Cotton Bulls to Be Pursued in Supreme Court Action
Attorney General Wickersham and Deputy Lehman announce the government will prosecute individuals in the cotton market if the Supreme Court upholds the Justice Department in its current appeal. The case targets price fixing and speculation that manipulate raw cotton prices contrary to anti trust law, with actions to be taken against bears and buyers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unlong
Grange
Wickersham
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Wil
Nolleltor
Lehman
Monument to Marion Bill Introduced in Congress
Representative Werby of South Carolina introduced a bill for the erection in Mullin of a monument to commemorate the patriotic services of Brigadier General Francis Marion, a hero of the American Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Washington
Iwerby
South Carolina
Francis Marion
Martin Leads A Way To Atlanta Opera Engagement
Total sales last year topped seventy thousand with five performances instead of four. Humperdinck’s Koenigskinder leads crowd favorites, starring Farrar Jorn Wickham Gorltz Reiss Mattfeld and others Friday. Other strong showings include La Gioconda, Il Trovatore, and Verdi’s Otello closing the engagement with star casts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koenigskinder
Humperdinck
Miss Farrar
Carl Jorn
Florence Wickham
Otto Gorltz
Ditler
Albert Reiss
Marie Mattfeld
la Gioconda
Emmy Destinn
Louise Hamer
de Segurola
Pasquale Amato
Bernard Begue
Marie Claessens
Marie Rappold
Riccardo Martin
Dinh Gilly
Giulio Rossi
Verdi
Otello
Leo Slezak
Amuaopera
Plans filed for world’s tallest building in New York
On Broadway and Park Place officials filed plans to construct the highest building in the world. The tower will rise 750 feet from curb to apex and will boast 55 stories. The Metropolitan tower at 700 feet 2 inches and the Singer tower at 612 feet are surpassed by this proposed structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Broadway and
Park Place
Metropolitan Tower
Singer Tower
Charles Wertheimer Dead Listed as Noted Art Collector
Charles Wertheimer, famed art dealer and collector, died today at age unknown. The obituary notes his prominence in the world of pictures and objets d art and mentions Madame Frances Alda and De Segurola among the famous singers who attended his presentation, highlighting the large audiences that have gathered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wertheimer
Bondon
Wertheimer
Frances Alda
de Segurola
IATLANTA TO PAY TRIBUTE MEMORIAL DAY PROGRAM
Atlanta hosts Memorial Day events honoring Confederate dead with Colonel Robert E Lee delivering the oration at Oakland cemetery. Governor Brown's office hosted a reception. crosses of honor distributed at the Woman's Club building. Virginia natives invited to participate in parade as children decorate graves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Ladies* Memorial Association and Sons of Veterans
Governor Brown
State Capitol
Oakland
Oakland Cemetery
Rey W W Memminger
Grand Marshal Slaton
Robert E Lee
Ladies' Memorial Association
McD Wilson
Woman's Club
West Baker Street
Peachtree
M'D Wilson
Atlanta
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Ladies Memorial Association of Atlanta
Old Dominion
Virginia
Hubert G Lee
Talifax County
Conference Debates Uniform Child Labor Law in the South
Delegates in Atlanta hear proposals for a uniform law banning underage work, setting age limits for mining and dangerous jobs, and restricting hours for youth. Key figures include Hanson and several speakers from the National Child Labor Commission. The program for Wednesday features morning business and multiple addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hanson
Kenmcky
Jerome Jones
Owen Ioveier
National Child Labor Commission
Hoooper Alexander
Hamilton Douglas
J T Ladson
N H Kirkpatrick
Supreme Court Arguments and Submissions Across Multiple Cases
The Georgia Supreme Court heard and submitted various cases including Turner Jacob Carter versus Maggie Walden and others, Decatur matters involving Chatancéchee Lumber Company and J E Yeates, and Decatur city court entries. JUDGMENTS AFFIRMED for multiple defendants with proceedings spanning Bainbridge and Warngton areas and related municipal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gortay Et al
Scott & Co
Turner Jacob Carter
Maggie Walden
Frackex
Jefferson Fire Tweutance Company of
Philadelphia
Decatur
Perry Adier
Jf Rapnoids
Guardian
City Office Move Amid Court Proceedings Across State Lines
