Atlanta's Strides in Real Estate Frontage Upgrade
Real estate notes show notable transactions with Mr. Candler adding a 22 1 2 front to his bordered site at 1330 South Wabash Avenue, bringing continuous frontage to 1141 3 feet after a $28,000 purchase. Other entries list sales at 758 West Peachtree Street for $34,860 and multiple transfers of parcels, with frontages ranging from 25 to 49.8 feet and prices from thousands to tens of thousands.
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Bulldins
Wabash Avenue
Joseph E. McKinley
Alabama
Rufus D
Charles S. Kinghos
Peachtree Street
Simpson Street
Charles F. Hoke, Jr
Empire Trust and Safe Deposit Company
G. A. Dunlop
C.8 L. DeFoor
Whitehall Street
William Bruce Watts
Lutheran Church
Fair Street
Capitol Avenue
Louis Regenstein
George M. Kohn
Mangum Street
Maye Atreat
Forrest
George Adair
George Winship, Jr
Bruce Watts
Thirteenth Unrest
Pladmont Avenue
Mr. Watts
Sarah F. Bryan
W. T. Bran
Moreland Avenue
Morth Avenue
Fowtvenralter
Woodward Avenue
Ormewood Avenue
Sam Corsten
W. Taylor
Mercer Avenus
Gershon
National Lumber Company
Co. M. Alpham
J. T. Stewart
National Tauber
National Tauber Sam- Paly. Same Propery. July 1, 191, $1,800—George Winship, Jr
Fot North Va
Pledmont Place
Fledmont Avenue
BOS
HL McCown
Jarria G. Whint
Old Mount Periam
Isom
Colley Roata
Miesst
Siik
Mies
Ta Farr
Guy L. Fuss
St. Charles Avenue
Cherlea
Mayeou
Old Piotter'a Bridge
Ensore
New Plasters Bridge
Hstare Fl
Dicker
Sy Executory
F Bailey
J. S. Porter
Tuereen
Dries
Face's Ferry Road
Pety
Nr Mor
HI Street
Age Avenue
F. J West
W. A. Turner
Tninna
Upham
Cusrex
King
Weet Peachtree Street
Mery G. Gresham
J. N. Me‘murebern
Ozisthorpe Avenuue
Reld Realty Company
Thomas Camp
Normoss Street
Louis Regenataln
George
Kotn
Hiea
Mays Street
Mery A. Lambert
Sahn
Grosssferry Avenuus
Ashby Street
Motorcyclist Killed At Detroit Speedway Practice
Detroit on June 6 motorcyclist Howard Holleybeck of Flint was killed during practice at the Motordrome Speedway. While testing his bike he lost control, raced up the track, struck a guard rail, and fell several feet to the bottom with the machine atop him.
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Detroit
Mich
Moward Holleybeck
Flint
Gotue
Committee Approves Sherley Budget Plan
Washington June 5 The Sherley budget plan for a committee to regulate appropriations and allocations was approved with home modifications at a special budget committee meeting. Representatives Fitzgerald Underwood Sherley Palmer Garrett and others offered suggestions for final action tomorrow. The same session saw the launch of the house banking and currency committee chaired by Carter Glass to draft an administration currency reform bill after talks with President Wilson.
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Washington
Sherley
Rouse
Fitzgerald
Underwood
Palmer
Garrett
House Banking and Currency Committee
Wilson
Carter Glass
Hil
Representative Glass
Owen
Congress
Glass
Estate worth million left by E. O. Painter
Jacksonville Florida June 5 E O Painter the fertilizer king who drowned in the St Johns river two weeks ago left a will indicating his estate exclusive of the insurance will aggregate about 1 000 000 The will filed this afternoon provides for continuation of the business to the minutest detail Mrs Painter and her daughters are named executors and bequests to technience and charitable institutions are made
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Jacksonville
Fla
E. O. Painter
St. Johns
Painter
Mada
Suit Against Morse for $5,000 Is Lost
New York June 5 Charles W Morse today won a suit brought against him by Henry Lehman as assignee of Charley of Paris to recover 5 000 representing securities of the American Ice company and the Consolidated Steamship Lines. A federal court jury found Morse not liable after he testified he never acted as a broker in those securities.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Henry Lehman
L Charley
Paris
France
American Ice Company
Consolidated Steamship Lines
Morse
Y W C A Plans Rest Room and Restaurant Return
The Y W C A governing board meets to re establish a rest room and restaurant at Reon to provide convenient facilities. The old viaduct location proved unsuitable and was abandoned, guiding the move to a new site.
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Reon
England to speed up battleship program now
London June 3 The British government will lay down three battleships of this year's program immediately instead of next March. The move follows Canada Senate rejection of naval aid for eight five million dollars toward three dreadnoughts for Britain.
