City tax foreclosures sweep Atlanta by 1940s records
A long foreclosure list describes multiple city lots in Atlanta Ward 9 and surrounding Fulton County tracts. Properties fronting Cleveland, Newton, Wilson, Back and other streets, with owners including Lucy W Wilson, J L Womack, White & Frey, Allen Whitaker, Wilson, John Williams, J Wilson, J A Wells, Birdie Watson, E W Williams, Samuel Wolf, Jane White Estate, and others. Each entry notes fi fa actions in favor of the City of Atlanta for taxes owed in years ranging from 1910 to 1919, with lots variously described by land lots, districts, and street numbers and described as vacant or improved properties.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Georgia
Slims
Gardner
Aaid Street
Puslen Leviedon
Allen Whitaker
14Th
Humphries Street
Higns Tower
Wells Streets
Eame
Jane White
Ett
Vacant Lot in Atlanta Tax Levy Case Over Womack Property
In Atlanta Georgia a parcel described as lot 240 in the 15th District De Kalb fronting 189 feet on Hil Crest street between Miller and Euclid runs 125 feet back, known as Wa on Hil Crest Street, is vacant property. Levied on as property of JT J Womack to satisfy a tax lien against Womack for city taxes due in 190.
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Atlanta
Fulton County
Georgia
Evans Street
Jonespora
Wood Streets
Aldredge
EOOM
Cty of
E .Mo Williams
de Kalb
Hil Crest Street
Miller Street
Euclid Avenue
Warneck
JT 1. Womack
Ful Vnounty
Patterson
E F Watson
de Hhart Eunty
Middle Street
Canter
Auanta
Vrs
Watson
Alanta
Ft. Fa
L6th
DeKalb County
Woodbine Avenue
Boulevard DeKalb
City of
Wood Levisdam
IA Wood
de Kath
Chatham Street
Teller and
Candler
Said
J L Momack
Property levied in Fulton County for city taxes against JL Womack
In Fulton County Georgia the city of Atlanta levies execution on land lot 18 with 50 foot frontage on Greenwood Avenue between Highland and Frederica streets. The lot runs 300 feet south to a house numbered 395, an improved property adjoining Wilkes. Womack is named as owner of record, with taxes due for the year 1910.
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Atlanta
14Th
Fulton County
Georgia
Cleveland Street
Seaboard
Wade Streets
Mila
J. L. Womack
Womack
City of Atlanta
Districo
Tafton County
Wilson
Cig of
Atlanta Agilnet Sant
B Wilson
Greenwood Avenue
Highland Avenue
Frederica Street
Wilkes
JL. Womack
Irwin Street
Jackson and Hillard
Ralls
Atanta
Ada T Ralla
AP Herrington
Therkfeld
Marcy and
Cragman
Reese Teviedon
Mattis Jackson
Safi Fa
City of
Washington
Pulliam
M # Steele
M B Steele
C_E
Thomas JM Fuller
City Tax Lien Notices for Atlanta Districts 1915 1916
Numerous Fi Fa notices list city tax liens in Atlanta ward and Fulton DeKalb areas. Each entry details lot numbers, streets such as Wylie Webster Gl ibon Higham Atlanta avenues, district placements, frontages and depths, with owners including Watts Coleman Turner R W Webster E F Watson J P Wright Paul Wilkes and W W Worley.
City tax foreclosures on multiple Atlanta parcels in 1915 era
A list of city tax executions against properties in Atlanta including land lots in the 14th and 11th districts of Fulton County. Parcels on Griffin Street, Peachtree Street, Randolph Street, Irwin Street, Kalb Street, and more are described with fronts, depths, and adjoining owners. Each entry notes the owner liable and the tax year, from 1911 to 1916, with venditioni exponas details and marshal actions.
