No Relief From High Prices Warns Federal Reserve Review
The Federal Reserve Board’s monthly review of business conditions notes continued high prices in July with general demand sustaining activity in wholesale and retail sectors. It highlights labor shortages and raw material constraints, widespread confidence in the industrial outlook, and mixed district reports on employment and materials, while predicting a shorter cotton crop and robust export orders.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Poard
Boston
New Englannd
New York
Richmond
Atlanta
Chicago
Et Louis
Kansas City
Dallas
San Francisco
No Employment Here for Chicago Negroes
Governor Dorsey replies via wire that the state cannot provide jobs for Chicago blacks returning south. Commissioner Stanley notes a cautious stance, warning against indiscriminate repopulation and stating that only those who previously lived in Georgia and wish to return may be accommodated if a suitable place exists.
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Chicago Herald- Examiner
Chicago
South
Georgia
Dorsey
Stanley
Constitution
Chambers of Commerce
Mr. Stanley
Calcao
Xtr
El's Slayer Held by Recorder for Manslaughter
A damaged obituary style item notes an individual named el's Slayer held by a recorder on a manslaughter charge. The fragmentary text references related names, years, and a tangled account likely detailing a court action or formal proceeding with multiple persons mentioned in a historical newspaper segment.
Atlanta Bar Clearings and Bank Clearings Report
Local market quotations show priday figures for Atlanta bar and bank clearings. The report compares same day figures to prior week and prior year, noting an increase over the same period with specific totals including 83,551,350 and 14 7,012,087.89 and 2,515,099.01.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Securities Sale Notice and Road Steers
Fragmented OCR note describes a sale action involving Atlanta Securities and road steers with a financial stake. Readable details mention price figures and dates, but exact terms are incomplete. The fragment hints at a public sale context with monetary values and entity references obscured by garbling.
U S Estimates Cotton At 67.1 Million Bales
The August forecast shows a 30,000 bale rise from last month with the crop condition down 2.9 percent from the prior period. Boll weevil damage is widespread and serious across the South, aided by heavy rains. Georgia reports Sea Island cotton being plowed up, while northern areas stay better. Abandonment of acreage progresses due to rains and weevil pressure. A 30,986,000 bale forecast had been predicted previously, with 70.0 percent of normal condition on June 26.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Carolinas
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
South Georgia
Bureau
South Carolne
Georgina
Naovll
Grasn
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Bela Kun in Hungary a contest between a man and a mouse
Bela Kun heads the Budapest soviet government and after talks with socialist factions said the situation is a contest between a man and a mouse and that he will answer by August 5. Allies seek a transfer of power to socialists. Bela Kun remains firm as dictator amid harvest and emigration pressures. Also Memphis city workers strike for wage increases with drivers seeking 3.20 a day and crematory workers 2.50.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Bela Kun
Budapest
Hungary
Bruck
Giles
General Hocim
A. Agoston
Bele Kun
Seltz
Austria
Hola Kun
Memphis
Tenn
Amusements at Loaw’s Grand Four Shows Today
Four shows at Loaw’s Grand feature Tetley and Moore and Shy with a midget comedian and partner. Continuous daytime into evening performance promises laughs. The program includes vaudeville acts and a film screening titled The Sneaks, with Glatys Brockwell in the spotlight.
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Moore
Shy
Sai
Vauderilte
Glatys Prockwell
Lenine plans retirement as Bolshevik chief
Paris reports Lenin intends a drastic policy shift and retirement with Trotsky kept in command of the Red Army. Soviet informants say power would be tested by other socialist parties, aiming to strengthen Bolshevik control while showing others cannot reorganize Russia.
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Siberia
Russia
Pskov
Lenine
Stockholm
Associated Press
Svenska Deg- Dladt
Nikolai Lenine
Leon Troitky
Red Army
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Enine
Holsheviks
George Tchitcherin
M. Stouchka
Professor Podrovski
Interior
Poltava
Denikine
London
Property Transfers Chronicle 1910s records
Property transfers show bonds and deeds from multiple firms and individuals across streets like East Merritts Avenue and Edgewood Avenue. Notable entries include W. HB. Gorman to Elizabeth L. Gorman, Warren to Dorn H. Ellis, and A. Gillan to J. Fittenall, with dates ranging 1910 to 1919 and values up to 65,000 dollars.
