Southern Real Estate Plan Aims At Georgia Homeseekers
Atlanta firm Southern Real Estate and Improvement, backed by Edwin P. Ansley, buys 20 000 acres of farm lands in Clinch, Kenols and Coffee counties to divide into practical farms. Through J Hope Tigner and Hal Le Yohnston the firm offers flexible terms, promising homeseekers land at one dollar down per acre and one dollar per year for ten years to settle permanently in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Real Estate and Imrovement Company of
Atlanta
Georgia i
J. Hope Tigner
Hal le Yohnston
Edwin P. Anstey
Carter Dean Realty Company
Dean Realty and Improvement Comepany
Sirmans Realty Company
Wlekeland
Fis
Southern Real Estate and Improvement Company
Edwin P. Ansley
George P. Moore
Clyde L. King
Frank
Owena
Edgar Dunlap
Fair Yodd
D. C
James Street
Spring
Saunders Loan and Investment Company
Herin
W. D. Newsom
Wells Street
Property transfers and warranty deeds listed across streets and avenues
A long list of property transfers and warranty deeds in multiple parcels. Names include Ho Weaver, Archer, Lewin, Diehaen, Mary to Parks, Traylor, Reeves, Betley Neate Company, Malinda J.T., Laverny Street, Williams Street, and Hunt among others. Properties span West Peachtre, Novel, Shapel, Chestnut, Marietta, Curran, Southern Railway, and East Jehnann Road with various parcel sizes and dates in July and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideld Realty Company
Security Lear Company
Narcrosa
Aml
Inventmen Atreet
Nane NW
Narcrons
Sainte W Dack
District Nd Lodge
Grand United Order of Whi Vellowm
Martin Street
WOR Rinards
Dirkineon Tivet Vanpans
Beall &Tal
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Wakehall Street
Mitchell Street
Dora I. McNeal
Carter Tenardian
Ida Rawson
Windsor Street
Rawson Street
Windwie and
Rawson Strerts
Tulyg
James T. Williams
Tnited States Mortgage and Trust Company
Moreland Avenue
North Avenue
Uty
Elfert
Tom Ho Weaver
Roane
Baie
Darsbert
Archer
Webteter
James
Moreland Avery
Ayrane
T. Willams
Tor
T Seale
High Atreeta
Annie Wo
Lawrel
Carters
Guardan
Jehnann Road
Mary
Parks
Caring
Saat Aide
Marten Atreet
Curran
Woice
Mes Mare
Traylor
Southern Railway
Bas Reeves
Betley Neate Company
Queen Otreet Agxito
Mra
Malinda
Teipeoa
Vrhomiaie BR
Russell
Alse
Alpsander Street
Trvenet
Laverny Atreet
Joend L. Harrs
Samuel Mann
Haverty
Ste Peters
Heecman Setreet
Alde Williams
Linden Street
John Farow
Kinsatay
Intend
Cornelian
L. A
Learefeet
Negroes Turn From Bull Moose Call in Mississippi
In Jackson Mississippi a faction linked to Colonel Rosevelt and Senator Dixon rejected Negro participation, stating no Negroes need apply. Dr L Redmond, a local Negro politician, says the move closes doors to Negro candidates while he plans to press for a state convention to contest the Chicago call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
L. Redmond
Chicago
Redmond
Progressive Party
Two Hanged at Sunrise in Tennessee Executions
Nashville July 25 Governor Knoper grants a twenty day respite to Emmett Alexander slated to hang tomorrow with George Shelton and van Batley. Alexander’s attorney claims new evidence has surfaced and requests time to present it to the governor. Shelton and Batley to hang at sunrise tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Knoper
Emmett Alexander
Mornihe
George Shelton
van Batley
Alexander Cillar
Sheiton
17 Per Cent Investment Property Listing
Property investment catalog listing rental properties with prices and locations. Includes multiple houses and blocks on streets such as Doane, Stewart, Fair, Auburn, Crescent, Forrest, and Merritts with rents ranging from 9.00 to 4000 per month and several four to five room dwellings. Also notes loan on real estate and furnished units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss.ou
Roween Elreet
Wale Street
E. Fair Street
Lee Street
King Street
Hogers Street
Kirkwood
Cenaningham Place
BA Killian
Doane Street
Feup G-R. Hose
Stewart Avenue
New
Osh Street
Parc de Leon Place
Merritts Avenue
Coe Beremt
S-A
Prior Street
Forrest Avenue
Q-R
Crescent Avenue
McLendon Avenue
S-R
Jto
Trinity Avenue
Auburn Avenue
Broa
Madaon Avenue
Alabama Street
Marietta
Ivy Street
Girl Bound and Murdered in Carmel Maine Cornfield
The 14 year old Naimi Etta Mitchell was found bound and gagged in a Carmel cornfield with throat cut. A farmhand, once an inmate of Bangor asylum, seen nearby last night, is being sought as investigators call the death a possible madman’s crime. Authorities note the girl was robbed of dignity but cash remained untouched and the assault preceded the killing. Public anger runs high as the man’s whereabouts remain unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Maine
Naimi Etta Mitchell
Bangor Insane Asylum
Phineas Mitchell
Physiciana
Wool Tariff Debate Chooses Between Substitutes
