New York Architect Algories in Atlanta Reconstruction Plan
New York architect C Ker Hex York remained in Atlanta since June awaiting office space for plans to reconstruct Theatres. Howell, who came to oversee reconstruction, intends to stay longer and bring his family. He predicts progress will shape Atlanta’s amusement future with theater projects and supervision duties.
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C. Ker
York
Atlanta
Seyeer
Howell
Crite Wiobing
Allen
Fay Hine
Pier
Slayer Respited as Supreme Court Hears Plea
Edgar Caldwell, a Black man sentenced to die for killing conductor Cecil Linton, receives a stay until after the Supreme Court convenes. Wrecks and arson attempts noted in Maxwellborn area as authorities review the case and related events.
Andrew Carnegie Early Life and First Stocks Investment
The narrative recalls a 16 year old Andrew becoming the family breadwinner after his father’s death and taking a $500 Adams Express stock offer from a trusted employer. His mother mortgaged the home to buy stock yielding small but steady dividends, marking his first entry into wealth as he later pursued independence.
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Andrew
Adams Express
Carnegie
T. T. Wooldruff
Scott
Pullman Company
Lanham Cotton Cultivator Company investors hailed
A text lists numerous Atlanta business figures and firms backing the Lanham Cotton Cultivator Company, presenting it as a promising opportunity in line with Carnegie’s vision. Names include C Reynolds Clark, D F Kirkland, J Jacobs, L H Kaufman, J E Raley, F Harrison Lee, and others, with affiliations across printing, banking, laundry, real estate, and insurance.
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Lanham. Cotton Cultivator Company
Atlanta
Lanham -Cotton Cultivator Company
Carnegie
H. W. Brown
H. G. Hastings Co
S. Etheridge
Atlanta Trust Company
J. Epps Brown
Southern Bell Telephone Company
F. P. Holder’ Planter
Jefferson
H.C. Bagley Insurance
J. H. Mills
Georgia Division
Farmers’ Union
E.G. Ottley
ED L. Meyer
Hunts
Washington Street
J. M
Hause
Mise Motors Company
E G, Ballenger
Prince Webster Ward
Greene
Atlanta ‘Journal
Lagomarsino
J. H. Savage
Hurt Building
Miss Jack
Whitcomb
J. E. Raley
F. Harrison Lee
Travelers
Insurance
Alex W. Stephens
Victor R. Smith
Auturn
B. H. Wilson
John Pomeroy
W.a.t.mckay
Ta ‘L
Harmsen
Bratch Jacobs Pharma
Homas EB. Seitzingers
Boe Mi
Armenia Starvation Threat Aboard British Soldier Lines
Fragments suggest concern over Armenia's famine risk as troops remain in place. The text hints at a surplus division and calls for action to prevent starvation while British forces stay. The excerpt preserves named places and the tense mood without graphic detail.
Warfields Plan debated by Walter on railroad control
Joek Walter of Chicago testified on the Warfield Plan during a five hour session before the National committee, arguing private control could return immediately or gradually. He challenged the Plumb Plan as impossible and insisted the property investment value and a six percent minimum return would be upheld by courts. Walter urged regional interstate commissions and federal authority for security carriers while cautioning against shifting road burdens to the government.
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Joek Walter
Chicag Eral
National Committee
Walter
Samestime
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Gould
Teva Ceartie
Opnones
Transportation Board
Transportation J
P “Als
Aale
Act
Jaauaire
Hispano -Publie
Interstate Commerce
Sims
Tennessee
Ito
Peelewk
Glenn B. Plumb
Fear that Denikin may go too far on Ural front
Washington August 13 fear government learned that Lieutenant General Denikin commander in chief of the Don Cossacks may extend his drive against the Bolsheviks in southern Russia May result in reverses similar to those suffered by Admiral Kolchak on the Ural front and in Western Siberia. The note cites official statements that Denikin’s army is inadequately equipped and that Kolchak’s forces went too far last winter due to communications and supply limits. The State Department also reports Lenine and Trotzky weakening, with many leaving Moscow, while Japan plans a Siberia mission and Hollandia eyes an international aerial devices exhibition.
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Washington
Denikine
Athe Don Cossacks
Russia
Kolchak
Ural
Siberia
Moscow
Tokta
Belgium
Kato
Japan
Wilk
Sea
Major Harbord Event Inspires Government Statement
A garbled report notes Major Harbord involvement on behalf of the government. A Langley field view describes a crash into a fence with hundreds of spectators. Seven were injured.
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Lis
Sovernment
Bleht
Langley
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Pressdent Eeg Hasaeys Company
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Atlanta, Ga
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