Working Girls Home Planned at Suffrage Meeting
Mrs Susan E Cunningham spoke to Atlanta Equal Suffrage Association at Carnegie Library outlining a plan for a Home for Working Girls with a convention room named McLendon Hall at the Belmont Adams house. The group discussed better laws including age of consent set at 21, child labor and sanitation measures, and campaigns for pensions, jail inspection, hotel screening, factory sanitation, and seats for women workers. Delegates from the Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan E. Cunningham
Fresa
Atlanta
Enth Sam
Ada T. Balla
Belmont Addams House
McLendoun Fall
My Te MeLendon
Georgia Association
Atlanta Ennal Suffrage Association
BM. G. Hardin
Taft Hall
Helton
Georgia Womaan'a Suffrage Association
Mary L. McLendon
W. H. Felton
M. C. Hardin
Susan
Cunningham
M. T. McWhorter
Leonard J. Grossman
Louisville Man to Begin Term at Kentucky Penitentiary
Richard Allen, 53, a prosperous New Madrid farmer, is jailed in Louisville and will resume his two year sentence at Frankfort for killing Deputy Sheriff Charles Tucker at Liberty, Kentucky, twenty six years ago. Allen escaped Liberty jail after conviction, lived in Casey County, Kentucky, married, and had seven children.
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Louisville
Richard Allen
New Madrid
Frankfort
Charles Tucker
Elberty
Allen
Liberty
Missouri
Tucker
Casey County
Kentucky
Bribery Trial Looms for German War Office Officers
Berlin July 26 Several officials in the war offices with officer ranks will face court martial July 28. They are charged with taking bribes from Krupp and with treason. The trial will be secret with all participants sworn to secrecy. Reports vary on how many officers are involved, Lokal Anzeiger citing seven, four defense lawyers named. An earlier socialist claim prompted the charges following investigations into Krupp bribery aims. General Von Heringen had downplayed wider involvement. One officer is said to be chief clerk of the commissary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Krupp
Loka- Anzeiger
Herr Lieb- Knecht
Army
Navy
von Heringen
Herz Linbknecht
Lokal Anzeiger
Chter
Commis Sadat Department
Baby TM Congressmen Win Their Protest
Indignant baby members of the House protested lack of office space and forced the decision to add another story to the House office building. Work will begin soon and aim to finish before next spring. Officials believe the addition will prevent further enlargement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ti Lg
Capitol
Miners Entombed After Rush of Water in Duluth Mine
Five married miners are trapped in Spruce mine No 1 at Blereth Minnesota after a severe rain caused surface water to flood the workings. Ten companions were rescued and two hundred fifty men had entered the mine that morning. Authorities battle crowds seeking news as rescue efforts continue for the five remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Spruce Mine
Blereth
Attorta
Oliver Iron Mining Company
United States Steel Corporation
Xaniers
Etforts
Stock Exchanged to Dissolve Merger Details
Philadelphia July 18 United States court approved dissolution plan for Pacific and Southern Pacific merger. Exchange of Baltimore and Ohio railroad stock held by Pennsylvania Railroad with Southern Pacific and Union Pacific stock occurred. Southern Pacific stock sold at par while Baltimore and Ohio shares valued differently with an extra $80 cash for one odd preferred share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States Court
Man Pacific-Southern Pacifc
Mercer
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Southern Pacifc
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Baltimore and Ohio
Pennsylvania
Baltimors and Ohio
Union Pacificc
Ninn Pacific
Lieutenant Towers Visit to Mother in Rome Ga
Lieutenant J W Towers chief of the aviation corps of the U S Navy arrives in Rome Georgia for a ninety day furlough to visit his mother Mrs W M Towers. He has fully recovered from a 1009 foot fall into Chesapeake Bay and plans to remain in aviation despite friends urging a transfer to another branch.
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Rome
Jonn Ww. Towers
Aviation Corps
United States Navy
W. M. Towers
Eighth Avenue
Towers
Chesapeake Bar
Sues for 35000 Damages in Georgia Rail Case
In Tifton Georgia on July 16 special reports say Mamie J Pay administratrix for six minor Day children sues Georgia Southern and Florida Railway for 35000 dollars. The husband, a conductor for the defendant, fell from a box car as the train entered Tifton yards on April 16 1913 and was injured.
