Local contractor touts Sylax benefits in Atlanta
Mo rg J D Stephens a city contractor at 66 Fraser Street testifies to Sylax improving his appetite and health after one bottle. Payne of Coursey and Munn drug store notes widespread use in Atlanta and confirms Sylax relieves stomach trouble. distributorship at Marietta and Broad streets. Sylax ships after payment of $1 for single or $2 for three, Sylax Oil 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morg J.D. Stephens
Lving
Fraser Street
Sylex
Atlanta
Sylax
Tust
Mr. Payne
Coursey & Munn
Marietta
Atlante
Payne
Apportionment Sheet Adopted By Council After Debate
The October apportionment sheet from the finance committee was adopted by the city council without debate or dissent. Deficit of 177000 unseen but funds redirected to schools sewers and streets. Minor changes include 92000 for paving Mitchell street and 32900 transferred to departments. Large appropriation 14000 for schools part of 47000 teacher salary savings.
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Farlinger
Mitchell Street
Whitehall Street
Council
Connally
Guy I. Tabler
Carnegie Library
Seventh Ward
George P. Dickerson
Jesse Armistead
Girls’ High School
Ieehook
Liberal Appropriations Council
Gutsiders
Nesro Odd Fellows
Johnson
Police Committee
Six dairymen of Macon threatened with suit
A half dozen dairymen of Macon Georgia were summoned to Atlanta and warned by State Veterinarian Poter F Bahnaen that they would face prosecution if they continue selling milk with a high bacterial count. The notice followed a prior letter to Central City dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Atlanta
Poter F. Bahnaen
Central City
Fire at Brooke & Co Grain Warehouse Causes Damage
Spontaneous combustion is blamed for a blaze at Brooke & Co grain warehouse behind 21% Marietti Street at 3 45 am Monday. About 2000 bales of hay burned. loss about 10000 dollars, insured. Engineer A B Rogers of fire station No 3 injured by a bursting hose. Patrolman Russell reported the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke & Co
Marietti Street
A. B. Rogers
Clayton and Party Return From A Camp
Captain Robert M. Clayton, longtime chief of construction of Atlanta, returned with his party yesterday from a two month camping trip in North Carolina. The group included three nieces and several guests, spending time in Murphy Nantahala Waynesville and Asheville. Clayton called the summer outing healthful and said it leaves him looking years younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ‘M. Clayton
Alanta
North Carolina
Dra
L. Moore
Marks
Allerside Clayton
Moore
Glarisse Reen
Florida
Alica Clayton
Dunbar Qeden
Murphy
Nantahala
Waynesville
Asheville
Clayton
Baldwin Piano Co Corrects Wesleyan Pianos Attribution
A Baldwin Piano Company letter to the Constitution corrects a misnamed piano sold to Wesleyan Female College in Macon Georgia. The company clarifies the instruments were Ellington Pianos by Baldwin and requests a correction in the published piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Female College
Macon
Atlanta
Baldwin Piano Company
Cincinnati
Baldwin Peano Co
TSW
C. Welles
Mer
Glazier Sentence Reduced After Mother's Plea
Moved by his mother's plea for mercy, J P Glazier, 20, received a small fine of 5.75 dollars after being charged with mistreating his mother and sister at their Sampson street home. Recorder Johnson noted the mother's appeal influenced the leniency, stating drink may have caused the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glozier
Recorder Johnson
J. P. Glozier
Sampson’ Street
Tudge Johnson
Street Car Company Wins Council Decision On Paving Plan
City council debate over Gordon street paving and a cement grout base for street car tracks ended in 11 to 12 vote after amendments. An effort to form a five member committee to meet with Georgia Railway and Power officials failed, while an amended ordinance placed oversight under the chief of construction.
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Eeer
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Gordon Street
Holderness
Lee Street
Grant Street
Seawright
Kelley
Armistead
McDonald
Madnex
Alverson
Renfroe
Knight
McCord
Farlinger
Wood
Johnson
Dallas
White
Reynolds
Inman
Dennis
Peacock
Freeman
Tento
Thomson
Dunlap
Hall
Ashley, Johnson
Ponds de Leon
Ponce de Eon
Elelt
Gordon
Ardhbanes
Tto
High Court Urged to Overrule Fite in Recent Decision
The Georgia Supreme Court was urged to overturn Judge W A Fite of the Cherokee circuit who jailed Murray county commissioners for contempt after they advertised a special tax levy for a new courthouse at Chatsworth. Attorneys for the imprisoned officials argued the decision wrongly restricted courthouse funding actions. The high court previously reversed Fite on jurisdiction, ruling the courthouse project fell outside his authority.
