Sugar and Molasses and Commodities Markets Report
New York January price listings show raw sugar grades at 2.73 to 2.51 with various refiners steady to quiet. Refined sugar and confectionery grades range from 3.05 to 5.05, with powders and cube forms around 4.05 to 4.20. Petroleum prices noted at bulk $6.25 and barrels $8.7, gases $11.25, hides steady, while leather and other regional commodity quotes appear varied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coettes
Nan
Zon al Lowe
Bitar
Anaeitese-Annee Mar
Gfiz
Mar
York
Muscovade
Bogota
Central America
Incago
Texas
Khnsay
St. Louis
Gelesby Grocery
Arree
Staalanys Axle Greave-Imamand
Bsc
Ttc
T ‘Asia
Tummer
Horsford’s
Navy
White Provision Company
Cornfeld Picnic
London
Sormfeld
Tierce
Fursuoon
Lennon
Cookeon
Tron
Northern
Atlanta Market Ledger High Grain Prices and Farm Goods
A dense shopping list includes barrel apples spinach lettuce peppers squash and various produce. The record shows grain and feed items with prices for oats, corn, barley and hay, plus poultry live weights and miscellaneous farm staples. Also listed are beef, pork, and hog markets, livestock receipts, and regional price movements across Atlanta and other cities.
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Spinich
Florida
Tito
Georgia
Tennessee
Bermuda
Victory
Victory Aerateh
Oyatel Shell
Arab Horne
Purina
Aseka
Borsa Fond
Sacha
Shorts
Brown
Moroco
Postal Money Measure Carries Big House Bill
Washington January 12 The annual post office appropriation bill was submitted to the house carrying 305 347 787 dollars up from 283 million last year Proposals include exempting all assistant postmasters from the civil service and a 200 000 appropriation for experiments in government ownership of railway mail cars A minority report urges removing 2400 assistant postmasters from the civil service The plan for government ownership of telegraph and telephone lines was not addressed in the bill
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Washington
Elwil
House
Hadden
Illiinois
Steenerson
Minnesota
Civil Service Ag
Commander Hubbard Dead in Washington Navy Report
Commander John Flower Hubbard, commander of the US gun boat Wilmington, died Saturday in Washington. He had served in China for nearly two years, was 47, and a native of New England area. The death was reported to the Navy Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Washington
Iof
John Flower Hubbard
United States Cunboat
Wilmington
Navy Department
Troi One Ong
Dana
Satunday
China
New
Speer Investigation Set to Open January 19
Washington plans for the investigation of Federal Judge Winory Speer of Georgia were completed by the House Judiciary subcommittee. Representatives Webb Floyd and Volstead will travel to Macon for hearings on Monday January 19 and later move to Savannah Weycross Albany and Valdosta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Winory Speer
Georgia
House Judiciary Committee
Webb
North Carolina
Floyd
Arkansas
Volstead
Minnesota
Macon
Savannah
Weycross
Albany
Valaosta
Drought Shrivels Wells Across Madison County Alabama
Reports from northern and northwestern Madison County say wells are nearly dry again amid unseasonably dry weather. Springs are low, stock suffers, and people haul water for miles as Indian Creek exhibits only a few puddles over several days.
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Huntsville
Als
Madison County
Indian Creek
Fateh Trial of Dr Hyde Postponed Again in Jackson County Case
The fourth trial of Dr B Clarke Flyde charged with murder of Colonel Thomas H Swope was postponed as prosecutors cited a suit by two Jackson County taxpayers to halt further prosecutions. The case was reset for January.
