Nice six room cottage near Grant Street public school on corner
Real estate ads offer various Atlanta area homes and lots for sale or exchange. Highlights include a six room cottage on a corner lot near Grant Street public school priced with cash and monthly terms, a large corner lot house on Mell Avenue near DeKalb, a 50 by 208 foot lot on Garden Street, and multiple 6 to 7 room homes on South Boulevard and other streets with affordable payments and no loan requirements. Also listed are a 22 acre Dalton land and home for sale or trade, Ansley Park 12 room house, West End eight room home, and exchange opportunities with farms and vacant properties.
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Garden ST
Georgia
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Dalton
Atlanta
Tomanties
W & A and Southern Railway
H C Blake
Ashby Street
Oglethorpe
Cole
West Peachtree
Oak Street
Lendon
Mell
Central business blocks for sale on aggressive terms
A dense real estate list promotes multiple Atlanta properties. Central corner blocks, a 160 by 1135 foot site, and other business blocks offer long leases and high income. Prices cited include rent figures such as 2400 yearly and 2100 yearly for partial improvements. Also advertised are a Peach Tree lot near progress and a fine manufacturing building with modern utilities.
Real Estate Boom Shifts Focus to South Side Atlanta
A wave of activity rebuilds value on Atlanta’s south side as buyers chase neglected city zones. Investors seek profits from new rail-related development and rising rents, with builders marketing Stewart near Pearce and South Decatur lots. Public works talks spark optimism about bonds, streets, sewers, and city growth.
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Peachtree Stand
New Center of
Yaluas
Candler
South Side
Home Ownership Offered by G. B. Bond in Peters Building
A home building and rent purchase offer from G. B. Bond invites interested wives to call for a cozy, custom home. He promises to create plans if none are ready and lets buyers pay over time. Phone contact set at 1740 404 Peters Building.
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Iease
G. BR. Bond
Peters Building
Play at Lucy Cobb Presents A Formidable Cast
The January 21 performance at Lucy Cobb noted as the prettiest seen on that stage featured Monsieur Beaucaire and an exquisite costumed production. Misses Bernstein Cooly, Carlisle, Turner, Scarborough, and Dungan portrayed fashionably titled ladies, with Miss Annie Lord as Beat Nash and Miss Calle Smith as the Duke of Winterset.
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Athens
Monsieur Henvecake
Sency
Gertrude Bernstein
Ax Monsieur Beaucaire
Roselle Cooly
Mary Carlisle
Turner
Scarborough
Dungan
Dread Fortson
Moyneux
Annie Lord
Beat Nash
Eage
Grace Misa Calle
Smith
Duke of
Winterset
Ex-Bank Official to Answer Charges in California Case
Memphis Tenn January 29 W Hayes, an ex bank official, was arrested last night at the request of San Francisco police. He is said to be wanted in connection with alleged violations of state banking laws. He was released on a writ of habeas corpus and plans to travel to California to answer pending charges. An officer is en route to return Hayes to California. The charges relate to suspensions of several San Francisco banks where he served as an official.
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Hayes
Police Department
San Francisco
California
Mackley Convicted of Killing 18 Year Old Caroline Hunt
Polego Ono January 29 Joseph J Mackley aged 33, a switchman, was convicted today of murdering Caroline Hunt, 18, at her home on December 27. The jury imposed death with no mercy recommended. Mackley said his mind failed on the day of shooting. His mother died earlier. his brother Jerry was indicted jointly. A motion for a new trial will be argued next week.
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Ono
Joseph J Mackley
Caroline Hunt
Hunt Mackiey
Father Hodnett Dead in Chicago Pastor Leader of Irish League
Rev Thomas Pope Hodnett 5 years of age was pastor of the Church of the Immaculate Conception and died today in Chicago. For many years he served as treasurer of the Irish Parliamentary League in America and was president of the Infirm Priests Association during its existence.
