Wilson May Withdraw Warburg Nomination From Federal Reserve Board
President Wilson may withdraw Paul M Warburg as his Federal Reserve Board nominee after senate leaders signaled he could be confirmed if he testifies before the banking committee. If Warburg withdraws, only one banker would remain on the board, possibly stalling the law’s requirement for two.
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Mint
White House
Jones
Wilson
Roosevelt renews attack on Barnes in libel suit
In Oyster Bay July 24 Colonel Roosevelt replies to William Barnes $30,000 libel suit with a renewed attack on Barnes and Murph. vows to press the case and attack what he calls machine politics. Barnes says the issue is whether he tells the truth and adds they will discuss it in court.
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Roosevelt
William Barnes
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Prtsant
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Murphs
Janet Parker Named Relative of Kitchener Suspected in Burns Cottage Bomb
Scotland July 24 Janet Parker 2 relative of Field Marshal Kitchener identified by police as the suffragette charged with attempting to destroy Robert Burns cottage with a bomb. The inquiry centers on her links to prominent Boer War figure Bari Kitchener and the motive remains under investigation.
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Janet
Value of Ideals from Charlester News and Courier
The article argues ideals guide life from youth, grow with us, and their loss is dire. Ideals sustain contentment through reverses, reveal inner truth, and drive our best work with confidence and resolve. We often set high, sometimes insecure aims, yet cherish them for hope and progress.
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Charlester
News and Courier
Dining car service changes on C. N. & St. L. trains
Effective July 18 the C. N. & St. L. Ry CW. & A. BR inaugurated dining car service between Atlanta and Chattanooga on trains Nos 92 and 93 with meals out of Atlanta and breakfast from Chattanooga. Dining car service on trains Nos 1 and 2 was discontinued the same day. C. E. Harman, General Passenger Agent.
Dreadnought Florida Reaches New York After Vera Cruz
The Florida, one of the fleet’s largest ships, sailed from Vera Cruz to New York in record time, docking beside the Utah after a five day and twenty hour voyage. 750 marines and sailors onboard, many from the Vera Cruz fighting, land on leave during a two week inspection stay. Captain William R. Bush praises American forces in Vera Cruz and the city’s orderly recovery, calling it a healthy, beautiful place worth its “spotless town” nickname.
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Uncle Sam
Utah
New York Navy Yard
Vera Cruz
Key West
Clarence Senior Owen
United States Marine Corps
New York
William R. Bush
Strike mediation in critical stage in Chicago
May 24 Mediation between Western railroads and engineers and firemen reached a crucial stage, with federal mediator Martin A. Knapp saying the board hopes for a settlement despite no new concessions. An imminent board announcement was anticipated, while union leaders declined to confirm any notice of mediation termination.
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Chicago
Thes
Minute-Eight
Western Railroads
Martin A. Knapp
Federal Board of Mediation and Conciliation
Knapp
Wanamaker Flying Boat Tests Fuel Use in Flight
Lieutenant Porte piloted the Rodman Wanamaker flying boat America for about 44 miles in Ammendapart New York observing fuel consumption with a light load. Earlier Curtiss and Porte flew several miles with a comparable load. a copper strip damaged a propeller but no serious harm occurred.
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N.Y
Porte
Rodman Wanamaker
America
Glens HL Curtiss
Lieute Éhant Porte
Parcel Post Packages Reach New York Safely
Washington July 24 Parcels in transit are reported with minimal risk or damage. Figures from the west office department show about 640000 parcels in New York City with 88000 receipts, indicating a high level of parcel post performance and efficiency.
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Washington
West Office Department
New York City
Homes for Employees In Home Ownership Plan
A large bureau introduces an employee home program allowing workers to choose location and home type. If a suitable house is found, financing is arranged with monthly payments, letting staff own homes without upfront capital. The plan boosts morale and productivity, though motive is business efficiency, not charity.
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Dusineux
Manly Art of Self Defense Gains Notice in England
England promotes the manly art of self defense with rising interest. Two men faced a West London police court for fighting on Brook Green Common after a quarrel. The magistrate urged peaceful resolve, noting public common use and pardoned them.
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England
West London
Brook Green Common
U S Delays Action on San Domingo Haiti Crisis
Washington July 24 President Wilson will review options to restore peace in San Domingo and Haiti next Tuesday after diplomatic talks. Marines prepare to move toward Haiti with 1000 troops under Colonel Charles A Doyen as Hancock heads toward Guantanamo and 409 more molders prepare at Norfolk. Puerto Plata endures famine with ten deaths as General Bordas forces remain outside the town and a federal gunboat blocks the port.