The Senate debated wool tariff revisions with Cummins substitute rejected 14 to 57. Penrose proposed a higher compromise backed by republican leaders, later joined by many progressives to pass 34 to 32. La Follette bill then substituted, passing 47 to 20, with Taft veto anticipated on tariff board issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic House
Senate
Cummins
Penrose
la Fellette
Clapp
Kenyon
Taft
Borah
Bristow
Crawford
Grenna
la Follette
Poindexter and Works
House of Representatives
House
Tariff Board
Williams
Tarifff Board
Senator Penrose
Finance Committee
Senator Lippitt
Rhode Island
Lippitt
Ne i
Republican Cummins Bill Proposes Woolen Tariff Compromise
A new Republican measure to revise wool and woolen goods duties follows lengthy debate and clashes with the Democratic bill. Sen Penrose said the plan aligns with tariff board data and could unite Republicans for an immediate tariff reduction if accepted by the House and President. Senate supporters emphasize specific duties and resistance to previous finance committee stance while critics question preparation and party unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penrose
House
President
Cummins
Tariff Board
Stone
Mr. Cummins
Poindexter
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Williams
Mississippi
Senator Penrose
Misajasippi
Democratic Party
Nelson
Minnegota
Clapp
Finance Committee
Cumming
Penrose plan cuts tariffs on woolen knit fabrics and apparel
Senator Smoot cites Hill tariff reductions proposal lowering duties on wool knit fabrics and clothing. Elapsed rates vary by fabric type and value per pound, with many items cutting percent duties from the 160s to around 60–80s and reforms for carpets shifting from wide ranges to 30–40 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Penrose
Senator Smoot
Utah
Ishot Husband Then Rocked Baby Asleep
At 120 Ira street Wile Smith accused wife Lennie of insufficient food. Lennie defended with fingernails, grabbed his pistol, fired three shots wounding him in the right elbow. She calmed their baby, then he was taken to Grady hospital. Lennie arrested on charge of assault with intent to murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile Smith
Ira Street
Lennie
Smith
Grady Hospital
Heis
Wood
Watson
Adgaust
Wisdom From Mistakes The Enduring Guide Of Common Sense
Dr. Franks Crane essay in Woman's World August reflects on learning from errors. It argues experience shapes wiser action, noting a universal corrective force guiding people from folly to sense through patience, self control, and time. Nature’s healing parallels human growth after wounds and anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Crane
Woman's World
Nature
Dago Frank and Fat Abe Apprehended in Rosenthal Case
New York July 25 Frank Muratu described in a police circular as Dago Frank wanted for murder in the Rosenthal killing was brought to police headquarters by detectives. He claimed the name Frank Circosici. He and Rose Harris Regina Gordon and Abe Lewis Fat Abe were held as material witnesses after hours of questioning. Dougherty states the suspect and a married woman differ on the murder night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Muratu
Polices
Frank
Herman Rosenthal
Poice
Frank Circosici
Dago Frank
Harlem
Rose Harris
Rosenthal
Dougherty
Palice
Regina Gordon
Abe Lewis
Abe Lewis,” A Clerk, and More Familiarly Known To Them As “Fat Abe
Fat Ave
New York City
Marria
Free wagon bridge over river at Memphis
Announcement that an agreement was reached for a railway bridge and free wagon way over the Mississippi at Memphis. The Rock Island system will erect the bridge at an estimated cost of 4.38 million dollars, with Crittenden county officials in Arkansas tentatively accepting the plans. The new bridge will supplement the existing railway bridge in use for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tann
Rock Island Railroad
E. H. Crump
City Commission of
Memphis
Mississippi River
Rock Island
Crittendencounty
Arkansas
Progressives Elect Delegates At State Convention In Portland
The state convention of the national progress party elected five delegates to the national convention. It praised Roosevelt's manly integrity and condemned Taft and all acts of the recent Republican national convention. The platform urges direct election of president and vice president, equal suffrage, the initiative, referendum and recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
Portland
Ore
The
National Progress
Nature’s four rooms cure all health in mind and body
The piece extols Nature’s healing power through Sunshine Water Air and Earth as the original cure all and suggests epidemics fade when aligned with natural forces. It asserts the mind and soul heal as readily as the body and calls for viewing world history through this healing lens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
