Ten Story Office Building Planned for Chattanooga
Chattanooga plans a modern ten story office building costing about 400000 to be built at Georgia Avenue and East Ninth Street by the Volunteer State Life Insurance company. A joint committee approved the project and a two year lease plan was discussed with a list of forty eight local business leaders set to occupy seventy one offices. The building is to be fire proof with up to date facilities and work to begin within thirty days following bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costtanocoga
Tenn
Chattanooga
Volunteer State Life Insurance Company
Georgia Avenue
Ninth Street
Volunteer Life
Volunteer
Chattanooga Real Estate Exchange Assurances
East Ninth and
Dewey Streets
W Oa Ladd
Hms Probasco
T OG Vignt
Woc Bright
J W Johnson
WB Miller
A L Key
Georgia
South
Georgiana Ie
Haa
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
America
LB Fay
Whey Lake
Selielaly van Lucy
Italy
Or Augustine
Howards. & Myward
Atlanta
Court of Control
State of
Lorida
Mayson
Jacksonville
South America
Carey
Youth on Parole From Prison Farm Charged With Theft
Albert Hearn aged 13 on parole from the state prison farm was held to the grand jury under a $700 bond for alleged theft from Mrs FA Smith at 541 North Jackson street and a large selection of pocket books from the store of Ashford at 52 North Broad Street. Detectives Vickery and Villesplee reported the arrest and presented the case Wednesday morning.
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FA Smith
North Jackson Street
Ashford
North Broad Street
Albert Hearn
Vickery and
Physical Valuation of Roads In Interstate Proceedings
Washington July 28 oral argument on the fundamental principles of physical valuation of railroads was set to day for September 30 and October 1 and 2 by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dodson's Liver Tone vs Calomel Sales Pitch
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, non salivating alternative to calomel for liver issues. It claims calomel is dangerous mercury that weakens bones and causes sickness and salivation, urging readers to switch to the vegetable remedy for relief from biliousness constipation and headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodsons
Dodson
Germany may accuse Wilson of treason
Washington reports Harry J Wilson of Portland Oregon formerly a clerk at the American consulate in Bern now jailed in Germany faces state department notes deeming his conduct very serious He allegedly aided a British subject to obtain a passport while claiming the applicant was American He would have committed treason if proven The German government may act without leniency. Wilson joined the Bern consulate staff at the war outbreak summer 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry J. Wison
Portland
Ore
Bern
Atate Department
Witton
Germany
Wilson
United States
Monks Acquitted in Bari Spy Case Amid War Courtroom Cheers
In Rome a Bari court martial acquitted five Dominican monks of spying after a June arrest following a monastery search prompted by Bari residents reporting flashed signals over the Adriatic. The crowd hailed the decision and cheered the army. A sacristan of Ancona cathedral was also acquitted of signaling Austrian warships. Cardinal Gaspari reportedly offered immunity to the court to secure testimony. An infant death and a Bari dispatch noting a lieutenant’s search-linked arrest are mentioned, along with a note of the monks’ papers and letters found, and obituaries for local residents John W Wilson and F M McLeod.
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Rome
Via Parle
Bari
Delangms
Ancona
Patrigani
Baurearhayban
Giornale Ditalia
Cardinal Gaspari
Eari
Selony
Sut
Adriatic
Leutenant
Emily C. Fiournoy
Emily C Piournoy
Gory
Poole
Bhe
Weal Street
Peace Prospects Better in Mexico
Washington reports hopeful signs on Mexico peace talks. Carranza may join in negotiations with other leaders under acceptable conditions. Villa Zapata Maytorena and others are noted as involved. Consul Arnold Shanklin may bring on-the-ground insights. The United States plans a forthcoming peace conference announcement after President Wilson's trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Carranza WA
United States
Carranza
Villa
Zapats
Maytorena
Arnold Shanklin
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
United
Funaton
Calles
Nogales
Crtles
Chamberlain Urges Immediate National Defense Plan
Portland dispatch reports Senator George E. Chamberlain stating Congress must act now on a Washington administration defense reorganization. He argued the army should rise to about 125,000 and all services must reach high efficiency with a trained reserve and possible universal military training. He plans to revisit the issue with the War Secretary and return a month before Congress reconvenes.
