Britain to release detained cargoes in formal talks
Washington reports definite information from London that Britain will accept informal representations by the US Foreign Trade advisers to release American owned goods of German and Austrian origin detained at key ports under the British order in council. A conference with Fleming Crawford and Skarrets followed, outlining plans to resume negotiations within days and release shipments tied up at Rotterdam and other ports.
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Hington
London
Britain
State Department
Keutrs
order 'n_ council
Fleming
Rbichard Crawford
T. 8.Skarrets
Rotterdam
Trade compliance for importers clarified in March order terms
A fragmented notice outlines importers duties to prove goods were ordered by a neutral firm or for their account. It requires documents showing the original contract or a certified copy and a clear statement of case circumstances. The March 1 order date marks delivery and payment obligations under contract terms.
Marist College Opens Fifteenth Session With Cadet Return
Marist College opened its fifteenth session Monday with a large cadet attendance. Many from last year return as new accessions join. Father Wilhelmy returns to teach in commercial department after a stint at All Hallows College Salt Lake City. Captain Heidt and Schmidt lead the cadet corps. Beau expected back to run athletics.
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Marist Colllege
Mane
Elphia
Heidt
Schmidt
Beau
Transfer Man Fined For Fai an 70 Report
A. E. Skinner of Skinner Transfer Company was fined 5.76 in the police court yesterday for failing to report to the marshal the names of people he had moved from one part of the city to another. The marshal noted deficiencies in the transfer process and questioned the company’s compliance procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Skinner
Skinner Transfer Company
Notable Vitalitas Health Tonic Claims Highlight Atlanta Receipts
Widespread praise for Vitalitas as a universal tonic in the South with Atlanta interviews citing residents H. M. Qattis of 25 E Ontario Ave and T. N. Smith of East Point. Qattis describes relief from rheumatism after using Vitalitas. Smith reports improved digestion and nutrition benefits. The ad promotes use hot or cold with one teaspoonful in half a glass four times daily, and invites readers to Jacobs Pharmacy at 23 Whitehall Street for samples and information.
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Wren
Vitalitas
South
Atlanta
U Peate
Vitallas
H. M. Qattis
Ontario ‘Ave
T. N. Smit Janta Pisno
East Point
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Whitehall Street
Motors to Replace Atlanta Horse Cabs in City Service
The Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company plans to switch from horse drawn cabs to motor town cars within weeks. Sixty cabs currently operate from Terminal, Piedmont, Ansley and Winecoff hotels with same rates. first motor cabs expected by December 1. The move aims to maintain traffic volume while improving speed, with expansion to at least twenty town cars and a future garage once warranted.
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Atlants
W. C. Wilton
Terminal
Piedmont
Anslay
Winecott
Wilson
Baskage
Mr. Wilson
Open Law Library for Fulton County at Court Term
At the last session the general assembly authorized $5000 to establish a county law library at the courthouse and $1500 yearly to maintain it. A special committee, chaired by B. Turman, will select books and furnishings with the Bar association’s cooperation. The Mirror will operate during the current court term.
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Open Law Library
Fulton County
Whicch
B. Turman
Burton Smith
Bar Association
John L. Tye
Arminion Wright
John T. Dennis
BB Dorr
Turman
Mirror
Dr DuBose to Preach Two Sermons Sunday
Dr H M DuBose, pastor of the First Methodist Church at Peachtree street and Porter place, will preach both morning and evening sermons on Sunday. The morning topic is What Is the Church and the evening topic is Some Secret Doings in Silent Places. Public invited to both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. DuBose
First Methodist Church
Peachtree Street
Porter Place
When Dreams Come True at Forsyth and Strand Theaters
A wide array of acts headlines Forsyth with Johany Ford and Marie Fitzgibbons performing tonight and tomorrow. The Strand showcases Emily Stevens in Destiny or the Goal of a Woman with striking photographed effects and a mixed drama and morality theme. Universal’s A Little Brother of the Rich screens at Hobart Bosworth’s theater with James Leamington as a bystander to wealth.
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Xene Rorayen
Johany Ford
the Forsyth
Johany
Saya
Marie Fitagibbons
Beadliner
Boy Bouncer
Ron Raw
Colona Heers Dior
Fenny Movis
Yerand
gStrand
Emily Stavens
New York Telegram
Btrand
Strand Theater
Seath
Emily Stevens
Mary Cadmon
Sigs Stevens
Standish
House of Lost Souls
House of Lost
Alphe
Hobar Bosworth
Jane Novak
Universal
Tha Wage
Javeplh Medill Patterson
Mr. Boneworth
James Leamington
Otis Turner
Blames State's Crimes on Pistol and Whisky
Douglas Ga September 7 Special Judge Summerall told the grand jury at opening superior court that Georgia has better laws but needs stricter enforcement. He asserted that ninety percent of criminal rackets are traceable to drinking and carrying concealed weapons.
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Douglas
Summerall
Georgia
Mrs C D Crawley’s Select School Opens September 13
Mrs C D Crawley’s Select School will deepen on September 13 with French German and Spanish taught by two Vassar College graduates using a conversational method. The program features English and American Literature, Music, and Expression. Faculty includes Mrs W S Kell modern languages and literature Miss Jennie Tutt Plano, Miss Louise Barili voice, Miss Viola Harili expression, and Mrs Crawley Latin and Mathematics.
