Christmas Fire Warnings For Merchants From Fire Marshal
Fire safety guidance issued for Christmas displays warns merchants to avoid gas brackets straw and paper decorations and to ensure proper insulation. A Waldo store incident highlights danger from heat near celluloid. Insurance news notes ongoing San Francisco losses and potential Southern Fire Insurance Company plant in Georgia with state receivership moves and executive changes in Atlanta firms.
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Frisco
San Francisco
Great Britain
New Yada
Southern Fire Linurance
New ‘Orleans
Phottiyrenter
Georgia
Wit
State ‘Agency
Novera
Robert
Eae
Aiante
Nev- Em Reet Cereal Agen
Sexton
Insurance Commireloner Wil Tow
Augusta-Columbia Electric Road 10 Be Constructed
Right of way for an Augusta to Columbia electric railway has been secured. General Manager James A. Jackson of the Augusta-Aiken line says a preliminary route survey is done. the line will run about 75 miles. Construction will start after holidays and be rushed to completion. the project aims to open one of the richest sections of South Carolina to rail service.
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James A. Jackson
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Drops Dead Walking Street
Special to The Georgian Columbus Ga Dee 8 The fifth case of sudden death among the negroes of the city in the past few weeks occurred yesterday when Gus Golden an old negro man dropped dead on Sixth street about noon.
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Dee
Gus Golden
Sixth Street
Compliments For Juvenile Reform Committee Report
Auditing committee of the Central Juvenile Protectory Association commends Rev. Crawford Jackson and assistants for carefully kept books and faithful work. The report notes broad southward reach, rising interest in juvenile courts, and growing national support, endorsing the chairman's efforts. Signed by Clifford L. Anderson J. L. Anderson and Frank Eastman.
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Central Juvenile Protectory Association
Crawford Jackson
Friends of the Cause
South
Ths
Clifford L. Anderson
J. L. Anderson
Frank Eastman
Railroad forces recognition of new line guarantee
McRae Georgia December report says a small railroad connecting the Southern railway at McRae with the Seaboard Air Line has been reorganized and is operating under new management. Connection with the two major systems is now assured. Two loaded cars have been moved and offered to the Southern, with threat of interstate commerce action if access is refused.
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Southern Railway
Seaboard Air Line
Great Southern
Anger Over Corpse That Resembles Man In Hammond
William Wenzel a contractor from Hammond Indiana died in a railroad yard accident at Chicago Junction when his horse bolted on a pleasure trip. His body was identified by Mary Wenzel with obituaries appearing in papers. Wenzel furious at the morgue over the death notice and underlying fault. claim agent and undertaker had to calm him.
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Dee
William Wencel
Hammond
Ind
Scago Junction
Mies Mary
Wensel
Wiliam Wenzel
Wengel
City pay envelopes show a queer range in salaries
A city council meeting debated raises to equalize pay among department heads versus the mayor. The mayor and several top officials are paid $3,000 to $4,000, prompting calls for the mayor to be highest paid, with Atlanta implied to exceed Macon in salary. The mayor, nearing term end, supported higher mayoral pay, suggesting $5,000 yearly.
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Troller
Joyner
Woodward
Atlanta
Macon
Lam
Missionary League session to close Sunday evening
In Macon Georgia the Georgia Students Missionary League will close its current session on Sunday. The day featured strong speeches by students and an engaging program planned for the evening. Wesleyan and Mercer universities hosted visitors with a 4 to 6 reception at the Institution, marking a significant cooperative effort for colleges statewide.
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Macon
Bishop Galloway to Spend Winter in Florida
Special to The Georgian from Jackson Mississippi reports Bishop C. B. Galloway who has been ill for six weeks is rapidly recovering and plans to travel next week. He and his wife will leave Monday night for Tampa Florida to spend the winter. he will skip winter appointments but expects to resume active work in the spring.
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J. M. High
Metropolitan Surety Company
New York
Atlanta
Jackson & Arline
Fidelity Mutual Life of
Philadelphia
Fourth National Bank
Arline
Savannah
Jackson
Fidelity
Eagle
Eagle Fire Insurance Company of New York
J. L. Riley & Co
Fred C. Robinson & Company
Southeastern Tariff Association
Uniform Commission
Ularly
Richmond
Rupert Mel
Niagara Fire Insurance Company of
Mond
Oper Hus
Edward, Day
Columbia, & Cone
Bernant
Miss
C. B. Galloway
Tampa
Fla
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