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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
4
Short flare coats and wide skirts dominate the collection with belted waists. Many suits are trimmed but fur is removable for versatile wear. The line offers practical options extending into spring.
Real French Lambskin glove made to our special order from Grenoble France. Made of selected skins, cut from the center of the hide, plump in weight and pliant in quality, not stretchy. Black white and colors offered with contrasting stitching. Main Floor Left.
Washington February 3 President Thomas of the Lehigh Valley railroad told President Wilson that business conditions have improved and traffic is up. He urged less regulation and constructive legislation noting the railroad reported 25 000 reports to the Interstate Commerce Commission. He warned that a pending amendment to Hepburn law could hurt roads. Thomas said his line and others plan extensions but await funding.
The Atlanta program offers a 25 cent matinee of The Man From Home this afternoon with Baldwin Melville players praised. Next week The Rosary with Margaret Waglin at home, free ladies seats with paid general, Forsyth vaudeville features Britt Wood harp and The Beauties. Grand shows The Coveted Heritage with trunk mystery and gipsy camp life plus two extra films.
The Court of Appeals of Georgia affirms the judgment in the case involving plaintiff in mains G Hartstied, Williams v. Alabama Grant Southern Rail, and Bainbridge city of Toro disputes. Judge Spooner presided, ruling against the defendants in the main action.
A compilation of case entries from various city and superior courts including Atlanta Dublin Dublin and Floyd county with judges Reid Beall Hodges Meadow and Thomas. Attorneys listed include Neely Moore McDonald and Haralson among others. Several cases show affirmations reversals and directions with plaintiffs in error and defendants named.
Rev J I Stallings a black pastor of No 3 Schoenblock was arrested on burglary charges after witnesses say he entered Skinner Transfer warehouse at Wort and Gilmore streets by breaking a window and stole a coffin lid. Officers await Judge Johnson's hearing as the case unfolds. Japan's government last year reported 6.36 million in revenue and 2.33 million in expenses.
A new Atlanta based firm with $50,000 capital plans to produce moving pictures with branches in Savannah and other southern cities. The Atlanta Film company will occupy a Peachtree road studio, employ at least sixty people, and begin filming in April, featuring Kipling's The Vampire. Principal stockholders include G. W. Young, E. H. Davis and Dr. Horace Grant. local newspaper man to handle publicity.
Thieves broke into George E Mills at 180 Sydney Street Wednesday night and stole valuable old coins including multiple gold pieces from 1841 to 1878, a 1818 cent and a 1831 cent, coins dated 1820 to 1860, several Confederate bills, and other items. They also looted L Frankel’s grocery at 156 Williams Street, taking ten pounds each of cheese and butter, six ten pound buckets of lard, three five pound buckets, four sacks of Atlanta flour, and numerous groceries.
C. D. Knight, councilman from the Second Ward, is reported seriously ill at his home 52 Mast Georgia Avenue. Knight was attacked Tuesday noon.
In Tifton Georgia a major real estate transaction closed with the sale of 490 acres in the western part of Tifton county. The property was sold by William Gibbs to his brother HB Gibbs for a total of 12,890 dollars.
The elderly Holtzendorff is too badly wounded to be moved to jail and remains under guard at his residence. The confrontation occurred along the county line, with authorities securing the scene.
Shopper Jack remarked that everything seems to be increasing in price except tailoring as he selected fabrics for window coverings yesterday.
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