Three Houses Burn in Massive Atlanta Fire
A spectacular blaze on King street near 2 am destroyed the Atlanta Kindling Wood plant at 25 King and two nearby houses at 24 and 26 King street. Bicycle Officer Darby sounded the alarm as residents including G. H. Colling, Miss Edith MacMurphy, and Miss Daisy James escaped in nightwear. The Atlanta Kindling Wood plant night watchman remains missing.
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Atlanta
King Street
Atlanta Kindling Wood Company
G. H. Colling
King Atrest
Daisy James
Hing Street
Hames
Darby
Tang
Mr. Collins
Mias
Edith MacMurphy
Misa Jamee
Atlanta Xindling Wood Company
Louisiana Banks Shift to Sixth District Branch
Federal Reserve Board approved a plan reassigning Louisiana banks to the Atlanta Fed system. North Louisiana remains in the Eleventh District while the rest joins the Fifth District and the New Orleans branch. About a dozen banks will move with most of the original twenty seeking the change.
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Washington
Louisiana
New Orleans
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Connecticut
Boston
New York
Atlanta
Dallan
Dinkins Testifies on Harvester Pressure in Sisal Drive
Lynn Dinkins, New Orleans banker and Pan American Commission VP, concludes his senate sisal inquiry testimony. He accuses International Harvester and Plymouth Cordage of orchestrating attacks to pressure bankers over sisal loans, naming Cyrus McCormick and a rival firm. Fernanda Solis Camara describes 100 acre sisal costs and production. Warden Henry Towne notes prison sisal consumption at 12,000 bales yearly.
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Washington
Lynn
Dinkins
New Orleans
Pan-American Commission Corporation
Senate
Sol Wexler
Yucatan
Mexico
International Harvester Company
George Reynolds
Continental and Commercial National Hawke
Chicago
New York
Cyrus H. McCormic
the Harvester Company
Wexler
Ransdell
Plymouth Cordage Company
Fernanda Solis Camara
Kenry Towne
Waupun
Wis
Wisconsin State Penitentiary
Yucatan Commission
Prisoner in Florida identified as Lyman
The man arrested at St. Petersburg and believed to be Dr. J Grant Lyman, accused in New York of using the mails to defraud, was brought to Tampa. Authorities say he admitted nothing, with New York officers en route to take him for trial on charges tied to a stock jobbing scheme.
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Tampa
Fis
St. Petersburg
J. Grant Lyman
New York
United States
I. A Reynalas
C. G. Reese
Lyman
California
Herbert Phillips
Prisinal
Allence
Dr. Lyman
Jacksonville
Express Company
Smith
LeRay
Mr. Putnam
J. H. Putman
J. A. Putnam & Co
Washington
John Grant Lyman
Hartford
Europe
Richmond
St. Augustine
Cua
Clearwater
Fla
Post
Burglar Trims Peach Tree Street Store Losing Sixty Dollars
Adler's clothing store at 114 Peach Tree Street was burglarized last night. The rear door was found broken and several wagon loads of goods were taken. The safe yielded nothing of value and the cash register amount of sixty dollars was missing. This marks a second burglary in about a week, and Officer R H White will determine the exact loss after stock checks. London reports Colonel EB House, Wilson's envoy, as a pivotal observer in Europe with a cautious, prying view of the conflict and power balance.
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Adler's Clothing
Peachtree Street
R. H. White
London
EB. M. House
Wilson
Europe
House
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Sheldon Lewis
Moving Picture
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Feature Film Corporation
Iron Claw
Arthur Stringer
Sunday Constitution
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