New Members Boost Atlanta Young Men's Campaign Effort
On day one the Young Men's Christian Association in Atlanta reports 228 new memberships toward a goal of 430 for the week. Committees led by George Bonnell and General Harrison plans to recruit across two regiments, with notable business leaders subscribing for employees and contributing to the self supporting effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs Mens
Atlanta
Irtaus Reams
Harrison
Ares
Geral George Winship
Hunard Wednisdas
George Bonnell
Clankson Lianklin Chalmers
Tt Montgomery
Treorke Peck
Mr Winship Urection
Graves
Crenshaw
Bethan
Willet
Newall
Sos Titas Roc Alston
Mariun
Jackson
Bax
Associaton
Ude
Slaton
Associatan 5
FM Inman
Amon
Wer
Fremost
Atlanta Banks Back Northern Class 4 Subscriptions
Telegraphed assurances from Atlanta bank leaders and W P G Heard to President Harding confirmed that Atlanta banks would purchase up to 200000 of Class 4 subscriptions from northern banks if needed. Officials T K Ottley and other executives communicated that local banks had already subscribed their share of 880000 in Class B subscriptions, ensuring the Wade root plan support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W Op G Hardtt
Federal Reserve
Washington
S.wyow
Wii
Rftlanti
T K Ottley
Fourth National Tank
Harding
Heard
Amerfein
Fulton
Case of Ed Montford rests in jury's hands
The trial against Ed Montford over the killing of Herchel Beacham concluded the eighth day as JFS Adams for the state delivered a closing argument. The jury began deliberations after a jury instruction from Judge Larsen, with public opinion unsure when a verdict will be returned.
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ED Montford
D bin Ua
Epecia
Chug
Wlth
Kuing Herchel Beacham
Jfs Adams
Dorsia Tours
Terry
Judezo Larsen
Night school hunt by Polish girl ends with police call
A nine year old Polish girl tried to find night classes, carrying two small red books. She wandered from Vinia Vedicksa home to Boys high school then Girla high school, prompting police involvement. She claimed to be a Utte Posh girl living on Dechtur street and that her parents were poor, needing her help at home.
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Tovinia Vedicksa
Girla High School
Roainit
al. Dechtur Street
Heads of Committees of Chamber Meet at Luncheon
The House of Representatives will meet at a luncheon at the Commerce Club at 12:30 today. The group includes the chairmen of the chamber's working committees and officers. The Ad Men’s clubs committee outlines arrangements for the How and Hominy carnival tied to the Georgia Corn show onDecember 4 and 5.
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House of Representatives
Commerce
Cate
Rfty
Ad Mens Clubs Committee
Dr William Mangum Dies at Sanitarium in Rome Ga
Dr William Mangum a physician of Rome Georgia and former Atlanta physician died at a sanitarium at one o clock Wednesday. His remains were moved to Patterson for funeral arrangements. He was a graduate of Atlanta Medical College class of 1870 and a member of the Burials Alaieie. He is survived by his widow two daughters Miss Annie Will and Elizabeth Mangum and two sons Miss Martha and Miss Tick Lung land and one step, H D Lon.
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William Wightman Waongum
Santinum
Oelock
Iter Nuon
Patterson # el
Mangum
Rome
Afluta Vwedhers College
Burauls
Anni Will
Ise
Elizabeth Wargum Ty Stey
Miss Martha
Miss Tick Lung Land
H D Lon
John E Dantzler Dies In Streetcar Accident
John E Dantzler 34 of Atlanta died in hospital after being injured Tuesday while boarding a moving streetcar at Broad and Mitchell. He suffered a fractured skull and never regained consciousness. Survived by wife, son George Dantzler of Atlanta, and daughter Mrs Ray Gross of Kewpert.
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Tahn E Dantzler
North
Broad and
Mitchell Streets
Atlanta Hospital
Dantzier
Ole
Efe
George Dantzler
Atlanta
Wires Ray Gross
Kewpert
Rural Credit Legislation Conference at Washington
Washington governor meets with the secretary of the treasury and Secretary Fletcher of Florida. The United States Rural Credit Commission plans a December meeting to resolve differences and push rural credit legislation before Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Fletcher
Florida
United States Rural Credit
Commision
Congress
Campaign Planned For Bessie Tift At Georgia Baptist Meet
At Carrollton on November 14 the Georgia Baptist convention debated Bessie Tift and Shorter colleges. A move urged raising 100000 for immediate relief, with the aim of keeping the college solvent. Trustees questioned feasibility amid financial stringency, while others defended the institution’s values and pledged support. A new committee will draft changes to the board of education constitution, to be reported at the next convention.
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Carrollton
Specalj
Bessie Tift
Georgia Baptist Convention
Hessie Tift
Bartona
Ashley Jones
Augusta
Ad Moncrief
Bord of Trustees
John F White
HS Jackson
Alfred Shorter
Shorter College
Vanhouse
Els
Phate
Jong
Gaines AM
Convtition
Board of
Eduucation
Orphans Home
John M Green
Bo Gray
Atlanta
Soldiers Home Cook Bound Over for Theft
Jim James, a cook at the Soldiers Home, was bound over on a larceny charge after detectives caught him carving and stealing a large quantity of provisions from the home. He admitted the theft and claimed illness before work, arguing the home furnished meals that left him hungry.
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Jim James
Solders
Recorder Johnson
Jim
Kilchen
Thermore
Tim
Demurrers Filed by Lehon and Tedder in Indictments
Demurrers to indictments were filed by Lehon and Tedder. The trio, Lehon, Burns, and Tedder, connected with a case tied to Rev OG B Tysdate tale, faced hearings that were postponed from Wednesday to Thursday at 9 o clock.
