Then news accounts, including a special edition of The Atlanta Journal, named him as a suspect.

For three decades Candler wrote a column in the Atlanta Journal.

During the time Mitchell worked for the Atlanta Journal, she wrote 129 feature articles, 85 news stories, and several book reviews.

In 1931, he became a reporter with The Atlanta Journal.

On the way out, he stopped and bought the afternoon Atlanta Journal from a dispensing machine.

In 1899 he gave an extensive interview to the Atlanta Journal which is an important primary source for the early history of the area.

In addition, he picked up his third career win at the season-closing Atlanta Journal 500.

The Atlanta Journal called him "the South's first world champion in any sport."

"Atlanta Journal", February 24, 1924 and numerous later issues.

The Atlanta Journal hired him right out of college, and he became executive sports editor at age 23.