Heart Songs limited time offer ends this Saturday
Only three days remain to secure a copy of Heart Songs. The collection features old and familiar tunes by our fathers whose popularity endures, with distribution said to be wide and far reaching. The constitution offer will be withdrawn next Saturday, leaving readers three days to use the coupon printed elsewhere in the paper.
New Board Members to Discuss Duties in Georgia
A. M Schoen chairman of the Georgia members of the national preparedness board has called a meeting for this afternoon at 5 o'clock. The session will be held in the chairman’s offices located in the Trust Company of Georgia building.
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A. M Schoen
Georgia
National Preparedness Board
Truat Company of Georgia
British Cabinet Under Fire Over Conscription
London April 17—Cabinet faces a decision on whether married men should be conscripted amid fierce press attacks and alleged government blunders in Antwerp Dardanelles and Mesopotamia. The Times cites German dispositions along Flanders and France. Rumors speak of cabinet dissensions as ministers debate universal service while the war council meets. No general compulsion expected. reports say decisions align with earlier dispatches. Premier Asquith to brief Parliament with any outcomes tomorrow after a royal audience with King George.
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London
Cabinet Council
Antwerp
Dardanelles
Mesopotamia
Times
Flanders
France
Great Britain
Council of Ministers
War Council
Asquith
Associated Presa
Press Association
Augusth
George
No German babies dying from lack of milk claims debunked
Samuel McClure reports from The Hague that German infant mortality fell in 1916 versus 1914, with Berlin showing a 17 percent drop. He notes reports of German babies dying from milk shortage are ludicrous, citing government statistics from 25 cities and higher health among soldiers and schoolchildren.
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the Hague
Cvin
Empire
von Bethmann-Hollweg
McClura
Germany
Germany Secured By Mr Mec Clure
Berlin
Unmarried Men Lead as Breakers of Law
New York report shows unmarried men outnumber married ones among arraigned criminals. In ten years 22 331 single men were accused versus 9 492 married men. Ages 21 to 30 yield most crime. few past 70 convicted. Criminals seek free counsel as lawyers earn no pay except in murder cases.
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New York
New York County
British Eretria crew strikes in Tampa over wage demand
In Tampa on April 17 the crew of the British steamship Eretria walked off the ship demanding a 26 percent wage increase. They reported the issue to Federal Commissioner Crane and consulted the British vice consul, who ordered a return to duty, which the men refused. Thirty five sailors are involved, arguing wages are too low for the risks of facing submarines while loading phosphate for a French port.
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Tampa
Fla
Eretria
the Wright
Crane
France to Get Loan From New York Banks
New York April 17 reports that France will obtain a loan backed by no French government obligation. The loan will be secured by securities of neutral countries, with amount and interest rates to be determined.
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France
New York
New York Presbytery Attacked as Disloyal
The Cincinnati presbytery adopted an overture to the general assembly to cut off the New York presbytery from membership citing long-continued disloyalty. The stormy session at First Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati followed Rev Charles Austin urging unity among ministers present.
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Cincinnati
Measure to Enlarge Commerce Commission passes House
Washington April 17 The Adam son bill to enlarge the interstate commerce commission to nine commissioners at $10,000 with authority to subdivide the commission into three or more sections for distribution of its work was passed today by the house and sent to the senate. The measure was urged by President Wilson due to increased business of the commission.
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Washington
Adamson
Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Senate
Wilson
Mystery of Dorothy Arnold Cleared by Alleged Confession
Cranston April 17 Edward Glennorris an inmate at the state prison asserts a confession solving the Dorothy Arnold disappearance. He describes burial in a West Point area cellar after a New Rochelle operated abduction in December 1910, naming unknown wealthy paymaster and an accomplice nicknamed Little Louie. He offers to help locate the burial house, while authorities remain cautious about the claim and its veracity.
