Foreign Trade Conference Called by Atlanta Chamber
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce announces a October 12 and 14 meeting in Atlanta of southern manufacturers to discuss expanding trade with South and Central America. The program includes section conferences, a potential commission trip to major centers, and keynote talks by Washington officials and industry leaders. Attendees will include W. Graham Clark, Guy King, and leaders from railroads, banks, and commerce.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
South
Central America
Department of Commerce
Washington
United States
His
Buenos Aires
Valparaiso
Santiago
Panama Canal
W. A. Graham Clark
Guy King
Chenigi
The
Southern Railway
Central
South America
National City Bank
New York
Vuairfax Harrison
M. H. Smith
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
John Howe Peyton
Neshville
Chattanooga
Br. Loula
W. J. Harrahen
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Mr. Wickersham
Atlanta and Weat Point Road
Commerce Foreign Trade
Lee Asheraf
Allen T. Johnson
Oscar Elias
Clyde E. Kins
H. la B
Coles
Howard
Thum Igleston and
Testite
Allen £ 2
Johnson
Clyda
L. King
TK Orr
Teather and
Mona Alien
Chatrenas Buford
Electrices Apparatus
A. & Giles
H. Xriegshaber
Iron and Steel
T. X. Glenn
Paper and Paper Son L J
Trounmine
Chemical
Pharmaceutrena
Asa G
Appropriation Sought to Fight Tuberculosis in October Ledger
During a Tuesday session the finance committee urged Councilman Orville Hall to insert 159 dollars in the October sheet for the Anti Tuberculosis society. Councilman Walt argued the society recently gave the school board 1600 dollars for an open air period at Lee Street school. Hall noted physicians volunteer time aiding disease control. Harrison Jones appeared with a committee to seek higher pay for Miss Katherine Wooten from 185 to 150 per month and raises for two assistants from 60 to 65 per month.
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Orville H. Hall
Ualti
Lee Street
Hall
Harrison Jones
Irorary Board
Katherine Wooten
Newton School Board appoints new member for vacancy
Covington ta grand jury confirms W R Wing to join the Newton county board of education. Professor G C Adams elected county school superintendent to succeed J Martin who becomes state school supervisor.
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Covington
nememaEer Sy
Wing
G. C. Adama
Newton County
Suggestions For Handsome Wedding Gifts
A complete After-Dinner Coffee Set is offered as a wedding gift option. One set includes a Sterling silver Coffee Pot Sugar and Cream twelve Coffee Cups pierced Sterling with Lenox gold band China linings twelve Silver Saucers on a large Mahogany tray for $145. An alternative Sterling silver Coffee Sugar and Cream twelve Cups and Saucers and twelve Coffee Spoons in a velvet lined silk case is $115. Other Coffee Sets in various combinations are available at different prices. Call to view them and request a 180 page illustrated catalogue and booklet.
Candler to Speak on Christianity and Wealth at First Christian
Candler will address Bible scholars at the First Christian Church next Sunday on Christianity and Wealth. The talk is part of a series by prominent business leaders for the Sunday school. Dr. L. O. Bricker aims for 1,000 in attendance.
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Candler
First Christian
Asan Candler
First Christian Church
L. N. Buying Land for Right of Way Into Atlanta
Reports suggest the Louisville and Nashville Railroad may pursue a route into Atlanta via Marietta Street and Rockdale Park. The land sale to Atlanta Trust Co. via Wins Ansley fueled speculation. State officials say charters are ministerial. law requires formal application and four weeks advertising. Secretary of State Phil Cook says compliance grants charters, with limited discretion. Gorton McLendon plans to protest the North Georgia Mineral charter before Cook, sharing views with the railroad commission chairman.
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Louisville and Nashville
Atlanta
Rockdale Park
Maarletta Street
Nman
Thomas Stacks
Marietta
Atlanta Trust Company
Wins, Ansley
Stacks
Louisville
Nashville
North
Georgia
Western
Phil Cook
Ife
Supreme Court
Atlantic
Cool
Gorton McLendon
Cook
North Georgia Mineral
Murphey Candler
Fairead Commission
Four Italians Thought To Threaten Life Of Clerk Ashley
C R Ashley formerly of Montgomery and a clerk in the Atlanta and West Point railroad freight office asked police to take him in charge after claiming four Italians or Traijans threaten his life. He said a home robbery two months ago sparked the fear and that a dream indicated pistols with poisoned bullets were used against him. He was bound over for carrying concealed weapons and to be examined for sanity. ET Eckles, freight traffic manager, said Ashley had worked eleven years and he cannot explain the recent actions.
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C. R. Ashley
Montgomery
Atlanta and West Point Railroad
Beavers
Houston Street
Ashley
Chick Beavers
Taige Preston
ET. Eckles
West Point
Cktes
Abandoning Family Charged to Husband
A destitute family case emerged in the recorder’s room as George Gts faced disorderly conduct charges. J M Hollowell, owner of the house where the Eys family lived, testified Mrs Exis and five children suffered after Rigis left last January. The husband agreed to $8 weekly support but has paid nothing while proceeding with divorce.
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Recorders Roum
George Gts
Hutchens Nominated by the Progressives for Senate
At a Fulton county and Sixth district Progressive meeting at Hotel Angiey, G R Hutchens of Rome was nominated for the short term United States Senate seat with C W McClure of Atlanta for the long term. Sam J Jones of Atlanta was nominated for Congress from the Fifth District. Delegates announced to attend the Macon state convention include Bernard Suttles H G Hastings Max Oppenheim and others.
