Money System Debate Highlights Monetary Reform Push
Washington hearings reveal mixed views on banking reform with Barton Hepburn urging a central bank alliance and Paul Warburg backing a central reserve system. Victor Morawetz favors regional divisional reserve banks with expanded clearinghouse functions as a safer path than a single central bank.
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Four high-class daily trains from Atlanta to Florida announced
Southern Railway offers four high-class daily trains from Atlanta to Florida with day and night service. A local sleeping car departs Atlanta at 9 30 p m and arrives Jacksonville at 7 40 a m. Starting Monday January 6 a through sleeping car runs to Panama Beach leaving Atlanta 11 10 p m daily. Tickets and reservations at City Ticket Office No 1 Peach Tree street. Sewera prrf AGeyE
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Coca Colas Early Days Recalled by Asa Candler
Asa G Candler and Coca Cola salesmen gather at Verner's last night for a biennial barbecue dinner in Atlanta. The event features talks on salesmanship, substitutes, and legal concerns as Asa Candler recounts the brand’s origins from a small Tom Edgewood avenue factory in 1898 to a nationwide bottling network.
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Great Money Deluge Flows Into New York
January reports heavy money influx into New York banks as clerks work late and treasury staff handle large volumes of United States notes and gold and silver certificates. Demand stems from fall crops moving, year-end dividends, and early January redemptions. Export plans include about one million dollars in gold for Europe with more likely in coming days.
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Taft to Use Troops to Guard Suffragists Parade
Washington January 7 President Taft will mobilize the Fifteenth United States Cavalry at Fort Myer if needed to protect suffragists planning a March 3 parade down Pennsylvania Avenue before the inaugural procession. Suffragist leaders say district commissioners and Police Superintendent Major Sylvester hindered parade approval fearing a hostile crowd. Local business leaders volunteered services and secure promise of troop protection if police protection proves inadequate.
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River Improvement Funds Sought by Conference Demand
New Orleans January 7 annual congressional appropriation of 369 million for ten years or 630 million urged by resolutions at the national flood prevention and river regulation conference ending at noon after a two day session. Endorsed Newlands Bartholdt river regulation bill with amendments proposing annual allocations for Mississippi Missouri Ohio Colorado basins and California Sacramento San Joaquin totaling 69 million, plus 29 million for U S Army Corps of Engineers for levees and channel regulation.
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25 000 000 Proposed to Build Good Roads
Washington January 7 Federal appropriation of 75 million dollars to aid the states for good roads was proposed in a bill today by Senator Swanson. The plan apportions funds by population and mileage of post roads, with each state paying half the construction cost, and after completion national authorities withdraw from supervision.
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Mrs Robertson Dead Heraldic Artist of Columbia
Mrs A I Robertson of Columbia, famed heraldic artist who painted the original thirteen colonies coat of arms for the SD AR congress hall in Washington, died in Washington, D C. Interment will be in Columbia tomorrow afternoon. W A Sears Dead Nashville Journalist Dies at 65 with long Nashville Banner tenure.
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Trammell Takes Oath as Florida's Governor
Tallahassee January 7 The inauguration of Governor Park Trammell drew a large crowd at the state capitol as he took the oath of office. Gilchrist retired after a lengthy address urging a new governor’s mansion. Tonight a naval reception was held in the executive office. T J Shackleford chosen chief fugitive by lot.
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Market summary of January reports across U S regions
Chicago markets show butter steady and eggs firm with receipts up to 24 case lots. cheese steady as 10 percent declines noted. New York reports mixed butter and cheese, fresh receipts. St Louis notes poultry prices steady with chicken and turkey demand. Bradstreet data show rising and falling available supplies across United States and Canada, with notable gains in Fort Worth and Nashville. Money on call weak, sterling steady, and rice and wool markets reflecting regional demand.
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Standings Shift in Merchant and Boys Contests Amid Prize Promos
The article notes changing standings in the Typographical Union class and a tighter race in Individual merchants and boys divisions. It highlights Warner Cone of Kirkwood leading the boys and girls standings, mentions Southern Shops entering the 1,000,000 class, and lists numerous organizations, clubs, and individuals with vote tallies and supporters amid Palmolive and Coca Cola gum label promotions. It also references contest offices, prize bets, and Griffin Smith Co promotions at 165 Peachtree Street, with extensive member and subscriber names listed alongside vote counts.
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Special Cash Prizes For Palitative Contest At Georgia Grocers
A North Side promotion offers cash prizes to individuals bringing in the greatest and second greatest numbers of Coca Cola Gum wrappers by 3 pm January 31. First prize ten dollars, second prize five dollars. Eligible entries require a valid receipt or cash sale slip from participating grocers listed in Atlanta Macon GA.
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Votes for labels and brands in contest listing
A long OCR list details labels and wrappers from numerous products offering votes per cent spent or per label. It names Stollwerck Cocoa and Gold Brand Chocolate, Post Toasties, Pyles Pearline, Domino Rice, Weabburn Crosby Milling, Eagle Thistle Sods, Fairbank Cottolene, Maxwell House, and many others with vote values ranging from single digits to thousands. It also includes druggists and merchants and notes a contest manager in Atlanta with instructions on vote counting.
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