Untermyer Praises New Currency Law in Savannah
Samuel Untermyer of New York arrived en route to Palm Beach and praised the new currency law as the best and most important legislation of the era. He predicted a new prosperity era, said money panics would be impossible, and that banks must approve credit with proper security, replacing Wall Street collateral with commercial paper. He lauded the administration’s achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Samuel Untermyer
New York
Washington
Palm Beach
Ha. E
Untermyer
Yathty
Jom
Wastins T Lon
Suscerd
Wall Street
Randolph County Organizes Strong Commerce Chamber
Cuthbert Georgia February 13 The Randolph County Chamber of Commerce a cooperative of the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce was organized today T P Morgan of the state organization spoke and helped form the local group A large attendance came from across the county plans call for an immediate canvass to raise about 2000 to combat boll weevil damage and promote crop diversification A regular secretary will be hired after organizational business is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuthbert
Spe
Randolph County Chamber of Commerce
Georgia State Chamber of
Soremerce
Morgan
Teon
Equitable Life Assurance Society 1914 financial disclosure
The statement lists total disbursements including paid dividends to policy holders and agents, salaries, and expenses, with a total outstanding insurance amount of 1,471,093,575. The document bears W A Dey’s oath as President of The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States and a notary acknowledgment from New York County dated February 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Equitable Life Assurance:Society of the United States of
New York City
New York
Gealy
Ik Iv
Ccee
Act of Incorporation
Insurance Commisner
State OF
W. A. Dey
Equitable Life Ansurance Society
Iated
Wes
BaRens
Pebltuary
J. Vincent Barn
Atlanta Urged as Regional Bank Center by Civic Leader
J Horace McFarland of Harrisburg Pa, national head of the American Civic association, urged Atlanta as the logical site for a regional federal bank, arguing its geographic advantage, growth, and need to plan for traffic and office-building height limits to avoid future congestion and high costs. He warned Atlanta must prepare for rapid change similar to New York and noted civic improvement should boost efficiency as well as beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Horace, McFarland
Harrisburg
Civ Improvement
Atlanta
Hank
McParland
American Civic Association
National Municial League
Municipal League of
Brorkhe
Deloy
Civic Afaire
New York City
Eye
Auianta
Easons
New York
Washington
Pittsburg
JY Gil
Mr. McFarland
Mortuary Notices from Rome Georgia February Remains Listed
A Rome Georgia mortuary page lists multiple obituaries and funeral plans. Bliss Sarah G Frost died from apoplexy, service at St Peter's Episcopal Church. Mackenusee death by self harm from Charlotte to Savannah burial. Mrs Marino and family noted. Mackentree survivors listed. Charlie Godwin funeral at Summerville Baptist. Ofc Baker and J T Laney deaths with funeral details. Rev M Dempsey and Miss Odessa Keith obituaries. Dietz burial at Patterson chapel Oakland cemetery. ex-HG to Marietta National Cemetery. H 5 Hightower funeral at West View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Spacun
Bliss Sarah G. Frost
Shorter College
St. Peter's Episcopal Shored
Miss Frost
M. G. Williams
East St. Louis
Wiliams
Yerry
Charlie Godwin
Godwin
Summerville
H. H. Connell
Baptist Church
Summarvillé
LG. Smith
Grant Street
B. F. Fraser
West View
Mosars
C.F. Lemmon
Chas. H. Terry
Clifford C. Sheffield
John L. Sheffield
Willeave
J. I. Bloomfield Company
Savannah
Merchants Hear Prominent Men Address Georgia Growth Talk
Senator Hoke Smith spoke to merchants and civic leaders on Georgia’s economic future. He argued southeastern prosperity hinges on farming, food production, and expanded corn, oats, beef, and hog outputs alongside cotton. Extension work and a post-dinner reception followed remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
United States
Benator Hoke Smith
Senator Smith
Mississippi
Georgia
Ciw
J. Lee Barnes
Willams
Davies Warfield on Seaboard Tour Heads East
Davies Warfield of Baltimore, chairman of Seaboard railway board, stops over at Georgian Terrace in Atlanta on a Seaboard tour. The Southern Railway announces round trip fares from Atlanta to Washington for 19.35 dollars, with tickets on sale February 16th to 18th and return by February 26th, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davies Werfield
Baltimore
The
Seaboard Railway
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
Wariela
Seaboard Road
Washington, D.C
Southern Railway
Washington, D. C
Notre Dame Woman Promotes Home Cure Letters
A missive from M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana advertises a free at home remedy claiming to cure pain in the kidneys backache and joint stiffness by banishing uric acid purifying blood and brightening the eyes. The letter urges readers to write for the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Summers
Notre Daiae
Miss Wilson Breaks Rule of the Senate
Washington February 13 Senate doorkeepers enforce a new railing rule to prevent items from dropping on senators. Hundreds of spectators violate it daily. Miss Wilson daughter of the president was seen studying a chart on the forbidden railing. Senator Sage of Vermont also needed redirection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Miss Wilson
Shaw
Senator Sage
Vermont
Rev Imes to Speak at First Congregational Church
Tuskegee Bible school dean G thal Imes to preach at First Congregational Church colored in a three day series climaxing Sunday with morning address Ife Were a Woman afternoon Men Only 4 Man s Chance Es Allanta and evening on Ife Were Begining the Christian Life Local Tuskegee club to attend all three services Monday night event and reception planned after the series ends Friday morning he spoke to waiters at the Piedmont hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smierest Nus
Vemucrea
G. Thal Imes
Bible School
Tuskegee
First Congregational Church
Colored
Tuskegee Club
Dean Tunes
Forced Confessions Scored by Judge Rosser in Case
Judge Luther Rosser Jr harshly condemned forced confessions made under pressure. The case centers on a signed confession by Fred McManus of Leslie-Judge Co admitting a $100 short in accounts, a claim disputed by Ewalie-Tudza Co as obtained under threat before signing. Rosser adjourned the case to next Monday and urged both sides to settle matters.
