Tennessee House Fights Off Nuisance Tax Bill Narrowly
In Nashville the nuisance bill introduced by Joe Shelby faced near defeat in the Tennessee House as Representative McCormick of Shelby County moved to reject on second reading. A party-line scramble ensued over keeping or shelving the measure with extra sessions looming and the fate of related nuisance bills tied to procedural moves.
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Nashville
Tenn
Outoder
House of Representatives
McCormick
Shelby Corunty Wien
Joe Shelby
Davidson County
Mefarmud
Caitird
Salts and Kidney Health Urges Meat Abstinence Reform
A damaged ad-like passage warns that meat causes kidney strain and lists “Salt from grapes and lemon juice” as a remedy. It claims kidneys fail from sluggish function and advises four ounces of Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for several days to improve kidney action, promising safer, pleasant lemon-lime effervescence and protection against bladder issues.
Bribe Probe Opens as Senate Hears External Bribe Claim
The Senate names a committee to probe charges that Senator Hare was told he could earn 2500 by absenting himself from the Senate during an extra session. The panel subpoenas witnesses while the bribe offer maker remains unnamed. A test vote indicates 70 of 98 House members favor passage of law enforcement bills, with broad support for final passage.
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Ton
McCormick
Mic
Farland
House
Mcfarland
Sielby
Senate
Grain Dealers oppose federal control at New Orleans meeting
At a Grain Dealers' National association convention in New Orleans on October 15 discussion of federal standardization and supervision of grain continued with no action taken. Dr J W Duvel of the U S Department of Agriculture argued changes in grade and moisture handling, while critics claimed misconduct and urged restraint as talks continued into the evening. Merrill of the Chicago Board of Trade supported amending grades, saying quality cannot be legislated.
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New Orleans
Grain Dealers’ National Association
J. W. ‘J. Duvel
Grain Standardisation Bureau of the
United States
Department of Atriculture
Toledo
National
C. D. Jones
Chicago Board of Trade
No Japanese Colony Wanted in Florida
Governor Trammell says he is examining the question of Japanese colonization by land companies in Florida and will act when his judgment is formed. A special legislative session may be called to pass an allotment bill in protest of Japanese settlement in the celery belt for vegetable production for northern markets. He has not yet received Congressman Clark’s letter but will decide in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Trammell
Florida
California
Celery Belt
Congress
Frank Clark
Woman's Name on Official Ballot Shown in Maryland
Cumberland Maryland October 15 Judge H K Henderson in county circuit court sustained two mandamus petitions to compel the board of election supervisors to place the name of Mrs Grace Koontz of Midland Maryland on the official ballot for the November election. The socialist candidate for county treasurer Women have no right of suffrage in Maryland. The supervisors held that if Mrs Koontz were elected she could not serve. Henderson ruled that the supervisors duties are ministerial not judicial that the board had no choice and that there is no law in Maryland prohibiting women from holding political office.
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Cumberland
H .K. Henderson
Board of Election Supervisors
Grace Koontz
Midand
Orthodox Jews Celebrate Succoth in Atlanta Homes
Succoth the Jewish festival marking the departure of the children of Israel from Egypt is observed by orthodox Jews in Atlanta. Tree branches are placed upright on houses as a customary symbol. the observance began last evening at sundown with prayers and continues through tomorrow with lectures at synagogues.
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Israel
Egypt
Atlanta
Oil
Nas Orues
Death Takes Brother of Father Jackson
William Henry Jackson son of Dexter and Clotilda Jackson of this city died yesterday at the family residence 103 Oglethorpe avenue after a two year illness. He is survived by his wife Grace B. Jackson and three children, plus four brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements not yet announced. Flowers omitted per family request. He had worked in the insurance business in this city with Alonzo J. Johnson in the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance agency.
