Uneasiness Shown By Stock Market
New York on February 7 reports reflect tensions between the United States and belligerent nations. Britain threatens blockade and travel cuts, while foreign exchange weakness and demand for outside payments weigh on markets. Domestic financing improves with broad corporate activity and steady government trade balance.
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New York
United States
Germany
Great Britain
New York Central
Agricultural Department
American Railway Association
Steel Mills Gain Nine Percent in Last Week
New York reports a nearly nine percent rise in steel rail operations as larger specifications arrive against contracts. U S Steel outputs ingots at about 65 percent capacity while domestic orders dwindle. several large export contracts appear. Rail contracts close at 22,000 tons with various rail and equipment orders and galvanizing price increases forecast.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Southern Railway
Chicago, Minneapolis and
Sault Ste. Marie
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Caxton
Lackawana
Newark N. Electric
Santa Fe Railroad
Union Pacific
Philadelphia
Reading
Chicago
Illinois Steel Company
Pittsburg
Navy Department
Washington
California
I 2 Steel
Treasury Condition Report Shows Deficit Narrowing
Washington February 24 The condition of the United States treasury at the start of yesterday’s business shows total receipts of 1 and total payments of 2. The fiscal year deficit stands at 497,179 compared with 25,428 last year excluding Panama canal and public debt movements. See the sensation at the Atlanta this week matinee today.
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Treasury
Washington
United States Treasury
United States
Dstreet
Journal
New York
Clhes
Inc
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
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Kannas
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Youngstown
Yenport
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Wayne
Mobile
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Ill
Galveston
Bradstreet notes slow but steady trade improvement across industries
Bradstreet reports fundamental factors mending with steady, cumulative gains across industries. Some sectors lag like coal and liquor trades, while textile, wooden mills, shipyards, and war order plants stay busy. Automobiles and finished steel rise. railroads hire more workers. Poor roads and wet weather hinder distribution in some regions, but rubber seed distribution benefits. Visiting buyers support markets. cereal agriculture stays strong due to high prices. Winter wheat conditions are excellent with ample moisture and plans for expanded planting.
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Bradstreet
Battle near Bluff Leaves White Man and Two Indians Dead
In Utah near Bluff, a night clash between posses and Piute Indians left one white man and two Indians dead. The confrontation began after midnight as posses tried to seize Tse-Na-Gat for murder. two whites were wounded and two Indians killed. Indian leader Tse-Na-Gat, allied with Old Polk, was pursued by federal and local officials amid reports the band has terrorized San Juan county residents.
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Utah
Bluff
United States
Seessna Aureos
Joe Akin
Dolores
Nebeker
L. D. Creel
Washington
Cook
Tse-Na-Gat
Juan Chacon
Colorado
Old Polk
Old Polkt
San Juan
Old Plantation Days at Atlanta Theater a George Washington matinee
The Atlanta Theater opens with Uncle Tom story retitled Old Plantation Days to avoid offense in the south. Colorful singers and dancers from Atlanta join plantation scenes. matinees for schoolchildren listed. Forsyth bills feature Henriette DeSerus art reproductions and the brown-face duo Alexander and Scott with other acts. Bijouves skating marvels and Billie Burke comedy add ons. Our Husband creaming farce closes the bill.
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Atlanta
Uncle Tom
Simonn Lefree
Little Ens
Forsyth
Henriette DeSerus
Madame DeSerris
Academy of Sculpture
Paris
Torsyth
Alexander and
Scott
Arnaut Brothers
Clownsmiths
Corelli
Gillette
Billie Burke Comeds
Wayside Inn
Bertha Creighton and Company
Cotton Affected by Sea Measures and Trade Shifts
New Orleans reports weeks of selling pressure in the coin ton market with prices down 7 to 14 points. Bearish factors included England and Germany sea measures and US cotton futures act restricting business. Bullish notes cited strong exports, mill takings, and renewed spinner demand, with shipments abroad and Russia potential upside. planting activity may influence futures.
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New Orleans
Tle
England
Germany
Trishijnen
Russia
Panama Canal Tolls and Traffic Rise in January
Panama reports higher January tolls and tonnage than any prior month since opening. January tolls reached 419,087 on 148,457 tons while total tolls since August 15 total 1,986,137. Through February 1 the canal carried 2,192,856 tons in 454 vessels with 58 January voyages, six empty. US coastwise shipping remains largest toll payer as Europe and U S relations grow.
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Panama
Associated Press
Panama Canal
United States
Europe
Far East
Tarheels Banquet Planned for Terrace in Atlanta
Lindsey Hopkins leads North Carolina society in organizing a Tarheels banquet at the Georgian Terrace Tuesday at 8. General Julian Carr will speak. guests include Colonel Al Fairbrother, Bugh Murray, and Clark Howell. All North Carolinians in Atlanta urged to attend and RSVP to Hopkins or secretary T. B. Higdon.
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North Carolina Society
Georgian Terrace
Julian & Carr
North Carolina
al Fairbrother
Greensboro
N. C
Bugh
Murray
Georgian Company
Clark Howell
Constitution
Atlanta
Mr. Hopkins
T. B. Higdon
Joe Schmidt Arrested Twice on Drunk Charge
Joe Schmidt, repeatedly arrested by Atlanta police for drunkenness, was taken before Station Sergeant George Neely a second time Sunday. He asked for a Bible after Chief Beavers read the charges, saying he wanted to learn how to quit drinking.
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Joe Schmidt
Atlanta
Joe
George Neely
Beavers
Aged Black man found murdered at home on Hilliard Street
Aged Black man identified as D Johnson was found at his 345 Hilliard Street residence Sunday night with his throat cut and his hammer nearby. White men 5 C illiams and A Banks Jr discovered the body along with the victim’s preacher Asbury Johnson. No motive or suspects named as officers Evans Haslett and detectives Moon and Patrick took over the case.
