Khorassans Welcome Imperial Prince Rice in Atlanta
Atl onty members of the Dramatic Order of the Knights of Khorassan host Imperial Prince Charles E. Rice of Buffalo N Y who will arrive this afternoon from Charlotte where he attended a mammoth meeting. The 790 strong Jocel Khorassans plan an informed reception at 730 tonight at the Ansley hotel as telegrams confirmed Rice’s Atlanta visit from Charlotte to George Eubanks and W Tom Winn.
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Atl Onty
Order of the Knights of Khorassan
Charles E. Rice
Buffalo
Charlotte
Atlanta
Ansley Hotel
Imperial Prince Rice
George & Eubanks
Imperial Kasha
W. Tom Winn
Imperial Palace
Nominations Close for Queen of Ball at Atlanta Carnival
Nominations closed Thursday for contestants in the Hog and Hominy carnival queen contest to be held December 3, under the Atlanta Ad Men’s club and Georgia Corn show auspices. Twelve Atlanta girls entered, ballot votes via invitations at Cone Drug Store. Crowning, then a large December 7 street pageant with floats, school and fraternal groups, and a 2500-pound Hereford bull demonstration announced by James F. Anderson of Marietta.
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Atlanta
Ad Men's Club
Georgia Corn Show
Chamber of Commerce
Misses Wyckiff Wurm
Mary Murphy
Alend Fielder
Adrienne Buttey
Mary Rice
Lawson Hines
Louise Parker
Dary King
Hattie Broyles
Ante Patterson
Mamie Kirkpatrick
Mal Horlie
Queen
Act A
Cone Drug Store
Whitehall Street
Cone's Drug Store
Atlanta Artillery
The
Old Guard
11Th Regiment
Georgia Military Academy Band
Boy Scouts
Atlanta Uniformed Drum Corps
Yardus
James F. Anderson
Marietta
Georgia
New Promotion for Southern Railway Agent Harry J New
Harry J New traveling passenger agent of the Southern railway is warmly congratulated by friends on his promotion to district passenger agentship of the Green and Crescent coast line of the Southern.
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Harry J. New
Southern Railway
Southern
Winter Garden Opens in Atlanta Club With Night of Entertainment
Atlanta unveils the Winter Garden at the Forsyth building eighth floor, modeling after New York’s Hollis Bergere. Running daily from 4 PM to midnight, the program tonight features Edson R. Browne performing his song Good-bye to Cotton-Peeting Days plus vaudeville acts.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Club
Forsyth
New York
Edson R. Browne
2 ‘Northern Music House
Homes Provided for Corn Club Boys in Atlanta
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce urges residents to house corn club boys for the Georgia Corn Show from December 1 to 4. Walter G. Cooper asks prompt responses, listing numerous provided homes and addresses across the city and surrounding areas to accommodate the visitors.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Corn Club
Georgia
Walter G. Cooper
Chamber
GH. Yancey
Pigdmont Avenue
J. A. Wise
Stewart Avenue
John WR. Walls
North Avenue
Aira
HM. Stanley
College Avenus
Decatur
W. M. Beatt
JL Grant Street
Hagers
Gby
West Penchkes Street
A. Rauschenberg
McLendon Street
Inman Park
H.C. Peoples
Piedmont Avenue
le A. Niven
Belle Morris
Dekalb Avenue
J. J. Mollaty
Oak Streat
A. McCord
Leoh Avena
B.C. Kents
Piedmont Avena
George W. Harrison
Hanahan
West Forth Street
R.a. Cordon
North Jackson Street
M. J.arward
Highland Avenue
H. FL Dobha
Gordon Street
W. C. Duckett
Pryor Street
WN. Emerson
West North Avenue
J. WW. Figlder
Peachtres Street
Mim W. W. Foote
Weat
Peachtree Strant
Georges W. Forrester
A. WW
Giles
J. J. Green
Joseph W. Hi
W. Lindsey Hopkins
J. Hy Leach
Orme
Peachtree Street
J. JW. Dundleton
Pied
Mont Avenue
Sheffield
Amab Street
Jack Shropshire
Linc Avenue
Burgeck Smyth
Lucile
Preaton
Arkwright
Druid
Sinclair Avenue
Milledge
Jackson Forest
Bunchires Streat
Soult Avenue
Georgia Declares Tuberculosis Day by Governor Slaton
Governor John M. Slaton issues a proclamation setting Sunday November 29 as Tuberculosis Day in Georgia. He urges nationwide effort to spread information and unite against the disease, noting it caused many deaths last year and calling on all residents to observe the day to aid eradication.
