Building deficit removed in Atlanta permits rise in 1915
Six months into 1915 Atlanta's deficit in building operations compared with 1914 narrowed from three quarters of a million to a $13,000 gain by Tuesday close. Substantial permits issued that day helped erase the overhang, with December permits already 7 percent higher than last year. Tuesday's permits totaled about $55,000.
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Atlanta
Tobacco Habit Easily Conquered by Three Day Method
A New Yorker author Edward J Woods claims a tobacco habit can be punished in three days with benefits. His 1886 booklet promises health improvements as nicotine leaves the system including calm sleep clear eyes and better digestion. He offers to mail the nook free on request from Station 4 New York City.
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Edward J. Woods
Station 4
New York City
Permits Total Reach 246000 for December
Included in these were a 30000 permit to J G Dodson for a new residence in Druid Hill an alteration job at 1000 on the D Greenfield estate at Forsyth and Hunter Streets the National Pencil factory and a 10000 permit to Buckeye Cotton Oil mill for improvements on its plant at Ridge Avenue and the Southern Railway December permits now stand 246060 against 122000 for the same month last year. The value of 1915 permits is now 4578843 compared with 4504353 for last year.
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J. G. Dodson
Druid Iile
D. Greenfield
Ite
Forsyth and
Hunter Streets
National Pencil Factory
Buckeye
Ridge Avenue
Southern Railway
Thief Flees When Mrs Gordon Calls For Gun
Mrs N Z Gordon faced a burglar in her 492 Courtland Street bedroom as jewels worth $600 lay within reach. The intruder fled when she shouted for a gun and the cook heard the cry, leaving the thief startled and wounded enough to need medical attention.
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Prize Offered for a Name for New Building
Peter Mion, leasing the new theater on the corner of Forsyth and Luckie streets from Hugh Richardson, offers 26 in gold for the best name for the moving picture house. Construction is progressing with walls of the first floor completed yesterday.
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Orsyth
Luckie Streets
Hugh Richardson
Moving Picture House
John Thomas Held for Raid on Darktown
John Thomas, a one armed Black man, was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond and fined $50 and costs after a Sunday night shooting spree in Darktown. The sensational trial centered on a rifle and an attempt to kiss a baby, with bullets and rocks said to have driven residents to seek cover behind furniture and beds.
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Pelise
Thomas
Leroy Atkinson
Wiley and Barker
Bullard
Brown
Thormas
Nefro
Darktown Sun
Atlanta Named as Headquarters for Southwestern Mule Market
Atlanta has been chosen as the headquarters for the southwestern mule market serving allied interests. Brigadier General C. H. Bridge and Captain L. F. Bridges oversee operations from the Georgian Terrace hotel, with regional control over Denver, Fort Worth, Kansas City, New Orleans, Newport News, and St. Louis.
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Georgian Terrace Hotel
C. H. Bridge
L. F. Bridges
British Commission To America
General Bridge
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New Orleans
Newport News
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sacraento
German Professor to Speak on European War in Atlanta
Dr. Mugen Kuehnemann, professor at Breslau Imperial University, will lecture in Cable Hall on December 29 in English titled The Significance of the European War. A prominent thinker and orator, he has long been welcomed in American universities and returns amid wartime interest. The talk is hosted by local German societies including Deutsche Gesellschaft, Turn Verein, and Freundschaftshund, with Victor H. Kriegshaber introducing him.
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UN Lverstty
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Roosevelt Exchange
Karl Schurz
University of Wisconsin
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City recalls set polling places across wards
City clerk lists ward by ward polling sites for recall vote stating 14 009 voters registered after books closed. Sites include 14 South Forsyth Street first ward and multiple addresses per ward such as 744 South Pryor and 322 Peachtree Street with notes on nearby landmarks and stores. Campaigns plan ward meetings. anti recall group plans no meetings. Awaiting council organization as recall vote looms.
