South Becoming Most Prosperous South
Fourteen Bradstreet Company superintendents meet in Atlanta as the south is described as the nation’s most prosperous region. Reports from Augusta Savannah Montgomery Mobile Tampa and Greenville note new enterprises, building booms, harbor improvements and rising trade. The group adds Osceola A. Pound as assistant division superintendent with duties in Atlanta and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradsheet Company
Sessson
Atlanta
J. B.C. Pedder
Allant
Osceola
A. Pound
Aivision
I. N Clark
Albany
Junioa
Junioa W. Nesbet, Mecon; George W. Williams, Montgom
William W. Barnes
Augusta
Lee McGriff
Birmingham
F. W. Reinecker
Charleston
John L. Weay
Chattanooga
HU. F. Showalter, Jr
Greenville
3. C
Clarence W. Hendley
Jacksonville
Fla
Linton S Lewis
Mobile
Ala
Edward C. Myers
Savannah
George A. Fallin
Tampa
Atlants
Georgia
Empire Building
Capital City Club
Forsyth
Piedmont
South
H. W. Barnes
New Wire Insurance Company
New Ty Hotel
Ew South Automobile Company
Florida
F. C. Myers
George M. Williams
Montgomery
Linton
Lewis
Congress
Clear Havana
Tampa Supreme A3
Naval
GreenvNe
B. F. Showalter
Fat
D. C
TRY THIS ECZEMA CURE FOR PROMPT RELIEF
Imperial Eczema Remedy claims rapid relief and a permanent cure for eczema using a squidlike liquid with wintergreen and carbolic acid. The ad asserts root-level purification of diseased skin and promises normal, soft, white skin, with a money-back or mail order option from Imperial Medicine Co in Houston, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
South
Express
Imperial Medicine Co
Houston
New Building Projects Across Three Towns
Washington reports public building bills advancing in the Senate with $60,000 for Cedartown $75,000 for Thomasville and a $12,060 increase for Rome. Georgia senators retain amendments, credits for town projects, and note Albany Jacksonville and Charleston expansion, rail growth, and strong business indicators statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Clay
Public Buildings Committee
Georgia
Robin Cooper Trial on Docket for Today in Nashville
Nashville Tenn June 20 The state case against Robin Cooper charged with the murder of Senator E W Carmack was set for trial in criminal court tomorrow morning The case will be called in regular order but likely passed on the docket indefinitely Neither side seems eager to try the cage this term and it will probably be passed without objection Also from Muskogee Okla June 20 Twelve men escaped from the federal jail by sawing through a steel barn door None were recaptured Five others refused to leave
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Robin Cooper
E. W. Carmack
Criminal Court
Liberty
Muskogee
Oklo
Society Notes Show Multiple Social Gatherings Across Cities
Miss Florence Werner honored at a twelve guest card party in Bates Block with gar den flower decor and head painted Beore cards. Prizes went to Miss Ada Alexander and Mrs J G Oglesby Jr, guest of honor received embroidered handkerchief box. Residents and visitors from Albany Nashville Athens Jacksonville and Birmingham attend events and plan bridge domino and garden parties through July. Blue Ribbon Flavoring Ads conclude the column amid society chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Bates Block
Florence ‘Werner
Ada Alexander
J. G. Oglesby, Jr
Harry Hasson
Jacksonville
Lewidton
Valdemar Gude
East Lake
Charles Montgomery
Forsyth
Mira Margaret Springs
Charlotte
N. C
J. M. Tull
Gladys Catchings
Joste and
Ada Smith
Canton
John A. Miller
Misa Reinette Miller
Kentucky
Europe
L. & Huntley
Bridge Club
Boarding House Fire Fatal for Two Brothers in Hattiesburg
In Hattiesburg Mississippi on River Avenue a boarding house fire early today left James West 20 dead and his brother Edward 18 fatally injured. Edward broke multiple bones after leaping from a second story window as the blaze consumed the structure. the charred body of James was found among the ruins. Other inmates escaped unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattiesburg
Miss
James West
Edward
River Avenue
Ramosseur Wins in the Prix des Vaux Or at St Cloud
The Prix des Vaux Or a 16 furlong race at St Cloud today was won by Ramosseur ridden by W. EK Vanderbilts. Clatterfeot of Mt Vanderbilt finished third in the Prix des Clochettea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramosseur
Paria
St. Cloud
W. EK
Vanderbilt
Clatterfeot
Discount notions sale lists many small sewing items
Advertises a broad discount sale on notions and sewing supplies. Includes tape, darning items, pins, needles, curlers, hairpins, buttons, and other small sewing notions with prices ranging from a few cents to around two dimes. Claims permanent low prices beyond a two day sale.