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Cherry
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Peachtree
Ponce de Leon
Piedmont
Vassar ‘College
W. S. Kell
Misa Jennie Tutt
Plano
Louise Barili
Misa Viola Harili
Crawley
Connor Exonerated By Legislative Board At Cave Springs
Rome Ga September 7 Special After a lengthy hearing at Cave Springs today the legislative board of visitors appointed by Governor Harris exonerated Wesley O Connor principal of the Georgia school for the Deaf from charges of drunkenness undue familiarity with pupils and incompetence The board found the school’s affairs efficient and business like and said the charges were without foundation The trustees also exonerated Connor and expressed strong confidence in his management The board deferred any decision on replacing the school with a normal school for a future legislature hearing Read affidavits and testimony showed broad support for Connor with many witnesses backing him and suggesting the institution’s strong year ahead with more applications for students than last year
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Rome
Cave Springs
Legislative Board of Visitors
Harris
Wesley
Connor
Georgia School For the Deaf
Ayer
Bibb
Board of Visitors
W. 0. Connor
Trustess
Vernor
Home
Board of Trustees
Con— Noc
Lakewood to stay city property. leased to private parties halted
Lakewood will be operated by the city and not leased again to private parties. A Southeastern Air Association committee urged city control of Lakewood, but the park commission unanimously voted against private leasing while preparing for a future fair with permanent buildings. Julius Billet, owner of the property, offered to settle rent and dispose of fixtures after spending about 7000 on improvements.
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Lakewood
Ity
Park Commission
Turman
I. Kriegsnaber
J. N. Ragsdale
W. T. Downing
Southeastern Air Association
P Julius Billet
Funeral notices for Appa Laat Pase
Obituaries list funeral notices for Appa Laat Pase. Brief notices indicate burial details and service arrangements in the local mortuary notices column.
Mrs. C. J. Boynton Dies After Indigestion Visit
Mrs. C J Boynton of Arlington Ga dies from an acute indigestion attack while visiting daughter Mrs Hervey Fleming. Remains taken to Arlington. Survived by husband and several children. Accompanied by Mr and Mrs Harvey Flemagne. Also J R Farlow 76 dies at his College Park residence, survived by widow three sons and three daughters.
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C. J. Boynton
Arlington
West Point
J. Boynton
Hervey Fleming
Harvey Flemagne
Arlingon
J. R. Farlow
College Park
Land W. A. Farlow
Joy riders steal cash and service from jitney driver
E G Thompson, jitney driver of 201 Lawton street, says two men and two women robbed him of 3 dollars in cash and about 10 dollars in service early Tuesday morning after hiring a ride to Hast Point at Five Points. Thompson gave a scant description, noting a scarred man on the front seat.
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E.G. Thompson
Lawton Street
East Font Thompson
Nolis Headquarters St
Sergeant Roberts
Thompson
Mayor of Alamo Ousted From Job By Judge's Decree
In Wheeler county Georgia the superior court declared the office of mayor of Alamo vacant and ousted Mayor N. Or Sears. Judge EH A Mathews ruled the tax assessors law constitutional and held that a tax assessor must be a freeholder and cannot hold another city county or state office. Sears was ordered to surrender the mayor pro tem panels documents and city seals.
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Macon
EH. A. Mathews
Alamo
Wheeler County
N. Or Sears
W. A. Burson
Seara
Mathews
Sears
Mayox
Italy Declares Cotton Contraband of War
Paris dispatch reports Italy has declared cotton contraband of war. The move echoes Britain and France, as the Havas News agency notes a widening price on cotton amid escalating wartime measures.
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Italy
Paris
Havas
Great Britain
France
Vente
Frank Reynolds Safeguards Hotel Ansley With Alaskan Totem Pole
Frank Reynolds publicity director at Hotel Ansley buys a carved Alaskan totem pole from Esquimaux artisans sent by James McCarty of Seattle. The pole, steeped in lore, is believed to ward off witches and evil spirits, though Reynolds himself remains skeptical of ghosts. Reporters describe the odd ornament as a talisman guarding the owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reynolds
Ansley
Mr. Reynolds
Alaska
Esquimaux
James
McCarty
Seattle
Wash
Witencraft
Publicity Man Hears a Wolf Tale in Innocent Rant
A publicity man recounts a curious claim about witchcraft and hostel spirits that supposedly keep away wolves. He expresses skepticism but says he is willing to test the idea to see if it works.
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Mr. Reynolds
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RICM
Vaudette
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THE
Victoria
George Kleine
Dela Connor
Universal Program
Robert Edeson
Alamo NO. 2
Olga Petrova
Desoto Today
Vitagraph
Baskey
Vandeville
Charlie Chaplin
Keystone
Marist
Faian
Motors
DR. Dubose
Igin
Draughon’s
Practical Business College
H. BR. Todd
Forsyth and
Mitchell
E. A. Rice
Asst
Agnes Scott¢ College
Decatur
Niles Front
Atlanta Conservatory OF Music
Atricdia
Goturdey
Philip Bartholomar
Silvio Hain
Marie Cahill
Keith Vaudeville
C.d.crawley
Peeples-St
Peabody
Baltimore
Musical Conservatory
Unions Acne
Pbraiee
Legislative Board
CITY
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Russia
Birmingham
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Association
Willis J. Abbot
Parcel Post
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