Atlanta Real Estate Boom Signals Growth in Prosperous Era
The Chamberlin Johnson DuBose corner sells for 9200 in cash to C W McClure Realty, a top rate Atlanta deal. The purchase is cited as evidence of a broad real estate upswing and broader economic revival with capital flowing to Atlanta as a live, growth oriented city.
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Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose
C. W. McClure Realty Company
C. W. McClure
McClure
Southeast
Georgia
New Orleans
Profit in Painting Up Creates Value and Ethics
Atlanta's paint-up crusade has two phases: financial gain from upgrading homes and ethical uplift from colorful, orderly streets. Bright colors raise property value and improve residents' well being, especially children, by shaping a healthier, more wholesome city environment.
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Atlanta
Atlanta’s clean up creed for grand opera visitors
The city projects its moral character to visitors from around the world, especially during grand opera and Shriners’ week. Once Atlanta embraces cleaning and painting up, the habit may become self-perpetuating, influencing both mental and physical standards.
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Four Quarters
Atlanta
Congress backs President in unified support over Mexico
The piece lauds bipartisan backing of President Wilson amid the Huerta crisis, asserting that congressional unity reflects American patience and dignity. It contrasts European inaction with U S restraint, argues intervention would be self serving otherwise, and condemns hostile press critics as unfair and deceptive.
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Huerta
Europe
United States
Mexico
Be a Sport New Orleans Fights For Regional Bank Fate
In a vivid sports style column New Orleans is praised for resilience and competitive spirit amid a regional bank competition that favored Atlanta. The piece argues New Orleans will remain a good sport, grounded in facts and destiny for southern cities, and optimistic about its future.
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Crescent Cuy
Atlanta
New Orleans
Touching Solicitude In Politics And Theater
A reflective note critiques newspapers worried congress may drop the Panama Canal plank in the Democratic platform. It mocks self-appointed party redeemers, cites Baltimore delegates opposing the plank, and remarks on Sarah Bernhardt’s seventieth birthday tour. Also mentions Utechautauqua season and Bryan supporters disputing his voice.
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Panama Canal
Baltimore
Sarah Bernhardt
The Wiesing Word and April Darn Reflections
A fragmentary item mixes verse and dated quips. It cites a revenue detective run over by a train, a county mortgaged acre for a barrel, and a burglar with six dollars and a crowbar. April Darn and April days inspire hopeful musings amid rural anecdotes.
The Tree Spike and Other Rural Snippets
A jumbled rural column mixes dialect poems, quips, and short vignettes. It features a proud father praising a daughter, a girl’s roadside rescue with a snake whip, weather verses, dodgy anecdotes about editors and politicians, and regional humor about farming, livestock, and daily life.
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Malue
Billville
New Orleans vs Atlanta views on the federal bank
A New Orleans Item cartoon contrasts New Orleans and Uncle Sam on the regional bank site. It cites 1914 bank data showing Atlanta leading in capital loans and deposits, while New Orleans trails, with commentary praising Atlanta’s business approach and criticizing New Orleans as unfocused and frothy.
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Dallas
Slaton runs his own race in Georgia politics
Georgia Governor Slaton, a Senate candidate, states he runs without backing any rival. He departs for Reidsville to give an educational speech after receiving over 260 letters this week, four negative. At a banquet in Atlanta county commissioners praised him as Senator Slate while Bibb county debates Harris as a possible governor candidate amid county and city rivalries. Rainey announces intention to succeed himself on the Prison Commission, asserting dedication to improving the system and urging regional balance on the board.
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John M. Slaton
United States Senate
Georgia
Alexander Stephens
Totin
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Reidsville
Tattnall County
Ansley
Bib County
Bibb County
Nat E B. Harris
Harria
Macon
Thomas
Eliic
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Frank
Opium Star
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Leo M. Frank
Newt Morris
Buncombe
Lut
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Ife
Wiley Williams
Columbus
Terrell County
State Sanitarium
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South Georgia
Geompa
Worling
Lively contests mark Floyd county offices election
An April 15 primary closes soon with multiple contests for Floyd county offices. Judge W J Nunnalls appears set to seek the city court judgeship in Clush County with likely no opposition, while John H. Reese plans retirement after four years. Other races include M W Simmons for clerk of the superior court and T B Ow es for county treasurer.
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Tloyd Counts
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Lavonia
Tranklin
Pamary
Solar
King
T. St Bonner
Rankkin County
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Suma
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