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Progressive Party
Angiey
United States
C. W. McClure
Atlanta
G. R. Hutchens
Rome
Sam J. Jones
Fulton County
W. M. Everett
W. D. Hart
John P. Pough
Sfth
Macon
Dempsey
Bernard Suttles
H. G. Hastings
Max Oppenheim
Alexander T. Hamstom
A. M. Crosby
Norman I. Miller
Mr. Brewer
B. C. Sloan
W. H. Wynne
Sig Montas
Hutchens
T. W. Hardwick
Senate
Mr. Jones
Congress
New
Western and Atlantic
American Motor Trucks For Armies Across The Water
Bethlehem Steel of South Bethlehem Pa has ordered 1000 commercial motor trucks with war bodies for the armies overseas. Van Winkle Motor Truck Co of Atlanta will receive its share as the sole southern manufacturer, with trucks from 2 1/2 to 5 tons capacity. Van Winkle president says this proves the European war will create demand for American manufactured goods and keep the plant at capacity for a year.
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Europe
United States
Bethlehem Steel Company
South
Bethlehem
van Winkle Motor Truck Companys
Atlanta
van Winkle Company
van Winkle’ Company
M. van Winkle
Directors of Athletics Arrive at YMCA Facility
The directors charged with leading the new YMCA athletic department under Professor A K Praklin have arrived. They supervise equipment installation for the falendia symnasium of the new building. Assistants include H J Scofield, O G Keller, and H W Myer. Myer is from Dayton Ohio training school. Scofield and Keller from Chicago training school. Franklin has led Chicago YMCA physical department for years and will oversee until the gymnasium opens on October 16. Prof Franklin and team will conduct physical examinations in the Luoko street building.
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New
Young Men's Christian Association
A K. Praklin
Falendia Symnasium
Franklin
H. J. Scofield
G Keller
UH. W. Myer
Myer Ja
Datyon
Ohio
Scofield
Keller
Chicago
Frankl
Chicaze YM. C
Hyde Park
Frantini
Luoko Street
Lowry National Bank Declares Regular Dividend
The Lowry National Bank has declared its regular quarterly dividend of 3 per cent on its capital. The payout amounts to $36,000, or $3 per share, based on a capital of $1,000,000.
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Lowry National Bank
Bailitt Bound Over On Extortion Charge
In South Atlanta Judge McClelland bound over Jim Ada Fulton, identified as a negress, and Sus Austin to the superior court after a municipal court session. Fulton was accused of extorting $3.25 by promising immunity from trial on a larceny charge. Austin denied the claim, stating the money was part of court costs.
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Jim Ada Fulton
Sus Austin
Receiver Named For Bank In Macon Trial Seeks Liquidation
Macon Ga September 29 A R Birdsey of Savannah stockholder in the Commercial National bank now merged with the American National bank asks for a receiver to liquidate the Commercial bank claiming the merger was a fraudulent act against stockholders. He alleges insolvency on August 1 mismanagement and large loans exceeding 10 percent of capital. A hearing is set for October 17 and a temporary restraining order bars directors from disposing of assets or holding stockholder meetings.
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Macon
Bible Superior Court
A. R. Birdsey
Savannah
Commercial National Bank
American National Bank
Matthews
City Voters Set Primary For City Recorder And Tax Collector
City voters will elect recorder and collector at a Thursday primary. Two run-off contests will decide city offices with George Johnson and John Smith as recorder candidates and Frank Smith and B Williams as tax collector contenders. Smith led the recorder field and Williams led the tax ticket. a majority is required under city rules. Secretary J Cochran organized the arrangements for the primary.
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George Johnson
John ¥. Smith
Recorder
Frank Smith
B. B. Williams
Smith
Williams
J. ©. Cochran
Et-tsy Hawkes New Eyeglass Mounting Fitting Patent
Et ts y Hawkes announces Fits U eyeglass mounting that stays on the nose comfortably with latest improvement. Visit Heer Coy Opticians at 14 Whitehall street to try on a pair and see the new mounting firsthand.
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A. EK
Heer Coy Opticians
Whitehail St. Hasse
GOES FOR AUTO RIDE AND RETURNS A BRIDE
Athens Ga September 23 Special A romantic marriage occurred last night about 10 o'clock at Winterville Ga when Rev T A Kellett united in marriage Miss Kathleen Owen and O D Stynchcomb toth of this city Miss Owen is 4 daughter of the circulation manager of The Augusta Herald formerly of The Athena Herald She was living there with a sister A jolly party in a big touring car called for her last night for a little moonlight ride to Winterville and she came back 2 bride.
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Athens
Winterville
T. A. Kellett
Kathleen Owen
O. D. Stynchcomb
Misa Owen
Auguste Herald
Athena Herald
Fall From Scaffolding Injures Two Seriously in Savannah
Two men were seriously injured in Savannah on September 29 when scaffolding collapsed. The incident occurred at a work site, with emergency responders rushing to the scene. Details on names, exact location, and condition were not disclosed in the brief report.
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Savannah
Fragmentary report on factory accident at Drayton Street
partial OCR notes indicate a fall involving a foreman named Gresham at a site on Drayton Street linked to the Daughters of the Federacy. details are incomplete and no further facts are confirmed.
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Hal Fall
Daughters of the Federacy
Drayton Street
Fell
Gresham
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Atlanta Chamber
Newton School Board
Maier & Berkele/Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall St
Progressives
Hoke Smith
Commercial National
American National
Escome
Ditmta
Sargast Laboratory
Eiseman Bros., Inc
Whitehall
Ution Fu
Richard Dever
Free
Night School of Georgia School of Technology
J. N. G. Nesbit
Tech
Calvert
Banister
Parks-Chambers-Hardwick
Peachtree Company
Atlanta, Ga
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Bell
Main Samuels & Co
West Mitchel
Ally Trade
E. E. Williams
Newcra
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