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London
Canadian Senate
Naval Aid
Woman's Edition Praised by Farmers Union Leader
Hon. Charles Barrett praised The Woman's Edition as a strong expression of modern women’s talent and civic spirit. He recounted women voting calmly in Oregon, observed by him while on a coastward trip. The piece highlights endorsements from Georgia civic leaders and peace advocates for the edition.
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Woman’s
Head of
Farmers’ Union
Woman'sdition
Charles Barrett
Constitution Office
John K. Ottley
Woman's Edition
Mr. Barrett
Mrs. Ottley
Imstead
Ottley
Nternationa
Barrett
Club Women of
Georgia
Obituary notices from Atlanta and Washington deaths
William McDuffie Sullivan aged 4 of Atlanta died at St Joseph's orphanage in Washington Georgia. Body to be brought to Atlanta for private chapel viewing before funeral. Survived by brother Richard Sullivan and aunt and uncles Mrs WY. Warren William R. McDuffie and Father Joseph N. Sullivan. Thomas F. Murphey aged 55 died at home 79 Dodd Avenue. Survived by wife three children one sister and one brother. Body to P J Bloomfield's chapel. funeral arrangements pending. Hessie Tankerlesly aged 20 died at a private sanitarium. Survived by husband Dr J. C. Tankerlesly. Formerly Hessie Evans of Atlanta. Body taken to Elway, Ga. Funeral at the Tankerlesty residence at 10 a.m. Interment in family burying ground.
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William McDuffie Sullivan
Richard Sullivan
Atlanta
Pst Joseph's
Washington
Burkett, Simmons Company
Lod
WY. P. Warren
William R. McDuffie
Joseph N. Sullivan
Salt Lake City
Utah
Thomas F. Murphey
Dodd Avenue
Ha Ia
P. J. Bloomfield
Hessie Tankerlesly
Dr. J. & Tankerfesly
J. C. Frana
Steter
Tankerlesly
Mise Hessie Evans
el- Way
Tr. Tankerlesty
The College Girls at the Bijou Impresses Atlanta Audiences
The College Girls Monday matinee at the Bijou drew large crowds as the show’s music and comedy blend delighted audiences. The company features clever performers, a well drilled chorus, and a bright, engaging start to finish.
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Bion
Atlanta
Atlanta businessman files voluntary bankruptcy petition
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed with Deputy Clerk Henley in federal court yesterday by S&S. L. Dabnay of Atlanta. He declares liabilities of 80 dollars and assets totaling 28 dollars.
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Henley
Federal Court
S&s. L. Dabnay
Atlanta
Wreck ties up traffic between Warcross and Atlanta
A freight wreck on the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic near Ambrose disrupted all traffic for the day. An engine and several cars derailed tearing up track and forcing transfer of all trains. No injuries were reported according to a Waycross receipt.
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Warcross
Thine
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Ambrose
Waycross
A Profitable Summer For Your Boy
The Riverside Naval Academy at Blue Ridge foothills on Lake Warner offers life on the water with swimming diving boat handling under a graduate naval instructor. Expert coaching in sports and study to improve or attain advanced standing. Cadets stay in tents or dormitories with a fine dining hall. A six week session starts June 26 with charges $100 and uniforms $20. Catalog available from Riverside Naval Academy Gainesville Ga.
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Riverside Naval Academy
Biue Ridge
Placid Lake
Warner
Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth Promises Stellar Bill
Forsyth theater reports a sold out show featuring Lillian Shaw and Jack Hazzard with Ward and Curran and Bel don’s Poems in Marble. The program includes Wright and Dietrich and a sensational aerial gymnastic novelty. Advance sales remain heavy as audiences anticipate next week’s special. Boehm’s Athletic Girls and Travato the eccentric violinist join the bill.
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Forsyth
Lillian Shaw
Comediennes
Jack Hazzard
Ward
Curran
Beldon
Wright
Dietrich
Dle
Boehmn
Travato
Damp And Sultry Weather Forecast In Atlanta
A damp and sultry day is forecast for Atlanta with a steady rise in temperature expected by Saturday. Thursday's high reached 80 degrees at noon but fell to 76 by 3 pm as cloudiness increased. Moisture-laden air and northeast winds from the Atlantic will maintain sultriness with no showers expected for several days.
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Atlanta
Atlantic Ocean
Regulars Ordered to Camp Perry for National and International Matches
War department orders send the Second and Third battalions of the Seventeenth Infantry from Fort McPherson to Camp Perry Ohio to take part in the national and international shooting tournament from August 26 to 29 and September 1 to 9. Camp Perry lies on Lake Erie between Sandusky and Toledo, five miles from Port Clinton. Railroads will run trains to the tournament grounds. National matches run August 25 to 29, followed by two days rest before the international matches from September 1 to 9.
