New Members Secured On First Day In Atlanta Campaign
The Atlanta business community drives a two regiment canvass to enroll 194 new members this week. On day one total memberships reached 229 with 52 from General Winship’s teams and 70 from the business men committee. Governor Slaton joined as a new member, while chairs and officers praise progress toward the 100 new members target.
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Slere
Searchich
Harrison Jones
George Winstlp Frne
George Bonnell
Il’ Clarkson Cranklin Chalmers
Montgomery Jr
Treorge Peck
Wr Winships
Clare Lord
Ty Graves
Crenshaw
Grice
I Orr
Aman Mo Inmin
Wilet
Newell A
Fins Fc
Alston
Marion Mo Jackson JR
Black
Nsw
Wovernor Slaton
J M Inman
Ist d
Buaten
Ciane
Atlanta
Financial Indy
Vanti T
Atlanta Banks to Aid Cotton Pool Subscriptions
The Atlanta and southern banks agreed via telegraph to back the cotton pool by purchasing up to two hundred thousand of Class 4 subscriptions from northern banks if required. Officials including Ottley of the Fourth National Bank and other local banks assured Mr Hard that they would provide support to sustain the pool plan, despite debarments from subscribing to certain Class certificates.
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Atlanta
Ctton Belt
Federal Reserve Board
Witham
Vilania
Ko Ottley
Harding
Mr Hard
Fulton
Case of Ed Montford rests in jury's hands
In a packed courtroom jurors began deliberations on the charge that Ed Montford killed Herschel Beacham. State attorney JS Adams gave a six hour closing argument, exhaustively renewing the case. Judge Larsen ended the eighth day of the trial with no estimate on when verdicts will be returned. Public opinion remains uncertain.
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ED Montford
Srvera
Herschel Beacham
Odgek Tail
JS Adams
Larsen
Little Polish Girl Hopes Night School Education
A nine year old Polish girl named Rozinin, living at 10 Decatur Street, sought night schooling after reporting poverty preventing day school attendance. She carried two small red books and described helping her mother at home to assist with family finances. Officers were told she wished to study at EBoys High School then Girls High School.
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Zinta Vodlekaa
Jefe Hur
Eboys High School
Himi Taan
Wye Girls High School
Polia
Rozinin
Decatur Street
Heads of Chamber Committees to Meet at Luncheon
The House of Representatives will meet at a luncheon at the commerce center at 12:30 today. The body includes fifty chairmen of working chamber committees, the president, board of directors, and chamber officers. The Ad Men’s Cuby committee will arrange the Hog and Home Carnival to be held here in conjunction with the Georgia Cor Show on December 3.
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House of Representatives
Commerce Cate
Dr William Mangum Dies at Sanitarium in Rome Georgia
Dr William Mangum a practicing physician of Rome Georgia died Wednesday at a private sanitarium. The body was moved to Pittsburg chapel for funeral arrangements. He studied at Media College in 1893 and was a member of the PIk lodge. He is survived by his widow two daughters Elizabeth Mangum and Anny Wall, two stepdaughters Martha Tong and Suck Tong, and one stepson H D Lon.
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William Wishtman Wingun
Gelwck
Pittersor
Mangum
Rome
Itlata Media College
Pik
Eufouli
Viex Anny Wall
Elizabeth Mangum
Martha Miss Suck Tong
H D Lon
John E Dantzler Dies After Streetcar Fall
John E Dantzler, of 223 North Th gon Whowig, was killed Wednesday morning in Atlanta after being injured Tuesday evening while attempting to board a moving street car at Broad and Mitchell streets. Physicians report a fractured skull from the fall. he died without regaining consciousness. Survived by his wife, one son George Dantzler of Atlanta, and a daughter Mrs Ray Cross of Newport.
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John & Llantyier
North
Broad and
Dmitchell Streets
Atlanta Hospital
Warteler
Hewly Company
Wfe
George Dantzler
Atlanta
Ray Cross
Rewport
Rural Credit Legislation Conference Calls Meeting
Washington November 18 Secretary Wretcher of Florida chairs the United States Rural Credit Commission and has called a meeting for December to adjust differences in the rural credit bill before Congress.
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Washington
Aicer
Secretary of the Treasury
Wretcher
Florida
United States Rural Credit Commission
Thal
Congress
Campaign Planned for Bessie Tift and Shorter Colleges
The November session of the Georgia Baptist convention debated funding threats to Shorter College and a potential immediate campaign to support Bessie Tift. Delegates heard this could resolve long standing rivalry between the institutions, with trustees noting reported debt and possible court sale if unresolved.
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Baptist Convention Inctorses
Carrolitania
Besse Tift
Geormin Baptist Convention
Gewle Tift
L F&f Barton
Figoere
Ashley Jones
Augusta
J Moncrief
John E. White
Ho & Jackson
Will of
Anmrad Shorter
Shorter College
Bessie Tift
Gaimexville Lagt
Board of Education
Orphans Home
John M' Green
Home Missions
FH I. Gray
Atlanta
Soldiers' Home Cook Bound Over For Theft
Jim James, a colored cook at the Soldiers' Home, was bound over Tuesday by Recorder Johnson under a $500 bond on a larceny charge. He admitted being caught by detectives while carrying home a large quantity of provisions stolen from the home larder, claiming the meals kept him from fainting and that he often grew weak before reaching the kitchen. The defense argued there could be no fines greater than the home provided, and he faced the chill of the morning as he left for breakfast.