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Tifton
Mamie J. Pay
T L Day
Tift Superior Court
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Company
United States Reply Delivered to Japan Over California Land Law
Washington reports the United States delivered its reply to Japan on the California alien land act notes. Five notes exchange since May ended with hopes this may conclude the issue, allowing a judicial test of constitutionality when the Webb–Shen act takes effect. Japan may seek a judicial path if diplomacy stalls, with U S officials ready to assist.
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Washington
Ameri- Sap
California
Bryan
Chinda
Tokio
Officeiai
Japan
Ths
Johnson
State Department
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of Audit
Roosevelt Crossing the Bright Angel in Rain
A terrible electrical storm forced Colonel Theodore Roosevelt and party to cross the Colorado River at Bright Angel Canyon. They crossed in a cage suspended from a cable 60 feet above the water as lightning flashed nearby. Roosevelt and Archie and Quentin Alseens were drenched but unharmed.
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Grand Canyor
Aliz
Theodore Roosevelt
Uolurafe
Bright Angel Cap Yon
Bad Lande Houting Grounds
Mrhinine
Johnson elected treasurer of Macon county
Maron Ga July 16 Special Cornell last night unanimously elects Harrison Johnson to succeed the late ALA Tinsley as treasurer and to have already assumed duties. Johnson, formerly assistant under Tinsley, is familiar with the office and will serve until December 16 when the term would have expired.
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Maron
Market Seeks Global Rice Market After Surplus
The Monthern Rice Growers association held its first annual meeting in Beaumont and formed a committee to sail to Europe in search of buyers for about one million sacks of surplus rice. Members Willeka of New York, Godehaux of New Orleans, and Garvey of Teaumont lead the mission, departing New York on July 18. Southern Rice Growers members hail from Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.
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Beaumont
Exes
Monthern Rice Growers’ Association
Europe
Thendere Willeka
New York
Frank Godehaux
New Orleans
J. J Garvey
Teaument
Southern Rice Growers’ Association
Louisiania
Arkansas
Texas
First Woman Receiver Named to U S Land Office
San Francisco July 26 Mrs Grace Cankin of Sonoma California will become the first woman receiver of the United States land office with President Wilson signing the appointment confirmed by the Senate. The post carries an income of four thousand five hundred dollars a year.
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San Francisco
Wilson
Grace Cankin
Sonoma
Cal
United States Land Office
Cankin
Democratic State Central Committees
Washington
Senate
Freight car crashes into young woman’s bedroom
Miss Clara Mar sake narrowly escaped injury when a freight car derailment broke from a train and rolled down an embankment into the Star home area July 16. The car halted directly before her bedroom, with several other cars following in the incident.
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Hieaxe
Clara Marsake
Btar
Pendr o ne and Penrose outline tariff bill stance
Senator Pendrone stated no coordinated minority actions against the tariff bill and will reintroduce summer session bids. Senator Penrose said the minority will not mount organized amendments, arguing time is short and the party cannot control the government before the next election. Majority finance members prepared to present an open, explanatory report as debate begins Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waenington
Pendrone
Finance Committee
Penrose
Senate Finance
Sim Mots
Plan for refunding U S Z per cent bonds plan discussed
Washington July 11 Democrats on the house banking and currency committee perfected a refunding plan for the 2 percent government bonds forming the currency base. The exchange would be for 3 percent 20 year bonds tax exempt, preserving circulation until redemption. Proceeds from federal reserve bank participation would be used to reduce national debt. Rediscount provisions sparked heated debate as the committee adjourned with the section still under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democrats
House Banking and Currency Committee
Federal Reserve Bank
Bis
Federal Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Revolution brewing in Southern China
Pekin reports July 16 that eight provinces Kiang-Si Kiang-Su Kwang-Si Fo-Kien Sze-Chuen Hu-Nan Nean-Wei and Kwang-Tung plan to declare independence and form a southern Chinese confederacy amid ongoing fighting in Klang-ai. Japanese officers reportedly fight rebels while gunboats are seen in the zone. The German consulate in Nanking is surrounded after a Hankow exile extradition dispute.
