Realty Trust Co Elects 7 All Its Old Officers
Edwin P. Ansley Reelected President Of Realty Trust Co While all prior officers were reelected at the stockholders meeting. Directors reelected include Candler, Shonts, Ansley, Harems, Thompson, Wimbish, Sustey, Ransom, Truitt, Patternon and others from Atlanta New York Washington LaGrange and Atlanta members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P Anstey
Lueckle
Forsch Sreets
Atlanta
Realty Trust Company
Toohholders
P Ansley
Harris
Sce
Mather
Oh Patternon
Frank Orme
John Gilsagre
Mrs Mary J Zimmer Funeral Attended by Many
The funeral for Mrs Mary J Zimmer was held yesterday afternoon at 2:30 from Patterson chapel on Forsyth Street. Drs Belk and Smith officiated. The chapel was crowded with friends and family, flowers for the deceased were numerous, and interment followed at Westiew. Pallbearers included Ned Tayne, Chet Lochringe, Maranall Loch-Tile, James Williams, Hon Dutton, Les Barnes, Bred Mouser, and Tom Anderson.
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Mary J Zimmer
Patterson Chapel
Fors
Baby Girl Found Dead In Its Crib
Eva Estelle Riding six months old daughter of J Ridling of 409 Simpson Street was found dead in her crib by an older sister yesterday morning The coroner ruled death from unknown causes and the body was taken to Greenboro Bond and Bloomfield parlor Funeral arrangements will be announced later
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Eva Estelle Riding
J 4 Ridling
Simpson Street
Mrs Ridling
Ridling
Little Ones
Greenbero, Bond & Bloomfield
Turkish Palace Burns in Constantinople Fire
January 19 reports say the palace of Cheragan where parliament sits was nearly destroyed by an accidental blaze. The chamber of deputies burned out and the senate hall badly damaged, rendering them unusable. the palace, a Bosphorus landmark, was built by Sui Jian Abdu Aziz. Also noted is the critical condition of Bishop Fass of the Methodist Episcopal church after a paralysis strike.
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Constantinople
Cheragan
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Suijian Abdu Aziz
Bosphorus
Bishop Fass
Philadelphia
Bishop Trust Fass
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lottery Charge Fixed On Chines Lee Bing Chee and Loo Ging Gong
Lee Bing Chee and Loo Ging Gong, claiming descent from Confucius, were found guilty in Judge A. Calhoun's court of running a lottery. The raid on a joss house at 59 West Hunter Street uncovered a board with odd figures. Interpreters Lum Woo and George Lee helped parse the near English testimony as the defense claimed funds were raised to bury a Mason brother, Loo Chun. The jury deliberated briefly and returned a guilty verdict. two companions were released on demurrer.
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Lee Bing Chee
Loo Ging Gong
Confucius
A. 2. Calhoun
Joss
Hest Hunter Strogt
Loo Chun
Lum Woo
George Lee
Doca
Ling Chow Wong Bong
Gush Aw Hang Hang Ar
Leo
Leo Sing Chee
Waa
Lum How
Lee Sik
Demur Rera
Freight Bureau Names All Its Old Officers
The Atlanta Freight Bureau renewed its officers for the coming year at its annual meeting. G M Hudson was re elected chairman RS Weasels vice chairman H H Whitcomb treasurer and Harry T Moore secretary and traffic manager. The bureau will move to the Rhodes building on Marietta street after February first and reported a healthy balance and optimistic outlook.
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Atlanta Freight Bureau
City Hall
Rhodes
Marietta Street
Alent
Freight Bureau
G M Hudson
RS Weasels
H H Whitcomb
Harry T Moore
Bureau
Female smuggler pleads guilty in trunk smuggling case
In New York on January 19 Mrs Angelo C Quinian, named among twenty seven dressmakers indicted for the sleeper trunk smuggling conspiracy, pleaded guilty and was fined $500 by Judge Tudge Hough in the criminal branch of the United States circuit court.
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York
Angelo C Quinian
Tudge Hough
United States Circuit Court
Plague in Ecuador Report From Guayaquil Jan 19
In Guayaquil Ecuador during the last fortnight there were thirty four bubonic plague cases and seventeen deaths with fifteen yellow fever cases three fatal. The report underscores a deadly outbreak in the port city and its health impact.
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Ecuador
Guayaquil
Guyaaull
Knapp Speaks on Boll Weevil in Memphis
Dr Braman A Knapp of the U S Department of Agriculture addressed hundreds of farmers at the Business Men's Club in Memphis on the boll weevil. He warned that discouragement and pessimism cost cotton farmers as much as the pest and offered seven rules for fighting the weevil and sustaining crop production including early destruction of stalks and better soil preparation. He urged diversified crops and self sufficiency on plantations and highlighted the Delta as the continent’s most valuable land even with the weevil.
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Memphis
Tenn
Business Men's Club
Braman A. Kapp
United States Department of Agriculture
Miaslesippi
Arkansas
United Atstes
Knapp
Bankera
Credit Gabor
Wrevil Ss
Texas
Louisiana
Txnapp
Federation of Trades to Name Officers Tonight
The semi annual election of officers of the Atlanta Federation of Trades will be held Wednesday night at the Federation hall on North Forsyth street. William Van Houten likely to win without opposition, with S B Marks of The Georgiana newspaper a possible successor if he declines. The Golden Jubilee committee of the Atlanta Typographical Union will also meet to plan the federation’s celebration, merging with the federation’s own anniversary events. Louis Marquardt leads the federation’s celebration work and is eyed for secretary of the press role. Key figures expected at the Auditorium gathering include Rev Father Gunn, Governor Brown, Mayor Maddox, President Paton, and others, with the Piedmont Quartet likely to perform. Wolff, a noted funeral director from Macon, enters Georgia Life Insurance Company duties in Atlanta for several days.
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Atlanta Federation of Trades
Federation Hall
North
Forsyth Street
William van Houten
Federation
van Houten
Atlanta
Fea
Atlanta Typographical Union
Avanta Federation
Louis Marquardt
Poreas
Belleve
Marquardt
Father Gunn
Sacred Heart Church
Governor Brown
Georgia
Maddox
Paton
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
William van Honton
Atlanta Federation
H. B Blackburn
Ransom Wright
A. Paull
Atkinson
Piedmont Quartet
Landrum Guilty of Manslaughter in Pubic Road Stabbing
The Rome jury found Micajah Landrum guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the July pubic road stabbing death of Jack Davis. Judge Maddox will sentence tomorrow. Both men were prominent county farmers. the trial in Floyd superior court drew strong local interest as leading lawyers defended both sides. The jury deliberated two hours and forty five minutes. The defendant showed no emotion as the verdict was read.
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Rome
Micajah Landrum
Jack Davis
Maddox
Landrum
Pavia
Thia County
Floyd Sutterior
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Eiseman & Weil
Eva Estelle Ridling
Loo Chuen
New York City
Postum Cereal Company, Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
U. A
Postum
Wellville
Federation OF Trades
Keely
Frank E. Block CO
California
Colorado
the Great West
St. Louis-Colorado Limited
St. Louis Union Station
Wabash
Union Pacific
Geo. L. Ward
Gen
So. Agt
Wabash R. R. Co
No. Pryor St
Atlanta, Ga
F. van Rensselaer, G. A. Union Pacific R. R. Co
Peachtree St
Willingran Tift Lumber CO
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