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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1913
Page
14
A garbled 1908 to 1934 era testimony recounts alleged thefts tied to the Archbold Standard Oil firm. The fragmented OCR describes a telegraph copy for $4900 and various individuals including Winkl, Morrill, and Budd, with mentions of a desk, letters, and a court or investigation context.
Piedmont Coal Company markets Jellico lump coal at four dollars and seventy five cents per ton. Advertisement lists contact through Both Phones M 3648 for orders or inquiries.
An advertising offer promotes a deferred payment plan to own a diamond with a small initial payment and ten monthly installments of 23 dollars each plus a 1 percent simple interest charge. The text promises prepaid retail details and a booklet illustrating the plan.
Atlanta educators praise the New Modern English Dictionary Illustrated for its clear type, concise definitions, and broad informational content. Several superintendents and teachers commend its utility for students and adults, noting its readability and durable binding.
A forecasted cold wave failed to arrive as temperatures rose into the sixties. Despite earlier warnings, steady warming continued with sunny skies and near eighty degrees expected. The weather story notes misgivings from the forecaster while highlighting a shift toward milder conditions and a pressure pattern change. The London political note reports Andrew Bonar Law and Lord Lansdowne agreeing to lead the Unionist party and to step back on their prior stance on food taxation linked to imperial preference.
Mercer university trustees and students await a hearing as a special committee probes the administration, the prudential committee, and Jameson relations. West Point attorney and others arrived to represent Dr Jameson. Grand jury also probes Bisbee county prohibition and local liquor charges.
Indianapolis report outlines Prohis push to gain funds for a million dollar campaign in 1916. Lugene W Chafin of Tucson Arizona backs the effort as the prohibition party discusses strategies at a national conference. The meeting continues through Friday as committee members consider party plans and messaging.
Fragmented OCR listing judgments in error and appeals from multiple parties including Overby and Hayes, with various firms and judges named. The page references numerous Georgia cases from Savannah and Chatham area, noting oral arguments and submission, and indicating several judgments reversed or affirmed.
Atlanta inventor Jo Carroll debuts a versatile cup cover that fits all receptacles and can seal drinks to prevent dirt dust and germs while preserving flavor. The device includes a detachable hose for charging contents without removing the cover and aims to improve soft drink delivery on trains and in hotels and restaurants.
The New York Herald’s compilation shows Atlanta as the nation’s second overall for 1912 in building gains, with a 60 percent rise equating to $6,210,000 last year and $3,987,000 in 1912. Manchester led the list. December 1912 data also place Atlanta seventh for that month with 183 percent or $918,430.
Ikhansis City jurors join the third trial of Dr Clarke Hyde charged with the murder of Colonel Itswop. All preliminary motions have been disposed and the panel of forty seven prospective jurors will be drawn to begin tomorrow.
Underwood Office advertises typewriters for rent at 52 North Broad Street. The notice highlights available models and rental terms for businesses and individuals seeking portable and standard machines in the city. Repairs and service options may be included.
George Grutz an insurance broker and another unnamed broker were indicted by a grand jury investigating the Arson Trust charged with arson to day The group is accused of causing over 309 fires in two years and defrauding about 50000 in insurance Grutz has remained in Tombs jail after the confession of Samuel Gold who reportedly disclosed the trust’s operations The indictment accuses Grutz of being compensated for multiple fires set by trust members
The Underwood Typewriter office offers high grade stenographers and provides contact through Miss Hitt for inquiries.
Chief of Police Kohler of Cleveland, a man with national renown, made a public statement noted for its significance. The remark underscores his stature and influence in law enforcement circles.
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