Trade Talks Aimed at South America May 10 Conference
President Wilson set May 10 for a Pan American financial conference in Washington to discuss stronger Western Hemisphere trade and finance ties. Secretary McAdoo said all governments responded, with invitations soon to be sent. Congress approved 5404,000 for expenses and attendees include Treasury, Commerce, Federal Reserve, and cabinet members, plus Central and South American diplomats. The aim is broader banking links and shipping facilities, though ocean transport remains a hurdle as export declines in late 1934 are noted due to ship shortages and high freight rates.
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Washington
Wilson
Treasury
United States
Western Hemisphere
McAdoo
Congress
Central / South America
Adkea
Federal Reserve Boart
John Benrett
Pan-American Union
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve
South America
Trentus
Better Understanding Sought With Japan
New Fork March 7 The work to promote better understanding between Japan and the United States will be continued in this country by Dr Gulick on his return late this month Dr Charles MeFarland said the general secretary of the council Gulick a former missionary to Japan will tour U S cities to explain Japan progress ideals and ambitions The federal council believes Christian gospel principles apply to international relations and missions.
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New, Fork
Japan
United States
Shailer Mathews
Feneral Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Sidney
Gulick
Charles
Counci
Er. Gulick
Rev Robert R Norman Dies at Washington
Reverend Robert R Norman longtime member of the South Georgia conference died at his son’s home in Washington aged 62 He spent months in Washington and is survived by his wife and five children Interment will be Monday at ten oclock from the Methodist church in Washington
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Washington, Gard
Roburt Heese Norman
South Georgia Conference
At &Efelock
MM Norman
Washington
Metheodiat Church
Mrs Charles D Toney 13 Dead at Fairburn Ga
Mrs Charles D Toney died of pneumonia at the family residence in Fairburn Georgia this afternoon. She is survived by her husband one daughter Ethel aged 11 two sons Carlton and Charles Jr a sister Miss May Parker and her father of Quitman Georgia in the event of the informant's notation.
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Fairburn
Charles D. Tones
Camppel News
Pneeumonia
Ethel
Catiton
Charles
May Parker
Layland Mines Disaster Toll Rises as 96 Dead
Hinton West Virginia March 7 The recovery of 11 Rodias today raises the Layland mines death toll to 96 with about 20 more feared dead. Of 47 men rescued four days four nights without food or drink are reported in good condition and expected to recover. A coroner's jury is empaneled as more bodies are recovered awaiting a full inquest.
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Hinton
W. Va
Layland
State Falls
Quinniment Mountain
Thurmond
Wilbur Chapman
Chapman -Lesander
Tabernacle
Chapman
Jeremiah
Diay
Rome
Jeremian
Jia
Chris
Yang
A. J. Gordon
Base Jon
Jesus
Boehurek
Adares
Cope
Taghson , Wessele Drug Store
Broad and
Marietta Sts
Jackson& Weasel
Sun Pace
Atlanta
Spratling
Atlanta Stean Dye and Cleaning Works
Auburn Ave
Ivy
Decatch Street
Entsure
HM McGarter
Estabitewall Street
Walcherson
New Address Maternity Sanitarium
Fasta
Tntante
Miami
Tiitcheil
Windsor Ette
Henson Hill
Meyers
C. Christensen
the Hetler
Walton St. Piles
Holbrook
Mikensie Bing
DPREE
Charles D Barker
Allie
General G. S. Anderson Dead in New York
Brigadier General George Smarth Anderson retired 65 years old died in New York March 7. He graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1871 and joined the cavalry. He served in the Philippines and was colonel of 1055 from 1899 to 1901. He was made Brigadier in 1911 and retired in 1922.
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G. S. Anderson
New York
George Smarth Anderson
United State Military Academy
Cavalry
Tle
Philippines
Reform Urged for Atlanta Clubs and Liquor Rules
A preacher urges strict enforcement of Atlanta liquor laws and dissolution of locker clubs. He warns clubs openly violate the law and delves into how congregations, churches, and homes suffer from such evasion, calling for legislative repeal of permissive statutes and firm church action to sever ties if clubs persist.