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Luther Rosser, Jr
Fred McManus
Leslie-Judge Company
McManus
Rosser
Ewalie-Tudza Company
Antil
Check Jap Menace Urges Caminetti
The article reports debates over U S and British Indian immigration policy. Burnett notes a special law excluding Hindus would shame Britain publicly, while Bose warns such action would spark a fierce revolution. The Indian awakening and empire stability are central concerns.
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United States
Great Britain
Burnett
England
Dr. Bose
India
Anti Alien Land Bill Killed in S C Senate
Columbia February 13 21ne anti alien land bill aimed at Asiatic land ownership was killed in the South Carolina Senate at the request of its author. Senator Stuckey argued that allowing land ownership while denying citizenship contradicts government foundations and cited Japanese immigration to Florida and California. He said there is no treaty forcing aliens to own land and sought to avoid upsetting the national administration.
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Columbia
Senate
Eenator Stuckey
Florida
California
National Administration
South Carolina
At Theaters Cropped with Crosman and vaudeville acts
Henrietta Crosman headlines at the Atlanta with The Tongues of Men. Local plays feature Miss Crosman as matinees and a farewell to Atlanta for the season. Other shows include George Vans Money Boy Ninatrels at the Atlante and Tuesday-Wednesday minstrel engagements.
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Henrietta Crosman
Atignia
Miss Cromman
Alnés
Atlanta
Henriette Crosman
Miss Crosman
Besk
Honey Hox
Hany Welehunce
Billy Bunk
Funeral Notices From Atlanta Area Presage Final Farewells
The notice lists multiple funerals and services in Atlanta and Georgia, naming the Laney Baker Dunsaway Hill families, their relatives, and attendees. Services occur Sunday and afternoon sessions with West View interments and Grace Methodist Church rites. Pallbearers and carriage details are provided, with specific times and locations for travel and viewing.
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Randolph County
Commerce Chamber
E. G. Griffin
Cry Dent
Whitehall Stree
Brown & Allen
Wrual Seatlemeny
Broadway
Tlassara
Archg SL
Frank. W. Burr
P.O
Atlanta, Ga
Ninar Spa Peraachive
Bank of Section
Horace
McFarland
Mortuary
Sarah Frost
S. Mm MacKendree
MM. Mackenusee
Charlotte
N.C
Mr. MacKentree
W. T. Sine Kendree
Augusta
RE. MacKendree
Macon
Aire
C. C. ‘Harper
Devereaux
Lottie Marino
Charlie Godman, Lyerly
J. J. Baker
JL Baker
Sears
W. J. Baler
Hast Avenue
Ofc. Baker
White Provision Company
J. J. Laney
J. T. Laney
Agea Se Veers
Hig ‘Resijdehes
Berean Street
T ‘Ny
iPoole's
West View Cemetery
F. M. Dempsey
iRev
Dempsey
Joseph Demmser
Brice
Odessa Keith
Arroliton
Greenberg & Bond
Carroliton
Philip Dietz
Snip Dietz
East Pine Street
Pattergon’é Chapel
George Sussman
Oakland
C. S. Hill
Ux - HG
Marietta
Marietta Episcopal Church
National Cemetery
H. J. Hightower
H. 5 Hightower
Coover Street
Davies Warfield
Seaboard
Anotre Dame Laos Appeal
Miss. Wilson
Imes
Caminetti
S. C
Earl & Wilson
Redys
Daniel Bros. Co
Gt Peachtree St
Han Balsam, Derg
He Rat Ee Veil Egy Coits Souearal Gaver
Feats
Bat Exitinge
Racket
Hughes
Nat'l Bank
North Hroad St
Aueuta: Ga
Cheney
Ivy Chaney
Wiimes
George Evans
Minstrels
Keith
Lucy Daly
Forsyth
Theodore Buteck
Paglet
Countess Tudine
Pils Elketen
Palaca Theater
Lyrte
Norman Hackett
Lytic
Theacher
Denman Thompson
Hackett
Bartesque
Columphia
Bil Jtonight
Young Goldmen
Hadling Kelley
Jos Superior
Kid ‘Tori
Walte
Betis
Kid Williams
Kid Duke
Laney
U. Laney
Welock
Harry G.poole
South Pryor Street
Haeeer
JF. Shisids
J.C. Jones
S. Elbert Woodson
C. 0. Jones
L. E. Barton
Hill
C. Hill
B.C. Hol
Jacksonville
Frs
Frank Hol
W. C. Hill
H. C. Hil
Memphia
G& 8 Hill
G A. Piso
Mra. HG
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy St. & H. Brandon
M. Brandon
Aga
Crayford
Currier Street
Fairfax Strait
Forrest
George Adair
E. Alexander Street
Alexander Street
Peachtrees
John J. Woodside Real Estate
IVY
Sroon
College Street
Jack F. Ridley
Hon
Wi Bean
Haware
Inman Street
Gordon Street
Lucile Avenue
Glenwood Avenue
South Boulevard
Whitehall Street
Wronte
Central Railway
E. Rivers Realty Co
Newspaper
Arprey
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