Kamper Stores Reopened After Remodeling At Peachtree Street
A reformatted Kamper Company store at 317-323 Peachtree Street showcases a multimillion modernization with on site bakery, imported goods, and own refrigeration. The article notes the store’s prominence on Peachtree frontage and its extensive delivery fleet. A separate court note mentions a negro defendant and appeal outcome related to a prior assault case, with judge Fite criticized.
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C. J. Kamper Company
Pure Food Purveyors
Peachtree Street
South
Kamper
HOTS
Ivy Street
Commodious Shipping Department
Probe set on money trust experts to join committee
Washington March 9 The house money trust investigating committee will hear several expert accountants Monday as potential advisers to the panel. Both sides the financial interests and their opponents pressed for appointment of specialists to assist in the inquiry.
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Washington
Money Trust Investigating Committee
House
Kellogg's Santone Wafers Nerve Strength Booster Sold Free Trial
Kellogg's Santone Wafer product advertised as the ultimate nerve invigorator promising rapid, lasting relief from fatigue, insomnia, irritability and weakness. Free trial package offered to men and women who send name and address, with claims of safety and superiority over rest or travel cures.
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Wellegs
Kellogs
Bend
Kellogg's
Sanstone Waters
By. J. Kellogg Co
Hoffmaster “Broci
Battles Creek
Michigan
BREE
Kellogg - Co
Hoffmaster Block
Hattie Creek
Mtohk
Santtone
Money Trust Inquiry Sparks Tax Evasion Claim
Representative Brown said experts will confer and a meeting is set for Monday while Chairman Pujo delays an attorney selection until his return from Louisiana. Lindbergh charged a joker in the Aldrich central bank plan transferring bonds to friends of the money trust could dodge taxes on 900.6 million dollars, saving 244.006 million for bond holders.
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Representative Brown
West Virginia
Pujo
Louisiana
Lindbergh
Minnesota
Money Trust
Aldrich Central Bank
Dian
Mr. Lindbergh
Founder of Boy Scouts hooted by socialists in Portland
In Portland March 2, Lieutenant General Sir Robert Baden-Powell founder of the Boy Scouts faced a platform clash with local socialists during a lecture to the city scouts. James B. West led the event with interruptions from the socialist group who challenged the movement as opposed to labor. Powell answered questions before allowing socialist speakers to plead their case.
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Portland
Ore
Robert & S. Baden-Powell
Boy Scouts
Scout Organization
James B. West
Washington, D. C
Boy Scouts of America
Baden- Fowell
Scout
Baden-Powell
Big advance likely in the price of rice
Charleston March 8 Acc to local dealers consumers of rice may face a heavy price increase within a fortnight due to a world shortage and higher wholesale quotations. They claim the southwestern supply is cornered and holders will profit, while the Carolina crop was 75 percent short after severe weather last summer.
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Charleston
8. C
Carolina
Railways Charged With Granting Rebates in Grand Rapids
Federal grand jury indicts Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad Company for rebating against the Chicago Kalamazoo and Saginaw Railroad Company and six lumber firms with false billing. Indicted firms include Dennis Lumber Company Nichols Cox Lumber Van Keulen Winchester Valley City Lumber Warner Newton Lumber A L Dennis Salt and Lumber. Prosecutions mark first under transit privilege laws.
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Grand Rapids
Mid
Federal
Grand
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroads Company
Chicago,Kalamazoo and Saginaw Railroad Company
Dennis Lumber, Company
Nichols & Cox Lumber Company
van’ Keulen & Winchester, Lumber Company
Valley City
Larmber Company
Warner-New‘ton Lumber Company
A. L
Dennis Salt and Lumber Company
Gaia
Six Men Die in Lodging House Fire in Chicago
A deadly blaze struck a Chicago lodging house. Six men perished as flames swept through the building, others found suffocated or burned. Fire crews fought the fire, with victims jumping from upper stories in a rapid, fatal onset.
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Chicago
Kistrest
Danish Royal Girl Believed Found in Dallas Servant Case
Eleven year old Hella Jorgensen, daughter of the late August Jorgensen, former Danish consul in Mexico, is en route to Denmark from Galveston after a six year search. Missionaries in Dallas helped identify her. authorities say she was detained as a servant by guardians. Immigration officials aided the inquiry with Danish consular help.
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Deas
Texas
Eeleven
Hella Jorgensen
Daugher
Jorgenseon
Mexico
Denmark
Calveston
Jorgensen
Rome
Kinemen
Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board
Dallas
Mexico City
Washington
Dallas Firm Enters Atlanta Industrial Field
Murray & Co of Dallas Texas buys the Van Winkle Gin and Machinery Company cotton machinery division for 300000. They take possession of plant on Marietta road at the belt rail junction and continue making cotton machinery and a new all steel gin. Van Winkle will focus on motor trucks, a fast-growing line. The deal includes 7 1/2 acres and factory assets. E Van Winkle heads the Atlanta firm, founded thirty years ago.
