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United States
Mexico
Atlanta
J. BR
Holliday
Constitution Building
Secié
Auanta
Washington
N. W
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York
Broadway
Forty-second
Times Building -Carner
Fragmented editorial calls out national crimes and blames bias
A long reader letter contrasts a Rhode Island murder of Judge Willis Knowles and a Chicago burglary at J Ogden Armour’s home with claims of regional prejudice. It argues New England and Illinois scholars must curb magnifying others faults while pursuing civilization.
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North Scituate
Rhode Island
Willis
Knowles
J. Ogden Armour
Heart of
Chicago
New England
Ullnois
Georgia
Fulton County Commissioners Deliver A Model Year Of Progress
Fulton county commissioners report a harmonious year with steady gains in road building and improvements. They highlight improved road conditions and the care of county convicts, noting national attention as authorities prepare a model convict camp with future Washington bulletins.
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Fulton County
Washington
Critics and bonds in Atlanta raise civic stakes
The Constitution argues that newspaper criticism of city officials blocks bond approvals while praising school improvements. It cites past gains from criticism, including sewerage and water system upgrades and lower death rates, and urges broad civic backing for a new bond as essential to remedy municipal conditions. The piece notes Emery Ripe and Sadie Green’s marriage as local news.
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Atlanta
Cooper
Iast
Nws
C. K
County Board Delivers Substantial School Improvements
The Fulton county board completed several major planning and construction steps for a central university high school, promising a premier southern high school plant. The board also reduced the county tax rate, a strong testament to concentrated authority and efficient governance over the past year.
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Central University
Fulton County
Atlanta
Tis
County’ Board
City Finance Council Committee Meeting Notes
Wednesday afternoon committee meetings will act on several minor papers referred earlier and begin steps toward the October apportionment sheet. They will also consider opening the proposed Savannah warehouse. Grant Park receipts for August are noted. park officials report no park or playground in Ward Six and plan to secure a park next year. Yellowstone Park animals are sought for Grant Park. council directs general manager to contact Senator Hoke Smith. Playground attendance figures are listed for eleven white and two black playgrounds with equipment valued at $6,500.
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Pinance Council
DnAhes
Menda
Saunieinal v Warehouse
Yellowstone Park
Meeting Park
J.T. “Andrews
Aew
Hoke Smith
Criticism Kills Bonds Say Cooper Secretary's Public Appeal
The letter argues long running city criticism has eroded voter confidence, hindering Atlanta bond issues. It asserts press and civic groups must acknowledge past flaws, yet support constructive action to fund public improvements and avoid default. The author cites sewage gains and successful municipal projects as reasons to back prudent bonds.
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Atlanta
Atlanta, Chamber of Commerce
Ad Men’s
Rotary
Retail Merchants’ Association
Miess
Chamber of Commerce
Alanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commeres
Uailanta
Mina
Ben Iasus
Commission
Outa Commission
Dixie Highway Movement Aims to Link Chicago to Miami
The Dixie Highway Association moves to connect Chicago with Miami as 14 state governors back a contested route. County councils spring up rapidly in Michigan Indiana Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee as leaders like Colonel Taggart and W S Gilbreath press for paved hard surface roads from Cincinnati to Knoxville and beyond. Local counties vote bonds plan brick or concrete paving and seek state funds while rival routes gain momentum across Georgia Florida and Illinois.
