Swift Progress on Revision Bil
Washington June 2 The democratic steering committee moved to clear the way for the tariff revision bill in the Senate and hopes to return the bill before next week’s end. Reports said the caucus may be postponed until the West Virginia coal strike inquiry ends to secure an accord with the House on the sundry civil bill. The committee aims to end Senator Jones filibuster and resolve tariff disputes as free sugar and free wool proposals advance through the finance committee.
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Washington
Senate Way
Finance Committee
Senate
Kern
P Senate
West Virginia
House
Jones
Mesnore
Thomas
Swanson
Shields
Martins
Trix
Wilson
American Meat Firms Not Considered a Trust
Buenos Aires June 12 The Argentine government states that American meat packers operating in Argentina are not a trust. After reviewing a note from six Anglo Argentine beef companies the agriculture minister said the current regime of liberty will stand, though he warned that new facts showing a harmful combination would prompt protective measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Meredith Nicholson Named Likely Minister to Portugal
Washington June 12 Indiana novelist Meredith Nicholson probably will be minister to Portugal. Despite protests from Indiana Democrats about his consistence, officials said Portugal’s government is being formed on his acceptability. Colonel Thomas H. Byrd,New Jersey, former minister to Persia, conferred with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan.
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Washington
Meredith Nicholson
Indiana
Portugal
Nicholson
Thomas H. Byrd
New Jersey
Cor
Persia
Wicon
Bryan
Mortuary notices list multiple local deaths and services
A sequence of obituaries from various Georgia towns notes deaths, ages, and funeral arrangements. Entries cover Mrs. J. C. Butler of Marietta, Mrs. Joseph McGhee of Rome, Joseph T. Ragan of Dawson, Lewis Jackson Morton of Alpharetta, Mrs. May Perkerson of Atlanta, George N. Morgan of Lawrenceville, Mrs. May Cannon of Atlanta, W. T. Maner of Atlanta, Miss Fannie Mangum of Hapeville, Mrs. O. A. Smith of Atlanta, with funeral times, locations, and interment details where available.
Contractor Accuses Justice Cohalan
New York reports Justice Daniel F. Cohalan received notice that the Bar association will investigate charges by contractor John A. Connolly alleging Cohalan, before becoming a judge, secured city contracts for the Victor Hanting company in exchange for 55 percent of profits and about $4,000 in payments. Cohalan denies the accusations. Governor Sulzer may act at the upcoming special legislative session.
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New York
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Cohalan
Dar Association
Sulzer
John A. Connolly
Bar Association
Connolly
Cohalan
Victor Hanting Company
Connally
Connnally
Journalistic Schools Targeted by Moore at Washington Univ
Washington University commencement heard Paul-tmore Moore of The Nation argue journalism schools are unnecessary. He claimed real intakes come from working in a newspaper office, while Secretary Houston presided. Also note a Yiddish cultural program at the Jewish Educational Alliance with readings and a playlet.
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St. Louis
Paul —Tmore Moore
the Nation
Washington University
Houston
Jewish Educational Alliance
National Workmen's Alliance
Sholem Alsychem
Moros Rebels Routed by American Troops at Jolo
Manila June 12 American forces stormed entrenched Moros at Jolo capturing key positions. Casualties included six American soldiers killed and several scouts and infantrymen wounded. Brigadier General Pershing vows continued operations until Moros guns are silenced and peace restored. War Department monitors report limited details from distant locations.
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Moros
Manila
Jola
Eighth United States Infantry
Hawin H Rackley
John G. Pershing
Mindnos
Jolo
War Department
Washington
Woods Haa
Bell
Pershing
Yolo
Zamboanga
Bultan
Solo
Atlanta Land and Property Transfers and Building Permits Ledger
A dense list of real estate transfers, mortgage deeds, guardian and quit claim deeds, and building permits across Atlanta. Entries include R. Hays et al to W. E. Baldwin and Arthur Spurila for 12 acres in land lot 188, various lot deeds on Lincoln and nearby streets, transfers involving Mary E Zellner, Mias S.J. Walker, Porter Langston to Wallace W. Daniel, Atwood to HL F. Weer, and other parcels. Also noted are Guardian's Deed, Quit Claim Deeds, and multiple two to three story frame dwellings authorized on Clifton, Arlington, and Piedmont.
