Upward Tide Is Still Running High in Stocks
Wall street bought up stocks as labor pressures and wage fears mingle with political talk. Mexican oil and London rate shifts boosted oil, rail, steel shares while Bank of England rate cuts spurred debate on foreign balances. American Car and Foundry dividend meet delayed. American Woolen climbed on profits and dividend expectations. Southern Pacific rose on a local court decision affecting oil sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexican Petroleum
Petroleum Committee
Mexican Senate
Mexico
Senate
Wall Street
Sterling Exchange
Bank of England
London
Stock Exchange
Bank of Hagland
Sterling
Tegulis
American Car and Foundry
Bristol Motor Car Company
American Woolen Company
Los Angélas Yestards
California
United States Supreme Court
United States Suprema Court
Southern Pacific
Bradstreet's Commercial Outlook More Optimistic
Bradstreet's reports that general trade and labor currents show improving signs despite cross currents. Supportive factors include the president's railway wage stance, popular backing, negotiations among labor, lower wholesale food prices, and a cautiously brighter mood amid ongoing strikes and a possible steel works strike. Weekly bank clearings reached $7,065,690,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreet
Tabor
Naval Stores Market Report From Savannah Augn
Fragmented OCR summary shows prices and receipts for naval stores in Savannah with figures for solvent resin turpentine pine pitches and related stock movements. Mentions several stocks and receipts, with prices around 1.07 and 23.50, and weekly shipment counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayvannah
Soler
Jacksopyills
Angimo
Medical Examiners Board Is Reappointed in Chicago
Chicago authorities announce the reappointment of the Medical Examiners Board with provisions for four prior terms. The report notes expenses and approvals tied to the board and details vague figures such as 9028.00 in cash allocations and ongoing oversight by city or state officials.
Mystery Sugg ested in Payment of Ransom
San Antonio August 29 declar ing circumstances attending the recent payment of ransom demanded by Jesus Renteria Mexican bandit who held Lieutenants Davis and Peterson American aviators warrant ed further investigation J J Kilpatrick of Candelaria Texas today called on Major General Joseph T Dickman commander of the southern department Kilpatrick tonight denied he had asked General Dickman to remove Troop A of the Eighth cavalry from Candelaria Kilpatrick is the father of Dawking Kilpatrick who was specified by Renteria on the intermediary through whom the ransom should be paid Troop A Kilpatrick said is commanded by Captain Matlack who negotiated the return of the American aviators Kilpatrick said he had known Hise can for years that Renteria first came to San Antonio Mexico with the 10 000 collected from a railroad for the loss of an arm and leg in Kansas and that after farming he turned horse thief Renteria is no bandit leader and has no bandit following Hilpat rick declared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Jesus Renterla
Davis
Peterson
J. J. Kilpatrick
Candelaria
Texas
Joseph T. Dickman
Southern Department
Kilpatrick
Dickman
Troop A
Eighth Cavalry
Dawking Kilpatrick
Renteria
Matlack
Hise
Can
Mexico
Kansas
Hilpatrick
Mexican Catholics Oppose Intervention Say Clergy Against War
In Mexico City on August 29 archbishop Jose Moray ael Rio, Mexico’s top church leader, told El Universal that Catholic clergy strongly oppose armed intervention and seek to align with parties favoring peace. An Excelsior editorial criticizes U.S. vaccination policy toward Mexico, arguing it fuels attacks on the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jose Moray
Ael Rio
Mexico
Republic
Y ,el Bhamocratea
Lbacelsior
United States
Meico
Turks Said 10 Favor American Mandate
