Mayor plans lease scheme to raise Union Station values
Atlanta Mayor James G Woodward outlines a plan to lease the Western and Atlantic lines to Louisville Nashville and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis for 30 to 50 years, boosting rent to 60000 a month and funding $1800000 in neighborhood improvements. He says July legislature approval is key and aims to open Pryor Street and Central Avenue with lowered tracks and electric trains.
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Union
James G. Woodward
Western and Atlantic
Louisville and Nashville
Nashville, Chattanooga
St Loui
Woodward
Hll
Wii
Stat of Georgia
Atlantic
Chia
Tie
Pryor Street
Central Avenue
Central Avenue Alon
Hudson
New York
Syton McLen Dyn
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Union Station
Mos
Fulton
Reunion of mother and daughter ends long search on Rawson Street
In a Gainesville tale, Mrs. James Gaffney and Mrs. Oliver A. Wilson, separated by adoption, discovered they lived within a block of each other on Rawson Street. The supreme court has supported adopted children's rights while a civil case awaits in Hall County. The drama centers on a girl raised by Mrs. Puckett in Gainesville and the mother’s bid to reclaim her child after two decades.
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Oliver A. Wilson
Atlanta
Britt Craig
Supreme Court
Providence
West
Rawson Street
James Gaffney
Cooper
No. 172
Wilson
Gainesville
Gaffney
Hall Superior Court
Babe
Darent
Mary F. Puckett
Puckett
Mrs. Puckett
Galneavile
Mrs
Texas
Chicago
House
Carter
Rogers
National Emergency’ Hospital
National Maternity Home
National Medical University
Chicago Night University
Fredight
C. H. Richards
Romantic Marriage Follows Courtship Ten Days Long
Charles Edward Henderson Jr and Miss Ethel Roane wed after a ten day courtship in Atlanta. Henderson, a Marietta and Atlanta automobile salesman, married at the Roane home with about a dozen friends present. Judge W A Roane is Miss Roane’s father and the couple plan to reside in Atlanta.
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Ethel Roane
Charles Edward Henderson, Jr
Bride
West
Peachtree Street
Fleet Sight
Marietta
Atlanta
A. M Hughlwt
Mr. Henderson
Roane
Misa Ethel Roane
Lke
Senderson
Carl Wall
I Edendersen
Stearns Company
Miss Roane
W. A. Roane
The
Columbian Woodmen
Votes for Women Bomb Fails at Plymouth Tower
A militant suffragette bomb attempted to blow up the Swet on Tower on Plymouth Hoe. The tin canister with a wet fuse was placed under the entrance gate and lit but did not explode due to wind. The device bore the slogan Votes for women and life ended in ten minutes.
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Plymouth
England
Sweaton Tower
Plymouth Hoe
Badystone
Laymen's Missionary Movement Convention Opens in Asheville
Church workers from across the United States gather in Asheville for the Laymen's Missionary Movement convention. Prominent leaders attend mass meetings for men and women tomorrow afternoon, with a rally at night. Monday features discussion meetings on evangelizing the world, culminating in a banquet Monday night with a $0.50 plate offering.
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Asheville
N. C
Morgan Will Reveals Faith and Wealth of John Pierpont Morgan
New York and Hartford reports detail John Pierpont Morgan's will, highlighting a devout religious commitment and expansive bequests. The document notes that while the estate’s total size is withheld pending appraisal, the real estate and remaining assets are left to J P Morgan Jr with trusts for charitable and artistic endeavors.
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J. P. Morgan, Jr
Morgan Himsel
Father Paulian Dies at 82 in St Louis
The Rev Joel Paulian president emeritus of the Christian Brothers college St Louis died tonight aged 82. A renowned Catholic priest, he helped found the Christian Brothers in St Gauls and Manhattan College New York. He served as provincial of the New York district and later of the St Louis district.
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St. Louis
Joel Paulian
the Christian Brothers College
St Louis
Father Paulian
America
Christian Brothers
St. Gauls
Manhattan College
New York
St Lows
Wilson Urges Fair Treatment Of Japanese In Land Law Debate
President Wilson and Secretary Bryan indicate California could violate treaty obligations with Japan if the land ownership bill excludes aliens. They note similar statutes in other states and caution that naturalization is the central issue, with possible actions reaching higher courts. Viscount Chinda, the Japanese ambassador, met officials in Washington.
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Wilson
Bryan
California
Johnson
Nia Assembly
Japan
Senate
Assembly Bil
United States
New York
Delaware
Minnesota
Kentucky
Missouri
District of Columbia
Forse
Chinda
McClelland Accuses Maddox Ragsdale and Spratling in Graft
Alderman McClelland files formal graft charges against F J Spratling James Maddox and J R Ragsdale alleging protection payments sub contracts and dummy companies with potential wider involvement in Atlanta city administration accusations point to loan shark tax suppression and a looming scandal with counsel sourced reps present for Spratling and Ragsdale while Maddox defends his contracts and influence.
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Ragsdale
McClelland
Maddox
John HB. McClelland
Atlanta
Walter Taylor
Alcemanic Board
John S. Candler
James W. Mad
Lt. Ragadale
J. R. Lawdon & Co
Coutrcil
Weather Prophecy Pair Report Georgia Fair and Cooler
Local report notes fair and cooler weather in Georgia through Sunday and Monday. Includes temperature figures with low and high values, mean around 0.27, normal around 60, and rainfall data with 24 hour totals plus deficiencies and excesses since January 1.
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