Atlanta's Strides In Realty Markets Highlight New Ten Story Chicago Site
Real estate activity shows a $300000 Chicago project on 1230 South Wabash Avenue adjoining Mr. Candler's ten story building. The site will be 221-2x1 345 feet providing extensive frontage at $1,254 per front foot and includes several other transfers such as Nos. 268 West Peachtree Street and Whitehall Street parcels. This week’s realty announcements reflect a brightening market with multiple deeds and mortgage actions across Atlanta, listing purchases by Rufus D. and Charles S. King and others, frontages, and property exchanges through June 1912 to 1932.
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Chicago
Thia P
Wabash Avenue
Mrr
Joseph B. McKinley
Alabama
Rufus D
Charles S. King
Peachtree Street
Simpeon Street
Simpson Street
Charles F. Hoke, Jr
Empire Trust and
Safa Deposit’ Company
G A. Dunlop
L. DeFoor
Whitehall Streat
William Brice Watts
Lutheran Church
East Fair Streat
Capitol Avenue
Louis Regenstein
George M. Kohn
Mangum
Mays Street
Forrest
George Adzir
George Winship, Jr
Bruce Watts
Thirteenth Street
Piedmont Avenue
Watts
Sarah F. Bryun
Brian
Moreland Avenue
North Avenue
Paul West
Boatanrelter
Woodward Avenue
Ormewoed Avenue
Sam Gershon
J. Taylor
Mercer Avenue
Madiwen Avenue
Tone
Mr. Lipham
Gershon
Nationst Timber Company
C. M. Lipham
T. Stewart
Nations Limber Company
Fiedmont Place
OH. McCown
Harris G. White
OM Mount Perlan
Isom
Colley Reas
Frederica
Mr. Plaster
Charles ¢. Mayson
Old Plaster's Bridge
New Plantar's Pridge Road
le Dirkey
GF. Bailey
Porter
Ala Tuoxedo Drive
Pace's Ferry
MF Huggins
Southess
Carner Hill
Trent Amd Mizedre Avenue
Bexzes
Fite
W. A. Turne
An Miley
M. Sipham
J. Fr. Mewitheme
Laton
Temple Avenue
Jackson Steat
Cottege Park
A. Goodby
Pring
Ams Propery
M. Lipham
Sama Miperty
B. F. Burdette Realty CO
Empire Building
Peachtree
Highland Drive
Hanson
West Peachtree
Motorcyclist Killed at Petroit Speed Drome
Edward Honeybeck of Mlint Michigan was killed at the motordrome speedway in Petroit while practicing for a race. He lost control at top speed, struck the guard rail, and fell several feet to the track bottom with the motorcycle on him.
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Petroit
Mich
Edward Honeybeck
Mlint
Committee Approves Sherley Budget Plan With Changes
Washington June 5 The special budget committee approves the Sherley plan to regulate appropriations and allocate totals among committees with modifications. Representatives Fitzgerald Underwood Sherley Palmer Garrett and others offered suggestions as final action is set for tomorrow. The article also notes the banking committee’s formation and Representative Carter Glass plan to organize and appoint subcommittees to shape currency reform with President Wilson’s involvement.
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Washington
Sherley
House
Fitzgerald
Underwood
Palmer
Garrett
Wilson
Carter Glass
Representative Glass
Owen
Congress
Glass
Woman's Edition Praised by Farmers Union Head
In Atlanta the Woman's Edition of The Constitution receives praise from Hon. Charles Barrett who notes its quality and cites conversations about women's suffrage. He recalls observing women voting calmly in Oregon and discusses women’s civic roles as the suffrage movement gains attention.