The document lists moves of city offices and stationery to 6 North Broad Street and catalogs numerous court actions across multiple counties. It names judges such as Rawlings, Ken, W A Hammond, and Meadow, and notes plaintiffs in error and defendants in city, superior, and circuit courts including Napier Wright, Clark, Brant, and others. The compilation records various cases involving railroad, lumber, and manufacturing companies, with defendants and plaintiffs in error identified, spanning from Nashville to Atlanta to Cairo and Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawlings
Bhy Court of
Nashville
Bula
Hendricka & Christian
Southern Railway Company
Howard
Richmond County
Eve Joseph YS & Tryan Curaming
Pierce Trathers
Hawards & Brothers
Bond
Cty Court of Hasiman
Wooten
Wooten, Judge Pra Hac Vice
Saith J WH Roberts
Plaintutte Tarror
OM “Morrison
JA Neese
Soatra
Alexander Lumber Company
Y Withers Tounary and Machine Works
City Court of Atlanta
Rela Albert E Mayer
Watkins & Latimer
Platatt
George Bt Flush
Donaldson Y Marsh Cypress Company
Sty Court of Wayrrase
McDonald
J. L. Sweat
Platwii
Shepard Bryan
Wilson, Tonmett & Lambilin
Costes Shiefling Brothers
Alchland Grocery Company
City Court of Lumpkins
Hickey
T. James
Marvell
Hudley Y Peadieton
Trem
Fto Court of Atlanta
Rod. Samuel
Rowset Gober
Antes Wilson Vy State
Hall Superior Court
Jiage JB Jones BP
Gillard, Jr
Robert McMillan
Folleitar Veneral Conta Prittor
State
City Court of Cairo
Singletary FC Andiges
Wille Aaewor RC Bellowtrn Berkstein
City of
Atlanta
Fallon
Aupettar Enuri
Elis Morris Wacketar
James J
Mayson
William B Bis Jr
Fulton Superior Court
Elis Thomas Brown
Plainth
Hugh M Dorsey
Lowry Arnald
Ebc Willams
Smallwood
Fromy Hall
Gentral
Kimbrough
Greene Superior Court
Walker
Neri P Park
Joseph Eeattle
Wiener + State
City Court of Newnan
Post WC
Wright
WL Stallings
Rolteltar
Jenkins & White Et al
Fom Taylor
Gilbert CW Fay
RS Fay
Piaindtt
Steed
Ceili Court of Albany
Semsiand
Palker Bratus
Mann & Milner
Eow Walters & Sons
Bacon
Mublin
Savanna Railroad
Flamfilton
Montgomery Superio
Julge Martin Minter Wimberly
Bowon, Akerman & Akerman
Saffold
Aller
Wright + Slate
City Court of Dublin
Suégs Hawkins
Bart Camp
WC Davia Solicitor
Wilson
Cobb Superior Cours
Moria EH
Clay Gober & Riftin
Agnold
TP Bracke
JZ Foster
Arthur
Elty Court of
A. S Bradley
Briscoe
Elty Court of Fettersonville
Shannon Wo
Carswell
OF. Griff. Jr
Sollettac
Lindsey State
Eity County
Nashvlle
Dadge Bate J W Powell JP Knight
Plainem Ineccar J
Capper on Decency and the Right Side of News
The speaker argues that newspapers must be decently run and align with publisher ideals to advance their mission. He notes a shift in advertising motives from publishers needing money to advertisers needing the paper, asserting ads sustain the community’s business news and the newspaper’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capper
Revenue and advertising ethics in journalism echo in Capper remarks
Mr Capper notes a shift in daily papers refusing certain medical ads while endorsing genuinely helpful medicines. He cites 22 000 dailies with fewer than 200 carrying unpleasant ads and observes broad industry house cleaning improving advertiser reliability.
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Atlanta National Bank
Martin
E. M. Roberts
Wins Property i
Commer West
Peachtree Place
Spong St
Spring St
Alexander St
Spring Street
Peachtree St
Alue
John J. Woodside
Chas. M. Roberts
Auburn Avenue
Steve R. Johnston
Iatlanta
Gray
Robert BE Lep
WM M. Slaton
Supreme Court OF GA
Court OF Appeals OF GA
Louterilie
Aphville Raffia Company
Beran Som Itereart
Warngton
Ludge Tinpe
Fo Brean Comning WA Ratonge
Ah Gt
Rrear 2
Tinin, Jr
Toote
Harel
Snes
North Broad ST
Johnson
Pearean
Fulton Superior
Peachtree and
Edgewood Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Peachtree Street
Linden
Evenus St
Auburn Ave
West Peachtree
Mulls Street
Montefiore Selig 322
Grant Building
Marietta St
Hunter St
Aliso
A.G. Rhodes & Son
Rhodes Bldg
Atlanta Investment & Banking Company
Piedmont Ave
Piedmont Driving Club
Dacor
Tumlin Street
P. H Adams
Steve Johnston
Grant Bldg
Atlanta, Ga
Weoodward Lumber CO
Gookin Bank and Office Equipment Co
Southern Riotributors
Pyor ST
Atlan
Ivy
Adams
Saloshin
Rosalie Saloshin
Louis Saloshin
MM. Lang
A. E Saloshin
M Waldman
Kansas City
Fred Saloshin
RB Saloshin
Castleberry Street
Osklandg Cemetery
David Marx
Greenberg & Bond Coa
Schoen
Fred Lehr
Schulacfer
M Wartman
J Hirschvers
Hirgehfield
Battle Hill Lodge
Masters Tesree
Mgsren
E Garrison
Foragu
Adler Quartermasters
Atlanta Ga
Cara Terrances
Dade
Ant
West Barracke
Fla
Fort
Oowell
McPherman Ogletiewye
Streven Ga
Alanta Ga
Barrancas Plckens
MeNer
Dada
Key West Barracks
Casewell
Fort Moultrin
McPhe
Oglethorpe and
Screven
Morgan
Jackson Barracks
St Philip
Jackson
RL Carmichael
Coast Artillery Corp
UB Army
London
Paris
Haamburg
Gibraltar
Algiers
Naples
Genea
Fourist Dept
Yomourg-American Line
National Surgical Institute
Pryor Street
Mr. Capper
West
Silas
Jederich
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