City committee pares over scarce funds for various needs
The committee debated how to allocate limited funds with 862000 out of 68000 earmarked as available. They cut many requests to fit the budget including druggist convention costs, library needs, building repairs, and city representations, preserving a few commitments while deferring others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satrman Patteron
Bart
Derman Harwell
Allan
Morey
Fikin Jr
Robert FooParrer
Atlanta
Ever Alate
Charre Wan
Sincome
Marerster
Atlante Amt Orm
Veronal Association of Vehicle BulTanees
Anna Wallace
Carnegia
Miss Wallace
Inspector Pitman
Ptedeont Park
Amecur
Gometman Romeroy
Gredy Hospital
C Chapel Street
Lanta
League of American Mainepsi S
Chicago
Local Field Short Stories Chronicle Courtroom Notices
Fragmented OCR prose details alleged crimes and civic notices from Frederick area sources. Mentions Omar Lomtor, Judge Broyles, and Detective Borachin with references to larceny allegations, servant employed by Mrs Twaz Fadee, and a consulate-related arrest. Includes calls for attendance and upcoming performances at First Met and a general cordiel invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sagro Wow
Pigord
Broyles
Ita Uama Deen
Twaz Fadee
Dorlas Fae Simy
Pope
Mada Feey
Borachin
Ponce de Leon Baptist Opens Grand New Church
The Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church formally opens today featuring a dedication of a modern cruciform building with a copper dome and six white Corinthian columns. The edifice seats about six hundred, has no debt, and hosts a week of speakers and services led by Dr J W Millard with a large delegation from Georgia Baptists.
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Ponce de Leon Aventea Baptist
United Aid
Firat
Second
Jackson NH
Ehirch
BoLaw
George
George Mo Brown
JM Ofrawford
Bundsy School
Burlerion Spa Comb
North Avenue Présbyterian Enuren
Lindly
Weil
Nghia
Portito
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Almple
Juntua
Millard
Ponce de Lenn Bapat
Haten Place
Georgia
Grote
Munroe Itamalo College
State Mission Board
Kansas
Baptist Churches
Southern States
Iward
Orest College
Onferr Fonz
Ifary Church
South
Police Lieutenants Kept Busy Under Turner’s New Scheme
Fulton county improves county police with three trusted lieutenants in charge of camps Battle Hill Buckhead and Lakewood Heights. Lieutenants Dunbar Cheshire and Poole command stations with seven officers each, guiding duties, arrests, and daily operations as the force expands.
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Fulton County
Turner
Dunbar
Porlav
Cheanire
Aix Yrara
Battle Him
Force
Aix
Ifo
Win Cheshire
Buckhead
J Poole
Li Akewond Heights
Aec i
Orensinn
Tanger
Republican Clubs Plan Nonpartisan Bryan Reception
A republican club event in New Orleans September 18 to September 24 aims to host a reception for Willem T Bryan. Organizers declare the gathering will be entirely nonpartisan and invite Bryan to participate in the planned program.
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Bryan
Orleans
Willem T Bryan Hare
Cuba
Fonda
U Warships Watch Havana As Cuban Crisis Deepens
Reports from Havana describe 2500 assorted forces, including 1200 rural guards and 800 city militia, guarding bridges and preparing for potential intervention. General Rodrigues and allied forces clash near El Cano as Taft arrives in Washington to discuss possible troop movements and pacification efforts.
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Muniuigal
Pinar Mel Rio
Authurby
Genersl Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Rodrigues
Gom
Boscau
el Cano
Taft
Washington
Baden
Ainaworth
Bell
Crosler
Ordnance
Davie
Genecut
Navy ships sail secretly to unknown destination
Acting under orders from Washington the battleships Louisiana and Virginia sailed today but their destinations cannot be learned from naval officers. Both ships remained at Bradford yesterday, with the Virginia not finishing until after midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Navy Department
Washington
Louchana
Vrginia
Bradford
Death of General Trepoff Amidst Political Turmoil in Russia
The report outlines General Trepoff's death amid post manifesto unrest and royalist tensions. It notes his health decline, public image as a capable leader, and the government’s fragile stance as Premier Stolyapin faces a broader crisis. The piece attributes his passing to natural causes intensified by stress from ongoing political strife.
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Gray
Lis
Hhe
Trepoff
Wittas
Reetma
Witte Wantlad
Trepos
Sevarsmonike Hs
Tropotts
Osain Tka
Jan Crisix
Nicholas
EVETUE Clean as a Whistle in Peachtree and Auburn Avenues
A business invites personal inspection of its four floor Peachtree Street store, five floor Auburn Avenue warehouse, and two floor Broad Street store to demonstrate packing bottling and shipping methods. The owner offers to answer personal questions and provide a complete price list to prove meticulous care and aroma in goods.
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Peachtree Street
Auburn Avenue
Broad Street
Atlanta
Emory Dinner Set For Monday In Atlanta
More than one thousand Emory College men are expected at a Monday dinner at Durand 4 Alabama Street restaurant in Atlanta. The event aims to foster fellowship and discuss college matters with City Attorney James L. Muyston as toastmaster.
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Emory
Durand
Alabama Street
Dohemian
Emory Ten
Atlanta
Wuainesa Intarenta
James L. Muyston P
Rev Sam Jones Opens Meeting in Cartsreville Ga
In Cartsreville Georgia on September 16 the annual tabernacle meetings opened with Rev Sam Jones leading services. Notables include E O Excell of Chicago directing vocal work and ministerial attendees Owen Harper Norton Collierum and Crown. crowd expected to reach thousands as trains and buses bring attendees for a week of daily sermons and a Sunday address at 1 pm and evening sermon.
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Wow Landrum
DPD
First Baptist Church
John B. White
DDL
Methodiat Church
Z 8
Farland
All Bulnta
Cartsreville
Oliver Sandshatter
Chicago
Owen
Tiarper
Norton
Collireum
Crown
Jones
Langs Tabernacle
Buniay T
Weiing Ticheta
Hanil
Crow
Bam Jones
Mr Jones
Dual Ownership of Railways Advocated by Bryan
The author argues for a dual ownership plan for railways, with federal control of trunk lines and state control of local lines. He cites Germany as a contrast and stresses the need for local self-government and strong national unity. The piece references Bryan’s presidential campaigns, railroad labor, and public sentiment in Roanoke and surrounding areas, urging Americans to confront questions of wealth, power, and citizenship in a rising republic.
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Washington
Germany
Empire of
Ra'iveads
Bryan
Matt Corriere
Ongriera
Civanmioreca
America
United States
Elahty
Arjan
le Fay
Jay
San
Carolina
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Tresator & Newsil
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Sho
WR Thompson
ST Dora Do
Atvenom
John F White
Post
Bush
Laevis
Ratan
Ponce DE Leon
Lf Leavell
Flald We Rotary Sunday School
Oxford
Stine
Aldris
Grey
Home Mission Board
Alani
Ros Wiluimeham
Foretan Mission Board
BC Richmond
Ermon Dareas
Butlin
Souithern Baptist Theological Seminary
Lounvine Ky
Power de Leon Avenue
Aife
da Rou
Liautenant County
Chamiep
Tésutenant County
Havana
Evetue
ROSE
Blue Ridge
Georgia Rose
R. M. Rose
Sam Jones
Tabernacle
Cartersville
Wan
Altamaha Swamp
Heftaville
Robert W .Biaoreterday
Tillmane Ferry
Moore
Stephen H Dunbar
Eyfareyr
Colon
W Milem
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