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William Henry Jackson
Dexter
Clotilda Jackson
Oglethorpe Avenue
Grace B. Jackson
Joseph H
Canada
Lewis P
Nashua
N. H
Augustus Ky
Saginaw
Mich
Walter Jackson
St. Anthony's Church
This City
K. Coté
A. T Gelinas
Jackson
Alonzo J. Johnson
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tango exhibition aims to save dancing school
In Cleveland on October 15 Asa Anderson and a young woman performed a tango in a hall under Judge Vickery’s courtroom as part of his injunction suit to stop the city from barring tango at City Dance Hall Inspector Meyers. The judge delayed the hearing to a larger space and signaled approval of the tango.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Asa Anderson
Anderson
Common Pleas
Vickery
Million-dollar fund for Smith College salaries
In Northampton Massachusetts on October 15, Smith College announced a million-dollar endowment. President M L Burlen stated the fund will be used entirely to raise salaries of the teaching corps. The endowment currently totals to a substantial amount, supporting faculty pay boosts across the college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Smith College
M. L.,burlen
Atlanta Strides From Day 10 in Whitehall Street Work
Citizens back the regrading and repaving on Whitehall Street between Mitchell and Brotherton as a temporary injunction delays work until Saturday. A county force began lifting pavement Wednesday, with 50 men sweeping the block. Shelly Smith aimed for 1100 workers and a two week finish. Kirkwood voters approved 55,000 dollars in bonds for street and sewer improvements, boosting realty activity. Atlanta real estate leaders plan attendance at the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges meeting in Knoxville to discuss next convention date and Tampa social events. The realty luncheon at Ansley Hotel Friday will feature speeches by Mayor Woodward and others. Property transfers and sales across city noted, including cemetery land acquisitions and multiple lot transactions.
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All Street
Bell
Whitehall Street
Mitchell and
Brotherton Streets
Atlanta
Shelhy Smith
Public Works Committee
Muiiwood
Kirkwood
Decatur
East Lake
Moreland Avenue
Industrial and Statistical Bureau
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
W. H. Leahy
Harris G. White
Atlanta Real Estate Board
Charles P. Glover
Knoxville
National Association of Real Estate Exchanges
National Convention of Realty Men
Pittsburg
Socia
Executive Board
Tampa
Fla
National Executive Board
Corker
Loncchev
J. R. Smith
Smith, Rankin & Hwang
Ansley Hotel
Woodward
J. M. Clark
Atlanta Cemetery Association
FM Alien
Casey Hill
James M. Glark
J E H
W. L. Merritt
P.O. Vanatier
A. Davis
T. Peden Aunderson
Marietto Road
Davis Street
Chattahooches Avenue
Vanatier
T. J. Shuperd
Robert A. Ryder Realty Company
A.dy HB. F. West
A. J. West
Forsyth Street
Hugh M. Richardson
North
Poole & Mccullough
Georgia
P.O. Box
Tenn
W. Joiner
Southern Mgr
Tampico Court
Adlift
Reo
Mebiay
Hattenfield
I Empire Building
Stone Mountain
Jina
New
Cole
W. P. Cole
Candler
Hudgins
Care Constitution
Tennessee
Mistlesippi
Tennessee ‘Trust
Memphis
Huse Company
Temple Court
Wiaps
Peachtree Road
Withretre
Glover Healty Co
Mungo and
aAtlas
Fui Candler Blu
Outi Ag
Mr. Anderson
Empire Bite
Cal At & O'Tlock
C. W
Duchess of Fife Weds Prince of Connaught in St James’s Chapel
London October 15 Prince Arthur of Connaught son of the Duke of Connaught married Princess Alexandra Victoria Duchess of Fife eldest daughter of the widowed Princess Royal Louise. The ceremony at St James’s Palace drew King George Queen Mary and many royals and diplomats. The bride wore a pearl embroidered white charmeuse gown with a jeweled veil. The Archbishop of Canterbury led the ceremony. Honeymoon starts at Waldorf Astoria Sandwich Bay. Wedding gifts to be exhibited at St James Palace with proceeds to Universal Colliery disaster relief.
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London
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Canada
Alexandra Victoria
Duchess of Fife
Princess Royal
Louise
St. James Palace
George
Mary
Alexandra
Norway
Ambassador Page
Walter H. Page
Page
Decies
Helen Vivien Gould
Alastair Sines-Ker
Anne Breese
Maud
Victoria
Helena
Teck
Alexander
Veck
Prince Joan
Prince Olaf
England
Prince Arthur
Royal Scots Grays
Waldorf
Sandwich Bay
Ales
Craig for President Haile for Secretary at Convention
W Craig of Wilmington North Carolina passenger traffic manager of the Atlantic Coast Line was elected president of the American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents at the closing session of the convention in Philadelphia October 15 Hope of New York was chosen secretary and J C Haile of Savannah Georgia was named chairman of the executive committee.
