Sakura Jima disaster reports vast devastation and evacuations
Tokyo reports describe Sakura Jima covered in lava and ash, with countless corpses and refugees drowning while fleeing to Kagoshima. Japanese towns near the eruption face housing and famine pressures as aid and evacuations continue. American officials report citizens safe, with missionaries named among evacuees and statements of sympathy exchanged with Japan’s emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Sakura
Kagoshima
Ikagoshima
Sakura-Jima
Kiushio
Kumamoto
Carl Delenman
Nagasaki
Bendai
J. Alice Finlay
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Misa Harriet M1 Lansing
Jessie Noordhoff
Reformed Church Im “America
P.P! Modling
Southern Baptist Conference
Richmond
Virginia
Sakura Jima
Groges
Tone
Wilson Cables Sympathy
Washington
Wilson
Havine
Woodrow Wilson
Yeanthita
A B and A Moves Trains to Terminal Station
Beginning Sunday February 1, all A B and A passenger trains will arrive at and depart from the terminal station instead of Union Station. January 31 marks the terminal’s use by Atlanta and West Point Central of Georgia Southern and more. other lines keep Union Station. W W Kroxton cites closer yard access and easier terminal access as reason. relations with lines remain cordial.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Terminal Station
Union Station
Herstefore
Atlanta
West Point
Central of Georgia
Southern Railways
Georgia
Louisville and Nashville
Seaboard Air Line
Western
Birmingham
Atlantic
W. W. Kroxton
Terminal 1
Union
Supreme Court of Ga Judgments Affirmed and Dismissals
A Georgia supreme court docket lists judgments affirmed and dismissals from Hancock Taliaferro Bibb Milton and other counties. Attorneys for plaintiffs in error and opponents include Marsden Merritt Burwell Fleming Moore Pomeroy Glucke Shackelford and others. Rehearing denied. a correction notes no judgment was rendered in Smith v Turner from Wilkes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Et al
Louieville and
Sasswille Railroad Company
Hancock Superior Court
James B. Park
Hines & Vinson
W- Moore
BR. E. Merritt
Joseph B
Bryan Cumming
Burwell & Fleming
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Murden
Taliaferro
Walker
Walker. “Alvin, &, Golucke, Holden ‘& Shackelford
Samuel BH. Stirler
Donchee
Crane
Delalb
Roun
Etheridge & Jetheridge
Moore & Pomeroy
Lunar
V. Taylor
Bibb
Bell, Guerry & Son
Hall & Roberts
Nottingham
Miller & Jforles
Zvarderaan
Jones
Park & Johnson
Altea
Purcell
Milton
Stubbs
Newton
Google
Macon
Martin
Fulton
Smith
Turner
Wilkes
Cal H C Cowles Dies at 71 in Statesville Civil War Veteran
Colonel Henry Jay Cowles longtime clerk of the readers court died this afternoon at his home in Statesville after a stroke. Age 71, he served in the Civil War and was associated with the court since its 1872 establishment. The death followed a Monday stroke.
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Cal
H. C. Cowles
Statesville
N C
Calol
Henry Jay Cowles
Reders Court
Colonel Cowles
Negro to Die for Assault in Hendersonville Trial
In Hendersonville superior court on January 14 Brt Eanes a Black man was found guilty of criminal assault on a white woman. He faces the electric chair to be sentenced Friday. The crime occurred at Fletcher near here last Christmas, causing intense local excitement and nearly provoking mob violence during a turbulent trial.
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Asheville
Eanes
Hendersonville
Will Ba
Bance
Fletcher
Texan Fined Fifty For Strange Ways With Young Girls
Brunswick Ohio January 14 Specially-C Wilson a land company representative from Aransas Pass Texas was fined 50 in municipal court and lectured by Mayor Hopkins for approaching young ladies and children in a rude and peculiar manner claiming he hunted 600 boys and 600 girls to ride Texas ponies. He departed for other sections after the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
C. EB. Wilson
Nm Land Company
Aransas Pass
Texas
Hopkins
Wilson
Beauchamp Renamed Chief Clerk In City Tax Office
At a meeting of the new tax committee George Beauchamp was reappointed chief clerk of the city tax assessors and J T Sledge Collier kept as tax investigator. Other reappointments in the tax office followed, with council confirmation anticipated.
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George Beauchamp
City Tax Assessors’ Office
J. T. (Sledge) Collier
W. C. Gifford
William Bearlen
J. G. Holliday
F. A. Johnson
Tt. W. Norri
Bank leaders push Atlanta as regional reserve site
Letters from Madison and Barnesville bankers urge making Atlanta the location for one of the Federal Reserve regional banks. Cedartown notes endorse Atlanta. Barnesville stockholders form committee to seek membership and site approval. Officers report prosperity. dividends declared and paid.
