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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

30 Jun 1912

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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1912

Page

5

Atlanta Real Estate Trends and Major Building Plans

Mergers tie Atlanta Realty Owners with Georgia Mortgage and Trust. New Peachtree Street buildings, including a $50,000 motor showrooms and garage on Peachtree and Linden, plus multiple West and North side parcels traded or leased. Skyscraper and hotel projects teased along Peachtree, Exchange Place, and other corridors as permits, exchanges, and purchases unfold.

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Johnson & Young Peters Boop Peachtree Decatur Aaron Ike Sfor Tees Wenig Aulok Iamles Atlanta Realty Georgia Mortgage and Trust Company Peachtree Street Potts Oakland Motor Car Company Peachtree and Linden Porter Place Mra Swift Melson Lane Ford & Cos Feld Realty Company Chastain Lee Street West Fourteenth Street J H Lane Jacob Buchman J. P Murray Thomaston Pace's Ferry Road J P Murray Upson County Joel Hurt Edgewood Avenue Exchange Place Hurt Chapman-McNair Dickey Atlanta Ansley Forsyth and James Streets Albert Howell Ponce du Leon Avenue Willam Healey WF Winacott Frank Harrell Hillis Travelers’ Bank and Trust Company Walton Streets Poplar Fairlie Atlanta Eal Estate Men's Association Charles P. Glover Youlaville Ailee EB Thomas Mdrynold Boulevard Angier Avenue Mra NE Smith ME Turner Glenwood Avenue Park Avenue Doxa Dr. Fitzgerald Lee Sam A. Johnson Pine Street Chert Road Sox Antry May Dunn Westminster Drive Nannie E Davidson Central Bank and Trust Corporation Pone de Leon Avenue James T Williams Josaphine L. Butler Cleburne Avenue Walker Street Jana EK Simms John A Miford Greensterry Avenue Dennis C Thrower W M Timmons Pitman Plate Hilliard Street W Namth Rankin Charles H McCord Sands Pittman Place Hu Nard Street F Grove Seeley Lindsey Hopkins Peachtree Road Southern Railway Nathan Lyon Treates Aide Howell Milroad O G Kelley Vrs J Hawkins Aide Anna Sutton Confederate Avenue Ormewood Avenue Regent Street Hollenbeck Street Regent and Hollenbeck Streets A E McAtee Burket Street I H Porter A J Roswell Ponce de Leon Avenue Main Street Mie Meluss Highland Avenue Bigham Street Ruperty Johnson Avenue KF Kuhns Georgia BR Wrenn North Boulevard C M Lipham Ira A Smith Main Atrest and Lyle Avenue J H Barrow E M_ Bates Hill Street Revbal United States Mortgage and Trust Company Tiafevard Morrison Manning Phillips East Washington and Handall Streets Shields Rankine and Sasiage Company Oak Street Deckner Avenue International Agricultural Corporation Bankers Trust Company Georgia Alabama Florida Coarvia Georgia Railway and Electric Companys Fine Hapeville
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Home Folks Stand By Speaker Clark in Bowling Green

Almost the entire Bowling Green population filled speaker Clark’s home area and waited two nights for news from Baltimore. When told he had gone to Baltimore the crowd cheered loudly, with a brass band and fireworks adding to the festive demonstration.

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Clark Bowling Green Baltimore
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Oldest Newsboy Dead in Joliet area

Joliet mourns Hugh E Keogh known as Hek aged 104, "oldest newsboy" admired for years. He collapsed while selling papers at the railroad station marking a lifetime of street work. Memorial fund planned by friends to aid his widow, with July 21 Colonial theater benefit in aid of the fund. The event, supported by theater celebrities, will be organized as a tribute to a popular sporting writer.

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Joliet Jayne Erasmus Page Page Union Station Hek Chicago Hugh E Keogh Colonial Theater F. B. Rawson Union Trust Company
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Two candidates warmly embrace at GFWC convention

At the San Francisco meeting of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs the two leading presidential contenders, Mrs Percy Pennybaker of Dallas and Mrs Philip Carpenter of New York, stood together pledging mutual loyalty. Other officers seeking re election included Mrs Sarah Platt Decker of Colorado and Mrs Philip North Moore of St Louis. A $100,000 endowment fund was urged, pledges totaled $8300 with a $500 single gift from Mrs William Todd Helmuth and $1500 from New York clubs. No reorganization discussions were held before councils reject the Pennsylvania plan.

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San Francisco General Federation of Women's ‘24Ubs Percy Pennybaker Allas Philip Carpenter New York Pennybaker Carpenter Sarah Plett Decker Colorado Philip North Moore St Louisa Decker Emmons Crocker Bostery Dimics S Dennison Sarah Platt Decker Moore Pio-Neer William Todd Helmuth Pianeer New York State Pennsylvania
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Congressmen Curry Goes Roosevelt Support in 1912 Race

Washington June 29 Special J Congressman George Curry of New Mexico says he will not seek reelection and will break with the Republican party to back Theodore Roosevelt if he runs for president. He will quit patronage distribution in New Mexico and notes Roosevelt has stood by him. Curry, a Rough Rider veteran and former governor, predicts New Mexico may vote Democratic in the fall.

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Washington George Curry New Mexico Congress Republican Party Theodore Roosevelt Roosevalt Curry Taft Rough Riders Philippines Manila Roosevelt White House
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Summer Camp Opened At Camp Stafford By Regulars

On June 29 Alexandria welcomed the summer encampment of troops. A ten days cross country march from Shreveport concluded today. The battalion of regulars led by Colonel O P Taggart will host National Guard units from Texas July 5 and state troops from Louisiana and Arkansas to join in a 30 day encampment.

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Alexandria United States Infantry Srireveport Camp Stafford O P Taggart National Guard of Texas Louisiana Arkansas
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