Recorder Upholds Paving Ordinance in Grant Street Case
Recorder George E. Johnson upheld the amended general street paving ordinance as applying to Grant street wood block paving. Georgia Railway and Power Co superintendent George Gully was fined 25.75 dollars after a three hour trial. The company plans an appeal and a Monday hearing before Judge Fills.
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Georgia Railway and Power Company
Grant Street
George E. Johnson
George Gully
Gully
Preston 3. Arkwright
Wiliam H. Glenn
Colquitt & Conyers
James J. Mason
R Construction
Nym
Recorder
Georgia Road promotes H S Young to commercial agent
H S Young, formerly traveling freight agent, has been promoted to commercial agent of the Georgia railroad. The appointment took effect September 1 according to an announcement from the traffic department.
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H. S. Young
The
Georgia Railroad
Traffic Department
Mr. Young
LaGrange Bank Extends Aid to Cotton Farmers
LaGrange National Bank at LaGrange Georgia will discount notes of its farmer customers collateraled by cotton produced this year by them and tenants for 30 percent of the market value, at 6 percent interest. Cotton will be stored securely at 33 cents per bale per month, with insurance at market value. The offer is extended to bank’s farmer customers only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
LaGrange National Bank
Sheriff’s Wife Fends Off Mob to Save Negro Suspect
In Borwling Green Missouri the wife of Pike County’s sheriff confronted a mob of over a hundred men demanding surrender of Harvison Rose, a Black man accused of murder. She persuaded the crowd to disperse claiming she was alone at the jail as the sheriff was away, while a posse and twenty cars pursued other suspects.
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Borwling Green
Pike County
Harvison Rose
Foss
Dudley Pavidson
Tate
Nexro
Judge Reagan Buys The Covington News
Forsyth, Ga September special reports Judge Frank Reagan of McDonough has purchased The Covington News and assumed charge. A former editor of The Henry County Weekly and former McDonough city court judge, Reagan is described as a capable lawyer and experienced newspaper man.
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Forsyth
Frank “Reagan
McDonough
Henry County Weekly
Bt Forsyth
Covington
Anul
McLonoud
Alabama Upper House Passes Warehouse Bill
Montgomery Alabama September 2 A bill providing for a uniform system at cotton warehouses throughout the state has been passed by the upper house. The measure makes cotton warehouse receipts negotiable and the state will lend its credit with construction patterned largely after the Louisiana system.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Louisiana
Kelly to Carry Fight for Liberty to Supreme Court
James P. Kelly, former federal prisoner rearrested on a Missouri warrant, plans to appeal to the Georgia Supreme Court. His attorney Lamar Hill argues that a man brought into a state by force cannot be extradited. The case echoes the Victor Innes affair as a parallel when Innes and his wife challenged extradition to Georgia in a San Antonio hold related to the Nelms sisters murder.
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James P. Kelly
Missouri
Victor E. Innes
Kelly
Lamar’ Hill
Supreme Court of Georgia
Victor Innes
San Antonio
Nelms
United States Court
Georgia
Women Seek Cure at Atlanta Dope Treatment Hospital
Dr. J. P. Kennedy and other officials toured Atlanta’s drug treatment hospital where twenty eight patients have been admitted since Monday. Most are women who volunteered for the program, praised the care, and expressed contentment with the tapping-off treatment. Notable cases include a 16 year old wife and a refined 60 year old woman. Two trained nurses oversee care under local health officers.
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J. P. Kennedy
Atlanta
Many Prominent Men To Address Lincoln Jubilee
Chicago September 2 Special The Lincoln jubilee and half century celebration of negro freedom in America is in session in the coliseum of this city. Leaders include Rev Dr A J Carey and Bishop Follows with a white relief board and state governor aiding. William Jennings Bryan Woodrow Wilson Theodore Roosevelt among speakers yet to come. Widespread exhibitions show trades and inventions by the race with about 10 000 visitors daily.
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Chicago
America
A. J. Carey
Institutional Church
Samuel Fallows
Carey
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
J. Hamilton Lewin
Ferris
Michigan
de. J. E. Bowen
Atlanta
B. F. Lee
Ohto
T. A Smythe
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Richard D. Stinson
Atanta
L. J.capplin
Philadelphia
W. D. Chappell
South Carolina
J. 8. Flipper
W. W. Heckett
Columbia, &C
Pred Moore
New York Age
New York
J. M. Conner
Jackson, Miss
William Byrd
Shorter College
Little Mock,Ark
Hisnop
Tom Hurst
Jacksonville
Fla
Joshuah. Jones
Tennesee
James M. Henderson
Deroit
Women Sleuths Search for Mashers in Gotham
New York police announce that police matrons will be sent on detective duty tonight to enforce a newly enacted vagrancy law. The statute treats street harassment by men and women equally, allowing offenders of either sex to be sent to the work house for ten days to six months, with no fine.
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New York
Ylieas
Du Ponts to Aid in Dye Stuffs Production Plan
A long conference in New York between Dr. A D Chambers of Du Pont and Dr Thomas H Norton on dye stuffs abuse investigation led to a report that Du Pont will devote immense chemical production to assist American users. The company, a large Bengal and toluol user in dye cart manufacture, will allocate space at the first national exposition of chemical industries in New York the week of September 20.
