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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1915

Page

12

Urge City Ten Hasten Forsyth Street Work

A storm of protest by South Forsyth Street property owners and citizens grows as regrading and paving lag. A delegation plans to urge the street committee to speed completion, warning extended closures threaten Whitehall and connected avenues. Officials cite bad weather and complex detail work delaying grading, railroad possession, water mains, and service connections for small lots. County crews stayed on task to finish retaining nails and minor work while bids for materials are sought, with completion hoped in a few weeks.

South Forsyth Street Winesg Whitehall Forsyth K. W. Brittain Brittain South Forsyth

Damages Sought After Arrest of Servant Susie Kinne

A suit for $10,000 damages was filed in superior court yesterday by Mrs Augusta Umberwood through eeel & Yeats. It alleges the arrest of Susie Kinne, a servant employed in the Vinderwood home, led to her death. The incident occurred last June and the suit cites the arrest as the cause of death.

Augusta. Umberwood Ee Eel & Yeats Susie Kinne Vinderwood

Mother’s Friend advertised as remedy for expectant mothers

An old family remedy praised to ease pregnancy through topical abdominal use. The ad claims it reduces morning sickness and ligament strain, relieves distress, and calms the mind, touting wide popularity. Sold by Bradfield Rester Co., 301 Lamar Bldg., Atlanta, warning against substitutes.

Bradfield Restator Co Lamar

Love Drives Woman to Crime in Atlanta Larceny Case

Dorothy Morgan, 22, was brought from St Louis to Atlanta and jailed on larceny after trust. She admits guilt but says love for her husband, an auto salesman, drove her to steal a diamond ring borrowed from a colleague and pawn it for travel to join him in St Louis. The case unfolds as she awaits municipal court action.

Dorothy Morgan Atlantic St. Louis J. M. Suttles Fulton County Morgan St. Lows St Louis

Campbell court closes February term at Fairburn

Fairburn Ga February 12 after a gruelling week clearing the jail and criminal calendar Campbell superior court wrapped up for February with Judge R K T Daniel presiding for Judge C & Reid. Several minor cases were tried with all convictions except Mose Carey who was acquitted on selling say. Talks of an adjourned term to clear civil and criminal calendars linger but farmers oppose it as it would interfere with spring work after the wet weather delays. Farmers, blue but hopeful, prepare for the next crop, mainly grain.

Fairburn Rk, T. Daniel Flynt Circuit C & Reid Campbell Superior Court Mose Carey

May Forfeit Charter Given Olivers Bank

A. K. Oliver, linked to Georgia financial ventures, is said to have agents in Atlanta and other cities selling stock in the Bank of Bridgeboro, a private bank in Worth county. State Bank Examiner W. J. Speer asks the Worth county superior court judge to consider forfeiture of Bridgeboro’s state charter, granted about a year ago, to prevent confusion over stock being sold as a state bank. The examiner has not found any trace of Bridgeboro as an existing bank. The charter was issued for a 825,000 capital with 15,000 sworn paid in.

A. K.oliver Georgia Atlanta Bank of Gridgeboro Sedgeboro Worth County W. J. Speer Warren Grice Superior Court Phil Cook Bank of Bridgeboro Ths

Outran Sheriff Davis Escapes After Capture Attempt

Sam Davis, recent move from Ellijay to Cherokee county, allegedly passed a forged $93 check on Mont Smith of Ellijay at Bank of Hallground. Officials pursued to Cherokee, Davis outran Sheriff Milton near the railroad station and fled. Three other forged checks are also alleged to have been passed by Davis.

Binfan Sam Davis Eilijay Cherokee County Mont Smith Elljay Hallground Milton Cherokee Davis

Miss Tumlin's Remains Buried at Carrollton

Carrollton Georgia February 12 special The remains of Miss Ethel Tumlin who died by self inflicted death at the Mec Alpine hotel in New York last Saturday arrived in Carrollton at noon yesterday and were taken to the city cemetery For a short funeral Rev W W Dozier conducted the ceremony and the body was laid to rest It is said Tumlin left an estate estimated at 5000 with 3000 from insurance the mother named as beneficiary

Carrollton Ethel Tumlin Mec- Alpin New York City W. W. Dozier Tomlin

Jackson Court Adjourns After Lengthy Session

Jackson superior court adjourned after nearly two days of steady grind. One notable case involved W. A. Addington v B. & Carr of Maysville. Carr was charged with disposing of cotton without paying. The jury acquitted Mr. Carr.