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Pekin
Kiang-Si
Kiang-Su
Kwang-Si
Fo- Kien
Sze-Chuen
Hu-Nan
Nean-Wei
Kwang-Tung
Klang-ai
Nanking
Hankow
Dr C D Coker Dies At Home In Ormewood Park
Dr C D Coker a prominent Atlanta physician and lodge member died at his residence in Ormewood Park at 450 pm Wednesday He leaves a wife and siblings including two brothers Paul and Eugene Coker plus five sisters Funeral arrangements will be announced later He was active in St Pauls church and several fraternal orders.
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D. Coker
Ormewood Park
Atlanta
Sis
Paul CG
Eugene A. Coker
Susan Wells
Fannie
Kemp
Little Coker
Mary L. Coker
William Dougherty
T. Coker
St. Paula Church
Minor
Masonic Lodge
Comanche Tribe of Ren Men
Central Shore Independent Order of Flks
Gate City Council No
Unified American Mechanics
Property Transfers and Deeds in Atlanta Real Estate Market
A long list of property transfers shows numerous warranty deeds mortgages and quit claims in Atlanta. Entries name buyers sellers and locations such as Gordon Street West End Moreland Avenue Highland View and Central Avenue with varied sums and dates in 1910 1912 and 1911 indicating a bustling real estate market and legal notices.
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Weat View Cemetery Association
C. D
L. Raterts
Mialiswont Cemetery Corporation
W. Humphries
Laura Humphries
East Side
Rucker
Johnson, Sr
Piedmont Galaary Company
Tor West Side
Central Avenue
Trinity Avenue
Julie
Cbs Lepert
Moreland Avenue
Water Street
Bert Dialot
Harroldstest
CoraCaln Company
Mra
Frances D
Moulevard Place
Shau-W. L. Sintm
I J. Luckie
Ann Augusta Allen
Isabel Roach Hinman
Silzabeth Street
Dickey
Nas
Charles B Benson
Z. D
Harrison
Yonge Street
Pittman
Sarah T Weachers
J. N
M. Moore
West Plae
W. W. Peacock
Phosolz Investment Company
Northwest
Seal Place
Houlevard Etrele
Keee
Afteetter
P. Starry
Fannieke Starry
Southeasl Corner
Cambridge Avenuars
Kare Cox Te Mire
Ivy Street
Malgen Vane
O. M. Pek
C. O. Oglesby
East Joldy Pine Street
Fostrest
Staisn Feet
Guy TL. Feh
Mics
Annie Patoan
Harvard Avenue
Focknan Street
Lane
South Side
Mayson
Tusner
Miller'a
Atlanta Development Company
Nile TB
Pakemon
North Side
Highland View TA
Hilahland Avenue
Bonda
Owen
Mary Brant Wilienige
Corer Johnson Avenue
Howell Street
Carae G
Nathan Manansoh
Onde
Ormewood
Confederate Avenue
Bedie L. Nolan
Dizon Andrews
Gordon Street
Porrest Perk Land Company
South Jenn Wooe Preserving Company
Northvre
Prof Reinsch Chosen Minister to China
Washington July 16 Dr Paul B Reinsch professor of political economy at the University of Wisconsin has been selected for minister to China His name likely will be sent to the senate Friday He is an authority on Oriental topics and far eastern politics with works translated into Japanese Chinese Spanish and German He was born in Mirauke in 1869 educated in Berlin Rome and Paris and began college army service at Wisconsin in 1899 He has been active in Pan American conferences Later at Juderbog Germany July 16 Lieutenant Stoll an army aviator died today from injuries in an aeroplane accident on the military aerodome His machine struck a tree during a landing after a flight and overturned injuring both occupants the passenger was uninjured
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Washington
Paul 3. Reinsch
University of Wisconsin
China
Reinsch
Senate
Reinseh
Mirauke
Berlin
Rome
Paris
Amy
Juderbog
Germany
Taeutenant Stoll
Stoll
Gas Meter Robbery at Shoe Shop on Mari Setta Street
Burglars broke into a shoe shop at 171 Mari setta street last night around 11 o’clock and forced the gas meter to give up its contents but touched nothing else. Heere Bartin and Alewine reported the case but by early morning no clue to the thief had been found.