Paris report on Near East conditions by Charles Crane and Henry King discusses Syria Palestine and Lebanon. Syrians favor united Syria with foreign mandates, fearing Zionist growth while Moslems worry about influx. Commissioners note broad Turkish support for foreign mandates and suggest extending American mandate beyond Armenia and Constantinople if adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Charles R. Crane
Henry ¢. King
Near West
Syria
Agia Minor
Palestine
Turkey
Lebanon
United States
Armenia
Constantinople
Sale of Two Lots Announced by Mell Realty
Mell Realty head Brooks Mell announced two recent deals. The first sold an unimproved lot on Evy Street between Decatur and Gilmer to B. M. Grant for Whitehead Realty. value withheld. The second sold a residence on Pann Avenue to Judge W. E. Geer for 14,500 dollars. lot size 50 by 150 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ses A Brooks Mell
J. R. Mell Realty Company
Evy Street
Decatur
Gilmer Streets
B. MM. Grant
Whitehead Realty , Company
Pann Avenue
W E. Geer
Holy War Cry Raised By Turkey as a Club
Constantinople reports a Turkish faction led by Enver Pasha pushing a revived holy war in the eastern Caucasus to mobilize Muslims against Christians. The plan aims to rally support from Georgia Armenia and Azerbaijan, with Bolshevik influences and entente tensions shaping a volatile Near East as American relief teams operate amid Britain and French interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Willian T. Elis
Constantinople
Courier
Enver Pasha
Caucasus
Napoleon
Mount
Ararat
Thea
Nash
Georgia
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Germany
Baku
America
Yrmathan Reliab Funda
Tn Dati Oj 9
Rusaig
Batum
Black Sea
Caucasu
Russia
North Caucasus Republic
Persia
Hera Enver Pasha
Enver
Anatolia
Smyrna
Adalia
Konla
Syltem
Seome
Smedeston
Samson Hole
India
Egypt
Syria
Sam
Wrumia
Aoore
William Haskell
Haskell
Mesopotamia
Great Britain
Denikine
Paria
Washington
Big farming exhibit on today at Conyers
Conyers Georgia August 29 a demonstration of modern farming methods will be given by Southern Bell Telephone International Harvester and the state department of agriculture at Rowland Vaughn s pasture near the Primitive Baptist church. Nine trucks of farming machinery and related equipment will be shown with lectures moving pictures and addresses led by Ed Mobley director of the tour and Mrs Adam Howie dairy expert. J J Brown commissioner of agriculture will speak and about four dozen automobiles with boosters from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce are expected at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conyers
Fielges
Southern Bell Teleiphone Company
International Harvester Company
Department of Agriculture
Rowland Vaughn
Mobley
Adam. Howie
J. J. Brown
Agricultur
Atlanta
Chiahiberae
Atlanta railroad shopmen hold off on strike amid Wilson price relief push
Atlanta union leaders say there will be no hasty action after President Wilson urged a 4 cent per hour rise while government efforts to curb high prices proceed. Members in the Labor Temple discussed delaying any move as grand officers’ instructions are awaited, with sentiment growing to support the president and give the government a chance to reduce living costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Wilson
Washington
Labor Temple
George ¥. Haynie
Atlanta Federation of Trades
T. L. Slappey
Appeal to Wilson for Lynching Probe
The NAACP telegraphed President Wilson urging immediate appointment of a commission to investigate state protection failures and noting the lynching of a Black man in Georgia last Thursday. The telegram reports 38 mob killings since January, 36 of them Black, and urges congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilson
Texas
Shillady
Georgia
Congress
Minimum to be cut for guard companies in sparsely settled districts
Washington August 29 The minimum strength of 100 for four national guard companies fixed by the war department as the basis for federal recognition will be reduced in thinly settled districts if the department finds it has authority to do so Secretary Baker told a six state governors committee from the national conference of governors The committee said recruiting difficulties in sparsely settled districts make a reduction to the old strength of sixty five seem to expedite reorganization