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High Court
Fite
Supreme Court
W. A. Fite
Cherokee Circuit
Murray County
John I. Tye
Walter McHireath
Atlanta
3 F
Chataworth
Jjudge Fite
Iite
Ite
Daughters of America Convenes in Atlanta Today
The Daughters of America auxiliary of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics opens its national convention in the Ansley hotel assembly hall at 9 AM. About 400 delegates, including 100 men, attend. Gov Harris and Mayor Woodward speak. Mrs. Clara A. Dick replies. Sessions discuss education reform and the Smith Burnett bill. Maude A. Gilbert leads Georgia. Activities include a class initiation, banquet, prison tour, and an automobile trip to close.
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The
Daughters of America
Order of United Order American Mechanics
Assembly Hall
Ansley Hotel
Harris
Woodward
Atlanta
Georgia
Clara A. Dick
Shelby
Ohio
Marguerite White
Maude A. Gilbert
North Atlanta Council
Federal Prison
Western Union Restores Lines Amid Heavy Rains
The Western Union Telegraph Company reports progress in restoring New Orleans wires after heavy rains delay service. At Monday opening, several wires were available but efficiency remained below normal due to high winds and continued rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Sta Uues
New Orleans
Council Orders Stop To Ambulance Chasing Incident
An ordinance passed to curb ambulance chasing at Grady Hospital. It bans lingering for case leads after accidents and bars hospital staff from sharing accident information with lawyers. An exception allows a patient to contact an attorney if they choose.
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Dunlap
Grady Hospital
Three Men Are Fined After Street Scrap Near Decatur and Boulevard
James Z. Clark Claude Hayes and W F Hughes were fined 25 dollars each plus costs after a free for all cutting scrap near the corner of Decatur Street on Boulevard Avenue Saturday night. Recorder Johnson ordered thirty days in the city stockade, sentence pronounced Monday afternoon in police court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Z. Clark
Claude Hayes
W. F. Hughes
Decatur Street
Boulevard Avenue
Recorder Johnson
Arguments in Fifth Circuit crematory case before Judge Newman
The Fifth Circuit heard arguments in a crematory case before Judge Newman in the federal building. A new grand jury was empaneled and the court altered its morning start to 10 20. Cases argued included Webb v Norman and others from Riverside Fertilizer and Jones disputes. The crematory matter concerns master’s report on the Destructor Company with a lengthy city bill of exception. The hearing resumes Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Hircuit Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
Federal
United States District Court
Andrew” J. West
Judes’ Dona. Pardee
Richard Walker
Railus BE. Foster
Frank H. Mortimer
New Orleans
J. J. Webb
C. P. Norman
Charles B. Lowh
Riverside Partilizer Company
Et al
George S Jones
Bruce C. Jones
Charles B. Lewis
Riverside Fertlizer Company
George ‘S. Jones
Charles C Joven
Riverside Fertilizer Company
Bankprupt
Philip
Cary Company
J. J. Simps
Newman
Wed
Destructor Company
Jailed in Savannah in October Spectator Held by Police
In Savannah Georgia officers of the police department detained a spectator for several hours today during an incident in the city. The event involved local authorities and ongoing police activity in Savannah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Savannah Police Department
Atlanta's Recorder Impostor Detained After Tour Visit
A visitor claiming to be Atlanta's recorder Founson toured city facilities including baths and a gym, praised new equipment, and sparked suspicions of impersonation. Detectives shadowed him as alleged bank chocks surfaced, leading to his detention in jail on bond as authorities verify his identity.
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Eut
Recorder Founson
Atlanta
iGeas
Visgor
Phy
Bond
Clothing Needed by French Soldiers Reported
A fragmented notice from a Georgia antiwar group cites a French military drive and an emergency call for clothing. The document mentions Brance and allies, Dr. F. HE, and Atlanta officials in a receipt-like claim of urgent aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fie
Georgia War Belief Committee
Brance
Dr. F. HE
May
Atlanta
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J -D. Stephens
Highet
Cahimet
Beacon Shoe Store
Peachtree
Reeds
Street Car Company
Ansley
Western Union
Davison-Paxon-Stokes Co
Canada
Winningham Suits
Winningham
Wooltex
New York
Ini
Elmore
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