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Lindsay
Jett
R. Hays
W. EL Baldwin
Arthur Spurila
Bitet Point Road
Camp Dellton Road
R C
Mia Am
Noyes
la Bath Harrie Street
Mary E Zellner
Same
Jackson Street
Mias
S.J. Walker
Horton Street
Porter Langston
Wallace W. Daniel
Ivy Street
Ham
Harris Street
Marian EB. Atwood
HL. F. Weer
Williams Street
Seventeenth District
Granfora and
Woolley
W. A. “Whiteside
J. J. Fretwell
Wellborn Street
Mery & Caldwett
W. Hand
Bartlett
Nabetl Avenue
Douphin Street
W. H. Whison
T. C. Parkina
Jonn
Corens
Laulee L. Ferris
Charlag
Cronkshew
Erminez de G. Munsaliz
Saventrenth
G. Little
Miles Namie
Massie
Harwall Street
Ashby
Charles H. Frarter
M. J. Parrott
Peachires Way
Peachtrae Reat
G. Arnold
George BE. Dowell
Welltamton Street
Greensterry Avenue
Tmieta FP
Murray
Prudential Inmurance Company of America
Argent Ponce de Leon Avenue
J. W. Tramiiton
Protestant ‘Episcopal Church of
Dicesee
Atlanta
No. S. Milledge Avenue
B.D. Johngon
Ft. Ro
F. T. Trammell
Smith & Impeon Tamber Company
Pine Street
Hare Street
L. B. Miler
Stansbury
G. Walton
Boy Scout Drowns Despite Rescue Attempts
Demorest Georgia June 12 Special Roy Pitchford a 17 year old Boy Scout drowned today in Lake Demorest while swimming His body was recovered by Kenneth Stambaugh 16 another Boy Scout who was nearby Resuscitation attempts failed Pitchford worked as a clerk at J and Ford drug store and was a popular youth His mother is a widow and he was her main support
Cosmopolitan Life Assumes Old Company Obligations
State Insurance Commissioner William A. Wright certifies that Cosmopolitan Life Insurance has assumed all outstanding policies of the old Cosmopolitan and deposited 100000 with the state treasurer for protection of policyholders. The new company, with new officers and ideals, bought assets at public sale and has no other connection to the old firm. Washington notes include Bryan’s dinner with Dr Laura Muller and a day of sight-seeing, navy gun factory visit, and Pan-American Union luncheon.
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William A. Wright
Cosmopolitan Life Insurance Company
Cosmopolitan
Washington
Bryan
Laura Muller
United States
Navy
Pan-American Union
Capitol
Congresstemnai
Flagman Rafer Killed in Kissimmee Accident
Flagman Q A Rafer of the Atlantic Coast Line was knocked from a freight car by a water tank spout at Kissimmee. He died later at a Lakeland hospital. The body was shipped to his former home in Lebannon Tennessee.
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Tampa
Pla
Q. A. Rafer
Atlantic Coast Line
Kissimmee
Lakeland
Lebannon
Tenn
Theaters Spotlight Duke of Durham and Quo Vadis at Grand
Theaters announce next week locals will see The Duke of Durham starring Lon I Shean and The American Comedy Four with Callahan Klein and the Smith and Pollock tango team plus a 15 song chorus and scenic effects. Grand box office reports eight reels of Quo Vadis from Rome with 100th New York run and Chicago Philadelphia praise. The Forsyth bill praised for stronger acts, with Johnny and Mae Burke Travato and Chick Sale delivering humor and Athletic Girls as a key draw Bud Fisher leads the lineup for the week.
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Biau
Duke of Parham
Lon I. Shean
Four
Callahan and
Klein
Smith
Pollock
George Kleine
Cines
Rome
Late
New York City
Chicago
Phuladelphia
Iak
Forsyths
Keith
Johnny and
Mae Burke
Travato
Chick Sale
Bud Fisher
Funeral Notices Highlight Several Local Obituaries
Friends attend funeral services for Miss Fannie Mangum at Mount Zion church this afternoon, with carriages from 1 o'clock. Multiple families including Maner and Cannon invited to services at Coins Spring and 44 Jefferson Street, with pallbearers arranged through local lodges and gatherings at Poole's parlors on Pryor Street. Interment planned at Atlanta Park cemetery and Marietta Street residence service for C N Morgan with 9:30 departure.