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Sebnubican, MO
AN. AdomeThe
B. Clarke
Flyde
Thomas H. Swope
Jackson County
Congress Begins Its Long Session In 1920 Era
Washington reports Congress settling into a long regular session after a Christmas recess to consider anti trust legislation, district and supply bills, and the Alaskan railroad issue. Senate and House members outline plans for the administration program while Clinton era figures review measures and await President Wilson's address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Senate
Wilson
Clayton
House Jndict Committee
Newlands
Senate Commerce Committee
McReynolds
Carlin
Freya
House Committee
Senate Commerce Committed
Webb
North Carolina
McCoy
New Jersey
Judiciary Committee
Michigan
Ashurst
Thaw planning series of visits after bail report
Concord January 12 THAW planning a series of visits within the state if bail is allowed. Thaw remains at a local hotel with congratulatory messages rolling in as counsel prepares a petition to fix bail amount and set a hearing date. Albany January 12 Attorney General Carmody will appeal to the U S Supreme Court if Judge Aldrich allows bail and will seek to stay such an order pending higher court action.
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Concord
N. A
Harry EK. Thaw
Federal Court Commission
Aldrich
Thaw
William T. Jerome
New York
Stanford White
Matteawan
U. S. Supreme Court
Albany
Carmody
United States Supreme Court
Federal Circuit Court
Harry K. Thaw
Nad
Suits for 120000 Filed Against Southern Railway
Legals: Federal court takes to record $120,000 in damage suits against Southern Railway filed by Atlanta residents. Plaintiffs include John Scott seeking 3000, Walter Thompson 15000, Hake straw as guardian for minor Virgil Hake straw 76000, William Loftin 10000, Eugenie Henderson 15000. Accidents on the road cited as basis. Judge Newman ordered record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Fulton County
United States Court
Newman
John Scott
Walter Thompson
HE. K. Hakestraw
Virgil Hakestraw
William Lofttin
Eugenie Henderson
Arkansas Bank Closes in Argenta Amid Regulatory Action
The Merchants and Mechanics Bank of Argenta closed its doors today under orders from state banking officials led by John B. Davis. Regulators indicated possible reopening after ongoing actions and statements addressed creditors and depositors.
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Arm Sanitary Ac
Merchants and *Mechanics’ Bank
Argenta
John
BE. Davis
Heng
Sapien
Atlanta Real Estate Set For Whitehall Street Redevelopment
Realty moves spotlight Whitehall Forsyth with Otis Holliday plans a three story brick and steel bachelor apartment house on the site of the old store. Demolition and grading to begin after street work funding of about 129000 is approved. C J Kamper leases Potts building Peachtree Linden. Marietta street warehouse sale to Hudson Moore for 40000. Burdett Realty trades for 428 acres near Central of Georgia line. income tax discussion set for January 4 at Charles P Glover Realty office.
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Whitehall Street
Otis & Holliday
Whitehall
Forsyth Streets
Brotherton
Finance Committee of Council
Bhs
Whitehall Committee of Citizens
Aad
Brotherton Street
Cross Streets
Cooper Street
Eroga Streets
Uhis
Forsyth Street
Oye. Leane
C J. Kamper
Potts
Peachtree
Linden Streets
Rott Simms & Co
Miry Potts
Black & Calhoun
Marietta Street
Holbrook — & Smith
Hudson Moore
Turfoan, Black & Calhoun
Hempill
Burdett Realty Company
Lpptris Asenew
GTES
Jackson
Central of Georgia Railroad
Forsyth
E W. Bigham
Bedford Place
East Fourth Street
East Fourth
David W. Meadow
W. B. Hardeman
Matthewson Street
Eugene 8. Kelly
Charles P. Glover Realty Company
Atlanta
Real Eatata Board
Charles P. Glovar Realty Company
Walton Street
Jas. W. Bowers Doer
Forsyth ‘Street
Atlanta Dental College
Edgewood Ave
Maternity
M. Mitchell
Windsor Street
George Brown
Auutelt_Building
Westmoreland & Cooper
Hurt Building
Avante
Call Central
M. E. Church
Fred Folder
COX
Whitehall ST
Marcel Wave
Clayinn Company
BEM CO
Aulanta
Allie’ Gallaher
Cal Tey
Wife and man charged in Hite shooting at Batesburg
A Lexington county grand jury returned a true bill charging Walter Gurganeus and Mrs Elia Belle Hite with shooting J Milton Hite. Mrs Hite likely to be arraigned tomorrow. Hite was wounded at Elite s house in Batesburg last December. Hite, his wife and the couple s 8 year old daughter were present.
