Bend Issue Prompts Bond Talk In Atlanta Council
The Atlanta Industrial Commission signals support for a bond issue of up to 1,000,000 to fund city improvements. Members report to council next Monday and press for immediate action, with a special registration and a potential special election under consideration. The commission plans one final meeting to finalize figures and report on the bond proposal, while council members weigh taxpayer impact and the city’s borrowing capacity.
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Atlanta
Industrial Commission
Suffrage Debate Loses to Banquet in Close Vote
Atlanta Law School students choose a banquet over a suffrage debate with a close vote. Robert M Strickland Jr. will toast at the Winecoff hotel. Speeches include Wharton Wilson on practice, Robert Trout on professional exercise, Catchings Therrel on protection of business, Basil Stuckbridge on legal ideas, Wallace Daley on beginners outlook, J W Lotraw on tea to the debating society.
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Atlanta Law School
Robert M Strickland
Winecoff Hotel
Wharton
Wilson
Robert 8. Troutinna
Catchings Therrel
Basil Stuckbridm
Wallace Daley
J. W. Lotraw
George Johnson Resigns Police Board Post
Recorder-elect George Johnson will resign from the police board effective November 16. His vacancy may be filled immediately with a council vote on November 18, while Ward Sixth contenders include Jack Letton or Walter Waits.
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George Johnson
Nash Broyles
Court of Appeals
Johnson
Counsy
Troyle
Jack Letton
Jessen
Winecoff Hotel
Walter Waits
Atlanta Terminal Company
Robert Paca
Marcellus M. Anderson
Cashing Checks Gets McGore Into Trouble
Moore, a Los Angeles native and 65 year old delegate to a Disciples of Christ convention, faced a Thursday arraignment on common cheat and swindler charges after cashing checks totaling 55 and 40 at local firms. The Third National Bank found no Los Angeles credit. Moore admitted cashing the checks and said he planned to protest them with money from a friend, which failed.
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Atlanta
Los Angeles
Cal
The
Disciples of Christ
Wend
Ot Ban Bros
Whitehall
Third National Bank
Tram
Polling Places Named for State Election Tuesday
Polling locations for the upcoming state election are listed for Melanta city wards. Irst Ward 49 South Forsyth St, Second Ward Fulton County Court House, Third Ward Hunter and Fraser, Fourth Ward Highland Ave, Fifth Ward Marietta and Ponders Ave, Sixth Ward No 4 Luckin St, Seventh Ward Moedlock's Pharmacy Lee and Gordon, Eighth Ward Peachtree and Tenth, Ninth Ward Hlutam Drug Co no 1 Hart St, Tenth Ward Hlanter and McMucry's.
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Tuestas
Cty
Melanta
South Forsyth
Fulton County
Hunter and Fraser
Highland Avenue
Marietta
Ponders Avenue
Wno
Luckin Street
Moedlock's Pharmacy
Hlutan Drug Company
Hart Street
Hlanter and McMucray
Celebrate Halloween at Winecoff Tonight
Hotel manager J F Latton prepares Halloween celebrations at the Winecoff with Rose Garden decorations, a special menu, and an orchestra program featuring Mrs Frank M Ferrsen. The Rose Garden decorations now include 13 000 geraniums.
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Hipboral
J. F. Latton
Winecoff Hotel
Hallowe'en
Rose Garden
Frank M. Ferrsen
Rosé Garden
5000 Acres Offered to Belgian Families Near Macon
A Charlies relief tale links to 5000 acres offered by Stevens Bros. Co near Macon for Belgian families. The plan provides two years free farms plus work, with terra cotta plant labor and potential wages, aiming to settle Belgian farmers in Georgia. Also notes a charity case Mashburn family facing eviction without cotton sales.
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Ste- Charities
Vens Bros. & Co
Macon
Georgia
Stevens Bros. & Co
Stevens’ Pottery
Stevens' Pottery
Terra-Cotta Planta
Belgium
Linen price outlook stresses supply squeeze at The Linen Store
J B Fallaize, president of The Linen Store in Broadland Alabama, predicts higher linen prices due to reduced European linen manufacturing. He notes buyers rally as linen remains cheaper than future costs, cites war disruption, and says The Linen Store is stocking Scotch and Irish linens while pricing some cotton items to hold demand. He foresees substitution toward cotton fabrics as imports decline.