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Cedartown
Spe
Cedartown Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Regional Reserve Bank
United States
Barnestile Indorses
Barnesville
First National Bank of
Reserve Bank
A Peacock
W. H. Mitchell
Ca Vita
Tyus
F. G. Sims
W. B. Smith
J.B Fleming
R.A. Stafford
MW. Smith
J. W. Gutland
LO. Benon
Baltimore and Washington vie for federal reserve bank
Baltimore and Washington argued today over the site of a new federal reserve bank with both cities pitching regional influence. Baltimore’s Waldo Newcomer urged a district centered on the eastern seaboard and contested New York’s claim to a large eastern reserve district. The committee will hear rivals from Richmond Wheeling Raleigh and Charlotte tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Organization ‘Cormunities
Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Cens
Seaboard
Philadelphia
Waldo Newcomer
National Eixchange Bank
Richmond
Wheeling
W. Vastaleigh
Charlotte
N.C
National Banks Accept Reserve Plan Across States
Washington reports 1626 national banks submitted board resolutions accepting provisions of the new currency law. The tally shows broad geographic uptake with 425 from New England, 285 from the East, 522 from the Midwest, 185 from the West, and 84 from the Pacific. Pennsylvania leads with 225 applications, followed by Ohio, New York, Indiana, and Oklahoma with 53.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
New England
Middle States
Pennsylvania
Ohio
New York
Indiana
Ollahoma
Anderson Named Chief Justice in Alabama Supreme Court
Montgomery Alabama January 14 Governor O Nea l elevated Associate Justice John Anderson to chief justice of the Alabama supreme court. J B Dowdell resigned earlier and L W Fitts of Uniontown was appointed as associate justice to succeed Judge Anderson.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
John 4A. Anderson
Alabama Supreme Court
J.B Dowdell
Instock
Wi L. Fitts
Uniontown
Anderson
J R Smith vows immediate rebuild after Cotton States Belting fire
J R Smith owner of the burned Cotton States Belting and Supply building arrived in Atlanta from south Georgia and said he will duplicate the destroyed structure at once. He noted Mrs E P Black may also rebuild her Avery building, both insured. The conflagration forced about 35 families from their homes and total losses reached 250000 with insurance covering damages. Fire officials debated water pressure during the blaze and praised the fire department for their handling.
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R Smith
Cotton States Belting and Supply Company
Atlanta
South Georgia
E. P. Black
Avery People
Avery
Catton
James Taylor
Cummings
W. Zade Smith
City Water Department
Cotton States Halting and Supply Company
Whitehall Street
William _ Rapp
Hemphill Street
Claude L.ashley
Register
Water Department
Highland Avenue
Smith
Death notices clutter Batonton area with multiple obituaries
A batch of mortuary notices lists R. F. Young age 62 traveling salesman survived by wife Sallie Adams Young son Will Young of Augusta and two sisters. G B Holder wife of former Floyd county legislator dies at 71. Luther H. Schagelberger aged 20 dies at private sanitarium. Grace Mitchell 1 1/2 dies funeral set Greenwood cemetery. Charles Milton Griffin Jr infant dies. I Garner dies in Port Worth. Piedmont Lodge Masons to conduct funeral at West View cemetery.
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Batonton
Tia
Vauuacy
R. 4
Young
Mr. Young
Wid
Sallie Adams Young
Will Young
Augusta
Mre . Scott
Nona Young
Matouton
Rome
Ipeesu
G.B. Holder
G. BR. Holder
Floyd County
Georgia
South Broad Street
Luther H. Sagaelberger
Dodd Avenue
Girla' High School
Mararetto Michelberger
Lilian
Clara Hichelberger
Poole
Finson
Grace Mitchell
Greenwood Cemetery
Peale's Chapel
Br. Mitchell
Bertha Bowers
Charles Milton Griffin
Charles Milton Griffin, Jr
Forrest Avenue
Burkert-Simmons
Garner
Port Worth
Texas
West View Cemetery
Piedmont Lodge of Masons
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers
Pastor Hemmeter Named Concordia College President
Reverend H B Hemmeter pastor of Bethlehem Evangelical Lutheran Church in St Lowe has accepted the presidency of Concordia College Conover NC and will depart next month to direct church missionary work in the southeast after six years of local service.
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Hows
H. B. Hemmeter
Bethlehem Evangelical ‘Lutheran Church
St. Lowe
Concordia College
Conover
N.C
Mr. Hemmeter
Mrs Woodall Heads Suffrage Association Leaders elected in Atlanta annual meeting
Atlanta Equal Suffrage association elected officers yesterday at the Ansley hotel with Mrs Amelia Woodall as president and Miss Eugenia Estill recording secretary. A resolution urged cooperation with state groups to form a Georgia suffrage party and ward committees will canvass ten city wards for education and agitation. Atlanta also set its grand opera season for the last week in April with the Metropolitan Opera company slated to perform, plans to decide operas pending. Secretary Victor L Smith will go to New York to finalize a program of operas.