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Lexington
S.C
Walter Gurganeus
Elia Belle Hite
J. Milton Hite
Lexington County
Hite
Elite
Batesburs
Here
Francis Kossuth wed on sick bed in Budapest
Francis Kossuth the Hungarian patriot aged 65 married Countess Benyorsky widow of Alexander Benyoirsky on his sick bed in Budapest. He lay ill shortly after, and the couple’s engagement had followed their nursing, with the wedding moved up due to a relapse.
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Budapest
Hungary
Francis Kossuth
Benyorsky
Alexander Benyoirsky
Kossuth
M. Kossuth
Benorsky
Attorneys at law firm card for Brewster et al
Brester Albert Howell Jr Hugh M Dorsey Arthur Heynan Dorsey Brewster Howell Heyman Attorneys at Law offices 202 204 205 206 207 708 310 user Building Atlanta Ga Gong Distance Telephone 302% dost andj 4025 Atlante Ga.
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Brewster
Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh M Dorsey
Arthur Heynan
Dorsey
Lost and found notices from a Georgia newspaper ad page
A garbled late 19th or early 20th century Georgia newspaper fragment lists lost and found items. Entries include bracelets missing with initials, a ladies sterling necklace set, a small black pocketbook, a bracelet with a date and reward, and a peachtree street loss. Also mentions advertisements for services and products.
Help Wanted Classified Ads in Atlanta Ga
Numerous employment notices including clerks, stenographers, office boys, salesmen, and trades. Listings show employers such as Nunnally Co, Sawyer's offices, Byrd Printing Co, Dodd Mead Co, and the U S Navy recruiting station with varied pay scales and locations in Atlanta and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pias
Apply
Nunnally Co
Pieumont
Sawyer's
Bante
Nat
Byrd Printing Co
Miliona
Novelty Hailes Company
S. Pryor St
North Side
Piedmont Avenue
Empire Building
Mbe
Barrett
Dodd, Mead & Co
Austell
Edueral
Bec
Gaart Supply Co
Whitehall Street
Railroad Schedules at Union Station and Nearby Lines
The notice lists train arrivals and departures for Union Passenger Station Athg Hingligham and Aplan Hifective Sept. It includes routes to Augusta Lithonia Livonia New York Knoxville and Louisville with times such as 6 80 am 7 20 pm 4 00 pm and 10 20 pm and notes on connections via Georgia and Nashville lines.
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Union
Union Passenuke
Athg
Hingligham
Aplan
Ladvey Band Thomaayites
Thomasvite
Alia
Widycred
Utergia Railroad
Augusta
Uotton
Musuata
Bovis i Auguste
Lithonia
Livonia
Auguste
New York
Louisville
Nashville
Cave
Northwen
Giucionad-Leuluville
Cineuuadd
Lowledia
Knoxville
Dilae Muye
Bea Knoxville
Cartersvidu
Paw Magavilla
Cucceraville
Gavpasili
Pius
Atlanta
Snr
Atlanta and West Puint Railroad Company
Ney Alaiye
Columbus
Oimmbus
Central of Georgia
Artlve Krua
Tom Schvlub
Asa
Aibuay
Sinomiu
Juchounville
Jucaounville
Savannah
Alecon
Aianesville
Arriva
Anna
Yuri
Ax Tun
Zu Bar Bett
Jack Vida
Peer
Yara
Hornie
Ruicon
Sud Iy
TFL
Colmabus
Giacton
Gruneyvale
Pea
FU Valley
Te Valley
Vita
Hotlin
Ty Ganesen
Jack Wile
Corutapus
Crocinna
St. In
Duparyure We Faber
Heante
Hlckan
Seaboard Ddr
Dsllective
Tom Ui
Nortel
Aone
S.c
Atonroa
