Huerta's Envoy Barred by Japan
Tokyo August 12 Japanese government informs Mexico it will not receive General Felix Diaz as special envoy to Japan to thank Japan for its part in the Mexican centennial. Diaz would be treated only as a private individual, while Diaz’s party proceeds via Vancouver and Quebec. The move follows hostile demonstrations in Los Angeles and Vancouver amid Mexican political tensions.
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Felix Diaz
Japan
Mexico
General Diaz
Diaz
Seattle
Vancouver
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Meath City
Wextec City
Imperial Palace
Vancouver & &Uguse Lf
Poklo
Diez
Arshew
Russia
Jayin
Berlin
Vienna
St Petersburg
Norrow
Gpera
Wilson
Biestas
Bleth
Washington
Juan Ant
United States
Buing
Metin City
Jipan
Fragmented Atlanta Notice With Property Transfers And Dated Provisions
A long OCR fragment lists numerous property deeds and dates across Atlanta areas with names such as Mrs Huger Lowell Reed and Lowell Dadona. It references deeds for title, bond amounts, and various street locations near Fort Street, Joe Johnston, Ells Avenue, and Grove areas, including August and July dates and sums like 36000 and 4000. The scattered items show transfers, securing payments, and public notices typical of real estate and legal notices in a local paper.
Speaker Burwell Breaks Tie Vote In House
A dramatic session features Speaker Burwell breaking a series of tied votes in the Georgia House as the tax equalization bill and its Senate substitute collide. Amid frenzied motions to adjourn and reconsider, the chamber edges toward action with Henderson delayed, Wohlwender filibustering, and a tense, crowded floor.
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Tower of
Crisp
Bill Auui
Wi Henderson
Jones
Gower
Mr Henderson
Majestic
Krox Jville
Senate Chamber
Henderson Nusnes
Capitol
Fiend
Ap Ston
Wouel
Iwiges
Wood
Walten
Meo
Wiltan
Wats
Emanuel
Welw
Henderson
Traaersion
Spenter
Sheppard
Speaker
Blackburn
Fulton
Wohlwender
Muscogee
Wreaht
Floyd
iSumter
Rory Viakbira
Taelten
Jaeketlanta
Georg
Bing
Bhair
Stovall
Mr Stovall
Mr Sheppard
Tax Revision Debate Splits Georgia Lawmakers
In a heated session, Dr. Stovall of Elbert and Rep Garland M Jones of Coweta oppose a Senate bill on tax equalization, arguing high costs and unconstitutional reach. Proponents claim the measure ends inequities, with supporters like Nunnally, Pickson, and Tulbright stressing arbitration safeguards and broader fairness while others push for a one-year test and caution against state overreach. The roll call shows a broad aye list and notable nay votes amid intense debate over tax assessment reform.
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House
Senate
Stewall
Libert
Naga
Sheppard
Dill
Fill Hey
United States
Representative Wimberly
Bibb
Wimberly
Bumter
Wis and Means Committee
Stovall
Elbert
Sion
Garland M Jones
Coweta
Georgia
State Board
Nunnally
Johnson
Murray
Connor
Spalding
Playd
Swift
Muscogee
Metrory
Hley
DHL
Tar
Evar
Russia
Tulbright
Berke
McCrory
Sumter
Ulbright
Vi Holtzslaw
Questen & Poor Mane
Ways and Means
Tlyscam
Alef
Pickson
Jill
Akin Allen
Jackson At
Mood Bell Bennett
Berry Blackburn Brookshear
Brian Burney
Carlton Carter
Stewart Cheney
Clements Cole
Coleman
Calhoun
Cook Cooper
Culpepre
Meriwether Davidson
Dean
DeVaughn
Doodborough
Ennis
Estis
Finns Foster Fowler
Fulbright Garrington
Gower
Greene
Hongston
Griffin Hammack
Hardeman Hardin Heath Henderson
Halberg
Holtzclaw
Turner
Wheatley
Windom Wohlwend
Wright
Bur Wecks
Adams
Pike
Vien
Glas
Chaib
Dorris Lamanisun
Ren Tall Pail
Berrien
Perkins Picqnet
Ransom Redwine Teese
Milton Riser Teynolds
Sheppard Snirp Simpson
Sparks Spence
Marta Stewart Stace
Triviero Stovall
Vibert Stora
McPathi Sinme
Taylor
Thompsin
Walt Whitiker
Twigus Wood
Man
Atlanta National Bank Financial Statement Fragment
A 1943 bank financial statement lists assets including loans and discounts, bonds and securities, due from National banks and state private banks, checks and other cash items, and lawful money reserve. The document is sworn by C E Carrier, president, and witnessed by Notary Chamberlain, dated August 1, 1943.
