Sulzer Declares Democratic Leadership Over NY State
Governor Sulzer asserts he is the democratic leader of New York State following his election. He challenges any Democrat to contest his leadership openly, signaling openness to meetings with figures like Colonel Roosevelt or Charles F Murphy, while pledging open hearings and aggressive spending cuts to save about six million dollars yearly. He names John N Carlisle of Watertown and John H Delaney of Brooklyn to a state commission aimed at tightening expenditures and consolidating bureaus.
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Albany
William Sulzer
New York State
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
John N Carlsle
Watertown
John H Delaney
Brooklyn
Sulzer
Roosevelt
William Barnes, Jr
Republican State Committee
Charles F Murphy
New York County
Pierpont Morgan
Thomas F Ryan
John N Carlisle
John H. Delaney
States Service
Executive Chamber
Travelers Bank Moves Into Handsome New Quarters
The Travelers Bank and Trust Company opened the new year by moving into its new quarters at Peachtree and Walton Streets. The bank, organized a year ago last October, now occupies two floors with mahogany and white marble finishes. The branch at 297 Marietta Street remains, while plans for a future main building corner location are discussed.
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Travelers Bank and Trust Company
Peachtree and
Walton Streets
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Peachtree
Hunnicutt
The Purchase of Diamonds Made Easy Plan Details
A diamond seller explains a plan where customers receive an assortment of diamonds without obligation to buy unless satisfied with grades and prices. The service covers express charges and includes a booklet with net prices and attractive deferred payment options.
Valdosta opens South Georgia normal college
Valdosta Georgia January 2 special The South Georgia State Normal College opened with a solid enrollment and a strong program led by Governor-elect John M Slaton. Speeches by Col W West, Slaton, Chancellor Barrow and others hailed the project as a landmark for southern Georgia and the state. The first building will house classes and dormitory space as plans advance. The banquet, 400 guests, praised the venture and pledged ongoing support from Valdosta and state leaders.
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Valdosta
South Georgia State Normal College
John M Slaten
W. West
Georgia
Colonel West
John M Sinton
Southern Georgia
Robert Ousley
North Georgia
Slatens
Barrow
Brittain
Kenneth G Matheson
Technological School
J H Scrugga
Board of Trustees
W S West
John M Slaton
The
State University
D C. Barrow
R. H. Powell
Lawrence Williams
Spotton
Southern
Normal College
J M. Wilkinson
John M. Slaton
J T Blalock
W. L. Converse
Valdosa
John T Roberts
W. D Upshaw
South Georgia
Meet College
South
Senate
State Teachers’ Association
Macon
Hfe
D C Barrow
Atlanta
R H Powell
Ww. A. Edwards
Edwards
Clemson
Winthrop
South Carolina
Florida
United States
W . L West
W. L Converse
C R. Ashley
A. C Ward
Jr. Douglas
E. H. Beck
Barney
H M McIntosh
Albany
R. C Woodard
Adel
H H Tift
Tifton
Jr H McIntyre
Thomasville
Athens
Universty of
Mrs. Brittain
South Georgia Normal College
W. A. Edwards
Cold weather on tap after rain in Atlanta this week
Atlanta faces a drop in temperature this afternoon with a likely freezing spell by Saturday night though not lasting. A mild December ended with warmer averages and cloudier skies, 20 of 31 days cloudy, with total rainfall around 3.47 inches and only five clear days.
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Atlanta
Ocean liner lanes moved to southward
Washington January 2 The navy department announced the trans Atlantic steamship lines will move their tracks southward to avoid icebergs. The change becomes effective January 15 with eastbound lines crossing 47 degrees west longitude and 40 degrees north latitude, and westbound lines crossing 47 west longitude and 41 degrees north latitude. These crossings are about 60 miles farther south than previously used and may stay until August unless ice declines. The New York branch notes the hydrographic office recommendations from Captain Jamison of the American Line St Louis. Passengers will gain a smoother voyage by avoiding northerly cold seas and heavy ice.
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Washington
Navy Department
trans-Atlantic Steamship Lines
New York
Hydrographic Office
Jamison
American Line
St. Louis
Thace
Contests Govern Extra Votes in Early 1913 Rules
A Georgia contest governs vote receipts and eligibility. Merchants, workers, and newspaper staff are barred from competing. Prizes issued by a board of business leaders after vote counting. Bonus votes offered for certain labeled combinations enticing large one-time submissions. Contest closes February 14, 1913 at 1 PM with tie rules and penalties for unfair methods.
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Geor
Gia
Collphone
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Maxwell Coffee
Chalmers
Piedmont
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Murphy
Travelers’ Bank
Arso
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Diamond Merchants
Whitehall St
Smith
Messrs
Converse
Ashley
Lowndes County
Paes
Neddleton and
Howard & Foster Shoes
Daniel Bros.co
Geprusy
Rountree Trunk & Bag CO
Whitehall Street
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Rcocs-Cola Gui
Underwood
North Broad Stre
1913
American National Bank
Atlanta, GA
Alabama
Broad Streets
Trust Company OF Georgia
Equitable Building
Pryor Street
Central Bank & Trust Corporation Asag
Cam
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