Old Time Fiddlers Delight Huge Crowd at Auditorium
Grandpa Robinson, age 70, sparked a wild dance during the Old Time Fiddlers convention at the Auditorium, as Hoe Cake orchestra from Kennesaw Mountain played. The event drew a large Georgia crowd with participants from across the state and even Copperhill, Tennessee, overflowing side rooms and prompting the manager to turn away entrants.
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Grandpa Robinson
R. F
Dunwoody
Hoe Cake
Kennesaw ‘Mountain
Cacklin' Hen
Mr. Robinson
Santa Claud
Grandpa
John Carson
Shorty Harper
Big Dick Swanson
Jle
Tom Tumiin
Chattooga
Grandpa Bracottton
Atlanta
Autorium
Tenn
Alex Smart
Dick Russel
Speaser
Russell
High Wheat Price May Hit Bread Costs
Chicago and New York bakers consider raising bread prices amid high wheat costs. Officials warn a one cent rise per loaf could total millions in consumer spend, with Detroit also planning immediate price increases.
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Europe
Argentina
Russia
England
France
Germany
Austria
Chicago
Frederick Fox
Cmpany
New York
Detroit
Tango corn remedy promises painless root of corn pain
An advertisement touts Bra TAN as the finest remedy for corns and bunions. It claims swift relief with no swelling or bleeding and guarantees satisfaction, offering refunds through Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta.
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Tango
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Atlanta
Adv
Train Schedule From Atlanta to Wilmington NC
From Atlanta Georgia to Wilmington North Carolina the through sleeping car service operates daily. Leaves Atlanta at 3 pm and arrives in Wilmington at 12 50 pm next day. Operated jointly by the Georgia Railroad and the Atlantic Coast Line.
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Georgian Railroad
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlanta
Wilmington
N.c
Rolin Correspondence Denied to Hardwick
Washington reports President Wilson said the secretary of state found it would not be compatible with the public interest to publish correspondence between the United States and Great Britain about turpentine and resin contraband of war. The senate adopted a Hardwick resolution asking for the papers unless public interest blocks disclosure. Great Britain initially exempted naval stores from seizure but later added them to star contraband used in munitions, the issue noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Senate Today
United States
Great Britain
Hardwick
Reia
Senate
Massive clashes in Tacubaya and Xochimilco abort Zapata advance
Reports from Mexico City describe severe fighting in the Tacubaya suburb near Chapultepec and Xochimilco as Zapata forces retreat with heavy losses. Eleven officers and seventy-three Zapata troops killed. constitutionalist losses cited as insignificant. Food shortages worsen in the capital as the chamber of commerce mobilizes a relief fund. General Villa announces Urbina captured San Luis Potosi with about 5,000 troops, hinting at a push toward Tampico while Carranza forces reportedly evacuated. Streetcar service disrupted and authorities order confiscation of horses. all newspapers closed by government order. In Hi Paso, Pershing learns the New Mexico National Guard armory in Silver City was looted of weapons and ammunition, likely bound for Mexico.
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Mexico City
Tacutbaya
Chapultepec
Xochimilce
Zapata
Chamber of Commerce
Villa
San Luis Potosi
Washington
General Villa
Tomas Urbina
Carranza
Urbina
State Department
Mexico
Everal
Vera Cruz
Dita
Hi Paso
Texas
John J. Pershing
New Mexico National Guard
Silver City
N.Y
Bolters Float Caucus on Ship Measure
Seven bolters from the Democrats did not attend the caucus as lawmakers debated the ship bill. President Wilson weighed amendments and support while Republican leaders and some Democrats predicted the measure would pass, though several progressive and administration opponents remained unsettled.
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Bolters Float
PARTY
Bolters Shum
Bankhead
Camden
Clarke
Hardwick
Hitchcock
O'Gorman
Vardaman
Hoke Smith
Bryan
Marshall
Railroad Officials Visit Atlanta For Exposition Arrangements
George D. Hunter of Dallas and J. S. Houston of St Louis, top railroad executives, will arrive in Atlanta Wednesday to arrange transportation to the exposition. They will stay at the Winecoff and are among the country’s best known railroad men. The report includes mixed market quotes from Mercantile Paper and Berlin Reichsbank figures, plus cattle hog and sheep receipts from Kansas City and Chicago markets.
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George D. Hunter
Dallas
Texas and Pacific Railway
St. Louis
Atlanta
White Hore
Campbell Woolbridge
Southeastern
Heveto
Winecoff
Good Spot Demand Reported In South Cotton Market
Cotton prices fluctuated with a steady close and a firmer tone in the south as active demand from New England mills and exporters supported futures. New Orleans and Liverpool noted gains on improved spot activity and reduced hedge selling, with Texas buyers and German interests among key players. Exports totaled 66,698 bales as Texas demand drew attention and interior movement showed 10,000 bales above receipts.
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New York
South
Liverpool
New England
Wall Street
New Orleans
UG Bred
Vance
Crose
Manchester
Dallas
Texas
Bantos Faura
Rio
Rio Exchange
London
Santos
Jundiahy
Futurea
Professional views on the cotton market rise in New York
In New York on February 2 special reports note early price advances based on favorable Liverpool advices and southern spot demand, though local trade remains bearish. Tax rules after February 18 in Liverpool restrict American contracts, clouding outlook. Hubbard Bros. & Co report better New England demand and spinners firm quotes lifting prices with real activity and steady holding supporting fresh buying.