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Court of Appeals of
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Unis
Court of Appeal
Atlanta
Atinicn
Enar
Nid
Cabats
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Ien
Ciy
Joaven
Alana
Cotton Prices Rally On Week's End
New Orleans March 7 Prices in the cotton market rose toward the week's end as European import policy and high insurance rates influenced trading. Tuesday saw declines of 4 to 11 points before a rapid recovery, with a net weekly gain of 40 to 42 points. Exports reached 354,515 bales despite shipping limits, versus 687,000 bales last March. Strong long spot interest and potential ally concessions were noted, while new crop acreage signs and insurance factors were expected to shape the market, especially for fall months which already show a premium over summer levels.
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New Orleans
Peare Tolk
Germany
Puch
Herrs
Market Steps Firmer Amid Optimism and Trade Cautions
New York traders pursued a firmer, calmer week with reduced fear of clashes affecting commerce. Washington’s optimism over Germany, British plans to curb German trade, and Dardanelles pressure fed a cautious mood, while rumors of peace prospects were largely debunked. Copper prices slid after a January earnings dip. iron and steel output rose, yet unfilled orders for United States Steel appeared to grow more slowly.
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New York
Washington
Germany
Dardanelles
Chicago
Japan
Iron and Steel
United States Steel
Congress
Western
Missouri
Western Pacific Railroad
Condition of Treasury and Sermon Fragments in March Washington
The article reports the U.S. Treasury's close of business figures with a deficit of $80 964 685 for the current year, compared to last year. It then presents a lengthy sermon narrative discussing sin, death, salvation, and urging immediate conversion to Christianity, including stories of church life and a deathbed moment.
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Washington
United States Treasury
Trade Shows Improvement Amid War Driven Uncertainty
Bradstreet and Dun report mixed conditions with improvement in trade overall, despite jagged regional edges. South and west show stronger house orders and better collections while war and transportation constraints temper activity and prices.
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Bradstreet
Increased activity shown in steel trade
New York March 7 Increased activity in structural work marked the steel trade last week. Contracts closed rated for nearly 43,000 tons of fabricated steel including 13,000 tons for the New York city elevated railroad extension 4 000 tons for the Columbia Highway bridge and 300 tons for the Clark street viaduct of Cleveland Ohio. Railroads bought about 65,000 tons more rails including 20,000 tons for the Northern Pacific 20,009 tons for the Chicago Central the latter to be rolled in Canada 6,090 tons for the Burlington 10,000 tons more for the New York Central system 2,500 tons additional for the Great Northern 2,000 tons more for the Pennsylvania 1,500 tons for the International Steel Northern and 1,000 tons light sections for Russia.
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New York
New York City
Columbia
Clark Street
Cleveland
Ohio
Northern Pacific
Tlioig Central
Canada
Burlington
New York Central
Great Norther
Pennsylvania
Russia
United States Steel Corporation
Ders
American Steel and Wire Company
Pittsburg
Classified Want Ads Terms and Rates for Outside Atlanta
An old classified ad policy states two line minimum, six words per line, and no ads by phone. It notes outside Atlanta placements, telephone handling, and writing assistance to craft effective descriptions.
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Atlanta
Lost and Found Notices Show Stealing and Rewards
A cluttered column lists multiple Lost and Found notices. Items include a small white poodle with a collar, a white French poodle, a terrier puppy, and a collie with a white collar, each offering rewards. Also appears are envelopes with cash lost near Garnet and Alabama streets, plus ads and notices from local businesses and shops offering sales, medicines, and services.
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Mindena Avenue
Weeat Peachipee Street
Garnet
Alabama
Bell Laundry
J. B. Hubo
Mont View Farm
Decatur
Professional Cards and Help Wanted Ads in Atlanta
Classified listings show lawyers and doctors with offices in Kiser Building Atlanta Ga and various professionals offering services. It includes job seekers in stores, banking, barbering, sales and clerical work with addresses and contact notes, plus study opportunities and agency ads.
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Albert Gwen Fech
M. Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
A Garses
Beonsitr
Iowell & Heyman
Auorseyh-At- Law
Hees
Kiser Building
Atlanta
Harry EF
Dorfey
Baltimore
Bell
Frank E. Howard
Foote-Davies
Classified Want Ad Fragments From The Constitution
Ad fragments indicate readers seeking work or services, offering box numbers and a plea to call for positions. Mentions personal ads for man and wife and multiple ad formats within a period. The text reflects routine classifieds and solicitations common to the era.
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