Polling Places Announced for City Executive Elections
Polling places have been designated in all wards for the October 26 election of new members to the city executive committee. The current committee, chaired by Hugh M. Dorsey, meets next Friday at noon in the City Hall council chamber for its final session. After adjournment, the new committee will organize and elect officers before proceeding with duties. Ward locations and election supervisors are listed, including Peters Street, East Hunter Street, Auburn Avenue and Jackson Streets, and Peachtree Street venues.
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Oelock
Hugh M Dorsey
Council Chamber
City Hall
Charman
Firet
Peters Street
G Childress
City Council Chamber
Hannah
Third Ward
WF. Waters
East Hunter Street
Frank Wheat
Fourth Ward
M W Brannan
Auburn Avenue
Jackson Streets
Charles J’ Allen
Fitch Ward
Judge Juckett
Maretta
L. F. Stephens
Sixth Ward
Carnegie Lbrary
T. E. Veal
Seventh Ward
Caldwell's
Lee and
Gordon Directs
J F. Daniel
Eighth Ward
J M Langston
Peachtree Street
James T. Wright
Marvelous cotton exhibit wins blue ribbons at state fair
A Georgia display featuring Drake’s Defiance cotton from Oglethorpe county drew attention for record yields of one and a half bales per acre. Judges awarded blue ribbons, noting storm resistance, large boll size, and high lint content. Drake Bros. urged farmers to request seeds for trial and testified to widespread farmer endorsements.
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Drake
Capon
Georgia
Oglethorpe County
Drake Defiance Covan
Drake Bros
Drake Bros. Philomath
The West Point Route Sleeper Service Resumes to New Orleans
The Atlanta to New Orleans sleeping car line will resume operation Sunday October 22, on train 37 leaving Atlanta at 4 06 PM. The service, temporarily halted by quarantine regulations, will run through to New Orleans with no changes or delays, as announced by General Passenger Agent J. Rillups.
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West Point
New Orleans
Atlanta
Wil Bs
Develo Rillups
Habershams Fine Exhibit A Feature Of State Fair
Habersham County dazzled at the state fair with an exhibit organized by Captain W. S. Erwin. It showcased agriculture forestry and minerals and won second prize of 3200. Minerals included amethyst corundum gold silver magnetic iron kyarnmite and asbestos. The display noted two Georgia asbestos plants at Sal Mountain and Hollywood. Apples cabbages corn potatoes onions peppers and varieties of fall and winter apples highlighted Habersham’s bounty. The article praised Georgia as a growing inland wealth and the mountain counties developing commercial orchards led by Habersham Rabun and Stephens.
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Habersham
WS Erwin
Tallulah Falls
Jorge
Holywood
Tallulah ‘Falls
Riad
United States
Canada
Georgia
Sal Mountain
Hoth Jot
Hollywood
Guinda
Captain Irwin
Hlabersham
Goshen
Erwin
Piedmont
Grergia
Rabun County
Ivan Ae
Chirge
Colonel Newman
Clemson College
South Carolina
Rabun
Stephens
George
Mt Airy
Cornelia
Empire
Steie
State Gossip on Supreme Court Term and Tax Franchises
The Georgia Supreme Court term presses with anticipated rulings on Lawrenceville liquor shipments and related tax cases, including the Bull Sluice franchise dispute. The court may issue final decisions before year end while railroad tax and capital stock disputes prompt interim actions and a November session. A new University commandant, Lieutenant James H. Kimbrough Jr., joins, expanding military leadership at Athens.
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Supreme Court
Stone Mountain
Augusta
Middle
Whitten
Lawrenceville
Rm, Rose Company
Southern Express Company
Lawrencesville
Nelson Street Ridge
Nelson Street
Rawlings
Wich
Sus
Lowndes County
Carter
Western Railway of Alabama
Georgia Railroad and Banking Company
Central of Georgia
Futon Superior Court
Georgia
Savannah
Richmond
Chatham
Atlanta Customs Receipts Hit New High for Quarter
Receipts for the quarter ending September showed the Atlanta customs office collecting more money than in any prior three months. Official figures cite just over 1200 dollars in duties, with imports dominated by Japanese spirits Cuban tobacco and cigars. Foreign consuls and Italian officials indicate widening Georgia trade ties and growing European interest in the region.
