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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1912

Page

8

Peachtree Street widening plans promised city action

Peachtree Street will be widened to 60 feet at Baker and Harris streets and eventually to 39 feet, with side strip 10 feet on each side under property owners’ limited rights. Carl Witt owns corner property at Peachtree and Harris and will tear down front and rebuild rear to permit the work. A special committee will determine exact costs, with Macon reporting July 12. Also notes changes in the Georgia Southern and Florida Railway official family including Hatcher resigning, Worrett becoming trainmaster, and Marshall replaced by Prather.

Peachtree Street Baker Harris Arnty Peachtree Peachtree and Carl Witt Macon Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Holly Hatcher Newark Lo Marsh Tratnmaster Mirsa W.fpf Munson Matcher Vincan Southern Railway Columbus Georgia Southern Florida Bath Bridge Row

Puzs Cured At Home By New Absorption Method

Suffering from bleeding itching or protruding warts send address for home cure information on a new absorption treatment. The ad promises relief and a trial sample with references, urging readers to write to Mrs M Summers, Box P, Notre Dame.

M Summers Box Notre Dame

Mock Duck Tong Leader to Return to China

Mock Deck, famed Chinese Tong leader in New York, will retire and enter China within weeks to live near his birthplace. He has led the Hip sing in New York for twenty years and will be accompanied by Wong Geth, his partner in business and gambling ventures.

Mock Duck Tong China New York Mock Deck Wong Geth

Georgia Farmers Face Rain Damaged 1912 Crop Outlook

Georgia crop prospects are bleak as heavy rains sweep south Georgia delaying growth and threatening yields. J G Eubanks, president of the Farmers Union, cites widespread rooting and stunting and notes plans to discuss cooperative marketing at upcoming meetings of the Farmers Union, Union Phosphate, and Carminal Manufacturing companies. Delegates meet July 16 with railroads offering reduced rates on convention travel upon certificate verification.

Farmers' Union Union Phosphate Company Carminal Manufacturing Company South Georgia J G. Eubanks Farmers Union Red Mens Wigwim Central Avenue J G Hubants Union City Carminal Implement Manufacturing Company

Round Trip Fare Atlanta to Chattanooga In 1912

The W and A R R offers round trip tickets from Atlanta to Chattanooga for 2.50, for trains leaving Atlanta at 4 50 p m and 8 56 p m July 13 1912, valid return by the train arriving Atlanta 11 45 Monday morning after the sale date. Co E Harman General Pass Agent.

Atlanta Chattanooga Co. E. Harman L Pass

Rioting in Boston Disrupts Street Car Service

Rioting in connection with a street car strike broke out in the Brighton district before daybreak today. Four passengers and two motormen were struck by missiles as windows were broken in three cars. Two disturbances occurred near a hall where aead a meeting of the eee had been held. No arrests were reported.

Boston Brighton Eee

Alexander May Run for Governor

Rumors say Hooper Alexander of De Kalb may enter Georgia’s governorship race as a prohibitionist. He has not committed, saying he is not considering running, though pressure from prohibition supporters and recent Tipping near beer bill passage could influence him.

Hooper Alexander DeKalb Georgia Alexander Upo Mr Alexander

Railroads Must Stick to Their Legal Rates

The Supreme Court upholds a $1000 fine on railroads charging higher than the legal through fare. William Stephens of Whitesburg sued Central of Georgia for 2000 alleging overcharged through ticket to Atlanta via Newnan, with the Atlanta and West Point requiring 121 dollars instead of 106. The court remands for a new trial.

Supreme Court William Stephens Whitesburg Central of Georgia Atlanta Newnan West Point Railroad Commission

Estate of Borden worth 310 million in New York probate

The late Matthew C D Borden of Oceanic New Jersey left an estate of about 310 million to be held in trust until all grandchildren die. The widow and children share equally. Yale University receives a 250 thousand dollar bequest.

Oceanic Matthew C D. Borden Fair River New York Yale University

Tribute to General Clement Evans Remembered by Georgia Prison Commission

In the fifteenth annual report Georgia prison commission pays tribute to General Clement A Evans who died July 2 1911 while a member of the board since its creation. Judge T E Patterson writes of him as faithful and true a patriot and servant to country and state, a devoted father and relative. The commission extends this testimonial to his family as part of the department record.

General Assembly Georgia Prison Commission Clement Evans T E Patterson Commission Clement A Evans Jules

Tallulah Falls Group Opens Kimball HQs

The Tallulah Falls Conservation association moved into room 12 on the parlor floor of the Kimball house to lead a campaign against using the falls for commercial purposes. W T McWhorter and Mrs Ww T McWhorter direct the effort, with Helen D Longstreet as a key figure. Locals display capitol pictures highlighting the falls as the “Switzerland of America” to draw attention.

Kimball House Tallulah Falls Association Capitol Switzerland America

New Orleans Teachers Face Kiss Prohibition Measure

New Orleans July 12 The anti tuberculos is league urges a school board rule banning teachers from kissing pupils amid concerns over inappropriate contact. The board plans to consider the measure after league action.

New Orleans Anti-Tuberculosis League Ulegal

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