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John M. Slaten
New Yorks City
Georgia
Wa- Honal “Association
J. John
M. Slaton
Atlanta
John M. Slaton
City to curb diseased cattle dealers in health drive
State veterinary officers began an anti dealer effort after W L Strickland a Decatur street merchant was fined 75 dollars in city court for selling tubercular cattle. He allegedly sold several infected heads to W E Selman at 15 dollars each while claiming they were sound. Dr H G Carnes urged swift action to arrest all infected animal trade to protect urban health.
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W. L. Strickland
Decatur Street
Andy Calhoun
City Criminal Court
H. G. Carnes
Georgia State Veterinary Association
Strickland
W. E. Selman
Carnes
Letton’s Rib Broken Affects Bond Forfeiture Case
Winecoft manager and newly elected police commissioner Jack F Letton faced cancellation of a $200 bond forfeiture in an assault case with his absence from court. Judge Ridley was told Letton was bedridden with broken rib from an altercation with Genosed house detective Harry Sapphire, delaying the proceedings.
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Jack F. Letton
Winecoft
Harry Sapphire
Ridley
Letton
Carefellea
John L. Tyé
Mr. Tetlon
Bahnsen Acts To Shield Georgia Cattle From Disease
Dr W H Burkland, a Georgia cattle inspector, stationed at Atlanta stockyards, monitors cattle flows to prevent foot and mouth disease from spreading from Chicago. The action, urged by State Veterinarian K P Bahnsen, aims to curb any epidemic in Georgia.
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W. H. Burkland
South Georai
Atlanta
Chicago
K. Peter F. Bahnsen
Lyons Slander Case Set for November 25
The trial of J Bernard Lyons editor and general manager of The Atlanta Saturday Night for slander against William Parkhurst a former officeholder is set for November 25. Prosecution led by Jerome Simmons defense by Givens Johnson. The case stems from a recent publication arising from Mr Parkhurst.
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J. Bernard Lyons
Atlanta Saturday Night
William
Parkhurst
Off Geinl
Jerome Simmons
Givens Johnson
Oc & Gerd Shout
Mr. Parkhurst
Farkhursts
Howell Station School Fire Origin Suspected
Officials probe mysterious Wednesday night blaze at Howell Station school as police search for clues. Principal Grace Freeman doubts stove or flue caused the fire, while students crowd into two makeshift rooms in a shanty on Church and Congley streets. The building, once a residence, housed 60 pupils amid board funding strain and rising enrollments.
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Howell Station
Grace Freeman
Church
Congley
Chans
Gener
Cotton Men Optimistic About Local Market
Local cotton dealer expresses optimism as spot cotton prices rise a few points and trading resumes as the New York exchange reopens. Dealers view the slight drop since Monday as temporary unsettled conditions and say Thursday’s activity indicates market adjustment. Local buying runs around 7.5 cents.
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Cotton Exchange
New York City
Grand Jury Probing Bond Fraud Case Buildup
A Grand Jury action underway with suspected new indictments in a bond swindle case. Names of lawyers and officials circle the courthouse and police HQ as authorities prepare to indict alleged ringleaders. Several indictments have already been issued, with more than twenty expected.
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Carlton
Tedder
William M. Smith
William J. Burns
Harry Latham
Leo Bank
Ballit
Galioun
Charles Hillyer
Yeurs
Leahy Returns to Railroad Work in Atlanta
W. H. Leahy, veteran rail man in Atlanta, resumes railroad duties after serving as Secretary of the Industrial and Statistical Bureau for the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. He is named traveling passenger agent for the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis and the Western and Atlantic railroads, based in Atlanta. Changes at Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis include Cole Danley moving from Florida to Chattanooga to succeed C. Davis as traveling passenger agent. Davis moves to Jacksonville, to be replaced by Von Dohlen, with Von Pehlen succeeding Davis in Chattanooga.
