Powers Ready to Intervene in Balkan Crisis
London reports Sir Edward Grey in the House of Commons says the powers are considering intervention but will not publish statements yet. Delegates clash over Albania borders as Austria and Russia seek favorable terms. Greece eyes the Aegean, while Servia and Montenegro lodge memos on Sanjak of Novipazar and coastlands.
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London
Edward Grey
House of Commons
Constantinople
Balkan
Albanka
Austria
Albania
Russia
Aegean Islands
M. Venteetos
Greece
Gre Han
Italy
Voenizelos
Turkey
Servia
Novipagar
Drin
Gelunda
Monasti
Montenegras Lemerandum
Permen
Novipazar Spute
Oflyakova
Seatar
Adiiutie
Eiser Cerin
Monte Tegen
Seutari
Montene
Montenesru
Unien
Montenegro
Husphi Tnt
Memphis Bank Faces Suit for Receivership
The Chickasaw Bank in Memphis faces a petition seeking receivership after a run on deposits. Directors indicate loans outpace cash as balance sheet shows loans and discounts near $21,000, with deposits around $204,134.49 and a $25,000 capital, under president George E Neuhardt and vice presidents Turley and Klein.
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Heine
Toright
Alekusaw Gates Tee Uldse Company
Fea
Channers
Cuare Tee Alorrow Merwins
Ciimax
Elvar
Hight
Chickasaw Bank
Myemichis Tts
Grorce E. Neuhardt
T. J. Turley
William A. Klein
Samuel G Sparks
Studebaker Leases New Carl Witt Building on Peachtree
The Studebaker Corporation has completed a $140000 ten year lease for the new Carl Witt building at the northeast corner of Peachtree and Harris. Architect Warren Powell shows a five story brick structure with 190 foot Peachtree frontage and 88 foot depth, glass and copper show windows, marble trim, green Spanish tile roof, and a copper cornice. A five story elevator will run full height. Improvements cost about $49000 and the building will house Studebaker offices warehouse and sales rooms with retail distribution by the Retail Sales company from the new Carl Witt building.
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Carl Witt
Peachtree
THE
Studebaker Corporation
Steachtree and
Harris Streets
Warren Powells
Harris Street
Harria Street
Witt
Sudebaker
Peachtree and
Senators Question Judge Archbald Over Railroad Case
Senators grill Judge Archbald about a railroad case and alleged influence. Archbald denies steering the opinion or using Bruce to fortify it. He says the paint and correspondence were not material and the majority view stood.
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Senator Reed
Judge Archbald
Bruce
Senator Nelson
Senator Culberson
Arcobald
Sixth Matrimonial Venture Ties Whitesburg Bride
In Blackey near here, Mary Lluxun aged 70 wed James R. Jones aged 40, marking her sixth marriage. It is Jones’s third marriage. both previous spouses are deceased.
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Whitesburg
Mary Lluxun
James R. Jones
Blackey
Here
Tragic Freight Train Death Near Birmingham
Jesse McCoy 24 died after falling from a moving freight train while riding toward Birmingham from Ala on Monday. John Carroll, a companion from Metay, said McCoy planned to leave the train shortly before the fall near Iundale, near Birmingham, where the fatal injuries occurred.
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Jesse McCoy
Birmingham
Iundale
John Carroll
Metay
Reward for arrest of J D Benderman in Georgia
A $50 reward is offered for the arrest of J D Benderman a 22 year old white male about 6 ft 5 in tall and 135 pounds with blue eyes light hair fair complexion clean shaven and neat in appearance. He is a dry goods salesman and may seek employment or start a business. Charged with larceny after trust. Notify the sheriff of Marida County Biena Vista Georgia.
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J. D. Benderman
Marida County
Biena Vista
Portman Woman in Atlanta Tie to Gardner Case
Miss Marie Portman of Louisville is detained by Atlanta police at the request of her uncle Captain Frank Portman. She traveled with Professor Gardner to his Decatur home and posed as Cecil Jackson while seeking art study. Gardner defends his actions, saying he aided a troubled girl and denies Maltreatment. Captain Portman plans to fetch his niece in Louisville.
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the Constitution
Atlanta
Knoxville
Thig City
Miss Portman
Gardner
Paste
Beavers
Federal Department of Justice
Department of jJustice
Jiel
Professor Gardner
Thecator
Cecil Jackson
West Baler Street
South
Deratur
Constitution
Louisville
Paducah
Captain Portman
Beutaville
Marie Portman
Frank P. Portman
Peniain Portman
Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank Starts New Year Rush
The Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Co promotes January interest on deposits, inviting savers to open an account with as little as $1. Deposits made by January 10 earn interest from January 1. Officers listed include George M. Brown as president and John W. Grant as vice president, with other directors named.