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New York
A. D. Chambers
du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
Thomas H. Norton
Department of Commerce
Powder
Legislative Probe of School for Deaf in Cave Spring
Rome Ga September 2 Special The legislative investigating committee to study removing the Georgia School for the Deaf from Cave Spring will visit the institution on Tuesday September 7 The panel also will probe alleged misconduct by Superintendent W O Connor and alleged misappropriation of funds by management Senators Holden McFarland and Lawrence and Representatives Aver Griffin Jones Steele Yeomens Brown Roberts Knight and Walker constitute the committee
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Rome
Legislative Investigating Committee
General Assembly
Georgia School For the Deaf
Cave Spring
Harris
W. O. Connor
Holden
McFarland
Lawrence
Aver
Griffin
Jones
Steele
Yeomens
Brown
Roberts
Knight
Walker
Bond Issue Indorsed by Fifth Ward Club
The Fifth Ward Improvement Club unanimously endorsed a 3.358 million bond issue for municipal improvements at English Avenue school. Grady hospital, waterworks, and city schools would receive 375,000, 150,900, and 1,000,000 respectively. Dr. Summerall, W Zode Smith, and L M Landrum spoke on needs and growth.
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Fifth Ward Improvement Club
English Avenue
W. B. Summerall
Grady Hospital
Grady
W. Zode Smith
L. Mf. Landrum
Grammmar
H. J. Penn
Vaudeville to Feature Irene Douglas and More at Local Theaters
Theaters announce a seven act program with Irene Douglas and Noel Travers headlining a comedy sketch. Acts include Billy Lieyd and George Britt, Mitt Collins monologue, and a top headliner night titled A Night With the Poets. Also appearing are John Ford eccentric dancer and John Barrymore in The Incorrigible Dukane at the Grand. plus The House of the Lost Court at the Strand with Viola Dann and cast. Petrograd reports General Yanushkevich named assistant viceroy of the Caucasus and General Alexeyev to lead Northwestern Front forces.
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Eveny Cms
Atlanta
Irene Douglas
Noel ‘Travers
Billy "Lieyd
George Britt
Mitt Collins
Georges H. Hickman
Poets
Johnny Ford
Grasd
John Barrymore
Mason
Mexico
Dulane
Famous
Paramount
the Grand
Dukane
Ytrana
Edison Company
Sir Anthony
Lilet
Duncan McHae
Bruce McRee
OC. N. Willemson
PLEA FOR PROHIBITION BY SAM SMALL
Rev. Sam Small of the Anti-Saloon League spoke to about 600 in Gainesville on state and national prohibition. He argued for majority rule, attacked insurgent lawmakers, and claimed Georgia’s finances show no need for liquor taxes. He noted Georgia’s debt, tax rate, and agricultural output as evidence of independence and urged dry bills in the governor’s coming session.
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Gainesville
Sam Small
Anti-Saloon League of America
Georgia
Fnally
Lquor
Alabama
Birmingham News
Abama
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Cloginnatl
Milwaukes
Jeffs
George
Small
South
Ohio
Texas
Mr. Small
Rome
Waycross Hosts Dixie Highway Boosters Dinner
Waycross Georgia welcomed boosters from every county on the proposed Dixie highway short route with a chicken barbecue. The association's business session opened at 10 30 A M led by W L Stanton of the Waycross Chamber of Commerce.
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Waycross
W. L. Stanton
Waycross Chamber of Commerce
Good Roads Progress Highlighted By Dixie Highway Delegates
Delegates spoke on county road progress led by Hon. Will T. Anderson of The Macon Telegraph, who delivered a grand address on Good Roads and Rural Progress. A 400-strong delegation toured Millwood sand clay road praised as the best in the state and enjoyed a Winona park barbecue after Andersons speech.
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Will T. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
Dixie Highway Commissioners
Winona Park
Millwood
Reserve Bank Branch Delayed Opening to September 10
Officials of the local branch of the sixth district federal reserve bank in New Orleans announced the opening will be delayed to September 10. The bank had planned to open on September 1 but could not arrange all details in time.
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New Orleans
Sixth District
Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank
Three Bodies From F-4 Identified In Honolulu Bay
The two bodies from the United States submarine F-4 were identified as Charles H Wells of Norfolk Virginia machinist mate and Frank N Herzog of Salt Lake City electrician. A notebook in his pocket yielded no clues to the submarine's appearance in Honolulu bay Mare with 22 men aboard. The remaining identified body is George T Ashcroft gunner's mate of Los Angeles Honolulu.
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United States
Charles H Wells
Norfolk, Va
Frank “N. Herzog
Salt Lake’ City
Honolulu Bay Mare
George T. Ashcroft
Los Angeles
Honolulu
Guaranteed Accurate Thermometers Offer From John S. Moore&Sons
Does it matter if a thermometer is accurate The price for guaranteed accurate thermometers is shown The Moore company advertises a stock assortment to fit taste and budget at 42 N Broad Street cedarville.
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John S. Moore & Sons
N. Broad Street
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Georgia Road
Lagrange Bank
Reagan
LaVallieres
Maier & Berkeie, Inc
Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Fight For Liberty
Supreme Court
Gotham
DU Ponts
School For Deaf
Fifth Ward
Laximierall, Smith and Landrum
Keith Vaudeville
House of the Lost Court
Caucasus
Petrograd
Lonaoa
Yanushevice
Nicholai Stat
Caucasia
Alexlev
Anti-Saloon League
Fourth National Bank
Reserve Bank
Crofut & Knapp
John B. ‘Stetson
Valdes
Atlanta, Ga
McK
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Fox. & Co
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