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May Cannon
Dsed
Jefferson Street
BR. Cannon
Lucy Cannon
Mattie Harris
John Tribble
Atlanta Park Cemetery
Fannie Mangum
Hapeville
Janle Hs
Fannie Bell Campbell
J. J. Campbell
Atlanta
Mount Zion Church
Mangum
Jennie Hill
Misa Fannis
Belle Campbell
3. Campbell
Harry G. Poolé
Pryor Street
Pr. Maner
W. F. Maner
W. B Maner
Coins Spring Church
Harry G. Poole
Walton Building
George N. Morgan
W. B. Morgan
C. I. Morgan
H. E. Morgan
C. M. Morgan
P. M. Morgan
C. F. Morgan
E. H. Nisbet
C. N. Morgan
Marietta Street
S. Pryor Street
Man bets travel to Paris for $10000 wager
New York June 12 Lewis Grand Jeen aims to reach Paris by July 16 to claim a $19000 wager and seeks deportation authorities to remove him. He says years ago he left Paris to win a $10000 stake at the Jockey Club before 1913. He now faces vagrancy arrest but hopes deportation will clear the path. He has wandered through the U S Canada Japan Australia the Philippines Panama and South America.
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New York
Lewis Grand
Jeen
Paris
Jockey Club
Grandjean
McCilellan
Canada
Japan
Australa
Philippine
Panama
South America
German Count Tries Wall Street Game
New York article notes Count Christian Guenther von Bernstorff, 22, son of the German ambassador, has joined a Wall Street banking firm as junior clerk to study finance and business.
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New York
Christian Guenther von Bernstorff
Wall Street
Callaway to Make Trip for Brief Vacation
Grady Callaway chief clerk of the Piedmont hotel leaves for his Athens home next Sunday for about two weeks of rest. He will spend a few days there then return to Savannah and resume duties at the Piedmont in Atlanta.
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Callaway
Grady Callaway
Piedmont Hotel
Athens
Savannah
Pares
Atlanta
Piedmont
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John Sharp Williams
Williams
Shively
Gore
Secretary of the Treasury
Williame
Customs Division of the Treasury
Department of Justice
Carrollton
Forsyth
Atlantic Beach
Jacksonville
Tybee
Fogg
Central of Georgia Railway
Mortuary
J. C. Butler
Marietta
Presbyterian Church
City
Joseph McGhee
Home
W. C. Wright
Calhoun Road
McGhee
Alabama
Joseph Franklin McGhee
Samuel Morgan
Lexington
Mesara, Morgan
Frank
Battey McGhee
William C. Wright
Roma
Albert Thompson
Seattle
Wash
J. T. Ragan, Dawson
Dawson
Joseph T. Ragan
Southern Cotton Ol Company
Joseph
Willis
Clarence
Terrel
Dorothy
Lewis Jackson Morton
Barclay & Brandan
Alpharetta
Mary Perkerson
May Perkerson
Jefferson Straed
T. EB. Medlock
J. D. Fagen
L. EF. Wright
Poole
W. B
O. M
FP. M
Cc. F
M. ¥. Morgan
B. H. Nesbitt
Lawrenceville
W. T. Maner
W. ‘F. Maner
Hia
Chestnut Street
W. B. Maner
J. F. Maner
Order of Red Men
Collins Springs
O. A. Smith
A. Smith
Whitehall Street
O A. Smith
Amelia Swith
W. M. Camp
Percy Smith
Taterment
Jakland
Sen
Justice Cohalan
MOORE
Guardian
L. J. Blass
John N. Malone
Jme
Moseley Alley
L. McKee
Motelle P. Murray
Ponca Dé Leo Avenue
Jackman
John T. Coltier
Mosely's Alley
Hi March
O. F. Turner
Clifton
J. N. Ragedale
Arlington
Dar
LF. Weaver
D. B. Grist
Muller
Flagman Rader
the Duke of Durham
Keith Vaudeville
North Side
Fulton County
Buckhead
Forrest
George Adair
Forsyth Street
South Forsyth
Brotherton
W. Fair Streets
John J. Woodside
IVY
Equitable Building
Georgia
Edgewood Ave
Pryor St
Hughes
J. D. Hughes
Nat'l Bank
N. Broad Bt
Atizate
B. M. Crant & CO
Grant Building
South Georgia
E. Rivers Realty Co
James L. Logan
Sales Dent
2D Lumber. CO
Piedmont lodge No. #47
Masonic Temple
Lair
W. M H
M, Wood
Barclay & Brandon
Corner Baker
Bell Phone
West
Harry & Poole
New
Atlanta Floral Cos
East Pair Street
Malis
Hose
Sentracium
B. WM
Victor Sanitarium
Mason
Fenwick & Lawrence
Patent Lawyers
Frank Hawkins
Thos, Corwin
A P. Wood
W. H. Jennison
J. W. Blosser
F. W. Kriegshaber
Taro Allowea
Eastern Painters
Peachtree ST
Walton
P. H. Brewster
Albert Howell
Hugh M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster, Howel & Herman
Elser
Georgia Brate Sanktariorm
Will Sa
Lod. Lamar
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