Atlanta Markets Prices for Vegetables and Fruits
Market report from Atlanta detailing prices for vegetables and fruits, eggs, and poultry, with listings for eggplant, oranges, grapefruits, cabbage, celery, potatoes, peaches, okra, lettuce, corn, and more. Includes live stock and flour, grain, feed, and provision prices, plus notes on market conditions, receipts, and pricing variations.
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Fidelity Prair
Aus
Georgia
Ugt
Georgia State
Tavey Squash Teorsia
Amell
Isa Corn
Export Balance to Show Decrease
Washington reports that April and May saw imports exceed exports, with next U S export balance expected above 400 million for the current year, about 250 million less than last year. Nations show varying surpluses and deficits, while U S demand and trade patterns are analyzed across centuries.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
Germany
Salz
House approves 200000 for Salem fire sufferers
Washington July 10 the House voted 7 to 39 to pass the senate amendment to the sundry civil bill appropriating 200000 to help the Salem fire sufferers. On the fourth roll call the House passed the appropriation 162 to 6.
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Washington
House
Senate
Salem
Hester's Weekly Cotton Figures and Financial Roundup
Foreign markets show mixed tone with Consols at 18 percent money and 78 13 for account. London copper steady at 61 pounds, electrolytic copper quoted, tin and petroleum price cuts announced by Standard Oil of New York. News notes include New York spot silver around 25 12-16 and a ten point cut in refined petroleum making cases 10.99 cents per gallon.
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London
New York
Standard Oil Company of
Standard White
Philadelphia
Unable to find talk partner at farmhouse court
A judge notes that with another boarder present there was someone to converse with, but when only Fay and Genesre remained there was nobody to talk about. The fragment implies limited social interaction at the farmhouse and a sense of isolation.
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Ray
Fay
Bf Genesre
Evacuation of Guaymas Port as Federal Forces Withdraw
Report from Saltillo notes Guaymas, a key Mexican west coast port, was evacuated by federal troops. Carranza authority allows a municipal government to form, with American naval escort ensuring armistice terms while the garrison is installed. Obregon reports heavy losses near Guadalajara and dispersal of federal artillery as constitutionalist forces press advance.
Mediation talks yield no public statement from negotiators
Washington July 10 mediators Naon of Argentina and Suarez of Chile returned from New York where they met Huerta delegates at the Niagara Falls Mexican peace conference. Carranza has not sent a final reply to a proposed joint conference and no comment was made on Saltillo dispatches claiming a majority of constitutionalist generals oppose the talks. Strong constitutionalist forces under Vite, Gonzalez, and Obregon press toward Mexico City, with Carranza agents in Washington predicting a provisional government soon. Also, dispatches report evacuation of Guaymas and Acapulcos by federal forces and the Japanese cruiser Toizuma leaving Mazatlan for Acapulcos. Americans Clarence Gunther and five others are under scrutiny at the state department.
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Washington
Naon
Argentina
Suarez
Chile
New York
Huerta
Niagara Falls
Carranza
Saltillo
General Vite
Pablo Gonzalez
Obregon
Mexico City
Carransa
Iberta
Guadalupe
Howard
Pacific
Guaymas
Admiral Howard
Acapulos
Toizuma
Mazatlan
Acapulcs
Clarence Gunther
State Department
Gueymus
Troops Under Villa To Move South Today
Seiiirio Mexico July 10. The Torreon conference to settle differences between Carranza and Villa has completed its labors to Carranza's satisfaction. Villa's northern division generals reaffirmed loyalty to Carranza and adherence to the Guadalupe plan. Carranza expressed similar congratulations.
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Villa
Seiiiio
Mexico
Leredo
Texas
Torreon
Carranza
Gusta Y Espinosa Mirelos
Guadalupe
Carranga
Aimilariv
New Cabinet Members Take Oath of Office in Mexico City
Mexico City reports chief justice Cartajal took oath as foreign minister. Other Huerta cabinet picks sworn in include Salome Botello for commerce and industry, Arturo Alvaradejo for communications, and General Carlos Rincon Gallardo for sericulture. Roberto Estella Ruiz remains in foreign relations. deputies expected to debate null presidential elections.
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Mexico City
Rrangico Cartajal
Huerta
Commerce and Industry
Salome Botelio
Nuevo Leon
Arturo Alvaradejo
Sericulture
Carlos Rincon Gallardo
Roberto Estella-Ruiz
Foreign Office
Chamber of Deputies
Forsyth Theaters Show Week of Variety and Dance
Matinee and night shows at the Forsyth announce a strong coming program led by Ralph Riggs and Kathaving Witchie. The lineup includes All Aboard Enchantress dances and a Club singalong with Hube Dickinsons monologue Sike mx Justice of the Ponce. Grand theater features a six reel sensational drama The House of Bondage drawing crowds.