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Portland
Ore
Congress
George E. Chamberlain
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Washington
United States Army
Britain Defends Right to Blockade Policy Amid War Trade
British officials insist their blockade policy remains lawful and effective while shielding neutral trade. They claim no American trade was harmed by orders carried out, citing a surge in exports and ocean freight since the war began. Figures show American exports to Germany and several neutrals rising, with imports from Germany to the United States also increasing in eight months.
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Great Britain
Germany
Austria
Netherlands
Orway
Denmark
America
United States
Becker to die in electric chair at Sing Sing
Ossining July 28 Charles Becker awaiting execution after Supreme Court and district attorney actions failed to grant him a new trial. Becker, calm and unafraid to die, told his spiritual adviser he bore up, while Deputy Warden Johnson conveyed the verdict and Becker remained hopeful until the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Becker
Mord
Supreme Court
Philpin
Tam
Two Years in Prison for Stealing $105,000
Trenton July 28 former noteeller of the Edge water National bank Tralph Lovell was sentenced to two years in prison for misappropriating 105000. He pleaded guilty and had been indicted with Mrs Lél- Man Manson of New York City, with whom he fled to South America Lovell later went to England where he was arrested Mrs Unson was arrested in San Francisco. She has entered a plea of not guilty and is held on $5000 spending trial.
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Trenton
Tralph Lovell
Edgewater National Bank
Hayl
Lovell
Lél- Man Manson
New York City
South America
England
Mra Unson
San Francisco
American Note Upheld by Holland Editor
The Wague Netherlands July 2 reports a lengthy editorial in the Mieuwe Courant upholding the American note to Germany. It says warring nations must refrain from interfering with neutral rights and that abandoning this stance would undermine Belgium’s standing and threaten recognition of territorial violations by Germany if needed for its survival.
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Wague
Netherlands
London
Germany
Mieuwe Courant
America
Belgium
Artists and Authors Received by Wilson at Cornish Tea
President Wilson hosted an informal tea at the summer home Harlakenden in Cornish New Hampshire for about eighty Spanish artists and authors and family members. Guests included Winston Churchill Maxfield Parrish Grey Mackaye Witter Bynner Homer Saint Gaudens Louis Schiffman F A Kennedy and others as the president mingled on the lawn days after Mrs Wilson's death.
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Cornish
Wilson
Misa Margaret Wilson
Harlakenden House
Winston Churchill
Maxfield Parrish Awa
Grey Mackaye
Witter Bynner
Herbert Adame
Augustus Saint Gaudens
Atlanta Building Permits Near Six Hundred Thousand
The city foresees continued strong activity as the remainder of the month brings permits past the $600,000 mark. On Wednesday the tally reached $594,000 with 455 permits issued, while plans for a new project in the Atlanta area were submitted and bids opened for public works. Officials note the year’s trend remains favorable compared with prior months and anticipate further growth in construction and trade opportunities through the summer.
Blood Risings Begin A Mere Speck Stop Them From Grow ing Large and Dangerous
Advertisement touting "S 8" as a cure for blood disorders, claiming it purifies blood and overhauls the system. Promotes purchasing from drugstores and writing to The Swift Specific Co. Georgia specialist endorsement.
Deeds and property transfers in Georgia and surrounding area
A lengthy listing of property transactions dated July 1915 to July 1956 details transfers on streets such as Cooper, Davis, and McLeod in Atlanta locales. Names include J. Reeves, Kate Shuford, Anna Caldwell, Georgia Savings Bank and Trust, and several others. The document also notes mortgage actions, exchanges of property, and deeds secured by debt, with various lot sizes and street corners referenced.
