City to ask 29525 for twelve new playgrounds and centers
A subcommittee meeting at the chamber of commerce will push 29525 in January for twelve playgrounds and social centers in Atlanta. The report, signed by 13 citizens including General Dan Carey and T S Settle, names sites for both white and Black neighborhoods and notes an illustrated lecture by Secretary Settle.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Wanager
Dan Carey
Park Department
T S Settle Southern
Playgrounds and Recreation Association of America
Taft Hathh
Walker Street
Pryor Street
English Avenue
Joyner
Yonge Street
Gray
Theittsburg
Ivy Street
Calhoun
Williams Street
Tech Fra
Brisbane Park
Walker School
Frazer
Crew
Street School
Piedmont Parke
Settle
Yonah Council Celebrates 20th Anniversary at Piedmont
Yonah Council of the Royal Area observes its twenty year establishment tonight at the Piedmont hotel convention hall. Short addresses by Thomas Jeffries and Joseph Logan, vocal solos by Oscar Katscher and Sallie Bell Cooper, recitations by Mrs DC A Williams, followed by an informal reception. The fraternal group promotes humanitarian work with $16.76 million paid to deceased members’ families, including $5 million in Georgia and nearly $1 million in Atlanta. The event emphasizes camaraderie and welcoming atmosphere.
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Yonah Council
Royal Area
Nud
Piedmont Hotel
Council
Thomas 1
Jeffries
Joseph C Logan
Oscar Katscher
Meas Sallie Bell Cooper
DC A Williams
Georgia
Atlanta
Daughters of Confederacy Meet in Eastman Convention
Eastman Ga October 1 Special With 2 splendid reception tonight at the home of Mrs T H Bawards delegates to the convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy were entertained by Fannie Gordon chapter. Reports by state officers outlined progress of the Georgia organization as sessions with music and readings continued. One hundred twenty-five to one hundred fifty delegates attended with hospitality noted across the city.
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Eastman
T H Bawards
Convention
The
United
Daughters of the Confederacy
Fannie Gordon
First Methodist Church
Sigmund Harris
George MiRae
Zinab Lutehoson
Towson
NW Har
Hortense Herrman
City of Hostman
JH Milner
A W_Bealer
Lee United Con
Wo Willame
Gray
Miss Herrman
McRae
Commercial Club
Charles Atwill
Woman's Club
W Bealer
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
J M Bohannon
William Few Zhapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
L Wilkins
Drapers Self Culture Club
JD Williams
Boy Scouts
Albert Hargrove
Caittire
Wilhelmina Hurst
Herbert Franklin
Walter Lamar
Stat
Mina Caroline Benning
Columbus
Georga
Mary Edwards
Mattie
Shelbley
Georgia
Tranklin
Mildred Rutherford
Athens
Tc’ Parker
Macon
J E Sheldon
Lamar
Grace Ragan
Conductor’s Plan To Increase Cotton Demand In Uniforms
Augusta, October 14 special report: The Arkwright Club and national manufacturing associations study the Hudson plan to boost cotton goods demand by using khaki uniforms in summer for railroad, police, and fire department workers in cotton states. The proposal claims this could lift annual cotton consumption by about 300,600 bales.
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Augusta
Arkwright Club
New England
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Southern Cotton Mills
National Manufacturers’ Association
Hudson
Georgia and
Atlanta High Schools Declared a Disgrace
In The Tattler, Atlanta high school organ, Zachary SA appeals to the city and council for bonds to improve schools. It urges a new building with ample athletic facilities, cites crowded conditions, and warns of Atlanta’s low rank among comparable cities if action stalls.
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Atlantas
Zachary SA
The
Tattler
General Council of
Atlanta
Editoriaal
Autoist Puts On Speed And Foils Highwaymen
Thomasville Georgia reports of hold up attempts in the area prompt sheriff warnings to travelers. Idle unemployed Black individuals near town were involved in an incident where attackers tried to jump onto a speeding auto. the driver narrowly avoided harm.