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Wid City
Mwunter Street
Fourth Ward
Highland Avenue
Houlevard ¢Thames
Firth Ward
Marietta Street
Kenedy Street
Sixth Ward
Grana Opera Houses
Tanersach
O. H. Starnes
Seventh Ward
Les and Gorttan
Medrock's
Garden Street
Upchurch Grocery Company
Eighth Ward
Peachtree Street
Richards & Smith's Market
Hemphill Avenue
Ninth Ward
Edgewood Agenue
Elizabeth Street
Stovall Street
Loestrest
F. J. Bomar Drug Company
Stewart Aveniy
Atexinxtrar
Lista
P. Stewart
Stewart
of Georgia
Wires
Madison Avenue
Gordon Street
Tenth Ward
Stewart Avenue
Unites
Marion M. Jackson
Recall
Constitution
Council For Itll
Woodward
Negro arrested for large whisky haul in Atlanta
Detectives Hamby and Vickery raided Henry Boyd alias Monk Bord at 76 Yonge Street and seized twenty one barrels of unopened liquor plus various brands. A second raid Monday night added thirty more unopened barrels and several cases. Boyd faces trial Thursday at 2 30 p m.
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Monk Bord
Yonge Street
Hamby
Vickery
Boyd
Atlanta Real Estate Leases Mark Day Ten Activity On Peachtree Street
In Atlanta on Tuesday the lease market showed three Peachtree Street agreements all north of Baker Street. Terman and Calhoun leased for Victor at Smith to Ludwig and Morton, agents for Holler Hight motor cars and Mack trucks, a two story and basement building now under erection at No.
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Unclear lease row at 320 Peachtree Street and nearby parcels
The article lists multiple real estate leases and transactions at 320 Peachtree Street and nearby addresses, detailing lessees such as Sonth Term Oakland Motor Car Company, Hubbell & Oakes Motor Car Company, and various buyers and sellers. It also notes building permits reducing a deficit and mentions numerous property transfers with dates ranging from 1913 to 1916.
Property transfers and deeds in Atlanta area records listing various parcels
A compilation of quit claim deeds mortgage transfers and property transactions with names such as D C Martin W W Wadaworth George Ware Ophalla Shindiebower and others. It notes parcels along Rivers Road Palmetto Avenue Abbott May 3 1913 and Electric Avenue among street names and dates mainly 1913 1915 1916 and 1925. Includes a lease for Atlanta Terminal railroad post office and building permits totaling several thousand dollars.
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Serpentine Drive
D. C. Martin
Rivers Road
George Ware
W. J. Harper Hames
MM. Clayton
Abbott
Metro
W. W. Wadaworth
American Savings and Investment Company
Park Avenue
K. Gowen
D. G. Head
Tor
Sturray
Cragman
Thayer Avenue
Young H. Fraser
Preachers
Ald Society North Georgia
Webank Avenue
Ophalla Shindiebower
Georgia Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
Foacca Avenue
Arthur W. Williamson
Same
Aide Electric Avenue
Rhodes Street
Irs
Juniper W. Brown
Colonial Trust Company
Pinm Street
Iert Estes
W. Holcombe
Lucile Avenue
Culberson Street
W. J. Hunt
Samme
David Woodward
Peachtreek Company
Munkoras Avenue
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
J. M. McEachern
S. A. Wardiaw
Ashley and
Simpana Streets
Pine’ Mountain Granite Company
W. H. Owen
Waldo Street
Killian
Berne
Lattle H
Lodge Notice Special Communication Held at Capital City Lodge No 842
Capital City lodge No 842 F SA uM will hold a special communication Wednesday evening at 435 Martella street 7 10. Public maturation of the year and other items under dispensation. All qualified brethren invited to attend by order of W M Mincey and secretary Marti
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F. SA Um
Dreem- Phyber
Aetre Bam
Martella Street
Mincey
W. M
Marti
Matthews and Graham Funeral Notices
Funeral notices for Mrs Virginia Matthews and Mr B W Graham list family mourners and pallbearers. The Matthews service is in Clem Georgia at 1 o clock with pallbearers named and flowers sent to Harry G Poole. The Graham service is at Greenberg Bond Co chapel Houston Street with interment at Greenwood and pallbearers meeting at 4 20.
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San’ Ant Nio
Texas
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