Wheat Pit Turmoil as Patten Drives July Wheat High
A tumultuous day in the wheat pit ends with Patten buying 3,000,000 bushels for July, lifting prices to fresh highs before a bear-led selloff. Bakers report doubled flour and bread costs yet profits squeeze. May and July futures hit new peaks while May and June months see renewed volatility. Continued on Page Nine.
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Board of Trade
Tauas
Dames
Patten
Chicago
Western Union
Hartet - Patten
Padien
Elis
Seltog Tormado
Jay Bm
Defined Futures Inc
Oss Odera
Winnipeg
Jay
Florida House Echoes Bryan Support Amid Tariff Debate
In Tallahassee on April 18 James Alexander of Volusia faults Florida lawmakers over a resolution about his conduct and defends Clark and Bryan. Frank Clark addresses the Florida House urging independence from state impressions while supporters shout Hurrah for Bryan as Brantley Sparkman and others back a pro Bryan stance.
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Danhassee
Pla
James Alexander
Volusia
Frank Clark
Florida
House “of Representatives
House of Representativen
Washington
Second
Florda
Alexander
Bryan
Champ Clark
Champ
Jenry
Ollie James Sneech
Ollie
Kentucky
Congress
Home Planned for Bachelors Building Near Capital City Club
Richardson plans a five story fireproof bachelor apartment house at Harris and Spring streets behind the Capital City Club. The project, costing between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars, aims to begin soon after purchasing the lot at the Duncan sale. The design features two room suites with bath or two rooms with shared bath, capitalizing on the club’s proximity to attract tenants.
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Capital City Club
Richardson
Cotter
Harris
Spring Streets
Duncan
Richardyson Tagllt
Forestry Report Completed in Montgomery Alabama
Special report from April 15 indicates Bluze Fish and Game Commissioner John H Wallace Jr received word from J Fl Foster of the U S forestry department about a forest compilation in Alabama. The study, now in the hands of the Wallington department, promises investigations early and reflects ongoing efforts to safeguard state resources.
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Montgomers Ala
Bluze Fish and Game
John H Wallace Jr
J Fl Foster
United States Forestry Department
Alabama
Wallington Department
Foster
State Forestry Commission
Fine Addresses by Educators for Last Day of Session
The program lists prominent speakers on women in education and club work. Mrs B Munford of Richmond discusses the Woman Club as a factor in education, with Dr Lilian W Johnson of Memphis, Tenn., and Mrs Robert Mary Park chairing Georgia Federation education efforts. Other talks cover higher education for women, taxation and the Negro school, and state conferences.
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B Munford
Richmond
Lilian W Jonson
Memphis
Tenn
Club
Women of Georgia
Robert &Mary Park
Georgia Federation
Atlanta
Higher Education of Women
Lida Shaw King
Womans College
Brown University
Providence
CL Coon Wilson
A Caniel Ellis
University of Texas
Austin
Texas
Conference for Education in the South draws large audience
A large audience filled the Auditorium Armory for the second evening of the Conference for Education in the South. Speakers included Gifford Pinchot Dr John Lee Coulter and Clarence Quats as well as Miss Lella Morse whose singing drew widespread praise.
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Auditorium-Armory
Conference For
South
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
United States
John Lee Coulter
University of Minnesota
Clarence Quats
Fort Worth
Tome
Auditoriupe
Lella Morse
Atlanta
Ogden
New York City
Miss Morse
Samuel Fo OB Morse
Berlin
Auditorium Armory
P Claxton
University of Tennessee
Charles S. Barrett
Washington
Taft
Rural Life Commission
Roosevelt
Car Line To Buckhead Opening On Sunday
The Georgia Railway and Electric Company will open a new Buckhead extension Sunday with initial 20 minute service from the city to Buckhead. Upon completion of the Peachtree bridge double track, service will expand to include 5 minute runs on Peachtree Street to Fourteenth, 10 minutes to Co. Bragswood, and 30 minutes to Buckhead. Transfers will be honored enabling rides from Gougewé Park to Buckhead in about 45 minutes from the city center.
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Buckhead
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
City Tack Head
Peachtree Bridge
Peachtree Street
Fourteenth Street
Bragswood
Gouwegé Park
Cit
Roseberry’s Heir Marries Grosvenor Daughter at St Pauls
London witnesses a high society wedding as Lord Dalmen, eldest son of the Earl of Roseberry, marries Terots tae Grosvenor, youngest daughter of Lord Henry George Grosvenor, at St Pauls Church Bots Bridge amid a lavish assembly. The bride’s gown features priceless lace once worn by Marie Auzoweta.
