Atlanta Exponent of Advertising Leads Southern Growth
An Atlanta feature extols the city as the South’s premier advertising hub. It highlights local merchants, bankers, manufacturers, and corporate leaders who relentlessly promote goods, noting Atlanta’s rise in commercial prestige and the pivotal role of consistent advertising in its modernization. The piece cites Dobbs of Atlanta as president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America and praises ongoing public promotion as key to future development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
South
5. C. Dobbs
Associated Advertising Clubs of America
Dobbs
Robert Frothingham
Everybody's Magazine
Central Bank debate looms as commission report nears
A central bank plan is pushed as crucial for U.S. finance. President Taft supports the idea. bankers weigh its impact and education campaigns begin. The proposal envisions a bank of the people, rediscounting solvent commercial paper and stabilizing currency to prevent panics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Monetary Commission
Washington
Taft
Boston
American Bankers’ Association
Chicago
George H. Reynolds
Reynolds
Germany
France
England
Canada
Aldrich- Vreeland
New York Mayoralty Contest Favoring Gaynor Over Tamany Choice
The article argues Justice William J. Gaynor, backed by Tamman,y faces Otto T. Barnard in the New York mayoral race. Hearst endorses Gaynor over a potential Independence League ticket, praising Gaynor’s courage, civic righteousness, and history of resisting corruption and favoritism.
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Hearst
New York
Independence League
Justice Gaynor
Tammany
William J. Gaynor
State Supreme Court
United States
Auch
Gaynor
Tammanr
Supreme Court
Bryan
Hill
Croker
Traction Trust
Bingham
John Y. McKane
Coney Island
New York City
Tammany Organization
Otto T. Barnard
The Unbeatable Wrights in World War I Rivalry
Dayton brothers Orville Wright and the Wright name loom in aviation rivalry as European advances at Rheims dimmed their star. In Berlin Orville inspires Kaiser Wilhelm to let the crown prince fly against the Americans, marking a notable wartime precedent before his return.
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Wright
Dayton
Ohio
Rheims
Orville Wright
Berlin
Kaiser William
A i
Pioneers Reach New Heights in Early Flight Feats
The record notes Prince’s safe terra firma return and Wilbur’s solo voyage above New York Harbor and its skyline. It highlights a 1500 foot elevation as a major milestone for heavier-than-air flight, signaling practical military potential and renewed national pride in American aviation pioneers.
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Prince
Terra Firma
Orville
Wilbur
New York Harbor
Hudson
Itaka
Rheims
Satan and the Airship in Just From Georgia
A fragmentary Georgia newspaper feature mixes verse and sketches with regional humor and patriotic calls. It features a doomed airship lyric, a mock pole story, Missouri eloquence, Taft jokes, and light verse about prosperity and national pride, all rendered in dialect and early 20th century style.
State Committee Visits Georgia Tech
The state legislative committee visited the Georgia School of Technology for its annual canvass. Led by Dr. Matheson and department heads, the visit toured classes and workshops. Captain J. J. McMahan presided at the chapel as speakers including Captain Slade Senator Calhoun Judge Edwards Henry Alexander and Walter McElreath addressed the students. The group enjoyed college yells and music before a generous dinner in the dining room.
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Georgia School of Technology
Matheson
J. J. McMahan
Athens
Captain Slade
Columbus
Calhoun
Judge Edwards
Henry Alexander
Walter McElreath
Al Field Hosts His Annual Minstrel Banquet
Columbus Georgia October 6 Special Al G Field held his twenty third annual banquet after the performance marking the organization anniversary of his minstrel Troupe Five states were represented among the guests and many Columbus business and professional men attended Forrest Adair of Atlanta presided as toastmaster Invited guests included H M Moore Jack Wilson John J Woodside and Robert W Hunt of Atlanta The banquet featured wit and brilliancy throughout.
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Columbus
AL G. Field
Forrest Adair
Atlanta
H. M. Moore
Jack Wilson
John J. Woodside
Robert W. Hunt
Augusta Presbytery Meets at Monticello
Monticello Georgia October 6 Special The Presbytery of Augusta meets in Monticello, first gathering here in over six years. The body covers Augusta to Milledgeville with forty delegates. Rev George M Howerton retiring moderator opens with a sermon as Rev Matheson of Washington likely new moderator. Doctrinal sermon by Rev James L Martin D D of Waynesboro tomorrow evening preceded by Presbyterian communion. Rev D N Yarbro hosts Monticello church and presbytery sessions to continue several days.
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Monticello
Presbytery
Auguste
Augusta
Milledgeville
George M. Howerton
Crawfordville
Mr. Matheson
Washington, Ga
James L. Martin
D.D
Waynesboro
D. N. Yarbro
Monticello Church
Five Men Race Against Grim Death in Hydrophobia Case
Five Lee's Creek men from Sabina Ohio race seven miles to Chicago as they flee possible hydrophobia after a horse bite. The troop, Amog Taylor Lou McClura Russell Duke Harry Duke and Boon Snow, are under Dr. Lambright care. A sick horse bit and mauled them, later killed after a veterinary verdict of hydrophobia. A mad dog is believed responsible, seen near Lee's Creek last week.