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New York
Liverpool
South
Manchester
Odr
Bremen
Havre
Hubbard Bros. & CO
England
Starket
JAY, Bond & CO
Cotton Movement Steady Prices and U S Ports Figures
Avanti February 2 reports cotton steady middling around 8.58 with wide port receipts and exports. Major markets including New York New Orleans Baltimore and Liverpool show receipts totals daily and weekly with stock levels and sales. Houston Memphis St Louis Little Rock and Cincinnati movement noted. dry goods markets in New York firmer with drills and sheetings up a cent per yard and stronger retail buying.
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Avanti
New York
Galveston
Minaling
Ravanhah
Charleston
Wilmingto
Norfolk
Baltimore
Ts Beaton
porte-Haports
Houston
Memphis
Little Rock
Sobbers
Abu
Car & Fay
Tel & Tel
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Southern
Dentgh Vailey
Tignatt & Myers
Missouri Pacific
Mex. Petroleum
Jantral
Ook
Har
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Texas Co
Texas & Pacinei
Union Pacific
Uteh
Chemica
Western Union
U.S
Oo Wu
Regiere
Panama
Tel. Co
Gsa
Atchison General
Baltimore and Ohio Co
Central of Georgia
Central
Chesapeake
Chicago
Paulney
Chi
Erie
Louisville
Liggett and Myers
Lorillard
M. K
Hart
Norfolk and Western cv
Northern Pacific
Ceed Penney Iyenny cv
Ais
Ing General
Republicar Iron and Steel
Ad San. Goth
L. Ran
Seabonra Air Line
Southern Bell Telephone
Sai
Texas Company
Texas and Pacific
Eaton Pacific Ry T
United States Steel
Virginia-Carolina Chemical
United States
New
Orleana
Galvester i. Ve Ae
Ee ‘Mohite We
Savannah Os
Wilmington
Norfolk A
Boston
Texas Cl
Movement
Memphis Te
Augusta Lees Lonis
Elonatt
Lilitie
Rock
Gove
New Orleans
Stocks Stay Broadly Higher Through Most of Session
In New York on February 2 stocks remained strong for most of the session amid favorable sentiment and weather, with lighter volume and late declines as Britain signaled treating all enemy food shipments as contraband. Canadian Pacific and other international shares saw early selling from London mood, while Sears Roebuck and American Can moved on earnings and annual report disclosures. Bond issues firm with American Telephone reaching a record, as money easy across markets and commercial paper rates align with collateral loans. Local cotton prices in Columbus hit highs for the season with strict middling at 8 cents and middling at 7 1/2 cents amid solid demand.
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New York
Canadian Pacific
London
Sears-Roebuck
American Can
Chittago
Northern Pacific
United Stattes
May Wheat Soars Above War Prices in Future Market
Chicago February 2 May wheat rose to about 1.45 a bushel in cash and futures, a peak not seen since the Civil War era. Reports cite strong demand, European heat, and large export interest, with prices volatile and the market nearly bare at close.
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Chicago
Joseph Geller
Hutchinson
Liverpool
Italy
Bard
Burley
Ac Timothy
Storks
le Cael
Prey Close
Kansas Cit
Atlanta Grocer Price Lists and Market Update
The Atlanta grocer market reports a corrected assortment of groceries with prices for meats, dairy, produce, canned goods, and staples. Beef, pork, and poultry quotes appear alongside milk, eggs, flour, meal, seeds, and livestock valuations reflecting current trading and market conditions.
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Fiddiers
Georgia
Rabun Gap
Tybee Light
Mountain Caruso
Zeke Wardwell
Caruso
Fiddlin
Tanner
John Gang
Andy Stewart
Tom Jeffries
Gid Tanner
Ivolice
Ben Day
Cartersville
Katy‘Hill
Deecan Ludwig
Cobb
Rex Sharp
Jew Sharp
Creatore
Stone
F. ‘Co
Stone Baking Company
Anglo-American Mi Ce., Inc
Nseoro
Wilmington, N.C
Rolin
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Ohio
Smoot
Lodge
Weeks
Kenyon
Norris
Poindexter
Clapp
Clappi
White House
Congress
White -House
Hunter and Houston
Berlin
Reichsbank
Kansas
Cotton
Liverpool Cables
Alba
Cotton Movement
Secruary
T . Llose
Britain
Columbus
Mar
Tlaz
Metals
Seth Ges
Tyondon
Savannah
Eide
Rosin
Tone
Storia
New Kors
Repruary S
Creamery
Creamery Breth
Atate
Anil
Averege Rancy
Egee
nButter
Kansen
Honduras
Rough Millers
Salag
Guleaby Grocery Companyi
Sendy
Atlex
Heareford's
Navy
Socco
Hven
Donlino
Gloria
Nellitose
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Stover
Attow
Harper
Patsy Mash
Purina
A. B.C
P. W
V. P
Vv. F
Vo P
White Provision Company
Cornfield
Gornfield
Srouuk
Markex
Will White
Vision Company
Choter
Eno Atialde
Wideliey Fruit and Produce Company
Indian River
Florida
Malaga
Dresaea
Charles J. Metz
Certified Public Accountant President
Audit Company of the South
Sealey Building
Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Empire Building
Acconta
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