Sesame
Broadway
Spence Asbury
Barrett
Froland St Inte
Vann Culverton
Dimon Dearing
England Devereaux
IC Gatting” Hancock
Ciracewood
Reed Grave
Arthur Maness
Harlem AW
Lon Dierhabah
Branham Mayfield
Biall Wenrena
Huark
Norwood
Fowler
Sparta
Robinson Thomson
Stanbun
Thorson
Warran
Emory Frofewwr
Fane College
Campbell Woadiawe
Festival Ball Attendance Across Elbert and Habersham Circuits
The report lists churches and districts including Dalton, Elbert, Habersham, and surrounding areas preparing for Harvest Festival events. Presiding elders and supply pastors are noted for churches from Clarkesville to Rome, with multiple circuits and affiliations noted in preparations and arrangements.
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Dalton
Daltum Istret
Tadhetter
Elit
Adairsville
Culteun
Staten
Tipham Caitein Chait
Flindstey Cartersuilie Tou
Tegan
L” Rutland
Chickamauza
Cuppper
Hemmond
Dalton Hamilton Street
Speer
Emervon Mot
Smith
Eton Oa Cliett Supply
Fairmount
Goter Amestan
Lansburn
LaFayette
Rock Springs
Atlanta Council Opposes Street Paving Charter Change
Atlanta council sharply attacks a state charter amendment on street paving urging voters to reject the measure in the December 1, 1915 election. Alderman Thomson led a resolution criticizing Fulton County representatives who backed the paving provision and called for restoring the original city attorney draft to keep paving decisions with the people and city.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Council
Fulton
Iegislatme
Thomson
Bim
Tus Counell
X Fullroad
Peeler Held for Jury on Charge of Larceny
J Peeler the young man arrested Saturday night on larceny from a special train at the union depot was held to the grand jury with bond set at 290 dollars in police court Monday afternoon Rey L Browder identified the stolen suitcase as his explaining he lost two cents He said Peeler took the bag to the Henderson hotel while Browder rode a special train from Caleden to Rome for the North Georgia Methodist conference.
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J . Peeler
Union Depot
Rey L. W Browder
Peeler
Henderson Hotel
Caleden
Rome
North Georgia
Missing Atlanta Man Found in Montgomery Alabama
Atlanta detectives report Biffles, a 21 year old man missing from 21 West Peachtree Street, has been located in Montgomery Alabama. Police intend to arrange his return to Atlanta at the request of his wife who is gravely concerned.
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Atlanta
JS. Biffles
West
Peachtree Street
Montgomery
Ala
Biffles
Big Wife
1000 Birds Entered In Columbus Show
Columbus newspaper reports the fourth annual poultry show under the Columbus Poultry association began with over 200 birds on display along with the Dlove Pigeon show. Civic Improvement Week activities include Georgia Products Day, a large parade, and booster campaigns. Entries span Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, North Carolina, Tennessee, South Carolina, Virginia. Florence Medley presides, with Siam Wright as vice president and Charles T Cornman as judge of the chicken show. Edmund Ulrich to judge pigeons.
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Columbus
Columbus Poultry Association
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Kowny Mens Business Club
Wether
Poultrs
Ehaw
Attractive New Drug Store Opens Today in Atlanta
Atlanta welcomes two new drug stores this morning with CH Cone’s Peachtree Street outlet at 61 Peachtree Street opening at 10 o clock. The store features terra cotta exterior, bright skylight interior, a white glass soda fountain, a grand two stairway, abundant show cages, and a light protected prescription department. The basement houses ice and dainties production with modern refrigerators. Cone plans frequent messenger deliveries every thirty minutes and has contracted for Judge Candlers 125 Jersey cows to supply dairy output.
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Atlanta
South
CH Cone
Drugelst
Peachtree
Peachtree Street
Cone
Atore
Judge Candlers
Jersey
Don Kennedy Show To Entertain 100 Employees Friday
The Don Kennedy show management will entertain 100 employees at a dinner to be held at Anstey Friday night. The event honors staff from the past season and will cap the year with their Atlanta appearance before winter quarters begin.
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Don T Kennedy
Anstey
Atlanta
Maid of Honor Robbed by Pickpocket in Atlanta
Jonesboro maid of honor Misa Wranfred White, arriving for Harvest Festival, was robbed Monday in Terminal Station Atlanta after a brief phone call. A stranger opened the telephone booth door, then vanished. A $5 bill was missing from her purse.