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Cranston RJ
Dorothy Arnold
New York
Edward Glennorris
West Point
New Rochelle
Davis
Glennorris
Little Louie
Seventh Avenue
Francia R Arnold
Providence
Miss Arnold
Family Narrow Escape As Fire Damages Residence
A fire of unknown origin at the home of C. NR Lewis an employee of Gulf Refining company on 372 Last Fair Street caused fire and water damage estimated at $500. Mr Lewis his wife and baby woke to smoke and escaped with difficulty around 12:30 this morning.
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C. NR Lewis
Gulf Refining Company
Last Fair Street
Lewis
More Drastic Rules About U S Passports
Washington April 17 The executive order by President Wilson tightens passport rules citing abuse concerns. It rejects clerks certificate identity without federal court access and limits certification to naturalization privileged state courts. Renewals for frequent travelers may use original applications, reducing new passport needs. Austria Hungary imitates birth or naturalization proof for holders abroad, prompting U S requests to allow affidavits for those already traveling.
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Washington
Wilson
State Department
Europe
Austria-Hungary
Estate Department
Austria
State confiscates team hauling liquor
Charleston West Virginia April 17. Commissioner of Prohibition Fred C Blue announced that vehicles used to convey intoxicants into the state from saloon license states will be confiscated by prohibition officers. The policy was first put into effect when three alleged bootleggers were arrested with a large supply of whisky hauled in a wagon drawn by two mules. the team wagon and liquor were confiscated.
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Charleston
W Va
Fred C Blue
West Virginia
Indiana author Meredith Nicholson not likely for war post
Washington April 17 after a conference with Secretary Baker Senator Kern said the chances of appointing Meredith Nicholson Indiana author as assistant secretary of war are very doubtful Baker has not reached a final decision but if the appointment goes to Indiana Nicholson would receive it
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Washington
Baker
Kern
Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
Nicholson
Tango the Marvelous Remedy for Corn Pain
No more inflamed toes from caustic remedies. Tango removes the corn core painlessly and leaves skin pink. If it fails to root out the core, druggists refund the money. Made and guaranteed by Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta. Adv.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Senate ready to act on army measure amid party clash
Washington April 17 rapid defeat of amendments to the army reorganization bill left the Senate poised to vote on the measure and pending changes starting tomorrow afternoon. Senator Borah pressed his charge against the national guard while Reed Pom erone defended it. other proposals to raise guard enlistments and create an industrial force were rejected. Brandegee amendment to boost regular army strength to 250000 will be considered tomorrow.
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Washington
Senate
National Guard
Rio Grande
Reeda
West Point
Annapolis
Lee
Maryland
Im Congresa
Works
Pacific Coast
Brandegee
Walker to Announce for renomination
Washington April 17 special Representative Randall Walker returned to Washington from Baltimore after caring for his ill father at Johns Hopkins The Johns Hopkins surgeon suggested a possible relief without surgery Walker has not yet formally announced reelection due to his father’s illness and his congressional duties He plans to announce within a few days with five months to the primary.
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Washington
Randall Walker
Baltimore
Young
Johns Hopkins
TD J Walkers
Congress
Walker
Reckless Auto Running Charged to E. S. Smith
E S Smith of Cataula was arrested early Monday by officers Mashburn and Roberts charged with reckless running after he struck a wagon of the Standard car company at Marietta and Ping streets injuring the mule He was released on a copy of charges and will appear before Reverder Johnson at 230 o clock Tuesday afternoon
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Smith
Cataula
Mashburn and Roberts
Standard Car Company
Marietta
Ping Streets
Reverder Johnson
Huge Mellon to be cut by Ohio Standard Oil
Cleveland Ohio April 17 Directors of the Standard Oil company announced a special meeting of shareholders May 26 to authorize a 100 percent dividend equal to 4560000 in the form of new stock The move will increase the capitalization of the company from 3600000 to 7090000 The company last year paid cash dividends of 12 a share and has paid
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Cleveland
Ohio
Standard Oil Company Today
Uric Acid In Meat Brings Rheumatism
A health note asserts rheumatism stems from excess uric acid from meat and rich foods. It advises warmth, dry feet, and high water intake, plus a week of four ounces of Salts dissolved in water daily to stimulate kidneys and reduce uric acid. It promotes Jad Salts as a safe, inexpensive remedy.
