Southern Mills to Help D ia se Bond Approved by Rail Board
Officials of the Southern Railway won Georgia Railroad Commission approval to issue 20 million dollars in first mortgage bonds to double track the Charlotte to Atlanta line. Five and a half million will retire current debt, with the rest issued as work progresses, while Atlanta pushes to move the headquarters from Washington to Georgia.
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Southern Railway
Georgia Railroad Commission
Charlotte
Atlanta
Fairfax Harrigan
Road
Harrison
Piedmont Driving Club
Washington
Georgia
J. W. English
Woodward
Sam D. Jones
R. S. Wessells
Keats Speed
James R. Gray
Osco
Southern People
Savannah Man Heads Georgia Pharmacists
Dr W A Pigman of Savannah becomes president of the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association with Dr S F Payne of Macon as vice president after the annual election at Indian Springs There were 79 delegates who voted to meet next year at Tybee Island Atlanta delegates expect Governor Slaton to appoint Walter D Jones to the Georgia Board of Pharmacy The Macon pharmacists hosted delegates at the Wigwam Indian Springs A traveling men's auxiliary to the association was organized to meet yearly with the pharmacists
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W. A. Pigman
Savannah
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
S. F E. Payne
Macon
Indian Springs
Tybee Island
Atlanta
Walter D. Jones
Slaton
George Board of Pharmacy
Macon Pharmacists
Wigwam
Examinations for Princeton Aspirants Held in Savannah
Tests for Georgia boys aiming for Princeton University will be conducted June 17 to 20 at the Peacock Fleet School 41 West Fourteenth Street starting 8:30 am. Subjects include algebra, history, chemistry, Greek, Latin, English, geometry, physics, German, French and plane trigonometry. The article notes Atlanta area schools leading in sending men to Princeton. Separate item: freight officials of Central of Georgia Railway met at Savannah Yacht Club to discuss improving freight operations, with about twenty five attendees.
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Georgia
Princeton University
Peacock Fleet School
West Fourteenth Street
Princeton
Atlanta
Savannah
Augusta
Athens
Rome
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah Yacht Club
Thunderbolt
Felder Is No Friend Of Prohibition Says State WCTU Head
Griffin June 11 Mrs. T E Patterson state president of the Woman s Christian Temperance Union in an interview says the attitude of Thomas B Felder candidate for United States Senator is misleading and that he is not a prohibitionist She adds he will not support a national prohibition bill and his opposition to the Sheppard Hobson bill aligns him with distillers and brewers whose associations have funded to defeat prohibition in Georgia Patterson notes Felder contradicts himself by admitting error in opposing Georgia prohibition and now uses arguments similar to those he used seven years ago against the issue.
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Georgia
Felder
Ex-Employee Sues Rail Receiver for 25000
F M Touchstone former employee of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic sues E T Lamb receiver for 25000 claiming injuries from a defective coupler. He says on March 27 he was coupling cars when worn knuckles broke loose and he was thrown under the train. His head hit ties shoulders and arms crushed and his left leg amputated at the knee.
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F. M. Touchstone
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
E. T. Lamb
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Southern Road
Southern Railway Company
Southern Progress
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Southern
Pickard-Deans
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Peachtree ST
Ivy
Soda Department
Georgia Pharmacists
Rich
Oxfords
M. Rich & Bros. CO
Prohibition
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By the
Arurdax
Guernsey
Royal Worcester
Royal Society
Royal Society Co
Shantung
Genee
Mussins
Sukoulius
Cretonnes
Madras
Ile
Pongee & Linens
Nottingham
Pereales
Ireland
Ana M. Rich & Bros. CO
Wat M. Rich & Bros. CO
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