Norfolk
Ham
Nortalk RG
Chicago
Rome
Nashvill
Nashvil
Nashvilie
Classified Help Wanted and Advertisements in Atlanta
A dense OCR style list of ads and notices from Atlanta including taxicabs, hotels, clerk examinations, education, and employment. It mentions Ivy 5190, Knight Ivy 4051, WINECOFF ARAGON HOTELS, clerk examinations at $75 monthly, catalogues, Matthews Lively, Mr Barker, Peters Street, fifty boys for jobs, Printers Box 670, Randolph & Co patent agents, female stenographers and office staff, a typing job, typewriter promotions, saleswomen and solicitors traveling to Virginia, and general job postings at The Constitution office with various addresses and offers. Contains many names, street references, and product mentions amidst a jumble of typographical errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Raihway
Care Constitution
Cars Constitution
Dean
Randolph & Co
Warbledton
UGG
North Pryor ST
Oliver J
Oliver Typewriter Agency
Auburn Avenus
Virginia
Franklin Institute
Deposudr
Rochester
Miles Sparkroans
Millinery School
Whitehall Street
Ivy Sbi
Mahitehall
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U. S
Parama
American Tel
Tel. Or
Armour & Co
Atchison
Nie & Ae
Atlantic Coast Line
Iaa Am Sdar Refining
Tel
Beochion ‘Transit Co
Ie Am
Tobacco
Central of Georgia Gaser
Anconds Mining
Gentral Leather
Atehisan
Beastmoote
Chesapeake and On
Bay
Southern
Great Wiestern
Peinware
Hudson Ey
Rio Granda
Diruilers
Sam le
Erie
Cole
Fuel & & Trou
Abe
Nerton Bo
Consolidated Gas
Atindis Central
Aif
Interborough
Inter
Mere Marine
Cap
Bio
Japan
Bea
Jake Shore
Fe Ag
Toulsville
God Nashvilla
Ma Kan
Meciie
Mineurl Paclde
Great Northern
Rational
New York Central
Az Turnois Gentral
interborough-Met
Rh. cv. Bigs Bster Harvester
Nortote
Laclede Gan
Lehigh Valley
Loa, &_ Nash
Feta Tae
San Fran
da Wen
St. Loni S'wartern
Kan
Beatonia Air Ling
Minkouet Bacille Partes
Southern Pacific Col
National Biscuit
Southern Halfway
BI Pacific Matt
Pai
Pal
Republic Iron End Steel
Rape Mead Cox
Seaboard Air Line
Wlosy-Shefield ‘Steel
Eand Iron
Ebere
Texas & Sebie
Union Pacific
Utah
Caroling Chemical i
Do. A
Western
Maryland
Westinghouse Hiec
Wheeling & Lake Erie
New Haven
Lehinh Valley
White
Reading
United States Steel
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Honduras
Hough Henderah
Rocal
Millers
Cales
Sid Aulet
Cordova
Hambure
Couarg
Ats
Chesgo
Americas
Wisconsin
Alize
Disher
Springs
Kansas City
Treasury
United States Treasury
Panama Canal
Boston
Arigon Commercial
Calumet
Arizona
Greene Canoned
North Butte
London Stock Market
Berlin
Paris
France
Metals
Ey W. H. White, Jr
The
White Provision Co
Gead
Jan
Alabama
Dr Hyde
Arkansas Bank
Prge
Borter & Eschaine
I.s Educational
Mincelameous
Dewk Spave
Help
Lazorsen & Venea
Muale and Dane
Minje Simations
Pemoie Br
MizecHinneaus
Adg
LGST
Rcach
Alesuar
Candler Building
Peachtrea
Currier Street
Peachtree Street
Alcazar
Montgomery
Capatal_ City laundry
Mitchel
Constitution Office
Gardner
Wavy
North Forsyth Meeper
Atlantea
Lanapalls
Ind
Fisk Vacuum Sles Co
Camvassing
Omaha
Neb
Pranklin Institute
Dept
Belle Isle
IVY
Knight Ivy
Aragon
Remington
Storler
Adtery
the Constitution
Draughon
Business College
Splbaks Ida
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