Tax Rate Fixed by Fulton County Board of Commissioners
Fulton County Board of Commissioners set the next year tax rate at 5.40 per $100, lowering 0.86 from the previous year to 5.20. Finance Committee chairman Walter R. Brown presented a report urging cuts and detailing levy items for public buildings bridges prisons jurors courts coroner litigation quarantine and pauper support totaling 55.200 in local currency.
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Fulton ‘County
Forrest Adair
Walter R. Brown
RAILWAY NOTES Schedule Talks For Fast Mail Flyer
Railway officials from the Pennsylvania Southern West Point route and Louisville and Nashville will meet to finalize a schedule for the fast mail flyer to be introduced soon. The outline is set, with minor points left. an official announcement is likely after the meeting, possibly in the Southeastern Passenger Association offices in this city. Conductors issue statements on wage movements and western rail wage discussions, stressing accuracy and adherence to policy.
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Pennsylvania
West Point
Louisville and Nashville
Southeastern Passenger Association
Cleveland
Chile
P. H. Morrissey
The
Genert
Order of Ra
Brotherhood of
Rashia
Ilway
Isway
Kansas City
Bijou Opens With Lively Debut In Atlanta
Bijou theater proves a transformed, inviting venue under DeGive and Wells with a new orchestra, staff, and decor. The opening bill draws large, enthusiastic crowds, rivaling Grand Theatre in energy, featuring seven acts of comedy and specialty numbers led by Arthur Buckner and a strong supporting cast.
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Jake Wells
DeGives
Atlanta
DeGive
Bijou
Peanut Gallery
Happy Memory
Arthur Buckner
Felix and
Barry
Grane Brothers
Belmont
Taneans
Gilbert Sisters
Imogene Comer
Regional church events listed in Georgia and Georgia towns
Washington DC schedules show Hoboth Baptist Association and Woman's Missionary Union in Fort Valley on October 14 to 17. Macon Presbytery meets in Thomasville October 15 to 18. Progressive Brothers and Sisters of Light hold sessions in Thomasville October 16 to 19.
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Joseph Richardson
Western Union Baptist Association
Harpsboro
South River Baptist Association
Almon
National Association of Mexican War Veterans
Paris
Walker Baptist Association
Midville
Southwestern Georgia Baptist Association
Arlington
Central Florida Baptist Association
Lakes City
Fis
Ocodrymran
G — National Association
Washington, D. C
Rehoboth Baptist Association and Woman's Missionary Union
Fort Valley
Macon Presbytery
Thomasville
Progressive Brothers and Sisters of Light
Thomaston
Vanity Fair Acts Secured at Southern Interstate Fair
Anderson returns from a week in the north and east with new attractions for Vanity Fair at the southern Interstate fair. The program includes a trained animal show, vaudeville acts, electric theater, a mystic maze, the gypsy village, and a flying lady. The fair’s space is enlarged to accommodate the larger attraction while DeWitt Pinson is named chief of the pass department in Atlanta.
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Anderson
Vanity Fair
Exposition Grounds
Frank Weldon
The
Fair Association
Weldon
DeWitt Pinson
Pinson
Atlanta
Veterans Move to New Home for Georgia Soldiers
Confederate veterans, housed on Marietta Street after the burning of the Soldiers Home, will move this morning to the new building now ready for occupancy. A formal dedication is planned for September 24 with General Gordon and others, followed by chapel dedication September 28 led by Rev. A R Holdbery.
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Marietta Street
General Gordon
A. R. Holderby
Henry W. Grady
Georgia
GLE Hats Cleaned and Fall Styles at Bussey
Local notice advertises GLE hats cleaned and fall styles at Bussey with a sales push. Mentions buying tickets and cheap travel options west, and references Atlanta office on 13 oe street with DES to19.
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Bussey
Nfon
Southern Pacific
Ofice
Oe Street
Atlanta
Broadening speculative trade in commodities manifests mixed demand
Market notes show harvest era activity with wheat and corn futures firming on smaller offerings and exports, while oats and tea cured products ease or hold. Regional prices across St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Atlanta and Savannah reflect steady flour, mixed corn, higher pork and lard, and firmer spirits and rosin markets with receipts and exports cited.
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St Leula
Meinnati
Ohio
Chicago
Atlanta
California
New York
Western Steam
Continent
South America
It Souls
Cincinnati
Woodley defeats Connolly for 144-pound title in London
In London, September 15, Tom Woodley of Enfield defeated American Eddy Connolly after eleven hard rounds to win the 144-pound championship and a purse of 2000 dollars. Connolly started strong but Woodley surged after the sixth round, taking control and winning a fierce bout at Wonderland Club.
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London
Eddy Connolly
Tom Woodley
Enelis
Connolly
Woodley
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