City vice commission fails to find remedy at two month mark
Members of the city vice commission, two months into investigations, voiced uncertainty about solutions. They urged charter amendments to regulate hotels and dance halls by permits, criticized the city court delays, and asked for authority for the city recorder to rule promptly on certain cases.
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Joseph A. McCrd
Nutting
Uptown
Decatur
Peters
W. G. Humphrey
Ita
R. N. Fickett
S Ecretary
Charter Amendment Committee
Andy Calhoun
McCord
Peabody College Georgia Alumni Plan State Association
Georgia alumni of Peabody college Nashville will meet in Athens on July 6 to form a state association and energize alumni for a greater Peabody. Over 800 alumni hold educational and other positions across Georgia. Plans include a program with Kyle Alfriend presiding and talks by Dr. Wooster, Dr. Little, Dr. Payne, and Prof. Wampler.
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Athens
Georgia
Peabody College
Nashville
Tenn
Peabody
Kyle T. Alfriend
T. J. Wooster
University of Georgia
Charles FE. Little
Bruce R. Payne
L. Wampler
Peabody Alumni Association For the South
Knee-Troused Boy Receives State Embalmer License
MACON GA June 19 Leslie El Mott of Augusta aged fifteen wearing knee breaches was granted a license to practice undert aking and embalming. Undertakers call him the youngest qualified member of the profession in America. Fifteen applicants sat the examination before the state board.
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Macon
Leslie el- Mott
Augusta
America
State
Dr H V Reynolds of Marietta Dies in Atlanta
Dr H V Reynolds of Marietta died at a private sanitarium in Atlanta after a long illness. He was for years a leading Marietta physician, who gave up practice about a year ago due to bad health. He leaves a daughter Miss Mary Reynolds of Marietta five sons Wilborne Dudley HVssy and Edward Reynolds of Marietta and Dr Herbert Reynolds of Atlanta, plus his mother Mrs Reynolds and several brothers and sisters, all of Marietta.
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H. V. Reynolds
Marietta
Atlanta
Reynolds
Mary Reynolds
Wilborne, Dudley
H Vssy
Edward Reynolds
Herbert Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Dr Starnes Free Organ Recital at Armory Sunday
The Atlanta Music Festival association resumes its free organ concerts Sunday at the Armory. City organist Dr. Percy J. Starnes will perform works by Puccini Massenet Boccherini and Foulkes. The program starts at 4 o clock and the public is invited.
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Atlanta Music Festival Association
Armory
Percy J. Starnes
Puccini
Massenet
Boccherini
Foulkes
Georgia Militia Near Camp Budget Gap Threatens Summer Encampments
Georgia militia firms up that state regiments may miss federal summer encampments at Anniston Alabama if Congress does not repass the army appropriation bill vetoed by President Taft. Adjutant General's office warns the army budget ends June 30, risking cancellation of Georgia National Guard camps in July.
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Congress
Taft
National Guard of
Georgia
Anniston
Ala
State Adjutant General’s Office
United States Army
Leonard Wood
Reformatory Hearing Date Set for September 7
Judge Henry C. Hammond on June 19 in Augusta Georgia fixed September 7 as the hearing date for the Richmond county board of commissioners petition to appoint a receiver for the reformatory.
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Reformatory
Augusta
Henry C. Hammond
Richmond County Board of Commissioners
Blacks March On U S Troops In Cuba
Santiago Cuba June 19 General Antomarchi a furious insurgent leader with a proclamation calling for death to whites is reported to march on El Cobre with 1500 blacks at his back. There are 128 US marines at El Cobre under Captain Be Manwaring guarding American and foreign property as rebels destroy property along their march and threaten to fight the troops.
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Santiago
Cuba
Antomarchi
el Cobre
United States
BE. B. Manwaring
Verbal clash at Travelers Protective Association meeting
In Peoria on June 19 Franklin W Crandall of St. Louis and R A Broyles of Atlanta sparred during the TPA convention. Crandall claimed the national board opposed the 1911 convention will while Broyles accused him of lax duty and collusion with railway managers. After two hours officials ordered all personal remarks expunged.
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Crandall
St. Louis
National Railway Committee
R. A. Broyles
Atlanta, Ga
Travelers Protective Association
National Board
Broyles
National Rail
Way
Twelve More Proverb Pictures and Contest Details
The notice explains that in twelve days the seventy fifth and final proverb picture will print and ten days later solutions must be mailed. It urges entering before the deadline, outlines that a published Answer Book enhances presentation but is not required, and describes a two color original cover, 50 pages of past pictures, and 25 pages for contestant inserts from THE GEORGIAN. The piece emphasizes choosing a neat, compliant submission method and offers a purchasable Answer Book for one dollar.
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Atlanta
Alabama Street
East Alabama Street
Mall Ro Extra
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
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Phila, Pa
Daddy
Jingle Dept
Battle Creek, Mich
B. M Woolley
Victor Sanitarium
J. T. Shuptrine
Savannah
Bellaire
Mich
State St. Chicago
Grady G. Wilson
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Tures
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