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Woman's Edition
Farmers’ Union
Charles Barrett
Constitution Office
John K. Ottley
Barrett
Pacific
Mr. Barrett
Estate worth million left by E. O. Painter
Jacksonville June 5 F C Painter the millionaire fertilizer king crowned in St John over two weeks ago left a will indicating estate excluding insurance will aggregate about 1 900 000 The widow and her legal adviser sought probate and will be filed this afternoon Executors named Mrs Painter and her daughter Vic bequests to churches and charitable institutions noted The will preserves the business in detail
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Jacksonville
Fla
F. C. Painter
St. John
Painter
EF. O. Painter
Coit Loses Suit Against Morse Over $5,000
New York June 6 Charles W Morse won a federal case against Henry Lehman alleging securities of the American Ice Company and Consolidated Steamship Lines worth 5000 tied to his role as broker. Morse testified he never acted as broker.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
Henry Lehman
CGI Charley
Paris
France
American Ice Company
Consolidated Steamship Lines
Morae
Plaiptitt
W C A Plans New Rest Room and Restaurant
The board of the W C A decided to re establish a rest room and restaurant as soon as a convenient location could be secured. The old viaduct site was abandoned as unsuitable after being without these facilities for some time.
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Hsé
England to hasten battleship building plan
London reports the British government will immediately accelerate the naval program by ordering three cableships instead of waiting until March. The move follows the Canadian Senate rejection of naval aid to fund three dreadnoughts for the British navy.
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London
Senate
Deaths In Georgia and Funeral Notices Compiled
Obituaries note William McDuffie Sullivan aged 4 from Atlanta died at St Josephs orphanage Washington Ga. Body to be taken to Atlanta for private chapel burial. Survived by brother Stich aunt and two uncles. Also report Thomas F Murphey 5 married with three children, funeral pending. Mrs Hessie Tankerlesly 30, died at private sanitarium. survived by husband Dr J G Tankerlesly child and baby, mother Mrs J C Evans, three sisters and six brothers. Body went to Elsay Ga for burial. funeral at Dr Tankerlossys residence with interment in family burying ground.
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William McDuffie Sullivan
Richard Sullivan
Atlanta
St. Joseph's Orphanage
Washington
Burkert- Simmons Company
Stich
Sullivan
Anaunt
W. P. Warren
Wiliam
Wiliam RB. McDuffe
Joseph N. Sullivan
Salt Like City
Alan
Thomas F. Murphey
Dodd Avenue
P. J. Bloomfell
Hessie Tankerlesly
J. G. Tankerlesly
J. C. Evans
Tankerlesly
Mise Hessle Frans
Elsay
Atlanta Man Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court by S 3 Tabney of Atlanta. He declares liabilities of 1192.20 and assets totaling 25.00, listing himself as a salesman. Deputy Merk Henley handled the filing.
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Merk Henley
Federal Court
S 3
Tabney
Atlanta
Wreck Ties Up Traffic Between Waycross and Atlanta
A freight wreck on the Atlantic Birmingham and Atlantic near Ambrose derailed an engine and several cars, tearing up a fatal track and forcing all traffic to be transferred for the day. No injuries were reported in Waycross.
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Waycross
Atlanta
Atlante
Birmingham
Atlantic
Ambrose
Profitable Summer At Riverside Naval Academy
Riverside Naval Academy offers eight week session starting June 26 at Lake Warner in the Blue Ridge foothills. Cadets receive expert naval instruction, sports coaching, and study to raise standing. Dormitory and tent living with a dining hall. uniforms extra. Catalog available from Riverside Naval Academy, Gainesville, Ga.
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Riverside Naval Academy
Blue Ridge Foothills
Placid Lake
Warner
The College Girls at the Bijou in Atlanta
The College Girls at the Bijou continues to draw full houses with a merry medley of music and comedy. The cast is clever, the chorus well drilled, and the cheerful show remains bright and brisk from start to finish at bargain prices.
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Atlanta
Keith Vaudeville at Forsyth Described as Sold Out Show
Forsyth Theatre sold out Thursday with a full program headlined by Lillian Shaw and Jack Hazsard. The act lineup includes Ward and Curran, Sel gen's Poems in Marble, and Wright and District, plus sensational gymnastic novelty and an upcoming week featuring Ochman's Athletic Girls and Travato the eccentric violinist.