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Forsyth
Ralph Riggs
America
Oakland
Hube” Dickinson
Sike mx Justice
Ponce
Eilen Orr
Jack Norworth
Harry de Dls
Senate passes 122 bills in three hours at Washington
Washington July 10 In a five hour session the Senate approved 122 miscellaneous bills and resolutions, a possible record. Notable measures include a joint resolution to raise the regular army to war strength and promoting foreign representation at the international dry farming congress in Wichita Kansas October 7 to 17. Also approved were a bill criminalizing misuse of the American flag as advertising and a bill creating an aviation section in the army signal corps with sixty officers and 269 enlisted men. The bill adds 9880 acres to Pike National Forest in Colorado.
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Washington
Senate
Wich~ Jin
Kan
Army Signal Corps
Eixty
Pike National Forest
Colorado
Atlanta pledges support for Methodist Southern University
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce directors resolved to back establishing a great Methodist University east of the Mississippi. They assert Atlanta as central to the 24 southern conferences, offer hospital and church facilities, and pledge full cooperation to the commission meeting in Atlanta to select a location.
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Atlanta
Southeastern University of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mississippi River
Northern Methodiam
Methodists of
Georgia
Methodists
School of Theology
Randard
Mrs Carman Remains In Jail For 17 Days
Mineola New York July 10 Mrs Florence Conkling Carman accused of murder will stay in Nassau county jail at least 17 days as prosecutors seek grand jury backing. Her examination was postponed to July 31 to allow time for stronger evidence and to question witness Elwood Bardes with defense access. Dr Carman arrived from Freeport and detectives searched his home but did not find the revolver. Florence Carman’s fate hinges on the grand jury and a possible first degree murder indictment. her 12 year old daughter Elizabeth sent a letter of support from jail.
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Mineola
Fiorance Conklin Carman
Lowee Bisley
Nassau County
George B. Levy
Louis J Smith
Carman
Justice of the Perce
Bardes
Freeport
Louise Hailey
Norton
Florence Carman
Batley
Smith
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Company
Florence Conkling Garman
Louise Bailey
Elizabeth
Mamma
Kidnaping Charge Against Hackman
Edgar Hobbs, a hackman, was bound over to the superior court by Justice McLemore on a kidnaping charge. Bond was set at 200 dollars after he allegedly abducted Josie May Fulcher, about 16, from her home on Sunday afternoon and took her to another location. she was found two days later following a parents’ search and a warrant was issued.
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Columbus
Edgar Hobbs
McLemore
Superior Court
Hobbs
Hackman
Josie May Fulcher
Spalding County Fair slated for November in Griffin Ga
The Spalding county fair in Griffin Georgia runs November 16 through 21. The premium list is being distributed to citizens today. The catalogue promises a larger exhibit variety, more premium awards, and ongoing improvements at the fair grounds including rebuilding the poultry building and standardizing the racetrack.
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Spalding County Fair
Grifon
Cittengs
Fair Grounds
Atlanta inman park apartment project contract awarded
The Feld Realty company won a Friday contract to build a three story brick veneer apartment house on Elizabeth street and Edgewood avenue in Inman Park designed by architect A. F. N. Everette. The twelve outside apartments include front and back porches and modern amenities at an estimated cost of 22 900 dollars. Deals in the works for large properties are expected to be announced soon, with cash portions in at least two of them.
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Feld Realty Company
Axe
Property Transfers Revealing 1912 1919 Deeds in City
A crowded list details warranty deeds and transfers across multiple streets and avenues, with prices ranging from 2000 to 14000 dollars. Names include Deana Ok Fleming, John Thompson, Lacy Wilhelm, Ethridge, and many others, involving parcels on North Jackson Street Waverly Way Grand View Avenue and more, dated 1912 to 1930s.