Rain tempered afternoon heat in Atlanta
The mercury rose to 93 degrees Thursday afternoon the highest so far this year but showers at 3 pm cooled the spell and made the evening pleasant. A cool breeze reduced heat impact while large raindrops created dramatic splashes. Forecaster calls for a cooler Friday with possible afternoon showers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Will bars Rockefeller money in Phillips will
Newcastle Pennsylvania July 25 the will of Thomas W Phillips an independent oil producer was filed for probate. He leaves an estate of 2 000 000 and directs a 30 000 bequest to the University of Oklahoma that becomes void if the university accepts money from John D Rockefeller or his general educational fund. If aid is accepted the 30 000 goes to ministerial relief. A 5 000 bequest to the Christian Church women's board of missions is conditional on not accepting Rockefeller funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcastle
Thomas W. Phillips
University of Oklahoma
John D. Rockefeller
General Educational Fund
Rockefeller
Board of Ministerial Relief of the
Christian Denomination
Women’s Board of Missions of the Christian Church
Lower Cable Rates Sought in Canada Paris Visit
Paris July 25 Canadian Post master General Laura Pelletier arrived. The goal is to reduce cable rates and introduce a 2 cent postage between Canada and France. Prime ministers and ministers will join, discussing reciprocal shipping rules and trade improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Laura Philippe Pelletier
M. Pelletier
Canada
France
R. L. Borden
C. J. Daerty
Mr. Hazen
M. Delcasse
Underwood Demands No More Excuses From Members
Washington July 45y Majority Leader Underwood declares the house will block further excuses for private business. Quorum is hard to maintain as notices go to members to return to Washington and work. Only illness will be accepted as a valid excuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Underwood
Eastern Star Inspection To Take Place Tonight
Atlanta chapter No 58 Order of Eastern Star holds regular meeting and annual inspection at Ma sonic Temple tonight at o clock Miss Tallulah Atkins Mrs Jennie L Newman and Mr William A White grand chapter of Georgia will be guests of honor All members urged to attend and sister chapters invited Refreshments will be served degrees conferred and a social evening anticipated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Tallulah Atkins
Jennie L. Newman
William A. White
Grand Chapter
Georgia
Morris Baby Named for Mrs Steiner in Bereaved Home
The Morris household prepares to christen the new baby after the late Mrs. Albert Steiner, in a family effort led by Mrs. I Springer who has helped since the father and husband was killed by a black man months ago. Mother and child are reported well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Albert Steiner
I. Springer
Cheney Named United States Judge for Florida District
Washington July 26 President Taft sent nominations to the senate naming John M. Cheney to be United States judge for the southern district of Florida and Cascar O Newberry to be collector of customs for the district of Albemarle North Carolina in a pair of confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Taft
John M. Cheney
United States
Southern District of Florida
Cascar O, Newberry
District of Albemarle
N. GC
The Really Nice Girl in Woman World Guidance
In August issue Warren de Radford urges women to guard their bodies as the temple of mind and character insisting that a girl should not yield to a man unless engaged and intent on marriage. He argues prudence heightens a woman’s value and protects her own mind and character as lifelong companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Radford Warren
Aoman Thea
Chage
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Havanoah Butler
Weasley
AL Lindaxy
Poplar
Elliott Streets
B. & W. B. Turman, Jr
Mem Scorimper
Turmean Avenue
Jonesboro Road
Helen Reed Turman
T. 3
Harrell
Lethe Street
Boo
T. M. Harrell
William Schrimper
Lethea Street
Dame
Elde
Jenrxboro Road
Lethea
Frank C. Owens
M. Lunceford
Jett
Peachtree Heights
Democrat Avenue
William Lowry Porter
J. W Goldamith, Jr
Cain Street
Orme Street
T B. Wilsad
W. S. Mckenzie
FA. Maddison
J. B. Halay
Tata
Astor Terrace
Neal Bank
FA. Quillian
Ponce de Tenn Avenue
Bonaventure Street
Sarah E. Bennett
Julian 9
Chambers
Ponce de Leonaventia
Jackson Street
Heal Estate
Fulton County Home Builders Contractors
Labul
Bante
Dustis
Char C. L
Fulton County Home Builders
W. Wills
Sumereeetion
IVY
C. Callaway
R—Real Estate
Turman, Black & Calhoun
Empire Building
Oakland City
Etta Mitchell
Eva Neal
East Fourteenth Street
Anderson
S. C
Warrenton
Neal
Ishot
Fat
Abe
Morris Baby
Mrs. Steiner
Cheney
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