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United States
San Domingo
Halti
Wilson
Haiti
Guantanamo
State Department
Haltien
Charles A. Doyen
Hancock
Vera Cruz
Hampton Heads
Norfolk Navy Yard
Bamine
Puerto Plata
General Bordas
Independencia
Comic writers and poets praised in a wide rail of names
The passage lists humorists and poets including Roy K. Moulton Eddie A. Guest Brininstool Franklin P. Adams Ring Lardner Sam Kiser Wilbur D Nesbit George Bitch S Gililland and others. It notes their bustling careers to earn money and fame, their sharp wit and varied humor, and the idea that many will leave behind a modest epitaph when they pass.
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Luxury
Pelf
Roy K. Moulton
Eddie A
Franklin P. Adams
Ant
Judd Mortimar Lewis
Texas
Ofa Frank Stanton
Gagr- By
Dad
Lardner
Sam Kiser
Wilbur
Nesbit
George Bitch
S. Gililland
Sato
Sting To It. From The Kansas City Journal
A man declares his wife made him a success and his pastor agrees noting she has always wanted many things that forced him to hustle.
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Kansas City Journal
Wilson's Great Victory Achieved in Mexico Crisis
The Kansas City Star reports President Wilson's first great foreign policy success. Huerta is forced to resign, avoiding war for the United States. Critics may call his diplomacy amateurish or lucky, but the outcome discredits assassination regimes and marks a clear presidential victory.
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Kansas City Star
Huerta
United States
Convention Called to Fight Gov Blease in South Carolina
Aiken county delegates issue a call for a state anti Blease convention in Columbia on Friday July 11 to rally behind two or three anti Blease gubernatorial candidates. The document urges unifying the anti Bleas e vote to prevent division and condemns Bleasism as more harmful than any issue since 1476.
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Aiken, & C
Aiken County
South Carolina
Columbia
Cal
Aiken Jguity
Amateur "Ripper" Knife Attack Shocks Death County
Anne Drake, a Black woman, is hospitalized in critical condition after her husband Louis Drake cut her with a knife at their Well Nichols plantation home. He allegedly told her he would play Jack the Ripper, then planned to visit a cousin in Atlanta before heading to Florida. Emma Ellis pursued Drake for five miles before contacting police. a manhunt is underway.
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Brady Hospital
Louis Drake
Well Nichols
Death County
Drake
Emma Ellis
Atlanta
Martin Street
Florida
Palla
Radium and cancer and forest land acquisitions noted
The New York Medical Record cautions radium is not a reliable cancer cure and warns against exaggerated claims while operable cancers should be treated by radium over the knife. Government forest purchases since 1910 total 1,104,000 acres. 133,000 in White Mountains New Hampshire and 971,000 in the southern Appalachians. Nearly 490,000 acres were approved last year at about 4.08 per acre, with some lands already yielding timber revenue and expected to provide public benefits and long term value.
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Samaritan Hospital
Heidelerg
Vienna
Radium Institute
London
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Appalachians
Virginia
Georgia
Forest Service
Farm Cow Sold for Two Thousand Dollars in Pennsylvania
John K. Corbett of this city shipped and John H. Altmann of Middletown purchased the registered Holstein-Friesian cow Aggie Cornucapis Pauling No. 166,183 for $2,000. The cow, 4 years old, set a record price for a Pennsylvania-bred Holstein. An official test showed the cow averaged 94 percent of standard milk yield daily over a multi day test.
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Philadelphia
John K. Corbett
John H. Altmann
Middletown
Gow
Atlanta Real Estate Activity Drives Prosperity in 1923 Field
Atlanta shows optimism amid strong real estate movement as Ernest V. Moore & Co. sells for Southern Trust to William Lowry Porter a 46 by 80 foot corner on Forsyth and Garnett, cash and notes totaling 12000 with equities in Cain and Whitehall parcels. Plans for the Connally Building rise eight to ten stories at Whitehall Alabama, cost 750000 with total investment around 1500000, while numerous transfers and mortgage actions unfold across the city including Markham and Elliott streets, Stewart Avenue, and West End.