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Guard
War Department
Baker
National Conference of Governors
No Grain Shipments To Atlantic And Gulf Ports
New York August 29 grain shipments to Atlantic and Gulf ports have been temporarily suspended due to vessel tonnage shortages and overcrowded storage facilities. United States Grain Corporation officials call it an ordinary control movement with no embargo on foreign exports. The railroad administration notes security checks on terminal facilities and suspends when tonnage or elevator capacity threatens rail stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Atlantic
Gulf
United States Grain Corporation
Railroad Administration
Altendorf Story Denied by Carranza
Mexico City August 29 Venacio Sonilias Mexican ambassador to the United States was directed by President Carranza to deny statements by Dr. Bernardo Altendorf, a Pole who served in U S military intelligence, that he acted as intermediary with German minister Heinrich von Heilhardt. The president said Altendorf’s disclosure and statements show he is likely unbalanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Venacio Sonilias
United States
Carranza
Bernardo Altendorf
United States Military Intelligence Department
Altendorf
Heinrich von Heilhardt
Mexico
Senor Bonillac
National Development Company of Ireland Formed
Ireland moves to create the National Development Company to rebuild industries, boost agriculture and forestry, improve ports and waterways, and offer affordable housing loans. Led by J Kiernan of New York with Dublin figures. Lord Willoughby de Broke signals interest. Initial capital set at 50000 dollars, with scope to rise to 25000000. A plan to aid Irish industries and support a forthcoming Ireland France steamship line. A concrete sea wall will protect a New Jersey beach resort, shaped to wave curves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tthe
Lenton Timer—Philadas
Publi Ledger Service
Cupyigne
Wets
Belfast
National Development Company of Ireland Isa
J. Kiernan
New York
Dublin Corporation
Willoughby de Broke
Ireland
France
New Jersey
Land deeds and notices fill a Georgia county record page
A long list of warranty deeds mortgages and quitclaim deeds titles the August 29 1919 date. Items show transfers for properties along Ashby Avenue Harris Hendrix streets Garris and Bennett streets including parcels on Ponce de Leon Avenue and East Harris Street. Other entries include bonds for title and a Navy radio stations control bill proposing nationwide management by navy and commerce departments. The dense page blends real estate transfers with a government time standard proclamation affecting Central Time and local zones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
B. J. Park
Vie Park
Park Lan
Oglethorpe Avenue
E. O. Rela
Nellie FF Cottongim
Garris
Hendrix
William A. Baker
Margaret E. Crawford
Hond
Slicer
Louis Lester
Ashby
West Shmpson
McKencie Trust Company
C. M. Yaller
Peachtree Highland Subdivision
W. T. McCoy
D. P. Arrowool
Lor Ongan Avenue
Richard Jackson
T. J. Bettes | Co
Gilmer Street
T. J. Bettes & Co
T. Coursey
Atlanta Commercial Bank
Tom
Ransom Rogers
W. O. Bilbanka
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Banking and Loan Company
Abbott Street
Sells Avenue
Will Glover
Glover
Ashby Place
Peller Cottorgim
Weinman
Harris and
Hendrix Streets
William G. Thomas
Mra Mactha Dla Thomas
Allene Avenue
Gent Ganee Avenue
Frante G
Lake
Weltern
Bolquitt
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Ed &, Wight
F. M. Batt
East
Bensley
John Tongs
Brogley Street
Aim
I. K. Anderem
R O. Smith
Lot i
Toman Strele
Aguat
Lauren
Srs
Enta ‘Remick
Washington Street
J. W. Dobbina
Louis A. Bronette
Lawton Street
Gordon Street
J. P. Peacock
Charles A. Jones
Lighth Street
North Boulevard
J. Christian
W. H. Wil- Ua
Woatt Avenue
