McCullough Heads to Louisville for Atlanta Horse Show
Sp Nym McCullough secretary of the Atlanta Horse Show Association leaves this afternoon for Louisville to attend the Kentucky State Fair. The trip aims to secure high class entries for the Atlanta show and to interest owners of horses already promised to bring them.
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Atlanta Horse Show Association
Boulyville
Atlanta
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Loulsile
Mir McCullough
E H Walker Joins Atlanta Realty Men
Howard Ho Walker president and general manager of the Edward HH Walker firm opens offices at 25 North Forsyth Street ground floor of the Prudential Building to continue a successful real estate business. He rose as a promoter in College Park and is noted for his solid record in Atlanta real estate circles.
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Howard Ho Walker
Edoward HH Walker Feral Latata Company
Forsyth Street
Prudential Puilding
Walker
College Bark
Atlanta
Walker poised to shape Atlanta area real estate boom
An Atlantan Mr Walker concentrates on College Park and surrounding Atlanta suburbs. He stakes off lots, places them on the market acre by acre, and plans to extend his constructive real estate operations. Friends expect success as he locates ventures in the city, driven by the famed Atlanta Spirit from his campaign days.
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Walker
College Park
Atlanta
Ife
Children enjoy fat and happy meals with K K K Flour
Children savor hearty meals after using K K K Flour. The slogan emphasizes wholesome, satisfying eating and a positive family meal vibe claiming the brand helps meals feel rich and filling.
Georgia men injured in scaffold accident at Seneca
Two workers of the R L Cole Co of Newnan Ga were seriously hurt while erecting an iron tank for the Seneca oil mills when a failing scaffold and breaking hook plunged them 32 feet. Foreman Mr Richardson suffered internal injuries and a colored helper, John Long, sustained a broken arm with internal injuries.
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Flat Silver Designs Cater to All Tastes
Maier and Berkele present flat silverware with designs that satisfy a range of preferences from simple to ornate. The chests come in many sizes and combinations to fit individual needs, offering tarely satisfying options for varied tastes.
Columbus Asks Cheaper Lights in Utility Rates Case
A three day hearing began before the railroad commission in Columbus over complaints by the city board of trade and Consumers’ Association against the Columbus Railroad and Gas Light companies. The request seeks lowering electricity rates from 8 to 4 cents minimum and 12 to 7 cents maximum per kilowatt hour and natural gas rates from 175 to 125 per cubic foot, with arguments continuing into Friday.
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G McLendon
J A Martin
Columbia Board of Trade
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Augusta
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Senator Gordy
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EM Seabrook
Welter J Curtis
George Waiton
T S Methvin
Joan Baird
C. F Westbrook
Anti-Prohibition Forces Meet in Montgomery to Fight Plan
Anticonstitutional prohibitionists from across Alabama gathered in Montgomery Auditorium with an estimated 1500 to 2000 attendees. Charles Henderson of Troy was elected temporary chair and Senator Frank S Moody of Tuscaloosa became permanent chair as committees formed to report resolutions. The event counters a Birmingham anti saloon league campaign urging passage of the constitutional amendment, following the legislature's extraordinary session that submitted the issue to voters on November 20, creating a major political upheaval in a decade.
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Ala
Alabama
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Troy
Frank S Moody
Tuscaloosa
Ance Sage
Antis
Birmingham
State
Anti- Saloon League
Constitutionalist
Crossing Tracks Tragedy Kills Woman and Injures Brother
In Livingston Alaska on September 15 a man and his sister driving a cotton wagon were struck by a passenger train while crossing Alabama Great Southern tracks. The sister died at once, the brother died of injuries shortly after. The wagon and bale of cotton were demolished. the horses remained unharmed.
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Livingston
Alas
Alabama Great Southern Railway
George Hare
Decatur Crowd Hears Texas Farmers Union Leader
A large Decatur gathering at the courthouse noon adjournment heard Hon Hen L Griffin of Arkansas discuss farm organization and the need for unity. He warned unorganized farmers rely on others and praised disciplined collective action within the Farmers Union.
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Decatur
Texas Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Union
Hen L Griffin
Arkansas
Mesara Lee
Bodenhamer
Smith
Lee
Union
Georgie
Georgia
Ben L. Griffin
Mr Griffin
Opportunity to Go East Travel Offer Det 10
Prospect for travel to the East via Sea board from New York returning between September 3 and 30. Includes a Pullman reservation option. Contact 88 Peachtree Phones 100 for details.
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New York
Peachtree
Georgia Tech Opens With Major Campus Improvements
Georgia Tech prepares for a new term as students arrive for examinations starting Monday. Workers upgraded buildings and laboratories, added bathrooms to Swan dorms, completed rooms in both dormitories, finished new rooms for the architectural department, and installed thousands of dollars in equipment across mechanical civil and electrical engineering.
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Gorgia Tech
Georgia plans hard fight on black root wilt
Commissioner T G Hudson and State Entomologist E L Worsham, with J L Lee of the Georgia Farmers Union, return to Atlanta after meetings in Ben Hil and south Georgia counties to mobilize planters against black root wilt costing Georgia cotton growers over a million dollars this year. The Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia backs the effort to secure pant cotton and aid planting with a resistant seed variety developed by Professor Worsham, to be distributed next year. An appropriation of 10,000 was made at the last General Assembly to fund the fight.
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E L Worsham
Department of Agriculture
J L Lee
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Atlanta
Ben Hil
South Georgia
Georgie
Worsham
General Assembly
Bakers Break Windows in Stockholm Strike Violence
September 15 report from Stockholm describes striking bakers breaking store windows and threatening workers during a city round. Police arrested several suspects including former Stockholm Street Car Company employees who reportedly offered to compensate the company for damages in exchange for rehiring all strikers.
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Stockholm
Burglary at Leane Residence Scrambles Diamonds
In Spartanburg on September 15 Bourglara entered the residence of C. P. Leane while absent chlo rformed the inmates and ransacked the house taking diamonds jewelry watches and currency valued at about $500.
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Spartanburg. & C
Bourglara
Nicht
C. P. Leane
Central Creamery’s rating error corrected to 84 percent
The Constitution corrected a typographical error in yesterday’s report on mill dealer ratings. Central Cream Company at 167 Whitehall Street was listed as 48 percent but actually scored 84 percent. Pp L Sudan, proprietor of Central Creamery, runs 4 dairy and furnishes top mill creans and butter.
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Pp L Sudan
Central Creamery
Whitehall Street
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