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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1914

Page

13

Atlanta Made Regional Reserve Bank Center

The Constitution notes Atlanta is named one of twelve regional reserve bank centers for the new federal currency system. The move acknowledges Atlanta as a central clearing point for the Southeast, reflecting decades of growth, banking strength, and regional headquarters. The city expects deeper business ties and broader welcome to visiting bankers and firms.

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Uncertainty Over Eastern Railroads Tariff Decision Looms

The Interstate Commerce Commission is expected to issue a decision on eastern railroad rate cases within the month. editors argue a quick ruling is essential to end the prolonged suspense harming business, with 50,000 jobs already lost on two systems and more layoffs likely if a timely verdict is delayed. The piece urges clear policy on whether tariffs will rise and warns against a return to past high-output, bumper-crop railway practices.

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Rebellion roots in Ulster tied to old class struggle

In a sweeping analysis editor Dr. Ernest Mobley traces the Ulster rebellion to timeless conflict between aristocracy and rising democracy. He notes government shifts under Asquith and Seeley, resignations among military leaders, and argues reforms in military standards may follow. Mobley recalls visits to Ireland from 1907 onward, cites Cromwellian massacres, the Orange order, and the 1801 union, and describes Ulster’s defiance, Belfast’s linen trade, and its growing shipbuilding role in a broad context of Irish-English tensions.

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Climbing. Auditor reports Atlanta post office gains in March 1914

The auditor's report to Postmaster Jones shows Atlanta postal receipts for March 1914 surpassing March 1913 by about 11000, signaling stronger business in the southern territory and an expected prosperous year. Valla remains too busy to pose for movie men.

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The Tiger as a Savage Masterpiece in Asia

Autho THE TIGER by George Fitch presents a fierce beast living in Asia that eats raw meat including deer cattle and even people when food is scarce. The piece describes the tiger as powerful, beautiful, and untamable, comparing it to a dangerous political figure and noting failed attempts to train it.

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The Long Shadow of Jesse Pomeroy’s Crimes

Jesse Pomeroy, convicted of murder as a youth in 1874, spent nearly forty years in solitary in Charlestown Massachusetts. His trials, insanity defense, and public petitions for mercy illustrate a saga of crime, punishment, and shifting views on pathology and justice.

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Some Don'ts. George Matthew Adams President Advice

A motivational snippet extols self reliance and leadership, urging independence and courage. It cites George Matthew Adams and references historical figures, urging readers to trust themselves, ignore fear and discouragement, and start anew with each hour.

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Veteran Banker Cornelius C Geekman of Jacksonville

Cornelius C Geekman, an Adams Express rider of 1852, headquartered in Jacksonville Oregon, has served fifty seven years as bank president of the town. He went to California in 1850 and 1859 erected Jacksonville's banking building, guiding the bank for fifteen years as a town legend and state university figure, still personally supervising his banking business after six more years.

Cornelius ¢. Geekman Adams Express Jacksonville California State Universits

Politicians Mark Time Ahead of Atlanta Executive Meet

State figures await the state executive committee gathering in Atlanta next Saturday. Senators W. West and Randolph Anderson arrive amid high interest as factions speculate on potential resignations and future moves. Vereen supporters and others plan to watch developments while education cost witnesses testify in the capitol.

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A Story of the Moment by Walterson and War Debate

A fragmentary narration blends musings on women in politics with a comic tale of neighbors Aunt Julia and Mrs Stinewenders. The narrator recalls a morning trombone clash with Doolittle, neighborhood feuds over a tree, and the ensuing uproar as two women clash about property and propriety.

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French Subtleties in Paris Furniture Deal Case

A teenaged buyer Balbo purchased a mahogany desk for 100 dollars at an auction described as an empire desk but claimed as modern. The seller faced a false trade description suit, with defense outlining three furniture description methods: room style, model, and empire era.

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