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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
9
A meeting of 1041 estate agents endorses a sacrifice sale of the McLeod McDowell property offered by James L Logan. Agents Fred Woodall and J W Rountree laud extremely low prices, promising cooperation to move every lot quickly for pressing obligations. The group cites two dollars per invested foot and easy terms as key attractions.
On opening day Wednesday April 7 plans were outlined to meet buyers on the property and sell as many lots as possible. The event lists lots priced from 350 to 850 dollars with cash and monthly payment options, and mentions locations near Grant Park including South Boulevard and Home avenues with terms of 7 percent interest and 5 percent discount for cash payments.
R R Otis of Otis and Wolflaw, president of the Atlanta Real Estate Board, said in an interview that nearly all Atlanta loan agencies have reentered the money market. Lending has loosened with rates about half a percent higher than prewar levels, while a surge in loan applications has yet to appear. Builders report multiple small residence permits and ongoing foundations, amid a wave of property deals and land sales across the city led by developers and financiers.
Public release by Dr Claude Smith details March tuberculin tests at numerous milk retailers. The report lists many Ansley Park and Peachtree area dairies, streets, and blocks, noting bacillary counts and city delivery routes.
A messy OCR fragment lists names, dates, and places with unclear context. It references a veteran, multiple individuals, and months like February and April, plus scattered street and place mentions making a coherent event hard to determine.
The document describes U S Army officers being dispatched from Germany, detailing observers and attaches assigned to the U S embassy and military missions. It notes the purpose of observing German army operations and the strategic insights sought from these assignments, including troop movements and supply concerns.
Chronicle reports a probate judge in Bibb County facing questions over alleged liquor use. The Bratt case notes scrutiny of conduct by Montaome Ya Ayo and state authorities proceed with cautions and inquiries into official fitness.
The Mercantile Marine Company named Nes Tork Apal as receiver amid financial distress. The firm faced default on bonds, with debts around $2,000,000 and previously pledged as collateral for loans. The receivership, approved by the New York Trust Company, aims to manage six transatlantic steamship lines including the White Star and American lines as well as several affiliates.
Rae Tancer’s witness was arrested for perjury after testimony at Commissioner Houghten’s hearing. The witness claimed James Osborn of New York promised marriage and provided funds, but the testimony tied to a hotel meeting in Plainfield. The record notes the witness previously identified as Miss Liken in a related dispute with Osborn about an alleged earlier engagement.
Bandit Starr remains alive amid confusing reports as details emerge about the case involving Chayder Oki in April and Henry. Officials provide no fatal outcome, and investigators pursue leads across involved parties.
North Avenue won the first Sunday school athletic meet at Inman Park with 990 points, edging North Avenue, Inman Park, St Marks, and Paul.
The fragment notes a deal involving Mobile Sells McGul and a club, with unsourced details and a mention of the Southern league. It references gears, touring, and a tone of official reporting, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
Fragmented OCR text notes a dispute between Maniar Charles and The Secretary Est regarding a 71 court case. It mentions a declarative statement about a settlement reached May/April, with references to parties Wow tas him pe pas Riow and Latmeg, but the passage is garbled and lacks clear facts.
Ragan Malone led in a tight matchup as the seniors took the court against an opponent named Warhol. The game featured key plays by Tofe and Dink, with Steves and Fan 2 contributing late efforts as Malone sealed the win in the final period.
An OCR fragment references golf at Pinehurst in North Carolina. It mentions locations and participants in a concise sports notice style, with portions unreadable but implying a regional golfing event or coverage.
Fragmentary text discusses urging an anti pass bill and mentions efforts and statements by unnamed figures. The readable portion references political action and ongoing debate with unclear names or dates.
A tangled case details a scheme to blackmail the Danish consul while a police detective and others pursue a suspect. A third man, allegedly involved, is arrested after attempts to extort a merchant for 1500 dollars. The report notes the sequence of arrests and the suspected mastermind.
Vandalism charges emerge amid tension over saloon closures. A church and residents report damaged property after an election and social conflict. Authorities say threats and vandalism followed the vote and relate to saloon backers and nearby businesses.
The Decatur Board of Trade plans a meeting to hear W S Howard from the sixth district. The event is set for the third monthly session on April 4 in the Nova Music Hall meeting room at the Vauce.
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