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St Une Worsyth
Forsyth
Lillian Shaw
Comediennes
Jack Hazsard
Ward
Curran
Selgen
Wright and District
Ochman
Travato
Damp and sultry weather expected in Atlanta today
A damp and sultry day is forecast for Atlanta with northeast winds bringing Atlantic moisture. Temperatures hover around the upper 70s to 80s, rising by Saturday. Humidity remains high and showers are not anticipated for several days despite lingering cloudiness.
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Atlanta
Atlantic Ocean
Regulars Ordered to Camp Perry Ohio for Shooting Tournament
By special orders from the war department the Second and Third battalions of the Seventeenth Infantry at Fort McPherson are ordered to Camp Perry Ohio to participate in the national and international shooting tournament held there August 25 to 28 and September 1 to 9. Camp Perry sits on Lake Erie between Sandusky and Toledo, five miles from Port Clinton. Railroads will run trains to the grounds during the tournament. The crack shots of twenty one fore...
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War Department
Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McPherson
Camp Perry
Ohio
Parcipate
Lake Zrie
Sandusky
Toledo
Port Clinton
Proctor testifies in Texas antitrust suit against Standard Oil
Corsicana Texas June 6 W C Proctor secretary of the Corsicana Petroleum and Magnolia Petroleum companies testifies in a 39 000 000 penalty suit brought by Texas against Standard Oil companies of New York and New Jersey Navarro Refining predecessor Magnolia and Corsicanas and sixteen individuals. He says 1798 2 8 shares were transferred to him for nothing and that Payne and Folger did not disclose ownership. He details oil purchases from Standard Oil New Jersey and transport via Standard Oil of New York carriers and a cipher code of Magnolia. The case aims to show a conspiracy to restrain trade and is set to continue tomorrow.
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Corsicans
Texas
W. C. Proctor
Corsicana Petroleum Company
Magnolia Petroleum Company
New York
New Jersey
Magnola and Cor—sitans
Navarro Refining Company
Magnolia
Maury
Proctor
Magnolia Company
Huasteca Petroleum Company
Mexico
Standard Gl Company
Muasteca Company
Standard Oml Company
Standard Oil Company
Mexican Paints
Tte
Standard CW
Mrr
Folger and
Payne A6
Payne
Navarro Company
Schoolboy Lanier Dies During Graduation Talk in Augusta
In Augusta on June 5 Ellis Lanier 16 son of County School Superintendent W Z Lanier collapsed on stage during Millen high school graduation exercises while debating the government ownership of railroads and died of heart failure. His sister and her fiancé who are to be married June 10 were among the audience, as were his father and stepmother.
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Augusta
Millen
Millen High
Oil Mill Delegates Name Officers Today
The 360 delegates to the Interstate Association of Oil Air Superintendents meet at the Auditorium Armory to elect officers and plan next year’s meeting site. A barbecue at East Point closes the day for delegates and visitors.
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Interstate Association of Oil Air Superintendents
Th Auditorium Armory
East Point
Oll Mills
W. J. Yarbrough
Interstate Association
J. W. Henson
J. H. Morgan
D. H. Wells
Beners
Joseph Davidson
Forsyth
Smith Introduces Immigration Bill in Senate
Washington June 5 Senator Smith of South Carolina introduced an immigration bill that mirrors the Burnett Dillingham measure passed by Congress last session and vetoed by President Taft. The proposal seeks stricter controls and eligibility limits.
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Washington
Smith
South Carolina
Wrightsville Beach Season Starts Strongly This Year
Ten day tickets priced at $10 go on sale Thursday at the City Ticket Office located at 38 Peachtree. Through sleepers daily, reservations available via Seaboard travel desk.
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Wrightsville Beach
Maks
Peachtree
Seaboard
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