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Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Co
Unest
George M. Brown
John W. Grant
Joseph E. Boston
Joseph A. McCord
Arnold Broyles
Elijah A. Brown
Fred B. Law
John L. Tye
Georgia Boasts Three Senators
John Corrigan Jr reports in Washington that Georgia now has three U.S. senators. Colonel R M Johnston, named to fill Senator Bailey’s unexpired term, is sworn in. Johnston is editor of The Houston Post and has Georgia ties. Debate over serving the full term amid prohibition politics follows. Thomasville notes Johnston’s local recognition and connections to Georgia figures.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Georgia
United States
R. M. Johnston
Texas
Bailey
Johnston
Baimnbridge
Houston
Texan
Ben Russell
Bainbridge
Chambliss
Macon
Monroe County
Savannah Morning News
Estill
Colonel Pendleton
Macon Telegraph
Clark Howell
Constitution
Democratic National Committee
Colquitt
Morris Shepard
Thomasville
Rienzi M. Johnston
The
Houston Post
Joseph W. Bailey
United States Senate
Johnston's Georgia Roots Rise in Texas Newspaper Scene
Senator Johnston, once on Bainbridge Argus staff with Ben Russell and Wa Mumford, lived briefly in Thomasville as a youth and visits Bainbridge to see his daughter Mrs. Russell. He built a name in Texas journalism after moving there in the 1870s, mirroring Colquitt as a south Georgia man reaching top ranks in the Lone Star state.
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Thomasville
Bainbridge
Senator Johnston
Bainbridge Argus
Ben Russell
Wa Mumford
Wedding fails as son in law jailed over fake license
Katherine Darragh of 44 Garnett Street scheme to wed J M Braswell falls apart after her mother exposes the lack of a license. Braswell is arrested for seduction and bound over on a $1,000 bond as the planned ceremony never occurs.
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Katherine Darragh
Garnett Street
J. M. Braswell
Broyles
Katherine
Braswell
Funeral notice for Mrs Mary I Jones 1913
Friends and relatives invite to the funeral of Mrs Mary I Jones today Wednesday January 8 1913 at 11 am from her home Coogledge 9 Houston Street Interment in Newnan Georgia Carriages leave H M Patterson and sons chapel at 10 30 am Local Montreal and Newnan connections listed in the notice
Peach Tree Road Park sale opens in Buckhead area
Georgia Land and Investment Co announces the sale of a new subdivision called Peach Tree Road Park located near Peachtree Road car line opposite Brookhaven Club and Oglethorpe University site. Prices range from 275 to 475 dollars with 10 percent cash and ten dollars monthly, attracting home seekers and investors in North Atlanta.
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Georgia Land and Investment Company
North Broad Street
Peachtree Road Park
Peachtree Road
Caline
Brookhaven Club
Oglethorpe University
Ste
Atlanta
Peachtree
Buckhead
Grayson Sealed Bonds Bid Due For 8000 Dollar Issue
Grayson Georgia invites sealed proposals by J W Ford secretary until January 21 1913 at 3 p m for eight thousand dollar eight percent thirty year school bonds denomination five hundred dollars dated January 1 1913 interest semi annual bonds payable at Hanover National Bank New York City certified check five percent of bid required with each bid Grayson Board of Trustees discharges actions. Empire State Surety Company liquidation notice from New York Superintendent Frederick G Dunham appointed Special Deputy Superintendent of Insurance to equitably settle claims and distribute assets by February 25 1913 and February 26 1913 for stockholder certification.
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Grayson
State OF
Empire State Surety Company
Salt Seriion
Frederic G. Dunham
Caid Corporation
Empire State Bureay Company
William Street
Borough of
Mamhattas
Cis
New York
Storkholders
Sald Company
Resnectira Cerficatra Lot Stork
Frederick G. Dunham
Aaid
Taald Company
Frederick G. “Dunhggy
St William Street Borough
Manhattan
Cty
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Memphis Bank
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Dixie Flyer
South Atlantic Limited
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Ceorcia Frat Swaay
Fourth National Bank
Walton Street
Forrest
George Adair
Alabama Street
Central Railroad
Jon
Storagh
Auburn Ave
Raa &E Connors
Decatur
Roff Sims & CO
National Bank
Bell Phone
Foote & Davies Co
Scott Street
Scott
Fischer & Cockk Bis
Maple Woodward Lumber CO
J. Bloomfield
P. J. Bloomfield Company
Funeral Directorsaf
Pryor
Barclay & Brandon Co
Corner Baken
Bell
Ivy
West
Messrs. Farnest and Floyd
Earnest & Floyd Furniture Company
WM. B. Ellington
Evan P.H. Brewster
Albert Howell
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Attornaya-at-Law
Kiser
M. Woolley
Vitter Sentinel
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