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Hilliard Street
Johnson
C.illiams
A. Banks, Jr
Asbury Johnsons
Evans
Haslett
Moon
Patrick
Woodmen to Hear Woodcraft Lecture at Wigwam
The Atlanta Modern Woodmen of America will hear Neigh bor Burns of New York deliver a lecture on Wood craft at their wigwam located at 86 Central avenue. The event is set for Monday night at 8 o'clock and all neighbors are invited to attend.
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America
Burns
New York
Central Avenue
Lacy
Capitel View Lodge
No. 640
Masonic Temple
Stewart ¢ Avenue
Pierce Street
W. M. Carl Dolvin
John Roser Lodge
Hemphit Avenue
West Tenth Street
C. McCall, JR
W. M.suaude Wofford
Danthls
Margaret J. Daniels
Katet
Ann Londergan
Londergan
Ord
James RK. MacGarry
Margaret Dahiels
Chuch
Will Pease
Barclay & Brandon Co
West View
Greenberg & Bond Co
John Thompson
Carl Ashworth
Wi Fain
Jncak Fain
W. W. Suttles
W. 4. Adams
Flowers
Greenbere & Bond Co
Hungary Refuses to Help Feed Austria Grain Crisis
A Reuters dispatch from Venice reports Vienna officials pressing Hungary to supply grain and flour to Austria. Vienna chamber representatives told Austrian Prime Minister Hungary should be compelled to share surplus grain, treating supplies as common stock, as locals grow indignant at the perceived reluctance to aid Austria. The Austrian cabinet said a plan is being perfected to relieve the shortage.
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London
Reuter
Venice
Vienna
Hungary
Austria
Moyer Accused of Hiring Gunmen in Butte Case
An answer filed in Butte, Montana, to the Western Federation of Miners suit against local officers alleges that Charles H. Moyer hired gunmen when he arrived in June and that the local organization paid them. The defendants claim Butte miners have paid more than 31,000,000 to the Western Federation since May 1893 without benefiting.
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Butte
Mont
Charles H. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Moyer
Western Federation
Trouble Settled, 1000 Men Go Back To Work
New Cumberland West Virginia February 21 With the settlement today of differences between sewer plot manufacturers and their employees more than 1000 men will resume work tomorrow after two months inactivity.
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New Cumberland
W. Va
Cloth and Service Drive Made Bright Tailoring Pitch
An advertisement extols cloth and service as the key to affordable, well fitting suits priced with a $35 measure and fit. It argues volume keeps tailors busy, yields small profits per suit, and benefits customers, claiming identical service for a single item as for many.
Talk on Life of Christ at Walker Street Methodist
A special Sunday morning talk by pastor A Sansbourne at Walker Street Methodist Church explored the obscure years of Christ. A solo performance by Mrs Sansbourne followed. Sunday evening the church youths gathered to form a Bible class.
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Walker §Street Methodist Church
A. Sansbourne
Christ
Sansbourne
Wilson Plans San Francisco Trip in March
President Wilson weighs a coast to coast visit with stops in several northwest and midwest cities on the return from San Francisco where Secretary Lane praised the Panama-Pacific Exposition as surpassing all prior fairs. A final itinerary decision is not expected for a week.
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Lane
Wilson
San Francisco
White House
Northwest
Middle West
Struggles to Save Kentucky Livestock Hit by Disease
Lawsville Ky February 21 Fresh outbreaks of foot and mouth disease in Kentucky prompt renewed efforts to stamp out the plague and protect the livestock industry valued at 40 million dollars. Fifteen government inspectors are sent to Louisville area to locate infections as Commissioner J W Newman dispatches circulars to 2120 county judges urging mass meetings to plan control measures.
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Lawsville
Kentucky
J. W. Newman
Louisville
Newman
Destructive fire sweeps East St Louis business district
Fire in East St Louis Illinois tonight damaged several blocks of the business district. By midnight estimates reached several hundred thousand dollars. Originated near the Genheim Furniture Co. at Collinsville and St Louis Avenues. The Ziegenheim building Lyric Theater and Majestic Theater were practically burned. no serious injuries reported.
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Genheim Furniture Company
Collinsville
St. Louis Avenues
Ziegenheim
Clover
Lyric Theater
Majestic Theater
Consul Rojestvensky Dead in San Francisco
Russian consul general Pierre Rojestvensky died yesterday in San Francisco at 44 from apoplexy. He was married to Martha Hoy of Washington. The report mentions Atlanta this week and a matinee.
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Rojestvensky
San Francisco
Pierre Rojestvensky
Martha Hoy
Washington
China balks at Japan demands in renewed talks
Pekin dispatch reports that talks between Japanese foreign minister Tiki Hioki and Chinese counterpart Gu Cheng-Hsiang will resume. Japan presses for acceptance of all demands while China will discuss only twelve items. Jiji Shimpo and other papers claim China gains nothing by delaying until the upcoming Japanese election.
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Pekin
Tiki Hioki
Gu Cheng-Hsiang
Japan
China
Jiji Shimpo
Cina
George Washington Tea at East Point Church
The East Point Christian church guild hosts a George Washington tea this evening at 7 20 in the church auditorium. An orchestra will perform special music along with readings recitations and a solo by B W Baker. Admission is 15 cents.
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Guild of the
East Point Christian Church
B. W. Baker
Plea for Colored Youths Heralded by Pastor
Rev H H Proctor of Congregational church urges continued support for a colored officer supervising one thousand boys and girls on parole. He notes progress from police stations to detention homes and calls for the county to retain the officer in charge to aid juvenile offenders.
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