U S Ultimatum to Rumania on Hungary Food Crisis
Paris dispatches report the Hungarian cabinet overthrow and Archduke Joseph's seizure of power in Budapest. Romanian forces advance toward Budapest while entente mediators urge restraint. Atlanta addresses food shortages amid rail strikes and calls for immediate action to avert wider crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Herbert Hoovar
Anter-aled
Budapest
Archduke Joseph
Paris
Jules Peidu
Danube
Rumania
Social ‘Democratic
National Palace
Hungary
Joseph
S. To. Thian
Ce Ene
Fragmentary obituary note from Newnan Georgia
Partial OCR obituary fragment mentions survivors including Mrs Ives Hares and Miss Mrabsth Melson of Atlanta with unclear relationships. Notes a Wednesday date and places referenced include Newnan and Atlanta. Text is heavily garbled with missing names and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ju. J
Gauchteta
Ives Hares
Dackgonville
Karis Wynne
Melson
Atlanta
Newnan
No Sugar Shortage Expected in Georgia
A telegram to Governor Dorsey reports no sugar shortage in the near future for Georgia. Fifteen carloads of sugar have been secured via the U S equalization board and will be sent from New Orleans at 3 82 per 200 pounds net. The plan allocates one car to each of fifteen states, with Georgia asked to designate the city most in need for distribution under official guidance and sight draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
di Merce
Caucil
Rogers“company
al- Janta
Chamber of Commerce
Fetsa
Tedora
Atlantas Chamber of Commerce
Wilsen
Harris
Congres van Upshaw
Fifth
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Dorsey
Key
Italy
Frconalstent
Transportation -Ayitent
Trang
United” States
Georgia
Bowers
General Assembly
Walker
Council of National Defense
Forrest
Arkwright
B.D. Duncan
W.J .W. C. Foote
Barry P
Ben Carlton
Atlanta Fire Department
Mayor Key
Carlton
Rand
Standard
O1l Company
Texas Company
Waco Oil Company
Reed. Oil Company
Indig
Fulto
Oman
Page Aimounon
Cerista
Lovigiana
U.S. Equalization Board
New Orleans
Gedreia
United States
Ponte
DAR of Indiaz
Lavel Cotton Mills Sold to Baldwin and Associates
Woodward Baldwin and associates of New York bought the Lavel Cotton Mills of this city for twenty dollars a spindle. The deal includes plant, stock, supplies, and several hundred modern homes for operatives, totaling more than two million dollars, one of the largest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ueufal Nus
Aubuse
Woodward, Baldwin and Associates
New’ York
Thig City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phoenix Hose
Richelieu
Flor
Buwnstaire Store
U.S
Ateade
Walto
Georgia School of Tech
J.M
Watters
the Constitution
THE
Constitution
Aires
Ehop
Tati
Congress
Treasury
Nashville Railway
Louisville
Southern
Goodyear
Ther
Fubra
Connell
Ho Elty
Suguae
Lew Yor
Connecticut Avenue
Arizona’ Avenue
Ffantas
T . Ae Oelock P. m
John Sones
Walter Bennetts
OLD Public Accountants
Empire
Bea
West Mitchell
Forsyth
Fev
Eugene Baxnasanes
MA Wood
Span
Ford
Themadtvea
W. C. Gifford
W. Af
Liptle
Arnrat Grott
O'Elock
Ball
Patie
Lacktostreetay
Fickett
Monarch
Johnson
Reene Nine Rao Jones
Susan L. Jones
Ponders Avenue
Jannia, Beck
BL. Riker
Arthur Farmer
Guy Jones
Heflin
Ala
Sam. Jones
Henry’ Jones
Charleston, & C
Waco
Harry G. Poole
Patterson
W. J. Patterson
May. Patterson
S'S. Patterson
J. Patterson
A. W. Ham
Lavel
Brookwood Drive
Peachtree Street
Kietabliahied
Weyman & Connors
Lodge
Sree Seb
a _ rewnzr
Bowell & Herman
Ndtige
Rouanean
Ivy
S.J. Farr
Tvy
Atala, Go
Exelento
Hotel Furniture and Linen CO
Marietta Street
BRISA
Rene, Marparrest
W . Mermarine Edacnf
Ae — Ee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!