Greenfield plans five story building on Forsyth near Mitchell
Atlanta real estate notices report Greenfield estate seeking permit to close sidewalk for sixty days during demolition and construction on Forsyth near Mitchell as city delays action through street committee. Numerous property transactions follow, listing sales on Alexander Juniper Magnolia Walnut Greenwood Howell Howell DeKalb Lake Avenue and other streets with prices from 1,250 to 9,000 and several vacant lots and new houses.
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Edwin L. Harling
Capitol Avenue
East Fall Street
West Finn
James Street
Candler
Forsyth Luckle
Atlanta
Marietta
Carnegie Way
Spring
Peachtree
Peachtree Street
Greenfield Estate
Foorsyth
Mitchell Streets
Stoa
James W. Maddox
Third Ward
Chafrman Hall
Maddox
Hall
W. J
John C. DuPree
A. P. Herrington
Alexander Street
J. H. Whitten
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Mr. Whitten
R. C. Littie
Julian
Rodgers
Magnolia
Walnut Streets
Burdett Realty Company
W. R. Ward
D. H. Bryant
Greenwood Avenue
L. Harling
F. M. Wardlaw
Joseph Buchman
Lawrenceville Road
DeKalb County
United Realty Company
Williams
Himore Place
Newalb County
Greene Realty Company
L. J. Spencer
A. J. Paxton, Jr
Howell Avenue
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Paxton
O'Rear
No. T? Robbins
W. Mangum
Southern Railway Company
Charlotte Air Line
W. Mayson
Same
Jennie Waldredge
Copenhill Land Company
William Rowling
Lake Avenue
Elizabeth Street
E. G. Giles
Berry S. Moore
Artoria Street
J. C. Clarke
BE. G. Jones
F. G. Jones
Wallace-Smith Company
M. P. Roane
R. A. Holland
Holland
Elde Garibaldi Street
Flechter Street
George Ware Et al
BR. B. West
Palmetto Avenue
Peoples Street
Verna Cameron
Mintle L. Baughan
Brooks Street
Sydney Street
C. G. Hannah
J. A. Boatwright
Lee Street
Campbellton Road
F. J. Fleming
W. B
Pennington
Love and
Terry Streets
Joan A. Pitt
Frank Adair
Eide Edgewood Avenue
Bradley Atrest
Atlanta Real Estate Company
C. R. Alexander
Northeas
Brooktine Street
Maryland Avenue
North Side bungalows attract twenty one applicants
The listing notes twenty one applicants for North Side bungalows with five to seven rooms and full improvements. It promises a good rental and invites interested parties to visit tomorrow and bring their house.
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North Side
South Carolina Day at the Corn Exposition
South Carolina day was celebrated at the fifth national corn show in Columbia. A civic and military parade of twenty nine sections opened the event with speeches by Governor Blease and Mayor T Thompson. The poultry show opened in the afternoon and Farmer union day is planned for Thursday with a mid winter conference of National Farmers' Union officials.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Exposition Grounds
Blease
T. Thompson
Chattanooga
Farmer Union
National Farmers’ Union
Let the People Elect Says North Carolina
Washington report notes that North Carolina legislature approved the constitutional amendment for direct election of senators by the people. It joins Minnesota, Massachusetts, New York, Michigan, and six states overall supporting the measure despite southern opposition to federal overreach in elections.
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Washington
State Department
North Rolina
Fort Carolina
Minnesota
Massachusetts
New York
Michigan
Sights of Washington Denounced in House
Washington January 28 The Washington monument was described as an Egyptian obelisk and the post office building as a cross between a cathedral and a cotton factory. Pension buildings were called a lovely red shed that disfigures Judiciary square. Rep Cooper of Wisconsin defended the proposed 2000 Lincoln memorial slated for a House vote tomorrow.
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Washington
Washington Monument
Aostofice Department
Pension
Judiciary Square
Representative Cooper
Wisconsin
Cooper
Lincoln Memorial
House
Twenty Years in Penalty for the Human Bomb Case
Los Angeles January 28 Carl Reidelbach who terrorized the central police station November 19 with an infernal machine was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary The court remarked if his belief in dynamite as a remedy were unalterable he would face life but twenty years should allow time to change his mind
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Los Angeles
Carl Reidelbach
Central
Ridelbach
Bandit Confesses to Over Twenty Holdups in South Side
Peter Boore admitted with his brother Albert taking part in more than twenty hold ups over six weeks on the south side. He died after confessing following a confrontation with Clarence McSweeney, a police tele phone operator. McSweeney fired back wounding Boore and McSweeney in the hip. Albert Boore later captured.
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Chicago
Peter Boore
Clarence McSweeney
Albert
South Side
McSweeney
McSweeney Bewan
Albert Boore
Princeton official Harold Murray visits Atlanta for talks
Harold G. Murray secretary of Princeton University's graduate council arrives in Atlanta for a three day stay. He will address Peachock Fleet School students at 11 20 A M with Princeton material and stereopticon slides. He then speaks at the Georgia Military Academy and attends a dinner hosted by Dr Boynton with local Princeton alumni. He plans further talks at Boys High School and other schools through Friday.
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Harold G. Murray
Graduate Council
Princeton University
Atlanta
Charles J. Bornton
Princeston
Piedmont Avenue
Murray
Peaecock Fleet School
West Fourteenth Street
Princeton
Georgia Military Academy
Dr. Boynton
Little blue-eyed girl waiting for adoption
A small notice seeks a Christian couple without children to adopt a blue-eyed girl. Applicants must provide references. Communications are to be sent to The Constitution for consideration in a future parental placement.
