Homes Needed for 1 000 Georgia Corn Club Boys
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce issues a three day appeal seeking homes for about 1,000 corn club youths. Governor John M Slaton expresses intent to entertain and host a reception at the executive mansion, while Mrs Slaton and others pledge private hospitality. Local residents voluntarily offer to host two boys each, with initial listings from L B Sanders and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gye
Georgia
Slaton
New York
J Pnil Campbell
Corn Club
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Atlanta
Georgy C Walters
Fidgewood Avenue
Chamber of Commerce
L B Sanders
North Boulevard
Thomas K Glenn
Myrtle Street
Linton C Hopkins
Atlanta Chamber seeks volunteers for corn club visit
More than 490 homes will be needed to host corn club boys visiting this year. Any residents willing to help are asked to notify the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce at Main 7. The notice lists numerous local streets and residents as reference points for the community effort.
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Atlante
Grorgia Corn Club Bossa
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlaptana
Corn Club
East Fifth Street
MM. Raoul
Peachtree Street
Fours
D. Dorsey
Prado
Ansley Park
JL. McCollum
Peachtree Place
R. H. White
Gordon Street
W. A. Parker
North Boulevard
J. J. Spalding
Peachtree Road
Marcellus St Anderson
Battle Hit
Lee Hazan
Ponce de
Davis nominates six U S game wardens in Georgia
Georgia State Game Commissioner Charles L Davis named six men for federal game warden appointments in response to a Falmer letter. The nominees MB McKinnon FR Rossinal Savannah W H Lanier Jr Augusta R W Lamkin Athens R Grier Columbus Jesse W Bates Macon. He may add more names and seeks county police or sheriff help to enforce the game law in counties lacking police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T S Falmer
Biological Laboratory
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Charles L. Davis
MB McKinnon
Brunswick
Rosslenal
Savannah
H Lanier
Augusta
W Lamkin
Athens
Mercer
Davis
Nominse
Mesara
Rossignal
McKinnon
Georgia
Board of County Commissioners
Chatham County
Shelby Smith
Fution Board
Ounty Police
Conley Trial Delayed by Supreme Court Stay
Judge Ben Hill of the criminal branch delayed Conley’s trial on accessory after the fact in the Mary Phagan murder until the supreme court resolves the retrial motion. The dispute pits William M. Smith against Solicitor General Dorsey with Smith seeking an early trial and Hill acting on his own initiative.
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William M. Smith
Jim Conley
Leo Frank
Mary Phagan
Ben Hill
Superior Court
Wold
Supreme Court
Dorsey
Conley
Smith
Georgia
Phalan
Mondy
Hill
Miss Emma Roberts to Speak on Immigrants
Miss Emma Roberts will address the interdenominational Home Mission Society at the First Presbyterian Church this afternoon on "The Immigrant in Our Midst." The meeting is expected to draw broad interest and an invitation is extended to all attendees.
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Emma Roberts
Home Mission S Society
First Presbyterian Church
Printers Interested in Holton Injunction
Georgia printers showed strong interest in a temporary restraining petition filed Monday by Mrs Elien F Knowles against George W Holton. Judge Pendleton signed the order and set a hearing for the permanent injunction next Saturday.
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Georgia
Elien F Knowles
George W Holton
Fermerly
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Holton
Pendletor
Betere
Knowles Holton
Cincinnat
Nashville
Mra Knowles
Howard Printing Company
Knowles
Atlanta Special debuts as Southern rails runs to New York
The Atlanta Special, a new solid Pullman train, begins its first run from Terminal station at 11, offering sleeping cars between Atlanta and New York and an observation car between Atlanta and Greensboro. It also handles Charlotte and Asheville sleepers and serves meals between Atlanta and Washington. The New York and New Orleans Limited also began service, creating four fast through trains to Newark daily with multiple departure times from Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Southern Railways
New
Abensboro
Washington
Newark
New York
New Orleans
Southern Railway
Industrial Train to Carry Atlanta Manufacturers Visit
Promoters plan a Seeing Atlanta Special with 200 or more passengers including Atlanta women. The trip, organized by the chamber of commerce, departs Union Station at 9 AM and returns at 9 PM with a $1 round trip fare. It will visit multiple plants including Atlanta Stove Works and pass through several railroads to tour surrounding manufacturing centers.
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Wet Leahy
Chamber of Commerce
Syafron
Em Ulit
Mdsrat
Atlanta
Allanta
Leah
Inion
Atlanta Stove Works
Atlanta nurse named on examining board
Provernor Slaton yesterday named Miss J M Johnson of Savannah and Miss Leach of Atlanta to places on the seventh state examining board of trained nurses for terms of three years beginning September 23, 1913. Miss Leach takes the place of Mrs Fox Tumnan of Savannah who retires. Mel Johnson is reappointed for an additional term of three years.
Hannemann in Bankruptcy After Livestock Firm Collapse
Julius Hannemann, a leading stockholder in the George May Hannemann company of Bakers on Garnett Street near Whitehall, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court. Earlier creditors lodged an involuntary petition. George Mau had already retired from the firm. Hannemann lists liabilities of 11 251.91 with assets totaling 30 000, largely in stock of the company.
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Hannemann
Julius Hannemann
George May-Hannemann Company
Bakers
Garnett Street
Nea Whitehall
Fred Beers
Federal Court
Bankruptcy Department
The
Federal Curt
George Mau- Hannemann Company
George Mau
George Mauvamnemann Company
Pastors Endorse Work of Presiding Elder Lovejoy
At a regular meeting of Atlanta Methodist preachers on Monday morning, resolutions were adopted endorsing the work of Presiding Elder P Lovejoy and urging his return to this district by the forthcoming conference. The testimonial was drawn up by the group.
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Methodist Preachers of
Atlanta
P Lovejoy
Local Resolution Endorses Dr Lovejoy Amid Paraphrased Remarks
A terse record notes a resolution endorsing Dr Lovejoy, with mentions of Revs Charles 0 Jones S K R Belk Prank Hudson V Weathers A M Hughlett and H M DuBose. The text recalls his activity among the group and hints at frequent visits in and out during discussions.
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Charles 0. Jones
S K R. Belk
Hudson
V. Weathers
A. M Hughlett
H. M DuBose
Dr. Lovejoy
Atlanta Methodist Leader Praised for Mission Work and Unity
A tribute lauds the five brothers for zeal in advancing Atlanta Methodism, especially in missions and church extension. It notes his steadfast stance in interdenominational and social efforts and his brave participation in church affairs.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Methodism Advancing Under Wise Leadership
A fragmented line from a historical report notes harmony among churches and preachers and praises the Atlanta Methodist movement for substantial progress over the past two years and strong potential for future achievement under tactful readership and leadership.
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Atlanta Methodism
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Wendy
Tiat le
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Aragon
A. M. Robinson Co
North Pryor St
Atlanta, Ga
U.S
Miss Roberts
Holton Injunction
McElwain
MsiubranSia Et Ent Rite
H. McElwain Company
Triadé
Mammy
Chisago
France
Dar
Poe
Georgia Products
Old Georgia
the Southern Engraving Co
Henry W. Grady
Atlanta, Georgia
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