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J. B. Worthy
Aido Westwood Avenue
Willard
Tower
W. HB. Gorman
Elizabeth L. Gorman
East
Merritts Avenue
Saly
Bouin Evyar Steel
Rra South
Seth of
Bass
Kate Z. Kuhnstod
A. Hunt
Kees Brees
Elisabeth Street
Vital Ast Atlante Land Company
Chatley A. Bickerstaff
Fata
Edgewood ‘Avenue
Howell Street
W. ‘T. Ashford
Joe Verdell
Aldo Proctor
Weat
Weat Eide Land Company
G. Ee
Aintoy Liebman
Morris EK
Harrataon
Gnera
John Dum
Lott [ Warren
Dorn H. Ellis
He Street
Heventh Street
Beventh Street
A. Gillan
J. Fitenall
Avemié
Se Blecey
Charles Geslot
Noted Fighting Troops Return From France
New York August 1 the Ninth infantry regiment 121 officers and 3079 men first unit of the famed Second division to return home arrived from Brest on the transport Princess Mato hope no this text mentions the George Washington and other transports with Major General John A Lejeune and Brigadier General Wendell C Neville aboard the George Washington carrying the Fifth regiment of marines 189 officers and 3714 men the Twenty third regiment on the Virginian due at Newport News next Thursday the Second division has gone through hard fighting around Verdun Belleau Wood St Mihiel and Meuse Argonne it captured 25078 prisoners 25026 casualties and 1350 machine guns plus vast other material
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New York
Brest
Princess Matelke
George Washington
John A Lejeune
Wendell C. Neville
Virginian
Newport News
Ryndam
Bleventh Field Artillery
Beventeanth Field Artiillery
Santatars
Finland
Verdun
Chateau Thierry
Belleau Wood
Paris
St. Mihiel
Meuse-Argonne
Receivership Denied for Pressmen's Union in Tennessee
Knoxville, Tenn. Federal Judge Sanford denies a receivership sought by William Haas and Chicago Pressmen's union officials against George L Berry and other International union officers. The suit claimed defendants owned stock in the International union and related companies Clinch field Mercantile and Clinchfield Land and Lumber. The odd mix of legal action sits amid a jumble of unrelated notices and ad snippets including street and property references.
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Knoxville, Tenn
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union of North America
Clinchfield Mercantile Company
Clinchfield Land and Lumber Company
Sanford
William Haas
Chicago Printing Pressmen’s Union No. 3
George L. Berry
International Union and Corporation
Belgian Congo report praises colonial policy and progress
Brussels August 1 M Franck minister for the colonies presents a report on Belgian Congo history and war impact through 1917 with notes for 1918. It argues for decentralization and respect for native institutions, cites rising trade like palm oil and copper, and outlines administrative reforms and costs through 1917 and into 1918. The piece highlights a growing copper industry in Katanga and the need for local initiative in governance.
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London
Philadelphia
Public Ledger Service
Brussels
M. Franck
Belgian Congo
Dre
Europe
Africa
Great Britain
Boma
Congo-Kasai
Equator
Eastern Province
Katanga
Gala
Greek to Father. Boys Father I Pageed Cicero to
Fragmentary OCR note recalling a boy’s remark to his father about Cicero. The garbled line hints at a classroom or letter context with phrases did he speak and boys’ life, but key names and details are unclear.
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Cicero
Transfer of German Rights Annoys APS
Dr E J Dillon argues that publishing Japan's treaties in Paris requires time for Tokyo to receive documents. He states Japan did not gain unconditional rights in China and recounts how Japan delivered Kiao-Chau, clarifying that China gains from past sacrifices. He defends the conference rulings as applying to other allies as needed.