Barrett Urged as Wilson Secretary by Georgia Rep Hughes
Rep Dudley M. Hughes of Georgia led a 2,000,000 farmer delegation to Trenton urging President Wilson to name Charles S. Barrett of Georgia as secretary of agriculture. The group included T. J. Douglas R. L. Barnett Peter Radford T. J. Brooks and others. They reported cordial reception but no hint of the president's decision.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Wilson
Charles S. Barrett
Georgia
Mournful Losses Across Screven and Georgia Counties
Captain D S Laffitte of Screven county dies after brief pneumonia illness at home aged about 38. He was tax assessor, railroad manager, and former conductor, with Masonic and Knights of Pythias honors at his funeral in Sylvania. Also notices for William Madison Keith of Alabama and Frances Godfrey of Madison, and John Henry Stevenson of Lawrenceville, all with funeral details and surviving relatives.
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Sylvenie
Wae
D. S Laffitte
Screven County
Methodist Church
Masonic Fraternity
Knights of Pythings
Laffitte
Conyers
Willam Madison Keith
Joan J. Keith
Conyers Presbyterian Church
Hanceville
Alace
Keith
Chancellorsville
Georgia
Braxton Bragg
Murrayville
Hall County
Nouthern
Cullman County
Alabama
Ie Isaves
John J. Abercrombie
Woodstock
Joseph Abercrombie
Ala
L. Young
Corsicana
Texas
W. B. Keith
Edna
Anne A. Gambile
Panceville
H. A. Gamble
John D. Keith
Convers
Hilleboro
Frances Godfrey
Madison
M. J. Godfrey
Middle Georgia
J. H. Stevenson
Lawrenceville
John Henry Stevenson
India
Prospect Church
R. P. Jackson
J. H
Howard Stevenson
J. H. Crow
C. Davin
J. P. Austin
J. T. Aderhold
Mack Davis
Atlanta
W. H. Davis
New Orleans Hobo Convention Open Delayed
New Orleans January 88. Open session of the National Hobo convention is postponed due to related freight train delays and vagrancy law enforcement. Jefferson Davis says Mississippi Alabama and nearby states arrest hobos, with about seventy five delegates jailed on vagrancy charges awaiting Mardi Gras outcome. James Eads How and Davis attempted to rent a hall without success as leaders consider opening in a park or jail yard depending on a delegate vote.
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New Orleans
Jefferson Davis
Migratory Workers’ of America
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Davie
Reynolds
James Eads How
St. Louis
Davis
Parieh Unson
House of the Detention
Wisconsin Supreme Court Upholds Custody Removal
Madison January 28 The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld the right of the law to take children from a father to their stepmother. Investigation by teachers alleged Joseph Spritka's second wife mistreated Spritka's children. County Judge Parsons committed them to a public institution. an appeal by Spritka failed.
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Madison
Wis
Wiscconsin Supreme Court
Jozeph Spritka
Spritka
Parsons
Supreme Court
Hundred Men Buried in Tabernacle Ruins
Eldorado Kansas January 28 a collapse at a revival tabernacle construction buried one hundred volunteer workers under fallen timbers. Fifteen injured two fatally two expert carpenters warned of an overloaded roof twenty five women were at work moments earlier before they left to prepare dinner at a nearby church.
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Eldorado
Ekan
Iwork
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LaFrance
Lee and
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Norwood Avenue
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Gerfield
Peachtree Road
L. C. Green Company
Third National Bank
Ivy
Fitzhugh Knox
Decatur
South Candler Street
J. K. Muse
B. F. Burdette Realty CO
Empire Building
West Peachstree
Willingham Real Estate Agency
AUBURN _AVE
Herer
Thunnicutt
H. W. Dews
Ansley Park
Liebman Rea Estate and Renting
Walton Street
AOR
H. Smith & Ewing
Tye
Think
S.won
Alley
Fischer & Cook
Hart & Cone
Empire Life
Cofield Investment Company
Telephone Main
Fourth Ward
J. M. Beasley
R. E. Easterlin Printing and Engraving Company
Hallman Building
Fay
West Peachtree
E. Rivers
Alabama ST
Mercer W. Gilmer
Avenue
Geo. P. Moore
Real’ Estate Row
Auburn Ave
Harris G White
Grant
Ivy Street
Edgewood Avenue
Harris G. White
W. L
John D. Dupree
Empire Bldg
Gainesville
Georgia Home & Farm.co
Sox
Teal Estate Sales
P. S. Wall
Katie
Rosa Smullyan
Capital Avenue
Soxtert
Edgar Morris
West End Park Company
Gide Hugh Street
Stewart Avenue
Janary
Lion
Peacock
Phoenix Investment Company
Garibaldi Street
Edith EB. Kuehn
Fiva Willams
St. Charles Avenue
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Tiletto Feet
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William H
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Burckhardt
W. W. Strong
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Lucinda Lacham
W. M. Sheats
M. J. Sheats
Langhorme Street
J. P. Pharr
Vickery
Sinclair Avenue
Colquitt Avenue
W. Ww
Elle Woo
Rosa Small
Trust Company
Truster
Pauline H. Crane
Kawara
O'Donnell
Cummings Place
Lake Av
F. Kidd
Georgia Far Bank and Trust Company
East Aide Avenue
Chestnut Street
Union Avenue
Cheetnut Street
Thekinson
Iue
Anue
C Senktell
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
Pearl Street
W. So Archer, Jr
Security State Bank
Ormond Street
Martin Street
Paul F. Vose
Yancey, Int
JR Sale and
Rene Reales
Turman, Black & Calhoun
North Carolina
Pace’s
Ferry Road
Paces Ferry Road
Haas & MacIntyre
Homer A. McAfee
Atlanta Nat
Arbig
Opportunity H
Blake
Main
Atlanta National Bank
Bandit
Harold Murray
Barrett
Secretary of Agriculture
Hughes
Ss. Laffitte
Sylvania
M. Keith
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