Jacobs Liver Salt Promises Constipation Relief
Constipation weakens defenses and may cause chronic illness through liver inactivity and toxin buildup. Jacobs' Liver Salt is advertised as a pleasant laxative that cleanses the liver, relieves constipation, and supports regular evacuation. Available 25 or 50 cents from Jacobs' Pharmacy Atlanta or druggists.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Segregation Injunction Hits St Louis Court Action
In St Louis on April 17 a federal district court enjoined enforcement of the citys segregation ordinance. Judge Dyer said the order was temporary pending the Supreme Courts ruling on a Louisville case. The ordinance bars whites and negros from blocks where a set percent of homes are of the opposite race. The decision affirms equal rights under law and notes pending higher court action.
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St Louis
St. Louis
Federal District Court
Dyer
Federal Supreme Court
Louisville
Mashington
Supreme Court
White
Richmond
Baltimore
Fight postponed on anti compact law hearing
A postponed hearing on the anti compact law was moved to Wednesday by the secretary. The session before the insurance commissioner and the attorney general in Columbia was delayed and will now proceed later this week.
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Tolumbus
Cnfariin
Supreme Cent
Chlro Rust Etary
Heliain Columbia
Calomel Sold As Safer Substitute Rumor
Disjointed advertisement text warns that four people suffer salivation from calomel and promotes a questionable liquid substitute as a safer, non irritating option. It claims quick relief from biliousness, sluggishness, and headaches, urging readers to try the alternative instead of calomel.
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White & Frey
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Wilson Street
Mary
Arthur
J © Wilson
Atlana
Mildred
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Fulson County
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Milton
Lanier
JE Wilson
Sama
Back
del Ner
Genessee
Arid
J A Wally
Agamneat
Tan County
University and
Tickson Streets
Sald
Sald Street
Fulden County
Helena
Seninola
Sparta
C W Watkins
W Watkins
Noth
Arden Street
Davison and
Ashby Streets
Birdie Watson
Canltol Avenue
Crumley Street
Samuel Wolf
Lakewood Avenue
Watts Coleman & Turner
Af Fe
Aard Watts Coleman & Turner
Webster Street
Wood
Weatherby
Webster
Aida
Biat Shual
navn s\c
Agansa
de Ty Enrgia
Atlanta Agalnet Alitad
Higham Street
Elizabeth Street
Moreland Avenue
Heard
P Wright
J P Wright
Harold Avenue
Lala
WeLendon
Getty
Leviedon
Paul E. Wilkes
Spanta
Paul Wilkes
Atlanta Avenue
Dower
Terry
Moraid Street
Continental Land Company Leviedan
W. W O Worley
Lynch
Young Niall Company
I1th
Griffin
Jones and Neal
Peachtree Street
Linden Street
North Avenue
Fagan
Ben C Yancey
Pryor and
Boykin
Dibble Leytedan
L H Zurlind
Reorgia
Randolph Street
Houston
Magruder
Stonewall Street
Walnut Street
Gause Leviedon
City of Atlanta Asa
Palmetto Street
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Asia
Reid
Kalb Street
Berean
Cameron Streets
Asa
J Andrews
Commerce Commission
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U. S
Tango
Reed
Pomerone
E. S. Smith
Ohio Standard Oil
Jacobs
Demris
Wetkh & Hk
Cunard
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Cnmier Onta
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Gaegow
Compass Soleice
ST Wy, OH
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al Agents
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Exelento Guinixe
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Partion Wa Exelewto Medicine CO
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Tor Gout Hheurmanon, Saaticze
Lumbago Pains
Ence &Nda Audry Fou A & Co., Inc
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