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Mobiason
Sie Highway “Association
Chicaxo
Miami
Tmlinsis
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
A. Little
Dixie-highly-ansociation
Chattallongs
Dixie Highway
Dixie Highway ‘Association
Chattanooga
W.s.gilbreath
T. E. Grafton
Michigan
Union
Emmet Nownty
Petoskey
TiMnolis
Chicago
Vermillion
Danville
Indiana
Cook County
Iroquois County
Vermillion County
Thomas Taggart
Franch
Lick
United States
W. S Gilbreath
Dixie Highway Association
Tagwart
Taggart
Cincinnati
Voletia
Brigk
Leke-Loop Dixie Highway Association
FL M. Waite
Dayton
Ralph D. Code
Findlay
Harry Leyman
Robert Terrell
New Albany
Ind
Louisville
Naehodi
Puli
Kenton County
Covington
Metropolis
Richmond
Madison
Fayette
Kentucky ‘River
Payette
Madison County
Middlesboro
Bell County
Avery
Clatborne
Knoxville
Claiborne
Knox
Rhea
Knox County
Hamilton County
Robertson County
Davidson ‘County
Rutherford County
Bedford County
Shelbyville
Tullahoma
Moore County
Coffee County
Franklin County
Winchester
Sewanee
Marion County
Atlanta
Tf. E. Grafton
Tallahauses
Jacksonville
Jefferson
Leon
Springfield
Tenn
Evansville
Terre Haute
Jackson Wey
Nashville
Bardstown
Glasgow
Birmingham
New Orleans
Macon
Test
State
Commerce Society of Georgia Tech Banquets Professors and Students
The Commerce Society of Georgia Tech Banqueted professors and students at the Hotel Ansley Tuesday night. About forty men attended to launch the Georgia Tech School of Commerce for the fall term. Kelser served as toastmaster and praised the school’s plans with Dean Emerson welcoming newcomers. A. Giles of General Electric spoke on the company and its southern mission. Joel Hunter discussed evolution in accounting systems. Homer Watkins reviewed the school’s commercial law work and W. S. Kell outlined practical business education. Registration for fall term was under way as the first session neared.
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Commerce Society
Georgia Tech School of Commerce
Ansley
A. C. Kelser
Acing Ac
School of Commerce
W. H. Emerson
A. ¥. Giles
General Electric Compa
Joel Hunter
Joel Hunter Company
Homer Watkins
W. S. Kell
Commerce Department
South
Temperance and reform urged in Georgia politics and public life
Opinion urges temperance in thought and action to reform public criticism of leaders. Compares to England’s sharper scrutiny of public money and calls for reform in Georgia politics, warning against intemperance that harms administration and lawfulness. Also notes readers’ attitudes toward playground noise and the value of youth activity.
Appoints 25 County Wardens in Georgia
State Commissioner of Game and Fish Charles B Arnow announced twenty five county warden appointments on Tuesday, including four reappointments. The list covers numerous counties with wardens named such as J S Montgomery Thomasville Cobb C M Hicks Mari etta F D Fletcher Statesboro N O Smith Madison and J W Nesbitt Albany among others, with wardens serving unexpired terms.
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Charles
Arnow
Worth County
M Crow
Sylvester
Ware County
V. Stanton
Waycross
Coweta
L. B Snead
Newnan
Coffea County
Ben W. Gray
Douglas
Walkers Rolie
Cufford Walker
Thomas County
Montgomery
Thomasville
Campbell
F. J. Lumpkin
Rome
Cleckley
J. S Abney
Cochran
Decatuc County
George H. Fields
Bainbridge
Walker County
John C. Knox
LaFayett
J. E. Snead
Newnn
Talbot County
J. D. Calhoun
Talbotton
Coffes County
Ben
W. Gray
Dougla
Dougherty County
J. W. Nesbitt
Albany
Sumter
W. T. McMath
Americus
Prison Annex to Use Convict Labor Next Week
Judge R E Davison announced contracts for brick and start of excavation next Monday for the state prison annex to the main building to house negro convicts at the state farm. The project uses convict labor and $10 000 of the $40 000 special appropriation.
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Newz
State Prison
R. E. Davison
State Prison Commission
State Prison Farm
Davison
State Farm
Ostrich Tales of Shame and Clever Wit Revealed
A fragmentary verse piece narrates an ostrich as a symbol of prudence and self restraint. It contrasts mythical scandal with the bird's practical nature, suggesting reputations spread beyond youth and the ease of shedding blame remains elusive. The speaker calls for humility and wary judgment.
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Michael
Soros
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