Publicity Bill Urged by Taft
President Taft presses for quick passage of a publicity bill on campaign contributions and federal officer campaigns. He has briefed leaders in both houses, cites his pre-election pledge, and aims to push the measure before adjournment. The White House reports good spirits as Roosevelt returns and Congress may adjourn soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
House
Senate
Art Taft
Burrows
Michigan
Brandegoe
Colonel Roosevelt
White House
Exum Elected Mayor in Birmingham Primary
Early returns from the Birmingham city primary indicate Culpepper Exum won the mayoral nomination by a large majority. G. H. Decker appears reelected as chief of police and the commission form of government has overwhelming endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exum
Birmingham
Ala
Culpepper Exum
G. H. Cdeker
Postal Bank Bill Debated as Senate Fails to Vote
Washington June 24 The Senate did not vote on the House postal savings bill as expected. Opposition speeches dominated, with Cummins favoring a conference and Heyburn condemning the reserve provision as a mechanism that would channel funds to New York banks and hinder enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Bacon
Commion Oppaxea House
Benetor Cummins
Carter
Heyburn
New York
Examination for Atlanta teachers' places announced
On September 1 and 74 Superintendent William M Slaton will conduct an examination at Boys High School for applicants to public school teaching positions. Open to out of town applicants, it covers principals grammar teachers and high school posts at Girls Boys and Technological High Schools. Reexams required for previous unsatisfactory results. Also, the finance committee will consider bids on stationery supplies as the board holds its regular meeting Thursday afternoon. His Side Line recalls a druggist who pursued knowledge and craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Slaton
Atlanta
Technological
Church Organized by the Covenanters in Atlanta
The First United Presbyterian Church of Atlanta was formally organized Sunday by Dr. R. W. McGranahan of Knoxville Tennessee. The church, a Covenanters branch, was authorized by the presbytery of the United Presbyterian Church of Tennessee. Forty members were received by letter and others plan to unite on profession of faith after elders are ordained and installed. J M Quick, George Gordon and J C McCown named as ruling elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Presbyterian Church of
Atlanta
R. W. McGranahan
Knoxville
Tenn
Presbytery
United Presbyterian Church of Tennessee
Church
J. M. Quick
George Gordon
J. C. McCown
A Remarkable Catarrh Cure Promises Relief
A new booklet touts Eclipse Catarrh Cure as the most effective remedy for catarrh. The preparation claims to soothe nasal and ear membranes and offer permanent relief after years of suffering. A Florida reader reports dramatic improvement and hearing restoration after using the treatment, with an invitation to try a week for 25 cents. The company offers the full package for $1 by mail from Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clegrely
Ozone
Fla
Flave
Aiso
Eclipse
Apy A
Aresa
Aclipse Medicine and Manufturing CO
Atlanta
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Wiley’s
Peachtree Street
Whitehall Street
Peachtree St
Whitehall St
Bradstreet Company
Central Bank
Mitchell and Forsyth
Carolina
Atlantic Coast Line
Anderson
Spartanburg
J. N. Clark
Albany Cotton Mill
Titt Milicate Brick Company
Clyde Steamship Company
Miners’ Transportation Company
F. W. Henneker
Chamber of Commerce
Lee W. Griff
John L. Wray
Wil Shaw
E.G Pedder Falke
Society
T. H. French
W. C. Holleyman and Son
W. c. Holleyman, Jr
Henry Vrench
Adairsville
Harriet Benedict
Athens
Misa Dorothy Harmon
Penelope Bryan
Hill
Huffman
Katherine Lovette
Myrtle Street
Latimer Collier
Lamar Coller
Louisville
Ida Copelin
Fred A. Merrill
Horace Smith
McWhorter Milner
West End
J. J. Simpson
WW. Simmons
Jack
James Osgood
Brunswick, Ga
J. A. Simmons
Marisa
Filizabeth
William Goodwin Cunningham
Courtland Street
Mattie Sims Hewitt
Newell Sims
Bong Beach
San Francisco
Cal Salt Lake City
Yellowstone Park
Clorado
Manitou
Pike's Peak
Frances Godfrey
Covington
Lula Dean Jones
Pater Godrey
Hattienburg, Miss
Crystalite
the Texas Company
Eee &E
Keitel
Delight
Sacgat
Needle Books
White
Gray
THE
Covenanters
D. A. Tobias, Inc
Jewelers
East Alabama Street
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