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J. T. Fallaize
J. B. Fallaize
Broadland
Alabama Streets
Fallaize
My. Fallaize
Financelal
Snanagement
Russia
Woman Client Brings Calhoun Into Court
Miss Annie Sullivan files petition to recover 9520.71 from attorney Calhoun claiming he collected funds from her through litigation in the superior court. Judge Bell orders Calhoun to appear at the November term to explain why he did not turnover the money. Sullivan alleges she hired Calhoun via the Catholic Knights of America insurance dispute and that $520.71 of the funds was paid to Calhoun as his fee.
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Calhoun
Annerior Court
Annie Sullivan
Bell
Miss Sullvan
Mr. Calhoun
Ryuusel
Catholic Knights of America
Insurancs
Lowndes Calhoun
Muss Sullivan
Parkhurst Charged With Criminal Libel in City Court
Parkhurst faced criminal libel charges after a letter circulated within the Rotary club criticizing Lyons and questioning municipal stability. Bond was posted for his appearance in municipal court as details of the case unfold before Judge Ridley.
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Rotary Club
Parkhurst
Publiien Tien Rui
Lyons
Kutag Wallinglord
Ridley
Mumiepal Court
Parkhurat
Parisians Know Little of War Says Georgian Doctor
Dr Joseph Gating, visiting the Georgian Terrace on a short business trip, remarked that Parisians then felt less war excitement than Atlantans. He noted Paris endured the German approach with surprising calm and predicted a brief separation from his wife Mrs. Gating for a month.
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Paris
Joseph Gating
Gating
Atlanta
Tor Moonmouth
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New Dean to Preach at Cathedral Sunday
Rev. 3.7 Atkinson, new head of St. Philip's Cathedral, returns after weeks in Atlanta where he preached twice at his new charge. He will assume active duties Sunday morning with a sermon titled Three Words War and Sunday evening on Than Hell.
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Atkinson
St. Philip's Cathedral
Atlant
Nis New Charre
Mayor Bridges Smith Appointed Adjutant
In Macon Georgia on October 1 Mayor Bridges Anuth of Macon received notice of appointment as adjutant of the Confederate veterans of Georgia. Chosen by Gene I Farr of Avanta New, he succeeds Dupont Guer Gy of Macon. The mayor says he feels honored though he served as a private in the war.
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Bridges Anuth
Macon
Sotire
Confederate Veterans of Greegia
Gene i. Ifarr
Avanta New
Teil Vormnander
Georgia Veterians
Acceeds Dupont Guergy
Prescription Lens Offer At N Broad Grant Building
An advertisement invites customers to bring their eyeglass prescriptions to OCU List at the Grant Building on North Broad Street for special lens services. The brief note mentions Suns' branding and suggests arranging a pair of glasses through this local shop.
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Jon Moore
Suns
N. Broad St. Grant Building
Children’s Meeting at First Methodist Church
A children’s meeting is planned at First Methodist Church this afternoon conducted by a Christan evangelist Klein. The pastor Sr. LbuBuse extends a cordial invitation to local families. Services will be held daily this week at 10 a m and 7:30 p m with special messages for all ages.
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Mest
Klein
Kivin
New Tonic Vita Promises Vitality and Recovery
An old advertisement extols a drink named Tons Vita as a remedy for nervous debility fatigue and low spirits. It claims modern life overburdens the nerves and that the tonic supports nature restoring energy and ambition. The copy promotes availability at stores in Athena.
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United States
Ty-tate
Athena
Home Garden League Meets This Afternoon Exhibit
The branch Home Garden League will hold a Dower exhibit at 4 30 this afternoon at the Anne Wallace Annex library corner Luckie and Alexander streets A display of third houses is planned with a prize for the best model All civic workers are invited to attend.
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Home Garden League
Anne Wallace
Luckie Agi Alexander Street
Utiaten
Germans Plan Country Sociable For Charity Night
A German country sociable will be held on November 10 at 117% Whitehall Street to aid the working men's sick and death benefit fund. Event runs 8:15 to 9:15 with German foods served and German women dressed as Peasant girls of Germany. Harmlosen club of young men will perform in a style like famous county fairs of Germany including girl letter carriage fortune tellers and a marriage ceremony.