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Atlanta
Marcellus Blarcum
Washington
L. deGive
Ubbelgian
Ccapachy
Zoepffel-Quedenstein
Ruaett Hopkins
Panama
Tas Q.net
England
France
Italy
Japan
Itelan
Georgia
Arata
Southeastern
Alates
Europe
Trady
Atlants Customs Office
Civil Service Up for Debate at Police Board Meeting
The police commissioners meet at 7 30 tonight to decide on civil service. If adopted the matter goes to the city council. if not, it will wait until the next general election. Absence of Venabe delayed action last week. Several members favor civil service while Brandon and Terry oppose it. A spirited session is anticipated at the police barracks.
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Central
Georgis
Southern
Seaboard Air Line
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
Coast Line
Areck
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Samuel Spencer
The
Board of Police Commissioners
Uverum
City Council
Venabe
Itty
Meyer Woodward
Nunnally
Johnson
Fox
Oldknow
Tve
Brandon
Terry
Jana
Civi Service
Weodward
Tomesloner Fox
Rare Weather Of Autumn Days Prolonged Pleasant Firm Sky
The city enjoyed a rare autumn day with rising temperatures and warm rain that refreshed parks and avenues. Large church congregations marked the day as residents sought recreation in Grant Park and Ponce de Leon parks. Forecaster Marbury predicts more warm weather before winter, with afternoon skies showing signs of returning summer days for a while.
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Sol
Grant Park
Ponce de Leon Parks
Marbury
Better Control of Baths at Hot Springs
Washington reports in the annus to the interior secretary that the Arkansas Hot Springs reservation should be directly governed by the federal government. The superintendent calls private operation unfit, urging complete government control to end commercialism, standardize rates, and expand healing benefits with scientific equipment and disciplined management.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Arkansas Hot, Springs Reservation
Hope for Him. From The Philadelphia Press
The defendant argues his wife would not admit to being beaten and seeks sympathy as the judge questions the case. The discussion centers on whether the wife will testify against him and how her testimony might alter the outcome.
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Philadelphia Press
Gordon County Fair Promises A Large Autumn Show
Gordon County’s big fair week is near with many features planned. military escorts from Fort Oglethorpe and a strong United States troops presence are arranged for security and ceremony as officials prepare exhibits and demonstrations for the event. local crowds from surrounding counties are expected to attend opening night Friday.
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Gordon
Action Ng
British Officers Rescued No Ransom Asked by Tribesmen
British officers captured by Moroccan tribesmen were released without ransom or conditions. The transfer occurred via mediation by tribal leaders Wazzan and Anjera. officers Pathiwdi Crontier Hatton reported no difficulties in the exchange.
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Tigier
Pathiwdi
Gi Crontier
Hats Showcased: First-Class Alpine and Derby Selections
The store offers a curated range of Alpines and Derbies, with meticulous inspection by skilled experts. Prices compare favorably to Agency's, featuring fine fur felt hats in black, nutria, pearl, and brown, including silk hats and opera hats at premium prices.
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New City
Dfater & Brrkele
By W
G. McMelley
Bull Sluice
John C Hart
Comproller General
Atlanta Waer
Mlecirk Power Company
Bullsluce
Chattahoochee River
Wtorney General
Arbitration Board
Genral
Wart
Comp
Railroad Commission
J Pope Brown
HB Breyens
H Warner
HM Sg
Mr Hill
Uiversity
University of Georgia
United States Army
War Department
James H Kimbrough Jr
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Kimbrough
Grifton
Georgia Regiment of Volunteers
H. W. Rountree & Bro. Trunk & Bag Co
B& Turnee
Whitehall Street
Atanta
Hove
A J Cravatt
Brunswick
W R Carmichael
Jackson
FR Twitty
Aragon
JD Persona
Monticello
Allanta
Hl Berry
Rome
McCatla
Eatonton
Kimball F M Groover
Statesboro
E M Moore
Daltons
Porte
Constantinople
Laschman
Ghirkis Vartanian
Portes Insurance
Police Board
Company OF Georgia, Equitable Building
E. H. Thornton
W. F. Manry
H. ©. Caldwell
the Neal Bank
Esra Aly
Eiseman Bros
Liz
Whitehall ST
Baltimore
Ceebrated Hess
Stuivzarter
Dr. Deimel
Rchivyr
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