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Ind Bankerg
Ind Sminds
Jock
Ehuck
Lemand
United States
Glorgia
County OF Fultow
C & Currier
E Carrier
C ¢ Chamberlain
Notary Public
Air Tank Explosion Wounds Engineer Near Pratt Lab
An air tank exploded at Pratt laboratory injuring an assistant engineer. The blast hurled him about two feet and caused cuts to the face and head while awakening residents and shaking nearby buildings. No serious injuries reported for Hutching.
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Wooh Autehins
Ff Pratt Laboratory
Hutching
Bullet Hits Man as Officer Fires at Dogs
A young attorney living at 449 Glenn street was struck in the leg by a bullet from Patrolman J oC Jeffreys revolver near Hunter street Tuesday morning. The officer, firing at dogs passing the street, said he did not know anyone was nearby. The bullet glanced off a stone curb and lodged in the leg. the wound is not serious and the man expects to walk in a few days. The officer protests he was not to blame.
Automobile Collision Blocks Decatur Street Traffic
An automobile driven by Cr. Lies struck a delivery wagon on Decatur Street causing a traffic halt for over twenty minutes. No major damage occurred. Lies was arrested on a charge of reckless driving.
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Decatur Street
Lyles
Atlanta Charter Bill Sent To Governor For Signature
The charter measure for Atlanta, passed by the home on Thursday, advances to the governor for signature. The amended charter will be presented to voters next fall in three parts: the charter itself, the initiative referendum and recall, and the recorder’s powers.
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Atlanta
Thesday
Recorders
Report of The Third National Bank at Atlanta 1913
A bank report from the Third National Bank in Atlanta Georgia as of August 9 1913 shows assets including Loans and Discounts 4517 617 secured and unsecured U S Bonds to secure circulation and other securities. It lists capital stock and surplus, deposits, and various other items with totals and a sworn statement by the bank cashier on August 12 1913.
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Third National Bank
Atlanta
Georgia
U_S
Banking House
Bankers Trust
Clears House
Liamilitils Capital
Uthis
Decatur
Agnes Scott
Povee DE Leon
Vardier Street
William S. Ansley
Atlanta National Bank
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Mary
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Cifloa
Fort Atreet
de Critton Place
Fort Tert
George
Nestle
Smith Street
Guy Lofush
Naum
Age McHudson
Huger
Lee
Reed
Lowell
Fenn
Joe Johnaten
Uta
Chesil
Sheriffs Deydsa
Burwell
Howe
Roflenilet
Parwcli
Lause
Momhire
Ha Wahlwender
Xh Sehuel
Dr Stovall
Filbert
Mr Theypart
Steiker Birwell
Mir Sheppard
Hlavote
Blivkburn
Wenilbonsire
The
Lanka
Loustan
Mo Wiehael
Nembera
Parker
Liberty
Parks
Upson
Slater
Bryan
Atata
Ricore OF
Gorgia
Tresoercis
Binking House
Vile Spere
Jack J Spalding
W F Winecoff
Directora
Wrightsville Beach
Sgerial
R. J. T. Gault
Dn Divenses of Mens
Tomsan Hublaten
Ate Suee Yrnad St. Rene Innia Coordin
Ala
SAL
Onder Bend Balay
Uncle Sam Dist CO
Jacksoneatle, Fh
Giorgia
Fultor
Frank Hawking Jin Goddard Joseph A
M Cord
Myrtle Street
Peachtrees
West Peachtree
Hurt & Cone 201
Fmypire Life Building
Ivy
Covington Road
Edwin P. Ansley
Home Ga
WY C & St
Levy
Kingston
Etowah
L. C. Green CO
Phonls IV
Turman, Black & Calhoun
Zog Empire Building
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