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Marisetta Street
Heere Bartin
Alewine
Mother Sells Her Pretty Daughter for $30 in Milwaukee
Milwaukee reports accuse Henry Herzog and Paul Boy of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after allegedly buying Anna Garza, one year old, from her mother Mrs. Margaret Garza for $30 and shipping her to Phillipsburg. The mother later confessed and helped police recount the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Anna Garza
Vphillipsburg
N. JL
Henry Herzog
Paul Boy
Margaret Garzo
Anna
Initiative defeated by North Carolina commission
Raleigh July 16 the North Carolina constitutional amendment commission voted by a one vote margin to report adversely on the proposed initiative and referendum amendment to the state constitution Governor Craig opposed the measure while Chief Justice Alar spoke in its favor. Duluth July 16 linseed prices noted with various July and December quotations in the market report.
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Raleigh
N. G
North Carolina
Constitutional Amendment Commission
Craig
Alar
Live Stock Markets Report From Kenya and Teaman City
July 10 Kenya hogs and cattle prices listed with bids and receipts. Pigs and beef mixed values show cattle and veal ranges, plus yearly sheep and lamb figures. July 16 Teaman City rounds include hogs and cattle with prices, receipts, and regional totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenya
Teaman City
Ntekar
Pring Fed
Addthern
Beltars
Market Report From Louisville July 16 79moo Prices
A chaotic OCR fragment from Louisville reports dairy and produce pricing with references to market steady higher receipts numbers and assorted items. It mentions New York and Kansas City dates and various product terms but is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Bieher
Rodge SS. Loulaville
Cardle
Rectipta Roods
Ange
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Havana
T For
the South
Standard Newspaper
Lieutenant Towers
Macon
U. S. Land Office
Young Lady
U.S. Z
Southern
C. D. Coker
Georgia
Harris G White
L. P. Bottenfield
Sadie L. Nolan
Dixon Andrewa
West End
Loma Deeds
Sanders and Azpany
Mrg
Clors
J. G. Salcomer
Him Avenue
Jutla B. Patterson
M. J. Price
Highland View
Bro
Sao
Miriam E- Mchanlet
Amiulatrelor
Toma Lindo Place
Duse
Phenia Investment Company
the Colonial Trust Company
Jet Northwest Raner
Union Theological Seminary
Virginia
Piedmont Laundry Company
Trigly Avenue
Atlants Savings Bank
C. B. Lappert
Wisse Steer
OWS
May J Byhane
Mere
Witeonora Miner
Habermas Street
Colournl Trust Company
Northwest Corny Seal Plaua
B. Finetuner
Realty Investmet Company
Vasrade Avenue
Westwood Avenue
Fm-Ata
T. W. Bexter
DO. Martin Company
Bon Central
Nia
Ryan Company
Aerth Pree
T. J. Magrder
ST North Jackson
Kwug Ying
Rampang
North Brand Mirret
W. Patterson
Pattergon Attest
Fay
Prof. Reinsch
N. C. Commission
New. York
al Maby
Kansas City
Iuly
Creamerr
Ren
Pactkme
Fiesta
Fer Pagley
Heal
Remcral
Dacke
Healer
Geo. P. Moore
Auburn Avenue
Roswell Road
Johnson’s Ferry Road
Buckhead
Luckie Street
Turman, Black & Calhoun
Inman Park
Pittman Construction CO
Rhodes Bldg
L. O. Turner
Atlanta National Bank
Gordon
Garhurst Cottage
East Lake
Hopkins Street
S-toam Cottage
Lucile Avenue
Chert Street
John Wesley Cooper
H. C. Blake
Seventh Street
Piedmont Avenue
Charees Avenue
Inmen Park
W. T. Newman & CO
Fourth National Bank
Bell Phone
Tentit
J. R
J. He Smith & Ewing Real Estate
Peachtron St
BEN Graham Company
Empire
Crew ST
Simpon Street
Ashby
Howard Hydraulic Cement
PACE
Harper Realty DO
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