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Vibranty Deeds
Fulton
Atlanta Savings Mortgage Company
Aouth
Daves
West Tenth
Rides Avenue
Hame Lana Company
Tur
Man
Acron
Baper 31
Tome Land Roads
F Berdase
RH Stephens
Na, Bid Cooper Street, Axis Roed Suly
Thornburg
Echols
Ade Collier Road
Henry Hutnz
H A. Etherdign
ME. Crane
Toton
Aide Madison Street
Rugby Street
Lune
Carrie W Flecher
Etheridge
Charles W. Smith
Wiliam L. Smith
Vedado Way
Leroux
Mrx
Bugera
Wide
Park Avenue
Empire Cotton Ol Company
Atlanta
J. W Hicks
North View
North Line of
Stephens
Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company
Cooper Street
Kate Shuford
DeSoto Avenue
Anna C Caldwell
Allee HL Gresham
Davis Street
East Aide Madison Street
Mame
East Aide Madion ‘Avenue
Georgia Lealy Company
J. P Cooper
Luckie Street
Spring Street
Trust Company of Georgia
C le Anderson
Marian and
Anderson
J F McLeod
H’ Porter
Normsidy McLeod Avenue
Marion Avenue
McLeod and
Marion Avenues
Mc Leot Avenue
Southeastern Land and Investment Company
Thomas A Dry
West Tenth Street
Phillip
Charles NM
Comnally Street
Glenwood Avenue
Crumley Street
Empire Lond Company
Lilenthal
Gus Hoffman
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Kyanize
Georgia Paint & Glass Co
Berlin
Paul Woodall
Hapeville
John W. Wilson
John W Wilson
Oglethorpe Avenue
Bloomfield's Chapel
Mr Wilson
Nin
J W Wilson
Lovelia
Ruth Wisen
T Wilson
F. M. McLeod
Douglas
M .McLeod
Lotta
Chamberlain
Britain
South Carons
Holland
North Avenue
Gregory Murphy
Joseph H Daniels
Mra
Minnie Rainey
East North Avenue
Lean Dorin
Patterson
Florence P Bckstein
Prospect Place
Hishland Avenue
Fulton Mortgage Company
Fourth Street
Tiedford Place
Stonewall R Jacobs
Third National Bank of Atlante
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Hunt Street
Jensin A Nelson
Bong Company
New York
Hood
Swift Spacific Co
Swift
Adants
Lica
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company W
J.& Reeves
Wylie
Estonia
Wortgagen
Viso
Chartte Greer
Savines
Mildred Street
Slo
Gillespie
Same
Brayton Street
Tsib Slis
Oxford
Hemphill Avenue
Emmett Wtreet
HE Stephens
Rona
Stuart
Morne
Fredericka Street
Shuberts
Carroll & Hunter
Forrest
George Adair
Foote & Davies Co
Edgewood & Pryor
Sosah
Safe Insurance Company of Virginia
Dunson & Gay 403 Trust Company OF Georgia
Ivy
Aaron Haas, Son & Howell Candler
Tas el
Carter Electric Co
N. Broad Street
Oculista
Opticians
Toric
Kryptok Bifecaja
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree St
Lodge
Fo & AL Wwlll
Masonic Femple
Peachtree and
Ginerecta
W. Thomas Hlans
Allaptn Commandery
al Tupper
Federal Prison
Art
Westy
Cour A Lien
Martin
Mir
Found
Eta
Tohn Wo Molson
Aglethorpe Atenas
Roy James
IJ Meonard
Philip
Tavob
Staten
Uinets
McDaniel Street
J Bloommield Co
Jussedamas
Maret
Alexandria
Guyrt Seewald
Memphis
Teun
Blackall
Fort Worth
Hunter Lone
Leu Min
Nashviie
San “Antonio
Texas
Nashville
Tenn L
Dork
M Tuer
Kildes
West View
Georgia Lodge of
Adsams
Knights Templars
Tf M
Jgel Runter & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Neal Institute
Keeley Institute
J H Conway
Keeley
Charse
Woodward Ave
The
Harman Farm Improvement Company
Bik
Walton Building
GW. Wcarty
Orprhine
Walter Sad Bip
Mabie
Bate Percer
Sevier
Addie
Carolina
Sohn J. Woodside Storage Co.,Inc
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