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Jim James
Tolliers
Recorder Johnson
Jim
Carryig
Nepro
Demurrers Filed by Lehon and Tedder
Demurrers to indictments for subornation of perjury were filed by Ban S Lehon and Arthur Theerman in the William Burn southern district. The three men were arraigned on a single count involving a Rev CB Roysdale false affidavit. Hearing was set for Wednesday morning but postponed to Thursday at 9 o clock.
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Yesterdas Mormang
Ban
Lehon Sizarinten le T
William ¢ Burn
Southern Gtrees Ca Iton
Arthur Therman
CB Roysdale
Winburn appeals to Macon council over depot land clause
Macon on November 18 special report shows President WA Winburn of the Central of Georgia Railway and Savannah general counsel T Wayhen Cunningham urging the council to drop the land use clause in the proposed depot contract. The council delayed action for a week amid sharp opposition from the railroad and a lack of consensus. Also noted, Ambassador Herrick is to be relieved and Myron T. Herrick sails November 28 on the Rochambeau.
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Macon
WA Winburn
Central of Georgia Railway
T Wayhen Cunningham
Savannah
Mir ‘Winburs
Comedia
Note From Mother Too Late to Save a Life
In Macon on November 18 a 22 year old girl Usitle Kelly despondent after her mother moved away swallowed sixty grains of mercuric chloride. She died at Waon hospital around 6 PM. The mother’s delaying letter arrived hours after the poison was taken and could not avert the tragedy.
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Macon
Amothers
Kelly
Meccary
Waon Hospital
Oelock
Miss Kelly
Barrytown
Soperton
Mrs Kelly
Anne Hai
Major Frank McGee Burned in Fire at Waycross
Major Frank McGee a respected Waycross resident was seriously burned in a room fire and may not survive. He previously worked for the Central of Georgia in Macon and was widely known across Georgia.
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Frank M’gee
Waycross
Frank Ho VeGee
Flo
McGee
Central of Georgia
Macon
Georgi
Fourteen Moonshiners Found Guilty At Rome
At Rome on November 18 Special Sessions of the Stites district court concluded the November term with fourteen moonshine cases decided. Judge W T Newman presided as nineteen moonshine trials were heard. fourteen were found guilty, one acquitted and one mistrial. Principal case involved Sidney Hurt of Lafayette charged with embezzlement from the First National Bank of Lafayette. postponed to January term due to missing witnesses.
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Rore
Milledgeville observes Georgia Products day feast
Milledgeville marked Georgia Products day with luncheons showcasing state produce. Georgia girls assisted by preparing and serving menus at the campus event, as the domestic science department defended last year’s prize for best balanced Georgia Products menu amid chamber of commerce support.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jonu
Oburk
Don’t Give Up Nowadayes Kidney Pill Promise
A fragmented, ad-like item urges readers to treat kidney weakness with Daan Kidney Pills. It claims deaths from weak kidneys are common and links backache dizziness headaches and urinary issues to kidney trouble. The message promotes relief through the pills and cites global endorsement.
A Case Right Here in Atlanta
Mrs Lissle Fielder of 44 Simpson St Atlanta reported three years of misery with back and hip pain from rednets while sweeping and dusting. Deans Kidney pills soon relieved her and cured her with two boxes.
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Lissle Fielder
Simpson St J
Atlanta
Deans Kidney Filma
Georgia Products Day Observed Across State
The Georgia Products Day celebration drew broad support from state chambers, eric and trade groups, with dinners featuring Dinze goods and speeches urging patronage of home industries and hometown foods. Local events underscored the economic message of buying regional products.
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Georgia
State Chamber of Commerce
Eric
Ifami
Dinze
Mann
Furstve
Tseurg
Amiellect
Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription Promises Female Health Aid
An advertisement extols Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription as a trusted remedy for women through life stages from girlhood to motherhood. It claims to regulate the female system, prevent symptoms like headaches and lassitude, and offers confidential expert advice from Dr Floree Enves ids Hozel Buffalo N.
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Dr Pierces
Floree
Stop Suffering from Asthma with Asthmador Guarantee
An advertisement from Jacobs Pharmacy promises instant relief from asthma with Asthmador or Asthmador Clearettes. It claims a full refund if not satisfied, and notes availability through Jacobs Pharmacy and local druggists nationwide. The copy asserts rapid action within seconds to minutes regardless of attack severity and urges customers to try the remedy with a money-back guarantee.
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Ducoba Pharmacy
Rudolph
Jacobs Pharmacy
de R Schiffmann
Kidney and Bladder Weakness Remedy Ad Seen
A buzzy ad-like item claims symptoms of kidney and bladder trouble include frequent urination headaches and back pains. It promotes Stuart’s Bachu and Tuniner as a remedy to flush kidneys and balance acids, urging readers to drink water and avoid sugar.
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Bachu
Tuniner
Crushed by Engine Fireman Tolbert Dies in Rome
Rome November 18 Special. Newton Tolbert, longtime Rome fire department member, died from injuries sustained when he stepped from a large pumping engine as it moved. Tolbert was among the department’s seasoned responders, and his death follows an accident during routine operations.
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Rome
Newton Tolbert
Tolbert
Tragic Accident at Dixie Spring Bedding Plant
A worker backing a vehicle was run over and died at a local hospital after being removed from the scene. The Dixie Spring Bed and Mattress company fire destroyed the building contents including mattresses machinery and raw cotton. The loss was insured.
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Dixie Spring Bed and Mattress Company
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