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W. H. Leahy
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Industrial and Statistical Bureau
Nashville
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Western
Atlantic
Nashville, Chattanooga and
Cole Danley
Florida
Jacksonville
C. Davis
Danley
von Dohlen
von Pehlen
Chattanoogs
Reorganize the Atlanta Chamber Luncheon Honors Georgia Products Day
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce reorganized its House of Representatives at a Thursday luncheon at the Commerce Cafe. G Metl R. Willinson presided, resolutions by Col. Robert J. Lowry praised the City Federation of Women's Clubs under Mrs. Samuel Lumpkin and Habersham chapter led by Mrs. William Lawson Peel for Georgia Products day efforts.
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House of Representatives
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Commerce Cafe
G Metl R. Willinson
Chamber
Robert J. Lowry
Lowry National Bank
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Samuel Lumpkin
Habersham
Db. A. R
William Lawson Peel
Georgia Products
St. Elmo Massengale
Ad Men's Club
Lola
Ad Men’s Club
G. Hastings
State Capitol
Walter G. Cooper
Hachman
Meil R. Wilkinson
H.G. Hastings
Dr._ HB
Stockbridge
W. H. Stentz
T. BE. Bodenhamer
Kendall Walaiger
Lee Asbcratt
A. J. W. A. Wimbish
Hicks
Lynn Fort
Thomas Hegieston
W. J. Davis
W. H. White, Jr
W. G.' Coop
Haynes McFadden
Thomas D. Meador
Robert J. Inwry
St. Eling
Flim-Flam Game Defrauds Grocers on Josephine Street
A white man posed as C P Bedingfield and ordered 310 in groceries by phone to be sent to 98 Josephine Street. He asked the delivery boy to bring the change for a 20 bill. Bedingfield’s wife denied any purchase and no one else was at the residence.
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C. P. Bedingfield
Josephine Street
Ware & Rogers, Grocers
Gstoceries
Bedingfield
Open Game Season Begins Across State
Hunters start the open game season with favorable reports of abundant game. Atlanta parties formed Thursday to begin an early day of hunting under sun and mild weather.
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Atlanta
Sun
Two Injured When Auto Turns Turtle Near Atlanta
An automobile overturn on Thursday afternoon near Fair Oaks, two miles from Marietta, left W G Patterson of Marble Hill, Georgia and Miss Pearl Parker of Jasper badly hurt. Patterson was taken to a sanitarium under Dr C T Nolan care. Parker suffered head cuts and was taken to Marietta. Ben Hardin narrowly escaped injury. Gatet Parker and Harbin were also transported to Marietta for medical attention.
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Atlanta
Fair Oaks
Marietta
W.G. Patterson
Marble Hil
Ceiling Collapse Endangers Sleuths at Station House
A large plaster fall at the detective headquarters during Thursday afternoon narrowly missed injuring three detectives, Patrick, Kirk, and Gorman, who were at desks beyond the debris. The ceiling, newly installed for 450 dollars after prior storm damage, collapsed amid ongoing tracing of crews.
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Station House
Patricl
Kirk
Gorman
Captain Brumby Buried in Georgia Pine Coffin
Captain John Wallis Brumby was buried in Oconee cemetery at Athens Georgia in a coffin crafted from Georgia pine with Confederate colors draped on the casket. The funeral at his home was attended by several hundred people following his repeated request.
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Athens
John Wallis Brumby
Oconee
Georgia
Boy Held on Murder Charge by Recorder Johnson
Recorder Johnson Thursday morning bound Lester Frasier a colored boy of 17 years to the murder charge of Roy Turner a companion. In a fight on October 27 Turner's spinal cord was severed by a knife thrust. Turner died the next day.
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Recorder Johnson
Lester Frasier
Roy Turner
Turner
Urner
Joyce Joins Atlanta Publicity Firm
Arthur St George Joyce a Philly newspaper man and publicity expert resigns as financial editor of The Philadelphia Edgar to join the publicity department of Lewis Seabrook Company in Atlanta. He arrives this week and is already at work. Joyce has been assistant city editor and staff writer for The Philadelphia North American and other eastern papers. He and Mrs Jones are delighted with Atlanta and plan to make the South their permanent home.
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Arthur St. George Joyce
Philadelphia
Haa
Edgar
Levwis-Seabrook ‘Company
Atlanta
Joyce
Jones
South
Lecture and Movies For Ad Men Tonight At Atlanta Theater
The Atlanta Ad Men and guests are invited to an 8 15 PM entertainment featuring a lecture by H A Lane of the San Francisco exposition and moving pictures of the exposition. Tickets available from any ad men member or St Elmo Massengale.
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Atlanta Theater
Calfornia
H. A. Lane
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