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William Lowry Porter
Forsyth and
Garnett Streets
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Garnett
Cain and
Whitehall Streets
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Whitehall Street
Stewart Avenue
Midson Connally
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Strown & Allen
Alabama
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Reight
Belght
Trust Company of Georgia
Clarence Blogser
Markhem Street
Elliott Street
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Ashby Street
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Corse
Roy L. Burnett
Brookline Street
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Grady Place
Ogiethorpe Avenue
Oo Railey-Nearey Company
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Mre
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Henry K. Witlat
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Tat
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vAvanta Savina Bank
Sophia Sultona
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Angle B. Mathieson
Mathieson Street
Peachead
Old Todd Road
Roeleo
Virginia Avenue
Gia Goad
T. Stewart
H. A. Walton
West Lumber Company
H. A Walton
Nira
N. J. Hodson
William Ob. Potter
Fred Fnewin
Laughern Trust Company
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Mhatt
O'Batene
Twelfth Street
Columbia Avenue
Fia
George
Gatling
A. J. Boswell
Piedmont
Rusk Avenue
D. B. Plaster
George , Gat
Ting Sams
Marca 9
Chupman
Wallace
Boyd, Jr
Park Avenua
R. & Baynett
Mayer & Kiser
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Sama
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Avorus
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Condhally Avenue
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Gaskill Street
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Lauler A. Henderson
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Pide Wexe
Penchior Place
Spring Street
N. J. Hudnon
Joseph ¥. Sterne
West Lumber
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Ldn
Dekalb Avenue
Agreement on Oil Land Measure Reached in Congress
Washington reports the public lands committees and Interior and Navy departments reached a bill to permit temporary development of oil and gas on contested lands, notably in California. The bill would place development proceeds in a separate Navy fund under congressional control, after an amendment.
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Public Lands
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California
Department of the Interior
United States
Congress
Mann
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Fund
Columbus Commission Buys Water Property
Columbus Georgia July 25 Special Representatives of the Columbus Water Supply Company led by John B. Weakley of Birmingham Alabama and the Columbus commission reached terms for the sale of Georgia property to the city. The price is 425000 with only a pumping station plot remaining with the supplier. The move ends negotiations that followed a city vote last year for 450000 of bonds to build and operate a municipal system. The sale means the city plant will face competition.
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Columbus Water Supply Company
John B. Weakley
Birmingham
Ala
Columbus’ Comminssion
Georgia
Tax Sales Notice for Fulton County Georgia 1915
State and county tax sales by Fulton County Georgia proceed at the courthouse door in Atlanta on the first Tuesday in August 1915. The notice lists numerous parcels including land lots in the 10th 14th and 17th districts, at addresses on Meldon Avenue Harwell Street and Gordon Street, and properties in College Park and South Atlanta with lot numbers and dimensions for tax delinquency for 1912 1913 and 1917 taxes.
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Sophia Gullivan
Georgia Savings Ie
Front Company
Norra-Vent Summer Rhodes
Vine
Willam Older
N.C. McDaniel
College Park
Placie
Boston
Atlanta
Gale
Syrayzelt
Futon
County
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Eagan
Dlug
Les Street
P. ‘Altera
Egulnet Vaia P. C
Pines
South Atlanty
Dietelet
Georgia
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Cragman
Capital Streets
G. I. Arnold
C. B. Arnold
Hightower Avenue
Arrowogd
Aid
Arrowood Division
Hollis E
Arrowood
Boot
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Bullen
Hardin ‘Avenue
Myrtia Street
Myrtle Street
Hardin Street
Mas. Booker
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Futton County
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Crossman
Arelanta
Edjothning Walker
J. A. Brown
Gallaty
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J Brown
Atlunte
Juleton County
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Ashe By
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Ilana
Crook
Ehoupaon
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Thompson Street
Thompson
Eameron
G. Cameron
Lowing
Idth
Trautrant
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Giena
Maid Street
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Amtiethine
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Smith
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Jean
Yale Street
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Levien
W. Castle
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Gealnst
Qgalhat
Collany
Collow
14Th
Spring
Anid Street
Cruscell
Nancy E. Crawford
Valisty
Dots
Wilach Avenue
Gordon Street
Brock 1
West Ind
Fulton
DeKalb
Reed
Levind
Helen Crocker
Mahri Soody
Mabel Moody
Ee Elen
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Clermont Avenue
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BM. Davis
Erate
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Hathcock
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Alco
Fultep County
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Bute
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Howell Mil
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