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Father Hodnett
Chicago
Thomas Pope Hodnett
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Treaure
Irish Parliamentary League
America
Infirm Priests Association
Chamber of Commerce Banquet in Macon Georgia
More than seventy prominent persons will attend a Macon Chamber of Commerce banquet on February 10 with 45 speakers and invited guests. Elaboration of the program is underway as streets are opened and subdivisions laid out around the city in preparation for the spring market. A large tract on Stewart Avenue is being developed into a park as part of city improvements stretching toward East Lake and the wedding of Atlanta and Decatur.
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Pearce St
Decatur
Chamber of Commerce
Macon
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Stewart Avenue
Atlanta
Atlante
Mississippi Senator Afraid of Taft Headlines
Washington January 25. Senator Gordon of Mississippi stood in the doorway of the White House office brushing snow from his beard. He said Taft was the only president he feared due to Taft's frankness and radiant good nature. Gordon recalled Taft's visit to Mississippi last fall and warned he might capture the state from the democracy.
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Washington
Gordon
Mississippi
White House
Taft
Missisaippi
Investigation into Pellagra Proceeds by Public Penitentiary Service
Washington reports direct action directing an assistant surgeon to Columbia and nearby Biases to continue the pellagra investigation focusing on cause nature and transmission methods. Dr Cooke named president in the era. Chattanooga notes administrator changes at Gehiennty Female College with Dr JW Tespass resigning. Dr Cooke, a Depauw graduate, active in the Methodist church.
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Cooke
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Tent
Charles
W Cooke
Dallas
Bisas
Gehiennty Female College
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JW Tespass
Br Cooke
Depauw University
Greencastle
Methodist Church
General Wilder Named to National Military Park Commission
Washington January 29 General John T Wilder of Tennessee is named to succeed Colonel Cornelius action of Ohio who has resigned. Wilder, a Civil War veteran who fought in the Battle of Shi remains the subject of the commission appointment and shifts in the National Military Park board actions.
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Washington
John T Wilder
Tennessee
Bhijon National Miliary Park Commission
Colonal Cornelius
National Cooperative Shirtwaist and Neckwear Co. Formed
In Trenton on January 29 the National Cooperative Shirtwaist and Neckwear Company is incorporated with authorized capital of 108000 dollars. Par value of each share is 1 dollar. The company aims to aid shirtwaist strikers in New York Philadelphia and will have support from wealthy New York women.
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National
Cooparative Stirtwaist and Neckwear Compans
New York
Philadelphia
Rate Agreements Burned in New York Cable Toll Ruling
New York January 38. Various cable companies burned their rate agreements when new state law took effect. General Manager Ward of the Commercial Cadre testified before the Davis legislative committee that no one document is extant. He said there is a saving agreement as to tolls, but cable tolls, air and gas maintain identical rates.
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Cab'a
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M Ward
Gemoans Tetltying Toan
Davis Legislative Committee
Bishop Cyrus Foss Dies After Stroke in Philadelphia
Bishop Cyrus D Foss longtime Methodist Episcopal Church leader died at 8 40 tonight at Hahnemann hospital after a paralytic stroke suffered while riding a trolley car on January 18 His family was by his bedside Foss born 1824 in Kingston New Jersey was educated at Wesleyan University elected bishop at the 1880 General Conference He lived in Minneapolis 1880 1888 and moved to Philadelphia in 1888 He had retired from active duties in 1900 and is survived by a son and daughter.
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Epiggops
Hahnemann Hospital
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Kingston
Wesleyan University
The
Methodist Church
Bishop Foss
Minneapolis
Bishop Dose
Tom Johnson Ill. Mayor Facing Serious Illness In Cleveland
Private advices from Johnsons friends in Cleveland report he is suffering from cirrhosis of the liver. The eight year Cleveland mayor, defeated last November, had said the upcoming period would be his first real test in years.
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Tom Johnson
York
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Bar Members Seek Postponement of U S Court Session
Valdosta bar members urge Judge Speer to adjourn the United States court session in Valdosta until the new federal building is completed. The court has held sessions in the state courthouse since the creation of the southwestern division.
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Macon Ga
Bar of
Valdusts
Judge Speer
United States Court
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