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Philadelphia
W. Craig
Wilmington
N. C
Atlantic Coast Line
American Association of General
Hope
New York
J. C. Haile
Savannah
Entertain Granite Club at University Club Friday Night
Mr Wightman Bowden will entertain the Granite club a social literary and scientific group at the University club Friday night Hal Hentz will read a paper on Suf frage Members include Bowden Boyd Connally Wientz Wired Hopkins Jones Rambo Roberts Shelton Simms Solomon Thomson Weltner Wor sham and others in the club study group
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Wightman Bowden
Granite Club
University Club
Hal ¥. Hentz
Messrs. Wightman Bowden
M. J. Boyd
Thomas W. Connally
Lal Wientz
Flarold Wired
I. & Hopkins
W. c. Jones
R. EK. Rambo
Th. S. R. Roberts
B. Shelton
Florida Interment for Parrott in Jacksonville burial plan
St Augustine Fla October 11 according to information tonight received by officials of the Florida East Coast railroad the bed of J R Parrott will be buried in Florida leaving Oxford Maine for Jacksonville to borrow Mrs Parrott who was in Europe at the time of her husbands death will reach Jacksonville October 43 Further plans for the funeral have not yet been announced.
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Florida
Parrott
St. Augustine
Fla
Florida East Coast Railroad
J. R. Parrott
Oxfford
Maine
Jacksonville
Ten Die in English Train Collision Near Liverpool
Liverpool, October 15. Ten passengers killed and several injured in a collision between two trains, the local service and the Manchester express. The rear coach of the express was shattered.
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Liverpool
New U S Ambassador Gerard Receives German Chancellor
Berlin October 15 James W Gerard the new United States ambassador to Germany was received at noon today by Imperial Chancellor Dr Von Bethmann Hollweg in a formal audience.
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Gerard
Berlin
James W. Gerard
United States
Germany
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Professional Cards for Brewster Firm and Attorneys
Brewster Albert Howell Jo Hugh M Dorsey Arthur Heyman. Dorsey Brewster Howell Hayman Attorneys-at-Loan offices 202 204 206 207 208 220 Kiser Building Atlanta Ga Long-Distance Telephone 2023 3024 and 3026 Ga.
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Brewster
Albert Howell
Jo Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey,Brewster, Howell & Hayman
Attorneys-at-Loan
Kiser
Atlanta
Lost and found notices from a historic Atlanta page
A collection of lost and found notices listing missing items and rewards. Entries include a small gold beauty pin on Capitol Ave, a red 1928 Buick runabout with license 28D02, several watches cameras and a Kodak, assorted keys to Yale and vault, a brindle Boston bull puppy, a sable collie dog, and a collie named Jack. Contact details reference Main 2257-4, Ivy 651, Ivy 2634, and local Atlanta addresses.
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Ada
Capitol
Buick
Keily Springfield
Fisk
Steat
R. C. Congdon
Sectile and Gashlog
Atlanta
C. BR. aAlverson
Brittain Case
C. . Alverson
C. ¥. Sheats
Weat
Hunter Street
Ponce Ie
Colle Mnie
Piedmont
Hastman Kodak
Bull Sluce
Roswell Road
Alabam Street
Ponce “de Leon Avenue
Yale Anc
Peachtree
Washington
Findex
Nemen Collie
15Th Street
Local Ad Offers Dental, Hair, Floral, and Millinery Services
An old classified page lists offerings from Geonula Dental Parlors at 101 Whitehall Street with price hints for dentures and fillings, along with various ads for Mrs Hinder son Home remedies, hair weaving and removal services, beauty products, a portrait company, a flower shop, a millinery store, and general domestic items priced to attract customers.
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Geonula Dental
Whitehill St
Cor. Mitchell
Hinderson
Breabiy
Cuener
The
H. Clayton Company
Oyouul Moelle
HeMuresnig
Mauieuring
ASUN
FanuAsd Avtastlaa Simabhby
Ameria Astmiasue Company
M. T. Michell
Zu Windscr
Millinery CO
Minnie Green
Wehadkee
Aig
Help Wanted Male and Offices in South Georgia Town
Classified ads seek stenographer, bookkeeper, clerk for grocery and other offices in a bustling South Georgia town. Positions include steady work, potential promotion, and need for experience, references, and salary details. Wages range from $3.50 per day for a trainee to higher for skilled roles. many notices ask for prompt applications and proper addresses.
