Sub Treasury Bill Debated as Nation Seeks War Peace
Washington reports that war fears ease after Chile signals arbitration or U S Supreme Court path. President’s message sparks debate in Congress on sub-treasury system. Atlanta notes highlight local civic leaders visiting and a pocketbook restoration. Dairy and poultry plans announced in Americus amid court sessions and ongoing legal actions.
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Wasaixaton
D. C
Chili
Baltimore
United States Supreme Court
Santiago
Chile
Congress
Bunpombe
Triab
Railroad Commission settles depot plans in Albany area
The Rail raid Commission ruled on depot matters in Albany with Savannah Florida Western Brunswick Western Columbus Southern and Albany Florida Northern proposing a united depot at Albany while Central Road must build a separate depot or join. Richmond Danville ordered to furnish depot plans within 15 days. A story notes transport discomfort and calls for a waiting room as locals discuss depot needs.
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Railraid Commission
Americas
Albany
Artlanta
The
Railroad Commission
Savannah, Florida & Western
Brunswick & Western
Columbus Southern
Albany, Florida & Northern Roads
Tng
Central Road
United Movement
Americus
McBee
Atlanta
Richmond & Danville
Mo- Boe
New York
Leesburg
Montgomery
Times
Georgia Improvement Company Meets to Tackle Atlanta and Florida Railroad
The Georgia Improvement company will hold a 6 o'clock meeting at the Atlanta and Florida road office to discuss the railroad’s finances and pursue action on a pending receiver application before Judge Clarke. The group built the line and holds major securities, and aims to raise funds to lift the railroad from current distress.
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Georgia Improvement Company
Atlanta and
Flori
Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta and Florida
Atlanta and Florida Railroad
Clarke
Atlanta
Florida
Alexander
Central
Central Road
East Tennessee
Charleston
Jesup
Savannah
East Tennesse
Norfolk
Bristol
Richmond & Danville Officials Visit to Avenge Savannah Charges
Traffic Manager Haas and Assistant Traffic Manager Culp arrived in the city to face cotton exchange scrutiny over Richmond & Danville’s Savannah treatment. Haas claimed allegations of traffic diversion are false, pledging to prove increased Savannah cotton receipts from core lines and defend favorable rates across a wider region. He teased explanations for cotton losses at Augusta and Columbus and noted Savannah’s broadened rate reach into Alabama and Mississippi.
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Haas
Cohen Exchange
J M. Culp
J. L. Taylor
W. H. Halsey
Richmond & Danville Railroad
City
de Soto
Trafic
Culp
Cotton Exchange
Richmond & Danville
Savannah
DeSoto
Morning News
Richmond and Danville
Richmond
Danville
Ign Tres
Augusta
Columbus
Auguste
Alabama
Mississippi
Bia
Savannah News
Personal mentions fill town day with visits and travel
Names such as Professor Lockhart J R Stapleton and Jack Batts appear in a string of yesterday and today notes. Mr Avera Joel Hightower Bloom Brown and others travel to Macon Ellaville and Damascus while Judge Kimbrough recovers and attends to business amid social calls at Mrs Mathews and Col Hickey family circles.
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American Jewelry Company
Professor Lockhart
J. R Stapleton
Preston
Avera
Macon
Jack Batts
Miason Willie
Jussey Batts
Smithville
Joel Hightower
Damascus
A. ¥. Wiggins
DeSoto
Americas
W. H. Kimbrough
Messrs
Bloom Brown
Brown Barkhalter
Henry Lumpkin
Ellaville
Misa Pearl Hickey
Col. Hickey
Lumpkie
W. J. Mathews
Farlow Street
Willim Allen
Tookie
Bernhard
Gate City
Col
J. M. Green
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Cor. Lamar St. and
Cotton Ave
Georgia
Little Benny Harrison
Buncombe
United States
Averlous
J. B. Felder
Walter K. Wheat- Toy
Col. L. J. Blalock
D-C. N. Burkhalter
Trask
W. W. Hooks
Lee County
Howe Place
Hooks
Pyne
Ces Rallroed
Arce Riis
Jobih T. Argo
Argb
Lebor
Union Ingraiz
Rolls C. CO
Brussels
Geo. D. Wheatley
Lamar’ St
Cotton /Ave
George Parker
Stresta
George
Balford
Oliver
LaCrosse
Mr. W
Byripgfieid
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Percuss
Boots
Central Railroad
F. Gonen
Pythtas
Otto
Fsland
Keither
W. C. Russel
Knigh
Pst Janfam
FP. A. Mooren
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