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Maid OF Honor
Jonesboros
Misa Wranfred White
Atlanta
Charles J. Haden
Ansley Hotel
Atlanta Bids to Host Rotary Biennial Meeting in 1917
Atlanta convention officials push to bring the 1917 Rotary International biennial to the city. Five Georgia clubs Savannah Macon Augusta Rome and Atlanta have endorsed the bid. Atlanta expects Southern cities with similar clubs to follow and plans a strong showing at New Orleans when Rotary clubs gather.
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Atlanta
Wacon Midh
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
South
New
Orleine
Judge Denies Bond for Alleged Slayer
Cordele November 15 bond hearing denied for dB Warren confined in Wilcox county jail with brother Clark Warren and nephew Charles Clements. All charged with the murder of Mr. Clare Warren near Seyi on October 6. Commitments set after October 29 hearings awaiting grand jury meeting. decision delivered today by Judge George after last week’s proceedings.
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Cordele
Db Warren
Wilcox County
Clark Warren
Charles Clements
Clare Warren
Seyi
George
Te ‘Grand Jurv
Tudge George
Seaboard merger ratified by stockholders in Petersburg
Stockholders of the Seaboard Air Line railway representing 489,519 shares ratified agreement to merge their road with the Corona Atlantic and Western Railway. The consolidation will assume $700,260,008 in mortgage bonds. The plan also covers the issuance of bonds as part of the merger and includes the Carolina, Atlantic and Wert e line in the consolidation.
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Petersburg
Seaboard Air Line
Corona Atlantic and Western
Mortsage
Consolidated Company
Carolina, Atlantic and Werte
A Baby’s Birthday Celebration Prompting Careful Birth
A Baby's coming is anticipated with joy and great care is urged to ensure a happy birth. Mother's Friend, sold by all druggists, is described as valuable for easing delivery, making the mother comfortable, and helping the baby be strong and vigorous. Each bottle includes definite instructions.
Prudence of the Parson age is a sweet tale by Riley
A short reminiscence of Prudence of the Parson, a youthful, fresh fable by James Whitcomb Riley, with gentle rural charm and cherry blossom imagery.
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Prudence
James Whitcomb
Riley
Stockholm merger ratifies acquisition of Corona Atlantic and Western
The deal ratifies the Corona Atlantic and Western purchase adding 331 miles to the Sea board Air Line system. The network extends the line up to Charleston and Savannah as part of ongoing road expansion and construction plans.
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Corona Atlantic and Western
Seaboard Air Line
Charleston
Savannah
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Charles P. McClelland
Aragon Hotel
Dr. Dickey
Emory College
First Church
R. C. Cleckler
St. John’s
Ponder
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Dixon Barnesville
Ivey
King Latrange
Latrange
Allen
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Birst
Jana
Unity
EB Fuller
Dee Supply
Frankly
Rosie Grantville
Lone Oak
Creenvilin
Doonity
Ural
Watkins Primrose Revit
Sparberey Supply
Turin
Davis” Roopville
A. Woodrutt
Lrw Tn
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Whitesburg
Amack Canton
Qathan Canning
Hamilton Dananille
BC Odum Clark Ar
Douglasville
Atkinson Douglasville
Dunwoedy
Bailey Tian
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Sullivan
Syoodstool
Aay
Gaines Your
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Harris Qillege J A
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Joune Harris
QC Reinhardt College & T Hind Prat
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Oxford District
BOF
Fraser Presiding
Baldwin
Talley _Clinton
Sewell Convers
Conyers
Lucian Raper Coyington and Mills
Rendall Jr
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Eli Supply
Dekalp
Tatatan
Cantrell Hay
Ites
Dithona
Cantineha
Monefeld
Fawkes Milletneville
Mellon
Julius voGath
The
Bakes
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Hirl Buchanan
Bremen
Veatch Carruliton
Pierce Corrulioa
Woo
McMullen
Cave Springs
Lirad
Cedartown
Finnnicutt
Efrcult
Meanderson
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
House
Rotary Meeting
Seaboard
Brooklyn Citizer
Prudenc
Ethel Hueston
Bobbs-Memil Co
Regal Shoe Store
Key West
AMD
Cuba
Fourth National
Department For Ladies
Fourth National Bank
Stockhol
Carlton's
Alfred Benjamin
Medum
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Whitehall St
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Bell Telephone
Dager
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