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E. J. Dillon
Philadelphia Public Ledger Sarvice
Paris
Wilson
Japan
Tokio
London
Germany
China
Kiao-Chau
Shayntung
Tokyo
Thin Gray Line Fades at Anniston Meet
In Anniston Alabama on August 1 veterans of Calhoun county gathered at Oxford Lake for the fourteenth annual picnic. Attendance dwindled from past years with fewer than 100 veterans but about 500 people including families joined. Captain W T Doda presided as officer of the day and General A Batton of Birmingham spoke, followed by a Confederate Daughters of the Confederacy dinner and a veterans program where old soldiers shared memories.
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AnnIston
Ala
Spa
Calhoun County
Oxford Lake
W. T. Doda
Gordon Memorial Camp
Oxford
A. Batton
Birmingham
Alabama
Vaterans
Daughters of the Confederacy
the Lake
Odd looking horse draws boisterous crowd at ring side
A bay horse judged odd by standard features moves at the lead of its gypsy trainer who protests others. Interjections fly as spectators debate the animal's usefulness while a man insists he knows his business and its steam laundry ties.
Hospital in London to be American medical center
Fatic Ledger Services Conyitant reports rapid progress toward establishing an American hospital in London. Prominent English figures including Lord Reading, Prime Minister Balfour, and Asquith are linked to the project as patrons, with Sir Arbuthnot Lane guiding plans for a post graduate study hub and international medical collaboration.
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Philadelphia
Fatiie
Conyitant
London
Times
Lord Reading
M Ainister
Balfour
Bfr
Asquith
American Logical
American Medical
Atlantic City
Arbuthnot Lane
Merican Hospital
Europe
Wilam Osler
Humphrey Rolleston
John Blanche Sutton
Philip Franklin
Sir Arbuthnot
America
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Executive Medical Committee
Washington
George W Crile
Cleveland
American Academy of Sciences
W. J Mayo
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Minissota
Albert J. Cohaner
Chicago
Rudolph Matas
New Orleans
Franklin Martin
American Gynecological Association
Alling
Sir Arbuthnote Lane
Hospital
Walter Blackman
George M. Cassatt
R Newton Crane
Wilk Bon Cross
Clarence Graff
James Benson Kennedy
J. Blair Macasse
Georga A. Mowet
Powestldenty
Stoner
C van Duzer
E. Bradner White
Philip* Franklin
Adely Ie
Acta
Multiple Obituaries Reflect Quiet Local Mortality Losses
Louise M Turner aged 23 dies Friday at 479 Highland Ave. Survived by husband and one son. Brancie A Garner aged 71 dies Friday night. survived by one son and two daughters. Shaddie Collins 70 dies Thursday night in Alpharetta GA. survived by one son and two brothers. Alfred H Kenton 43 West Tenth St, 45 dies Thursday afternoon after private hospital stay. survived by parents and siblings. Joyce Hester 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs John C Heater of Danville VA, dies Friday morning. sister Ruth survives. body to Pensacola. Elmore, age 60, of Atlanta, dies. daughter Bee is resident. Mike Edwards of Claxton GA. body to parish Monday.
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Louise M. Turner
Louise M. Warner
Highland Avenue
Shaddie Collins
Bmra
Alfred H. Keniston
Alfred H. Kentston
Kent Tas
Eridan
Wyoming
Joyce Hester
Joyce Taner
John C. Heater
Danville
Ruth
Pengacola
Getting Even in a Small Town Wedding Tale
A local paper reporter recounts a nuptial scene where jealously clashing lovers watch a wedding. The bride glows in lavender silk with orange blossoms while the groom’s tight collar and boot fit invite comic peril. The story ends with the collar stud breaking, averting disaster.
His One Chance in the Quiet Household Strike
An eloquent speaker challenges the audience to name a man who handles daily chores alone. A timid husband stands, the first chance to assert himself, as the crowd notes his quiet transformation in a tense moment of the address.
Burning Question. Rovers Gerald Draner Seeks August Old King Link
Local inquiry by Gerald Draner of Rovers Arkan san questions Anneprecite’s relation to Old King Co Boys’ Life for August issue. Newspaper fREHIVE.
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Gerald Draner
Rovers
Arkansan
Old King Co Boys
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