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Deana Ok Fleming
John £. Thompson
Jackson Street
Lacy A. Wilhelm
Hya. Ethridge
Waverly Way
Jupe
E. W. Grove Realty Company
Catherine R. Dasaengale
North Side
Charles Place
Hixhland Avenue
Mary
Horna
Ross L. Tillman
Greensterry Avenue
Wellborn Street
Aixion
W. C. Harper
Hannah
Adair Atreat
Houtenet
Mathawson
C. W. Smith
J. P. Glore
Grand View Avenue
Woodland Avenue
C. W. Brown
George Beasley
Lara HW
Calaway
Oscar le Swiney
Georgia Avenue
Terry Street
George W. Collier
G. Burdett
Rushin
Faul C. Roberts
Ormond Street
HI Street
Maria L Isham
Jobo W. Moors
Ninth Street
Bedford Place
L. C. Green
N. J. Cruger
Corner
DeKalb
DeKalb Avenuer, 101G714 Feet Uly T. 43,000—J. R. McAdams
Wight & Co
Confederate Avenue
South Moreland Avenue
Mary A. Blodgett
Charles J. Vaughan
North Boulevard
Thompson
George Z. Pyaitos
Bunker Street
Charles M. Marshall
LL H. Adama
Fot
Aide Wiciliame
Emmett Street
Oaly
Morriy Cohn
W. T. Ashford
Hida Lawshe
Went Fair Street
M. Yow
Catherine
Magsenett
Merer & Kiser
St Charles Place
Highland Avenue
H. A. Etherides
C. H. S. Jackson
Amoskeag Sayings Bank
Lot
South Side
North Avenue
Willow Street
C. i
Jackson
Same
Jennie D. Mckley
Dickinnan Trust Company
Whitehall
Dmrn
Verale McMaster
Mian Fiorence D. Lynch
Five Bandits Hold Up Katy Flyer Northwest of St Louis
Reported rail car robbery on the Katy Flyer near Klondyke Missouri with five bandits seen by two track workers. Pfeifer, a track walker, says three guards plus two robbers protected crew as bandits rifled the express car and ordered the engine to move toward Klondyke before retreating toward the passenger cars.
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St. Louis
Missouri
Charles Pfeiffer
Peltier
Klondyke
Pfeifer
Klomdyke
Senecas Put In Claim For Old Treaty Rights
Washington July 10 The protest from the Seneca Indians in New York opposes any section of proposed water regulation that ignores their treaty eighth. Frank L Patterson and Solon S Byke lead the protest noting the Pickering treaty of 1794 and 1815 rights. They contend Niagara River above the falls was relinquished by the Seneca and reserved to the United States only harbor use while hydraulic diversions infringe on their rights.
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Washington
Hange Foreign’ Affairs Committee
Niagara River
New York
Frank L. Patterdon
Alleghany and
Cattaraugus Senecas
Solon S Byke
Tonawanda
United States
Six Nations
Canandaigua
Great Fall
Buffalo Creek
State of New York
Court frees parents of Catherine Winters
New Castle Indiana July 10 The circuit court dismissed the conspiracy case against Dr W 3 Winters and his wife Mrs Byrd Winters in the disappearance of their 9 year old daughter Catherine Winters citing insufficient evidence. William R Cooper also charged in the conspiracy was released. Affidavits had been filed May 30 1914 by Indianapolis detective Robert A Abel. Catherine Winters disappeared March 20 1914.
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New Castle
Ind
W. 3
Winters
Byrd Winters
Catherine Winters
William R. Cooper
Robert A. Abel
Indianapolis
Odd Fellows Elect Officers in Summerville
Summerville Odd Fellows held their regular meeting on July 10 and elected officers for the enstme year. The roster includes W. L. Farrew as NG, iva smith, v. Ga Toe, Whitley, 5. N.G., 2. L. Green, L., 3. NOG, O. PO Martin, Allan King, 0 3. G. 3. W. Alexander, W. Wall Thomas, H.'s. S., W. F. Woods, L883 3. 0. Vaughn, Ros Vo G5 Tt J. White, L. 3. W. G. B. Pp, Gaines, Chaplain.
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Odd Fellows
Lyerly
Summerville
W. L. Farrew
NG. Iva Smith
V. Ga Toe
Whitley
W. F. Woods
Vaughn
J. White
Gaines
Chaplain
Lyerly and Summerville School Bonds Sold
A notice states that Lyerly and Summerville school bonds were sold to a Chicago bond company, enabling new school buildings to be erected in Lyerly and Summerville within the coming months.
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Lyerly. Ga
Lyerly
Summerille
Ghicugy
Summerville
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Georgia Savings Bank and ‘Trust Company
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Pat C. Roberts
Grace I. Hoffman
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Dr. Horace Grant
J. D. Watson
Longhorn Street
St. Louis Union Frust Company
B. W. Grove Realty Company
Ot Om
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E. H. Oliver
J. van Valkenburg
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Kirkpateick “Mailware Company
Maude B
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Linwood ‘Avenue
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Holmes Frederick
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B.C. Henderson
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W. M. Weathersay
C. G. Henneb
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Burkert-Simmons Company
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Ldrive
Avralis
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Alsace
P.m
Bunday
Hughes
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Georgie
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Slivey Building
Woodward Azo
Morrow Transfer & Storage Company
West Alabama St
Pryor Street
Forrest
George Adair
N. Pryor Street
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Weyman & Connors
Foote & Davies Company
Joel Hunter & CO
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