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Lehon and
Tedder
Viemurrers
Willam
Arthur Thurman
Winburn Appeals to Macon Council Over Depot Land
Winburn of the Central Georgia Railway with T Mayhew Cunningham appeared before the city council to urge striking a clause in the depot land grant that would require land use for railroad purposes only. The council chose to consider the matter further rather than act immediately, while planning to press for the land to the railroad with no strings. Also noting ambassador change Myron T Herrick sails November 28 on the Rochambeau.
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Micon
Lesigent
L Weooa Winburn
Centa of Georgia Railway
T Mayhew Cunningham
Savanneah
Cabiway
Sty Council
Courmal
Hillievert
Ety
Winburn
Bute Counel
Werele
Sharp
Herrick
Paris
Myron T Herrick
William
United States
Rochambeau
Mother’s late note could not save dying daughter
In Macon on November 18 a mother’s letter arrived too late to save Myrtle Kelly a 22 year old despondent daughter who swallowed sixty grains of bichloride of mercury and died at Wacon hospital. She had fled home from Tarrytown months earlier and later asked to return. the note urged forgiveness and homecoming, but arrived after the self inflicted poisoning.
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Macon
Myrtle Kelly
Wacon
Miss Kelly
Land
Tarrytown
Soperton
Mes Kelly
Wis Kelly
Dou
Major Frank Mgee Burned In Home Fire
Major Frank Mgee, a popular Waycross resident, was seriously burned while building a fire in his room. Immediate aid arrived but he remained unconscious. He recently moved to Waycross and had held a respected position with Central Georgia at Viacon, known across Georgia.
Fourteen Moonshiners Found Guilty at Rome
Rome November 15 Special United States district court opened for the November term with large criminal and civil dockets Judge W T Newman presiding. The principal criminal case involved Sidney Hunt of Lafayette charged with embezzling funds of the Nation. Nineteen moonshine cases heard. fourteen found guilty, four not guilty, one mistrial.
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Rome
United States District Court
W. T Newman
Sidney Hunt
Lafayette
Georgia Products Day Celebrated Across the State
The Georgia Products Day observance drew widespread civic and trade group support and eclipsed last year’s record. Dinners featured soils grown foods with speeches by prominent state figures urging patronage of home industries to boost local economies. The celebration underscored the link between local agriculture and economic strength.
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Georgia
State Chamber of Commerce
Homes of Women Wrecked by the Invaders
An old remedy advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a regulator for the female system. It claims benefits for puberty, motherhood, and menopause, urging women to obtain the remedy from medicine sealers or the Specialities hospital in Buffalo for confidential expert advice.
Asthmador Guarantee Ad by Jacobs Pharmacy
An old style ad urges readers to buy Dr Rudolph Schiffman Asthmador or Asthmador Cigarettes at Jacobs Pharmacy with a money back guarantee. It promises instant relief within 10 seconds to 15 minutes and refunds if not pleased, noting availability through local druggists or direct from Dr Schiffmann in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobs Pharmacy
Rudolph Schiffman
Ron
Jacobs Pharma
R Schiffmann
St Paul Minn
Milledgeville Feasts On Georgia Products
Milledgeville’s Georgia Products event drew over 600 Georgia girls to the Normal and Industrial College for a luncheon and supper. The menu was prepared and served by the students, showcasing a Georgia produced meal judged by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce for last year’s balanced menu award.
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Milledgeville
Georgia
Mlledgeville Gap
Georgia Normal and Industrial
Seelea
Greorgia Chamber of Commerce
Don t Give Up Bouey Star Story About Kidney Health
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss kidney weakness and health tips. Mentions census trends and overwork, with scattered phrases about pills and remedies. Unclear names and dates. no coherent event or quotation standards.
A Case Right Here in Atlanta Mrs Ligale Fielfier 344 simmseon at Atlanta says For nearly three years £ owas im imisery with midness my back ache
Mrs Ligale Fielfier of Atlanta reports long standing back pain and hip ache eased by Deans Kidney Pills after sweeping and dusting tasks left her unable to bend or stand. Two boxes reportedly cured her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligale Fielfier
Atlanta
Kidney and Bladder Health Remedy Ad Claim
An old patent medicine advertisement touts Stuart’s Buchu and Juniper as a cure for kidney and bladder weakness. It warns of symptoms like backache, frequent urination, yellow skin, and sleeplessness and urges readers to drink water and avoid sugar. The copy promotes the product as a generations old remedy to flush kidneys and neutralize urine acids.
Rome Fireman Talbert Dies After Accident
Rome on November 1 Special report records the death of Talbert, one of the oldest members of the Rome fire department, from injuries sustained when he was crushed by a fire engine. He died yesterday after being struck while stepping from the pump wagon as the engine moved.
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Rome
Talbert
Sig
Local tragedy after chair collapse at workplace fire
A worker died at a local hospital after his chair collapsed beneath him and he was removed to the hospital. A fire at Drie Spring Bed and Mattress involved unknown origin, destroying the building's contents including mattresses and machinery. The boss was insured.
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Willington Puy
New
Oune Wens
Christian Assocation
William Mangum
Sanitarium
John E. Dantzler
Baptist Convention Inctorses
la Vallieres
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Owara
Macon Council
Frank Mgee
Doan
Foster Miburn Co
Vassar
Cloud Stanford
Third National Bank
Fromgam
Rra Hawkins
Tos A Woierd
John W Gay
J . Goddard
Vine Pres
Thos Cerve Canhier Moyers Atat. Cashier
Bergstrow
Canhier Samlas
Ave Cashier
Hansel
Eiseman Bros. Inc
Georgia Railway & Power Company
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