Low Street
Sadie Gordon
Hig Goldstein
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
B. Hall
Emmett Street
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Dalton County
J. W. Johnson
Adair Myene Dad Cede Road
Todd Road
SW. P. Clover
Joseph Buchanan
Mertilla Avenue
T. L. Wight
Washington
Navy Department
Department of Commerce
Navy
Government action on naval radio station operations
Fragmentary report notes the government directing naval control over radio stations and their operation within United States territories or possessions. It mentions the navy department and construction status, with emphasis on exclusive operational oversight during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guna
Sughor
Navy “Department
United States
Ita
Navy
City Tax Liens Advertised on Atlanta Properties
A long list of Atlanta properties in Fulton County is levied on to satisfy city taxes for 1918 and 1919. Lots fronting various streets in wards and districts are described with street numbers and dimensions. Property owners including Z. F. Carson, T. A. Conger, J. J. Garland, Mrs. J. B. Richardson, Leonard, and others face forced sale to satisfy fi fa warrants in favor of the city of Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Forsyth
Septenber
Texes
Rina
Ais
Atlantas
D4th
Fulton County
Oak Street
Ashby and Lee
Gaid
Agid Street
Atlanta
Campbelivat
Vonn H
Buteaus County
Georgia
Geome
Hammond
Nasd Ag
Sulesay County
Creer
Glenn
Wackeon
J. F. Bryan
Atlante
Ean. Thomas
Bateston County
Ashby Street
Parsons
Wold Street
Lodge
Z. FL Carson
Aflantaya
Thoman
Ille County
Feut
Balley Etreet
Stonewall
Woir Etreets
Elng
Caldwell
Leyirgus
T. A. Conger
City of
Pulse
Ton County
St. Charles Nverme
Bers Freen Boulevard
Lakeview Street
Oroid
J. Garland
J J
Garland
Elise
Thomas Ie
Avlanta
Pultone Couuty
Washington
Sara
Dela
Brg
B. Garland
Lot
Agatnet
Maryford Avenue
Atret
Quinn Si
Thomas D. Putluips
Thomas D. Eniupe
Mty
Tazem
Adionia
Woodson Street
Astley
Love
Atinota
Wardrun
Rae
Eetion County
Crew Street
Bax and
Clarke
Sai
Seid
Scoville
Beoville
Aida
Granzer
Honter
Anid Sirset
Esme Helog
Elletale Jones
Teonard
City of Attontn
Agéine Gaid
Leenard
Ces
West
Hictland Eyeooe
Virginia
Los Angeles
Tanta
Seaton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gee & Wry
Tel
Alo
Tobgeco O
EBA ET Atchison A. OL
Ge Atl
G. Ve
Baldwin Locomotive
BEBE
Beth
Ateel
Bos Navannsese
Canadian Pacific
Ento
Genoa Leather
At. Pryce von Stg
Chi
BL & Pac
Oi, Aly
Ab Ss
Col, Busi
LTG
Cruelble Steel
Cuba Cad
Maxwell Motor
Pennsylvania
Pittaburg & W. Eh Pace
Aes
Rep. Iron & Ateel
Ec Oii
Pacific
Agit South
Halfway
Ares Zeal Stutebaker Corp
Union Pacific
United Clie
United Fralt
Wu U
Rubber & Ind
Alcocu
U. S Steel
Utah
BOG ‘Western Union
Axon Westinghouse
BAS & ‘Willys-Overland
Onio
Boi
R. L. Barnum
the Constitution
Philadelphia Public Ledger Service
Shorts
Hines
California Railroad
San Francisco
NEW York Bonds
U. B
O Do
Americas
Daltimoré & Ohio
TY Bethishem Steel
Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chicago
Chesapeaké,& Ohio Co
Bs & Quincy Joint
Neago
Pac. Ry
City of Paria Ga .E
Denver
Ria
Dominion
Marina
Kansen City
Moth & Myers
Leulaville & Nashville
Missouri, Kow
New York Central
Missouri
Norfolk & Wester Cy. Fis
Northern Pacific
Bia
Reading
ROY Republic Tron & Steer Oy
Bt. Louis & San Bron
Beaboard Air Line
Howthern Bell Tei
Southern Railway
Texas Company
Texas & Pacific Ist
Virginia-Caroling Wobaah Ist
Naval Stores
Medical Examiners Board
Pri
Rte
MELL
Enver Pashe
Near East
Ottoman Empire
Haver Pasko
Berem
Downing Street
St. Sophia
Britain
Atlantic and
Alpha Mi
John B. Walker
Meata
West Cambridge Arecoo
White Street
King
Martha Boldridge
Kenhesaw Avenue
North Avenue
A. G
Dallas
P.M. Wittera
Summit Avenuue
P.M. ‘Watters
Summit Avenue
Anne A. Gibson
Bammit Avenue
Marlon N. Allen
Mortgase Security Company
East Avenue
Garfield Place
Mamie TL. Tugele
McPherson
North
Jackson
Atrect
Lions
T. J. Betten
Atlanta Paint Company
Michigan Avenue
Paneek
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