Joivyson Jackson Superior Court W. A. Addington B. &. Carr Maysville Carr

Cotton declines in New Orleans under bear pressure

New Orleans reports a bear dominated session with cotton closing near the lows, a loss of 10 to 13 points. Poor cables sparked early selling while market sentiment shifted on political developments and England's coast blockade threats. Exports rose to 66,489 bales though prices edged down across southern centers. Spot cotton eased with declines across all grades and large weekly exports noted. Receipts reached 11,134 with sales totaling 432,645.

New Orleans

Cotton the Past Week Review of the Market

New York February 12 The nervous sentiment in cotton trade circles over the war zone extension has eased with continued heavy export movement traders report steady prices and quiet trading. Southern spot markets hold firm while buyers cover contracts on modest decline, with realizing on advances and uncertain futures law details dampening activity. Traders expect smooth new contract operation once the system is set, while opinions split between hopes for higher prices and bears who foresee further selling as the new crop approaches.

New York New York Cotton Exchange Department of Agriculture Liver Foot

Cotton Movement Steady Across Markets in Day Totals

Cotton trade reports show steady Middling values in Atlanta and other ports with daily receipts totaling 73,874 and weekly totals at 437,283. Movements include exports to New Orleans, Galveston, and Savannah, plus interior shifts in Houston and Memphis, with Liverpool and Sea Island notices citing market firming and price quotes across grades.

Atlanta New York New Orleans Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norfolk Baltimore Philadelphia Salon Houston Memphis Augusta Little Rock

Burglars Loot Bremen Store for Second Time in Year

Bremen Ga February 12 Special Burglars entered the Waco Mercantile company store Thursday night and carried off suits of men's and boys' clothing packet knives groceries and other articles. Entrance was gained by smashing a large plate glass. This is the second break in within twelve months.

Bremen Waco Mercantile Company

Counterfeit Coins Found By Workmen At Marietta Street

Five dollar gold counterfeit coins were found Friday by workmen tearing down an old house at 326 Marietta street, formerly occupied by John H. Sloan as a shoe shop. Sloan has been convicted of counterfeiting and sentenced last Thursday to five years in the penitentiary and a $1,000 fine. Coins were turned over to owner I. J. Cooledge, who will likely hand them to U S officials. Rev. H H Procter addresses First Congregational church colored services on Stepping Stones and Abraham: His message to today’s men and women, with a large chorus and musical program including revival song Jesus is a Friend of Mine.

Marietta Street John H. Sloan Sloan I. J. Cooledge United States H. H. Procter Witn Abraham Jesus Grant G

Exchanges Close Friday For Lincoln Day Observance

Most major markets including New York cotton stock and produce markets in Boston Baltimore St Louis and Kansas City and the Chicago Board of Trade were closed Friday for Lincoln day. They will reopen Saturday.

New York Boston Baltimore St. Louis Kansas City Chicago

Atlanta Market Prices For Food Goods And Provisions

A corrected Atlanta market listing details prices for canned goods, flour, grain, feed and provisions. It lists numerous items with prices such as salmon, veal loaf, condensed milk, oats, corn, various flours, lard, and breakfast cereals, along with a formal section on the Atlanta live stock market and prices for beef, pork, and hogs in specified weight ranges.

Ogiesby Grocery Company Horaford's Lima Co. Monogram Atlanta W. A. White, Jr White Provision Company

Atlanta Strides From Day To Day Real Estate Awakening

Real estate activity in Atlanta shows renewed interest with pending deals and rising inquiries. Notable recent deeds include Commonwealth Properties Corporation to Investment Company of Georgia for 45150, dated January 20, with spring street reference near Baker street.

Commonwealth Properties Corporation Investment Company of Gearia Latesat Spring Street Baker Street Blien N. Lend and Improvement Investment Company of Georgia Sarah F. Grant Mamle M. McDaniel Jeannie W. Tufts Hull Street Edis L. McComack M. R. Hirsch Verner Street Howell Mill Road Thomas D. Johnson Mary B. Dieferdorf Summit Avenue Nannie Kelasy Joe Smith Shapsen Lumber Company South Cornelia Terhune Maker Street P. Kennon Henry, Simmons Mai Bohr Haynes Foreet Haynes Street F. A Quilian Forrest Avenue Chapman Thomas J. P. Smith Simpson Street Tui Alan Tuckie Street Life Insurance Company of Wirginia Mary T. Holand Whitehall Street

HESTER S WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT REPORTS PRICES AND MARKETS

New Orleans February 12 Secretary Boster's weekly cotton statement shows spot cotton prices with figures for good middling and low middling, futures quotes for May June July August and other months, along with port receipts and totals. London and Boston market notes follow, with wool prices in Boston and river and grain figures scattered through several U.S. cities and dates. Extensive real estate transfers and building permits from Atlanta and nearby areas are listed in the latter section with numerous parcels, deeds, and loan details.

New Orleans Boster Wekely Cotton Inverpoo

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