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War Department
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Camp Perry
Ohio
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Toledo
Port Clinton
Wsup
Altogether 1798 Shares Tied to Navarro Refiner Case
Corsicana secretary W Proctor testified in a $99,000,000 Texas anti trust suit against Standard Oil and related firms. He said 1798 2 3 shares of Navarro stock were transferred to him by H C Folger Jr and CN Payne before Navarro’s dissolution, with stock later returned to owners. Proctor described oil shipments and contract schemes with Standard Oil affiliates to move Mexican oil through Magnolia and Huasteca interests. He noted Magnolia reported to Folger and Payne as majority stockholders and a cipher code was produced as evidence. The line of questioning on Magnolia’s methods versus Navarro’s may resume tomorrow.
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Corsicana
Texas
June &W
Proctor
Corsicana Petroleum Company
Magnolia Petroleum Company
Oll
New York
Navarro Company
Messrs. Payne
Folger
Autt
Payne
Meury
Magnols Company
Huasteca ‘Petroleum Company
Mexico
Standard Oil
Mix
Magnolia Company
Folger and Payne
Magnolia
Navarra Company
Millen student dies during graduation debate
Augusta dispatch reports Ells Lanier, age 16, son of County School Superintendent W Z Damier, collapsed on stage at Millen High School during a debate on government railroad ownership and died of heart failure. His sister and her fiancé in audience. father and stepmother present.
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Augusta
Millen
Millen High School
Eilis Lanier
W. Z. Damier
Lso
CL MILL DELEGATES NAME OFFICERS TODAY
The 390 or more delegates to the convention of the Interstate Association of Oil Superintendents will meet at the Auditorium Armory this morning to elect officers and choose place of meeting for next year. This afternoon the present session will close with a barbecue at Fast Point inviting all delegates and visitors. An instructive feature Thursday was a talk by W. J. Yarbrough on preventing fires in oil mills.
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Interstate Association of Oil Superintendents
Auditorium Armory
W. J. Yarbrough
Interstate Association
J. W. Henson
J. B. Morgan
D. H. Wells
Joseph Davidson
Forsyth
Smith Introduces Immigration Bill in Senate
Washington reports Senator Smith of South Carolina introduced an immigration bill nearly identical to the Burnett Dillingham measure passed by Congress last session and vetoed by President Taft.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Wrightsville Beach Season Opens Strong This Year
Wrightsville Beach shows improvement this season with daily sleepers and ticket sales. On day ten tickets go on sale Thursday through the City Ticket Office at 88 Peachtree SEABOARD, urging reservations for seating.
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Wrightsville Beach
City Ticket Office
Peachtree
Seaboard
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Om. Herriman
Gammon Theorogical Seminary
Sereh
Ris
Ida A. Turner
Fulton Company Home Builders
Lot South
Groene Noon
Elizabeth C. Waller
Angrasta BE. Underwood
Axe Land Company of New York
Grant Forget
M. L. Petty
A. H. Bailey
Z. Smith
Ponce de Laon
Clark Avenues
Oee
H. Porter
Travelers’ Insurance Company
North Boulevard
Wutlams
Afaroyn Conway
Towars
Fost Perth
Cemwent
MF. Huzeina
Mortease Bond Company of
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Carle Crouch
Cora D. Stowach
Spring Street
S—Ektete
C. Lacy Gy Rxecutora
Mart G. Gresham
Ogisborne Avenue
Same
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Sim
Taten
Sire Gertunde
J. Dickey Et al
Tie Guarantes and Trst Company
Augusta FE
Wnderwood
Grant Street
Vis
Jennie Rozinsky
Chraterlit Ito
Edna Rel] Sims
Sonthelle Rock Streee
Paul
East
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Fai
Randall Coy
Mary Conwar
Ormont Street
Juda McKinley
Joseph Ja. Sickinley
W. Pearhtree Street
Ermle Pope Cata
Janet Hirsch
Ponders Avenue
Rapier
Trontes, Inc
W. Cook
Tor
Plum
Marietta
M. FL Hugsina
Colonial ‘Tener Company
Mileten Avenue
Ponca DE Leon Avenue
Preasnt
BE. Falr
Revers Realty Company
West Alabama
B. F. Burdette Realty CO
Empire Building
Peachtree and
Highland Drive
Piedmont Avenue
Hanson
Ansley Park
Hart & Cone
Empire Life Building
Cone Street
Luckie and James Streets
J.om
J. H. Smith & Ewing Real Estate
W. L
John O. Dupree
Amal Ustrubell
Y.W.C.A
England
Atlanta Constitution
Georgis
Bila F. White
Mra White
Mra
Fanny Fern Andrews
Mead
General Federation of Women's Cluba
J. J. Hall
American Peace Society
J. Lindsay Johnson
Constitution
Inehler
P Jay
A. C. Granghi
Mortuary
Hessie Tankerfesly
AIS
Gainesville, Ga
Keith Vaudeville
W. C. Proctor
CL Mill
Horlice’s. Ro
Olus
Girard Company
Broadway
New Yorke
W. L. Douglas
W. T. Douglas
Brockton
Mass
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