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Thomasville
Constitutional ruling on Rome poolroom ban upheld
Georgia Supreme Court holds the General Assembly may amend city charters to prohibit pool and billiard rooms. In Trammell v City of Rome, the Rome charter amendment and resulting city ordinance were challenged, but the high court affirmed in a decision handed down Wednesday after Trammell appealed from police court to the superior court.
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General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Trammell
City of
Rome
Supreme Court
Six Jurors Selected To Try D C Campbell
Pelham Ga October 14 Special Tris case of the state v D C Campbell charged with the murder of John Harrell was taken up in Watchell iu Petter court this morning At noon having exhausted the large number of jurors with only six men in the box Judge Cox continued the case over until tomorrow morning taking up other business He drew about eighty Jurors who are summoned to appear in the morning when the trial of the cage will be resurged Both sides are ably represented by counsel and the case will be unusually hard fought
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Pelham Ga
Tris
D C Campbell
John Harrell
Watchell Iu Petter Court
Cox
Thief Feeds Then Robs House on West Peachtree
Detectives search for a man at the residence of J an Patterson west Peachtree after he entered through a rear window while the family was away. Jewelry and a small sum of money missing. a pearl laveller noted. The thief left evidence of a substantial repast.
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Anethe
Jan Patterson
West
Peachtree
Arole
Patterson
Bishop Knight speaks to Sewanee Alumni
The Atlanta Sewanee Alumni met at the University Club with Bishop Knight as guest of honor. President B F Winney and Secretary D A Shepherd attended. Knight spoke enthusiastically about a hopeful, successful year and noted the entering class this year is the largest yet.
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Atlanta Sewanee
University Club
Bishop Knight
F Winney
D. A Shepherd
Sewanee Alumni Association
E. W. Lazarus to Visit Mineral Bluff School
El W Lazarus, president of the Southern Mountain Educational Association, left Wednesday morning for a visit to the Mineral Bluff Industrial School for Blountain girls at Mineral Bluff, Georgia.
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EL W LaZarus
Southern Mountain Educational Association
Mineral Bluff
Blountain
Mineral Bluff, Ga
Atlanta Art Salon Planned By Local Association
Under the Atlanta Art Association, a fall art salon will showcase original works by Atlanta artists. A jury will select up to six pieces to hang, aiming to mirror New York and Paris exhibits. The event opens in the 61st week of November at the Ponce de Leon apartments. Contacts: Mia TW Moore, chairman, Ivy 65.
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Art Association
Atlanta
New York
Paris
Ponce Ge Loon
Mia TW Moore
Association
Ivy
Hutchens Plans Georgia Campaign Speeches
Hutchens bull moose candidate for the United States Senate will speak in Swainsboro next Wednesday afternoon and in Dublin Thursday noon, announced by James L Sibley campaign manager of the Bull Moose party in Georgia.
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United States
Senate
Thomas W Haranick
Swainsboro
Dublin
James L Sibley
Bull Moosera
Georgia
License of physician revoked by examiners
At the annual meeting of the state board of medical examiners at the state capitol yesterday the license of Dr D DG Hi of Winder was revoked for alleged intemperate habits. He had been on probation after charges of liquor excess. additional charges led to revocation. This was the first such action by the board. Officers elected included Dr N Peterson, Dr Tt EH Himman, and Dr Tro lan. Thirty-six passed the examination, eleven of whom were colored.
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State Board of Medical Examiners
State Capitol
D DG Hi
Winder
Hill
Board of Examiners
Fts
N Peterson
Tiftan
Tt EH Himman
t+eantaice
Trolan
Marietta
Frank Pate Sought by Relatives in Chattanooga Police
Chattanooga Town police seek address of young man Frank Pate formerly of 42 Houston Street Atlanta. He has been untraced since leaving that address. Harry Chapman of Chattanooga says Pate's mother has died and relatives want his whereabouts.
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Chattanooga
Frank Pate
Houston Street
Atlanta
Harry Chapman
Pate
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E. W. Lazarus
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