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Whitehall Street
Germany
Hendrix to Get Place on Tax Committee
Before the next voting of the tax committee two weeks hence, members will receive many applications from lawyers seeking the appointment as special attorney to collect tax debts issued prior to 1912. W. Vendrix, a prominent young attorney and National Guard member, is practically chosen for the post. He has friends on the committee and aided the work. compensation will be 23 percent of collected money turned into the city treasury. An estimated $17,000 in arrears is outstanding.
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Meres
Comey Ecuens
CoLuniasion Wu
Buhleyve
Mike Oup
Orville Hall
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aRehonaig
Bord
WL Che Industrial Commission
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Keun
Mitine Ay
Ditecs
Tsgate
Inma
McUmbder
W. & Vendrix
Nation Guard
Gantam Vendrix
Getaz
Girl Held to Answer for Forgery Accusation
Matis Wilson, 18, of 26 Whitehall, arrested on federal forgery charges. She allegedly received and cashed a money order of 38 dollars made to Minnie Lee Wilson in Montgomery. Hearing before Commissioner W Colquitt Carter. Government says letter delivery was a mistake. Wilson claims alternate name Minnie Lee Wilson. Held to await grand jury action.
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Matis Wilson
Whitehall
Montemer
Minnie Lee Wilson
W. Colquitt Carter
Montgomery
Miss Wilson
Minnie Lee Wison
War Tales Told by the Burns Cottage Group
War tales were shared at the Burns Cottage on Thursday evening by members of the Atlanta Boras club who traveled abroad last summer. The travelers recounted exciting experiences and the gathering enjoyed hearty fare during the event.
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Atlanta
Fulton Ginning Record Matches 1913 in Fulton County
Census bureau figures compiled by L F Baker show Fulton county total cotton ginned this year equals 1913. Through October 18, 1913, there were 1813 bales ginned and through the same date this year the count stands at 1813 bales.
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Fulton County
Census Bureau
L. F. Baker
Bureau
Odd Fellows Parade to Highlight Georgia's Pride in Three Lodges
Thousands of Georgia Odd Fellows will march through Atlanta tonight celebrating the state hosting three members elected to the sovereign grand lodge of the world. Grand Sire Robert T. Daniel, Sovereign Grand Secretary John B. Goodwin, and Sovereign Grand Marshal John A. Hynds attend. Major Amos Baker will command the parade forming at 7 at Broad and Alamance as regalia clad Odd Fellows and Red Men and Bages drum corps participate. Governor Slaton and Mayor Woodward will speak, with W. B. Sloan replying.
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Thousends of
Georgia
Odd Fellows
Atlanta
Grand Lodge of
Robert T. Daniel
Sovereign Grand
John B. Goodwin
Sovereign
John A. Hynds
Amos Baker
Broad
Alalame
Yatt Hall
W. §. Soleman
Slaton
Woodward
W. B. Sloan
Robert Daniel
John A. HY ¥Nds
Mitchell
Whitehall
Peachtree
Forsyth
Marietta
Begewood
Gilmer
Park
Wedemer Vand
Red Men
Bages
New Probation Officer Eauds Work Here In Philadel
Cynthia Embree, new probation officer, will succeed Mrs Walliam Steele on November 1 at Allentown. She praised the local probation department for its work at the Marthe home and the state institution for women. She observed that nine of ten girls given a chance under mediation have become good women.
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Mias
Cynthia Embree
Philadel
Walliam Steele
Probation Ottiser
Allentay
Marthe
Medation
Farmer J. D. Armstrong Dies by Own Action in Lithia Springs
Lithia Springs Ga Oct 23 Special Brooding over ill health and the low price of cotton forced financial ruin J D Armstrong 45 a farmer near here to end his life today by cutting his throat His body will be buried at Pisgah churchyard tomorrow He leaves five daughters and three sons surviving Visit the Winecoff Southern Gardens for the city’s finest dining advertisement
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Lithia Springs
Nancal
J. D. Armstrong
Pisgah
Wiechtew
Daughis
Bargain Fashion: Splendid Suits at 15 Dollars
A local shop touts its latest editions of fashions at fifteen dollars. They offer Balmacaans and Mackinaw coats, appealing to both older and younger ladies with affordable, modern cuts in Finglish style.
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