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Sabina
Ohio
Lee's Creek
Pasteur Institute
Chicago
Amog Taylor
Lou McClura
Russell Duke
Harry Duke
Boon Snow
Lambright
Dukes
Tigs
A Georgia Quarantine for Whisky Trade
G A Nunnally argues in Rome that Georgia law prohibits whisky sale within its borders and that interstate shipments should be seized and, if needed, destroyed. He cites Georgia versus New Orleans cotton hulls and Louisiana infected goods to urge swift state enforcement and arrest of Chattanooga sellers to end the anomaly in sixty days.
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Tennessee
Georgia
Geongja
New Orleans
Atlanta
Louisiana
United States
Loninville
Alabama
Agricultural Commission
United States Court
Commissioner of Agriculture
Chattanooga
Kentucky
Monroe
G. A. Nunnally
Rome
Schlande Prisoner in Newark Forgery Case
Eugene H. Schlande once a member of Schlande & Sons tobacco firm in St. Louis is jailed in Newark charged with forgery. Police say he squandered 60000 dollars from his mother's estate after leaving the firm and forged checks totaling seven, including a 275 dollar draft on Union National Bank.
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Newark
N. Z
Eugene H. Schlande
Schlande & Sons
St. Louis
F. Matts
Union National Bank
Yonge Sehiade
Louis
Metts
Schlade
Matts
Delegates named for deep waterways convention in New Orleans
Governor Brown announces eleven delegates from Georgia districts to attend the deep waterways convention in New Orleans October 30 to November 2 under Liake-to-Gulf Deep Waterways Association. Taft to open the event. notable officials expected to attend. Also reports a new bank charter for Morven and a commission for Captain Joseph Maxglant of Savannah with dates listed.
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New Orleans
Taft
G. Carson
Savannah
W. W. Banks
Tifton
Frank Lanier
Americus
J. [. Groover
Columbus
JR. Smith
Atlanta
W. F. Small
Macon
J. N. King
Rome
B. Gamble
Athens
R. T. Jones
Canton
O. R. Eve
Augusta
W. S. West
Valdosta
Wagetont
Republican Blues
Terday
Joseph
Maxglant
Igo
Objection to Hospital Site Stirs Fourth Ward Residents
A letter to Presbyterian Hospital trustees from numerous fourth ward property owners protests the proposed hospital location on the Nelson property.Residents argue the site is a residential area with building restrictions and would bring adverse effects to property values and the community, urging the board to choose an alternative site.
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Fourth Ward
Trustees of
Presbyterian Hospital
The
Neleon
John R. Richards
W. S. Featherstone
C. A. Tappan
W. M. Powell
W. K. Charles N. Alten
H. G. Randall
William McCarthy
J. 1F. Bennett
B. F. Cook
WM. Terry
B. H. Cam- M. Mitchell
J. B. Lee
W. EL .A. Spence
T. A. Capps
Wm. J. Beall
OW. Tree
W. D. Paden
L. A. Redwine
Julian C. Tee
Treadwell
H. 3. Austin
T. L. Bond
A. O. Ebberhart
Mrs
W. Featherstone
Mra
N. We Ureckett
L B. Sanders
W. L. Corley
Ww. J. Tucker
F. R. Muilin
Mixy Scott
Thomas J. Hood
T. R. Morris
Sam M. Carson
J. ¥. Wellborn
J. A. Carroll
A. B.hristopher
Ragan
J. M. Coragan
Misa
B. K. Smith
A. A Littl
J. B. Richard Br
Coppage
BE. L. Morse
A. S. Jenkins
J. TH. Watkins
John H. Mullin
J. A. Ward
A. M. Hollingsworth
W. F. Gordon
J. F. Davis
Equitable Casualty Company Applies for Charter
A new $600000 insurance firm named Equitable Casualty Company seeks a charter filed today with the secretary of state. Prominent Atlanta businessmen Shenard Bryan John Candler Ben Lee Crew and others back the venture to write casualty, accident, health and liability policies. The home company aims for success in Georgia and beyond with experienced incorporators leading the effort.
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Secretary of State
Atlanta
Equitable Casualty Company
Georgia
Shenard Bryan
St. Flmo Masseneuie
John 3. Candler
Ben Lee Crew
John R. Wilkinson
J. J. Dinsosway
E. Bullach
Frederick W. Cavanaugh
John &. Hurt
Judge Catches Escaping Robber in Griffin Court
Griffin Ga October 6 Special Hillard Collier a negro shot and probably fatally wounded Peter Taylor a negro here yesterday Judge J L Fiont of the city court caught Collier as he was trying to make him as a cape and landed him in jail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Hillard Collier
Peter Taylor
J. L Fiont
Collier
New Bank at Harlem Ga Organizes with 28000 Capital
Harlem Ga October 6 Special a new bank was organized Tuesday with capital stock of 28000. Officers include John D Walker of Sparta president William Landsdale flat vice president and E D Ciary second vice president.
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New Bank
Harlem
John D. Walker
Sparta
Wm. Landasdell
E. D. Ciary
Dvice
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