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Victor Smith
New York
Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association
Ansley Hotel
Amelia Woodall
Milton W. Arrowood
Rebecca Brannon
Eugenia Estill
M. C. Hardin
Ray Klein
Hugh Mlckey
Atlanta, Equal Suffrage Association
Georgia Woman's Suffrage
Leofitty
Atlanta Association
Woman's Suffrage
Georgia
Atlanta
Metropolitan Opera Company
Atlanta Music Festival Associa~ Trap
Yous
Victor EL. Smith
Grand Opera Seison Clogos
Metropolitan Company
Stliita
Smith
Beef from Argentina Soon to be Plentiful
New York January 14 Arrangements for the importation into this country of thousands of tons of beef and other meat products from Argentina Australia and New Zealand have not been completed by a syndicate of American capitalists. The syndicate has leased four warehouse facilities from the New York Dock company for 1 years with renewal options. This marks the first major step toward a steady foreign meat supply since the new tariff took effect.
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New York
Argentine ‘Republic
Australia
New Zealand
New York Dock Company
South America
Connecticut Folks Are Money Savers
Hartford January 14 More than half the people in Connecticut held deposits in savings banks according to the state bank commissioners annual report. The 622000 depositors have 207300000 to their credit, up 14060 depositors and 89000000 from 1912. Estimated state population is 1178000.
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Hartford
Conn
Connecticut
State Bank Commissioners
Breakfast delayed after double death on Long Island
Rowen, Long Island, January 14. The Himer Stevenson family awoke to a fatal scene as Masashi their Japanese cook and an American woman lay dead with a revolver nearby. Authorities could not determine if it was murder suicide or double murder and no one on the Stevenson estate recognized the woman who arrived from New York yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowen
Long Island
Himer — Stevenson
Masashi
Litte
Stevenson
New York
Les
Max
Slew Partner's Wife and Killed Himself in Long Beach
In Long Beach California on January 15, Arihan Conningham a local realty man shot and killed Mrs Kerr wife of his business partner then killed himself. Police say his infatuation with Mrs Kerr and her refusal to desert her husband and children led to the tragedy. The bodies were found with revolvers in hand and both had head wounds.
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Long Beach
Cal
Tet
A. Kerr
Net
Funeral services for Mr and Mrs Garner and family
Notices announce attendance at West View Cemetery for services led by Piedmont Lodge. Burial will follow at 2.20 pm with pallbearers from Rady G. Poole parlors of Pryor Street departing at 2 o'clock.
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JP. Garner
Garnet
Eicudlberger
Luther Eichelberger
Margaret Yaehelberger
Lillian
Clara Fichelberger
Doyle Hanlon
Luther H. Hichelberger
Poole
Pryor Street
Pinson
Bomn
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Supreme Court OF GA
Hames_v. Dobos
Cobh
Merita
T. E. Eadmer
Foster
Grifin & Fohnson
Marley & Mose
Lamar Et al
Taylor
Imbh
Bell
Lamar
SahWi
WY M. Rich & Bros. CO
Rich & Bros. CO
Royal Palm
Cincinnati
Chicago
Southern Railway
Queen & Crescent
BIG Four
Chattanooga Agai
Indianapolis
Louisville
St. Louis
Fhroweh Pullman
City Ticket Office
Peachtree ST
TEXAN
J. K. Orr
NEW Bank
T. M. Douglas
First National Bank of Madison
Qime
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Faceral Reserve Bank
Hesperttully
Tt. M. Douglas
Madison
Anderson IS
J. R. Smith
W. Lode Smith
Mortuary
Robert Young
G. B.holder
Miss Luther A.eichelberger
Mrs
F. T. Garner
RED Man Brand
Earl & Wilson Makiers
Troy
Denier Stina
Argentina
Hurt
Edgewood Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Collins Street
Decatur Street
Joan J. Woodside
IVY
Idood Goog Oogogdhoo
Bop Por Fee Eee
Edgewood and Pryor
Marietta St
Rhodes
A. G. Rhodes & Son
Lodge
Piedmont Lodge
Mason Temple
Ak Oelock
Fred T. Garner
Fort Worth
Harry’ G. Poole
S ‘Mall
Srabrs
OM. OD
Pulton Lodge
Masonic Temple
Joseph TH
WS Richardson
Faryire Lodge
Knights of Pythics
Teelomaht
Rloch
Pythan Cave
Kiser
Hunter and
Pryor Streets
Page Sein
Ea” Kaushis
Orlassingame
CG F PO
Kt & S
P.O
Liha
Elks Ar
Yernall Alburt
Dunn
Theo Mas
Mary Mo
Sarah Ann
Kramn Morey
Anklin Morey
St.Louis
Albert Fi Morey
Mary Morey
H M. Patterson & Son Rey
Red A. Line
Barclay & Brandon Co
Ivy Street
Corner Baker
Auto Ambulance
Woolley
Victor
Adame George
Siettelle
S. Pryor
Hunter Sco
Catlogos Fram
Ila A1
Wow York
Ames
Eid
Rughes
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