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Roseberry
London
St Pauls Church
Bots Bridge
Lord Dalmen
Earl of Roseberry
Terots Tae
Henry George Grosvenor
Marie + Auzoweta
Bishop Nelson Threatens Suit Over Taxing Church Property
Councilman James T Wright discussed potential tax action against the Diocese of Atlanta over damages to church property on Th. Wallington Street viaduct. Bishop C K Nelson warned he may sue the city for damages if no settlement is reached, raising questions about property tax exemptions if the church engages in other business activities. The claims committee deferred action pending fall meeting.
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Nelson
C K Nelson
Mplecopal Diocese of
Atlanta
Wallington Street
Cit
James T Wright
Selson
Washington’ Street
Philips Church
Lomas Menez
Wright
Rameried
Neilson
Claims Committee
Cumnetiman
Wright Talent Snes
waroTe
Pioneer Valdosta Citizen J Stevens Br Dies
J Stevens Br a pioneer and prominent Valdosta figure dies in hospital from blood poisoning traceable to a foot sore he developed after an operation. A resident for almost forty years he was a well known businessman who retired last year. Survived by his wife one daughter and five sons.
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Y Valtoste
J G Stevens Br
Valdosta
Stevene
Stand-Patters Warned by Hill and Tariff Revision Threat
Washington April 15 James T Hill, chairman of Great Northern Railway, urged tariff revision as voters expect promises kept. He warned stand-patters that if tariff reform fails, opponents of protection may win. He said party lines are blurred, urging a sound tariff to boost national prosperity. Captain Corput on trial for alleged recruitment fraud at Fort Meade.
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Washington
James Thail
Great Northern Rallwas
Capitol
Hill
Corput
New York
mex Van Den + Tout
United States
Ars
Fort
Soc
Department of the Esst
City Engineer Collier Race for New Public Works Office
The Clarion Collier Controversy heats up as city engineer and commissioner of public works announce candidacies for a consolidated office of commissioner of public construction. If approved by the council and charter amendment, the CCC election would pit the two against each other with voters as the final arbiters.
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Public Works
Publ Works
T Hat
Astreet
Willie
Jude
Eee
Cas
Ell Engineering
Iff
Mos
City Bell
Clarion-Collier
CCC
General Council
Peciel
Tt Ia
Eithin
Banjo-Playing Convict Paroled to Liberty in Georgia
A parole of Ash Frierson from Valdosta, serving a ten year manslaughter sentence since 1905, followed a period of paroled paroles contingent on a year of employment and good conduct. Frierson, noted for banjo playing, impressed Dr J W Lee and church officials with his reform, leading to the release with conditions and a promise of future good behavior.
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Gmernor
Prison Commission
Milledgeville
Ash Frierson
Valdosta
White
Frierson
Iberty
Benio
J W Lee
Trinity M E Church
Blue and Gray Leaders Meet at Kimball in Atlanta
General Henry W Nevius and General Clement A Ewane clasped hands in a sign of untiring friendship at the Kimball house arcade. Grand Army and Confederate veterans from Atlanta and nearby cities gathered with uncapped heads as war memories were shared. General Veville toured from Portsmouth to Atlanta to attend the annual Grand Army post meeting and a formal officer change is planned for next year.
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Henry W .Nevius
Grand Army of the Republic
Clement A. Ewane
United Confederate Veterans
Kimball House
Grand Army
Atlanta
South Island
Lee
Grant
Bayonets
Vevilla
Atlante
Portsmouth Va
Qiv'sion
Cir
Woom
Scott
Charlies
Tatbanke
G Mo Witches
Scvtus
Almbat
Haden
Himaelf
Ty Dem
Nev Us
Fitzgeraden
Atlantic
Atanta Grand
Jaffapagwa
Nevins
Laliapodya
Uae
Burmingham
Young Turks Plan March on Constantinople With Army Corps
Berlin reports from Salonika that after a Turkish cabinet change the Young Turks decided to march on Constantinople with the third army corps. Twenty battalions mobilized and the Allied company ordered to prepare cars for troop transport. Duxle Bey expected tonight with 10000 troops. Albustresait at a standstill.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzieger
Saloniki
Young Turks
Constantinople
Third Army
Allroad
Daxle Bey
Unrest in Constantinople as Marines Threaten Palace
Reports from Constantinople describe a tense third day of revolutionary activity. Marines forcefully presented to the new marine minister and seized the battleship commander aligned with the Union and Progress movement, threatening to back the committee amid cabinet changes and fears of a march on the capital.
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Contantinopleé
Aviele
Anwar
Th Committee of Union and Progress
Palme Guard
Nazim Pasha
Constantinople
Third Army
Second Army
Weather Prophecy Fair Forecast Spurs Local Curiosity
Georgia readers learn of a weather forecast predicting a Friday fair with variable winds shifting to the southeast. The report notes the projected low and high temperatures, mean temperatures, and rainfall expectations, alongside metrics on rainfall deficiency and excess since January.
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Georgia
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