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South Georgia
Tals
Stebo
Atlanta
E. M. Baker
Develist
Savannah
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Basinol
Baltimore
Old Georgia
Georgiz
Girard
Ala
Mavde Distilling CO. F. BD
Alabama
District of
Father Jackson
Arthur T. Smart
Harriet
Smart
M. H. Cari
Cascade Avenue
Westwood Avenue
W. T. Ashford
Trustees of
People's Church
Chestnut Street
West Fair Street
John
Owens
H. N
Elite B. Fiastman
Turner
Elbridge Drive
Mason and Turners Ferry
HH. White
S. BR
Bettie Greenberg
Mangum Street
Paola
John Carey
Fannie K
Aide West Avenue
Emory
Charles BE. Quarles
Laura A Quarles
DeGress Avenue
DeKally ‘Avenue
DeKalb
DeGress Avenues
Eizo
Moreland
Alta Avenue
T. D. Peek
John V. Janse
Walnut Street
Hollywood’ Cemetery Corporation
A. L. Arnold
Terrace 3
Charles T. Hopkins
C.F. Roddey
Edgewood Lavenue
Jackson Street
George BH
Bond
Bessie G
Cattle G. Williams
Aide Spring Street
Third Street
Charles M. Owen
A. RB. Tumlin
John W. Tomlin
Julia [Street
North Avenue
Hattie D
Amelia A. Burtert
Julia Street
Tumlin
John W. Turalin
J. H. Waenent
Prince OF
Craig
Haile
Entertain Granite Club
Pally Stock Yards
Peters Street
Leonard At
Walker
West View
Jersey
Bell Phone
King
Shoe
Sienati
Fema
Yisk
Iteal Estate
Whitehall
Mitchell
Weella Cornet
Luckie Street
Roe
Mapuy
Sartorviak
Pryor Street
Sforr
Satzey
Whiten
Wade
Chris Kramer
West Broad
Savanah
J. A. Dann
Miami
Fis
Marietta St
Southern Barber College
Decatur Street
Macan
Waneed
Leftiar & Co
Indianapolia
Ind
G. Navy
Ingarn
Navy Recruiting Station
Rorsyth Street
Acanta
Navy Department
Washington, D.C
Miller's Minute
Ivy
Frank
Mint Institute
Hochester
Atignia
J.K. K
Pattitie Lumber
Colored Southern Automobile School
Magnolia and
Halsey Streets
Stenox
Xing
Bellamy Business Agency
Stena
Care Constitutio Atena
Experie
Century
Frank Ho
Rochester
Ella Mayfield
Elie Jackson
Gussie Smith
Franklin St
Fae
Savelings Nyize Canuler
Assary
Davis’ Studio
Jacksanyilie, Fla
WGC
Farlors
Pamonger Tromns
Augnhys
Atlanta Terminal
Allengaard
West -Point
West
Montgom
Montgomiy
UNION
Birmngham
Atlantic
Lea Brunswick
Waycross
Thomasville
Ceraele
Pan Oltotm
Brunswick
Georgia Railroad
Tepart
Augusta
Augusta Egitat
Caraton
Union Pll
Cavlton
Loulsville and Nashville Railroad
Cage
Northwest
Cincinnati-Louisville
Vaoxvillee
Glas Ridge
Knoxvide
Gurceravilie T
Ara
Chietea
Naashville
Chicago
Prom Central
Georgy Ralb
Auomusville
Allo Tly
Wwe
Southern Hallway
Bouth
Columl
Cincinnat
Valley
Jaen
Fr. Valli
Columbus
Charlotte
Macon
Cincinnati
Columbusg
Chatia
Birtham
Yoccua
Bronawick
Ft. Valley
Hichmona
Hetlin
Columbu: AU
Atlunty
wAir Ling Railway
York
Ham
Norfolk
ST & Wash'ton
Belle Isle
Tao Interstate
Acheca
Fouter
Third National Bank
Bouth Atlantic Teachers Agency
Atlanta Nut
Southern Central College
Butler St
Grady, Hospital
W. Fe Cole
Candler Building
Prankin Institute
Dept B
N.Y
C. L. Seacord
City
Ad Tory
the Constitution
Adgpte
Jan
Wuts
CATO
Constitution
Pouxltion
Poeltion
Sueve
Garron
Accountan
Yaerget
Shel
Butler
Astad
Steno-Heatkeaper
Saelans
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