Growers Meet to Sell Stock and Organize Exchange
Georgia Fruit Exchange organizers plan a Friday meeting at the Fourth National Bank building with Chairman H C Bagley to receive reports from peach growers and solicit stock subscriptions. The plan, called the Bagley method, aims to form a Georgia Fruit Exchange capitalized at 100000 with shares of 10, subdividing the peach belt into districts to stabilize prices and prevent market glut.
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H. C. Bagley
Fourth National Bank
Bell of Georgia
Commiciaes
H.C. Bagley
Amerwin
AL M. Katchens
Baldwin
J Evans
Fort Valles
L. M Heard
Alberon
A O. Morans
Baraede
W. H. Harris
Fort Vatley
Bagley Mian
Sets
Thar
Fruit Rrowers
Kimball
Te Bagsey Planer
Georgia
Frat Exchange
Atlanta
Tagredy
Tragic Hotel Shooting Ends in Street Death
Ken Austin fatally stabbed himself with a pocket knife after leaving the Mount Peasant hotel in Tokes on September 20. Witnesses described him walking to the sidewalk and dying within minutes as onlookers watched, the event unfolding amid Sunday crowds.
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Tokes
A. S Austi
Austin
Ambassador Riddle Yot to Retire in Weak Health
St Petersbiarg reports Ambassador John W. Riddie to retire due to health, while experts deny drastic decline, noting gradual improvement. Riddie was expected to travel to Kislovodsk for treatment, with no decisive date set.
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Kussts
Decatur Votes on Bonds Today
Citizens in Decatur Georgia vote on a bond issue for waterworks and public schools. About 13 000 dollars allocated to schools and 519 000 to water works, with strong interest and notable opposition. The mayor and council push for a safe majority to back the measure.
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Memorial Song Service Honoring Ira Sankey at Presbyterian Church
An impressive memorial service for evangelist Ira D Sankey, who died recently, was held at the Presbyterian Church of Purants. The service featured performances by a quartet and soloists, including songs like There'd Be No Dark Valley Am Praying For You and Ninety and Nine. Rev Dr Charles J Young preached, reflecting on Sankey's dying words Some Day the Silver Cord Will Break. The church was crowded.
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Peace Demonstration Welcomed British Workmen Delegation
About 20 000 German workers gathered in Berlin to greet a British workers delegation. An Anglo German workingmen peace demonstration featured an appeal for German cooperation in seeking settlement of international disputes by arbitration. An open air mass followed and a resolution was passed urging support of the German worker.
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Wedding Bells For Unplanned Georgia Style Marriages
Thomas H Reedler informed Mrs Stallworth by telephone that he had just married her daughter Miss Mary Margaret Stallworth. The ceremony occurred at Rev A C Ward home with few guests aware. The couple planned a honeymoon to Luther, Ga after a quick ride with permission from Mrs Stallworth.
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John Stallworth
Mary Margaret Stallworth
Luthersvile
A.C. Ward
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New Year Rosh Hashanah Observances In City
Rabbi Julius Loeb of Beth Israel explains Rosh Hashanah begins at sunset on Friday, inaugurating a season of repentance and the fast of Yom Kippur. Orthodox and reform practices differ on shofar and second day observances as services are planned at Beth Israel Synagogue, Washington and Clarks streets, with seating arrangements and a choir of Hebrew school children.
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Tebrew’ School
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Reth-Israel
Jewis
Builders' Exchange Shows Rapid Atlanta Growth
The Atlanta Builders' Exchange, established April 30 with over 100 charter members, reports strong early growth. Daily 2 PM meetings in Prittential Building quarters, ties to J Knox Taylor for government work specs, and space for exhibits attract architects and contractors seeking bids and collaboration.
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Press Agent John M. Gregory Leads Field’s Minstrels Push
Atlanta era praises John M. Gregory for leading publicity for Field’s Minstrels. The former Atlanta resident now heads press work, drawing on past shows like Ten Nights in a Barroom and The Encores of Us. His role with Al Fields’ Greater Minstrels boosts advance coverage and public interest.
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Sale of Boxes for the Atlanta Horse Show Scheduled
Boxes for the second annual Atlanta Horse Show to be held at the Coliseum Piedmont Park will go on sale at Daniel Brothers Co. 45 Peachtree Street at 10 o clock tomorrow. Prices range from 12 to 40 dollars with no reservations. Reserved seats go on sale next week with tiered pricing and a section for colored attendees. Joe Brown Connally named ringmaster. forty four classes to be filled by September 25. Exhibitors from Augusta, Georgetown, Macon and Asheville expected. convicts to install tan bark ring. parade plans and workhorse event outlined.
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Daniel Brothers Co
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Atlanta
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Wkins
Augusta
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Asheville
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Donatree
Second Dividend For Depositors In Neal Bank Case
Judge W D Elis will be asked this morning by Central Bank and Trust Corp receiver for the Neal bank to grant a second dividend of 20 percent to depositors on October 30 as fixed by the receiver. If granted, about 9,000 depositors may receive roughly 325000, with possible advances as needed. President Candler believes all sums due will be paid dollar for dollar.
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Pope Receives Sailors From Maine and Alabama
In Naples a papal audience honored seventy sailors from the American battleships Maine and Alabama. Eight saluted by kissing the pope's ring and receiving medals. The pope praised their visit and wished them grace, delivering a brief, gracious address.
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Heath Embezzlement Case Hits Denver Court
Heath once a Denver real estate promoter was found guilty of embezzling 6500 from Mrs. Mary Husted of New York. The verdict carries one to ten years in the penitentiary. The broader losses tied to his dealings with Mrs. Husted total 78900. He disappeared from Denver then was captured in Los Angeles months later.
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Col
Civnt Co
Heath
Mary Husted
New York
Weath
Los Angeles
Joseph Loewas Answers Card in Sunday's Journal
Avante voters hear from Joseph Loewas amid a heated exchange with his opponent. He claims his opponent’s attacks are false, defends his real estate stance, and asserts no alliance with any faction while urging fair treatment for corporations and the town’s growth.
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Sunday’s Journal
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Cathcart Transfer Co
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Political attack letter from Alderman candidate Jos Loewas
Jos Loewas denies prejudice claims and attacks opponent, cites a small police court fine, and appeals to Citizens to read between the lines. He emphasizes his Atlanta citizenship and commitment to local interests while urging support for his bid in the Second Ward.
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The Lyceum Opens With Vaudeville After Remodel
The Lyceum in Atlanta reopens this afternoon at 2 30 under Joseph W Weiss with vaudeville acts from Elton Polo Alto Harold Sands Shats Swanson Mile Savoy and the Tanakas Japanese troupe followed by moving pictures Cohan Harris revival at Grand Jake Wells Bijou Orpheum and Ponce de Leon notes closing of Ponce de Leon park season with reflections on innovations and crowds
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Lyceum Theater
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Georgia appoints Dr. T A Cheatham as state drug inspector
Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture T G Hudson will issue a commission to Dr. T A Cheatham of Macon as state drug inspector. The new position, created by an amendment to the pure food and drug law, tasks him to enforce standards in drug stores and send suspected drugs to the state chemist for analysis. Cotton seed oil products will also come under inspection to ensure quality and prevent substitutions.
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Moody Shanting Affray After Mullet Supper Attack
In Dawson Georgia a shooting at a negro mullet supper on W D Davidson's plantation west of town left Henry Bell dead and Wit Jackson badly wounded while Joan Jackson was seriously injured Bell fled the scene. The incident occurred September 20 during specials at the plantation supper.
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Wit
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