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Murray & Co
Dallas
Texas
Atlanta
Texas Concern
van Winkle Gin and Machinery Company
Marietta Road
West Point
van Winkle Company
Cotton Machinery Division
Dixie
E. van Winkle
United Cigar Store opens in Atlanta with promotions
The first United Cigar Stores Company outlet in Atlanta opened under PG McLean management. A steady stream of visitors used the smoking parlor and soft drinks area, with attendants kept busy. A second store will open next Saturday at Forsyth and Marietta streets, featuring a profit-sharing program and premiums including cut glass.
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PG. McLean
United Cigar Stores Company
Atlanta
American Tobacco Company
Forsyth
Marietta
United Cigar Store
Ita
Fifteen Meningitis Cases Found in New Orleans
In New Orleans on March 9 the recorder's court heard an affidavit against Dr. J A Danna chief surgeon at Charity Hospital for violating state health reporting laws. The city health department announced at least fifteen spinal meningitis cases under treatment in the city, mostly among negroes, with February seen ten cases and three fatalities. Dr Oscar Dowling said statewide 89 suspected or confirmed cases, the disease dropping 75 to 80 percent under treatment and essentially dying out as cold weather ends.
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New Orleans
Recorder's Court
J. A. Danna
Charity Hospital
City Health Department
Danna Wea
W. T. O'Reilly
City Board of Health
O'Reilly
Oscar Dowling
Louisiana
Fiftieth anniversary of Monitor Merrimac battle observed
The fiftieth anniversary of the Monitor Merrimac fight was marked at the American Society of Naval Engineers banquet in Washington. Survivors and notable speakers included Captain H. H. Marmaduke of Merrimac, Secretary Meyer, and former Speaker Cannon. A Swedish cable extended best wishes linking Ericsson to US progress in naval engineering.
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Washington
American Society of Naval Engineers
H. H. Marmaduke
W. M. McFarland
New York
Oklahoma
Meyer
Cannon
Estopinal
Louisiana
Redfield
W. S. Smith
Uodn
Aepo
Uspaag
Merrimac
Monitor
United States
State Department
Hampton Roads
John Ericsson
Stealing is Worse Than Booze or Dope
New York March 9 Special Timothy Golden 65 with a 41 year criminal record pleaded guilty to stand and petit larceny after stealing two rugs sent to John D Rockefeller Jr He lamented his life of crime and claimed to be tired of prison noting he was the first man photographed in the police gallery decades ago.
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New York
Timothy Golden
Tombs Court
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Pensions Paid Widows and Deserted Wives In Chicago
In Chicago on March 9 Special funds from the controller’s office paid 142 widows and deserted wives $4100 under the mothers pension law. Most cases involve pneumonia and poverty, with insufficient clothing and lack of work cited as causes. The pay mostly went to widows, with a few dependent mothers also listed.
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Chicago
Attorney fires at editor in Anderson street clash
In Anderson South Carolina on March 9 attorney W J Muldrow attacked editor W B Cheshire after claiming an article in The Anderson Intelligencer defamed him. Cheshire shot twice but missed. Muldrow and relative Tolly were arrested on charges of assault with intent to kill and later released on 500 dollar bonds.
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Anderson, S. C
Anderson Intelligencer
W. J. Muldrow
W. B. Cheshire
Cheshire
Muldrow
Tolly
Hard labor ordered for suffragettes in riot case
London report states Dr Ethel Smyth was sentenced to two months hard labor for participating in the March 1 window-breaking riot. Mrs Emiline Pankhurst and Mrs Mabel Tuke were remanded to a one-week trial on conspiracy and inciting to damage property. Nave began a hunger strike at Holloway jail as they serve two months for rioting.
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London
Ethel Smyth
Emiline Pankhurst
Mabel Tuke
Nave
Halloway
Attractive program for organ concert
The regular free organ concert will be held this afternoon at 3 30 o clock at the Auditorium Armory with Dr. Percy J. Starnes presiding. The program features Taubert Saint-Saens Dvorak Humoresque Tschalkowski Lemere Batiste and an improvisation by Dr. Starnes.
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Auditorium Armory
Percy J. Starnes
Taubert
Saint-Saens
Dvorak
Humoresque
Tschalkowski
Lemere
Batiste
Dr. Starnes
Near Double Tragedy on Dayton Street
On March 9 in Dayton Ohio John Gruver aged 68 fired a pistol at Mrs Vidla Wilkinson 37 in a crowded street then shot himself through the temple. Gruver is expected to die and Wilkinson is anticipated to recover officials say jealousy caused the attack.
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Dayton
Ohio
John Gruver
Vidla Wilkinson
Cure and prevention of consumption urged by experts
A dated medical notice extols hereditary nature of consumption and asserts it is curable and preventable with proper treatment. It praises Osmulsion as essential for those exposed, noting its high fat content and combination with lime and soda, glycerine, and hypophosphites. The ad claims Osmulaston uniquely sustains strength.
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Norway
McCall and wife denied habeas release in Henderson murder case
Abner McCall and his wife Beatrice remain jailed after a judge denied their habeas corpus request. Indicted by a Hendersonville grand jury for the Myrtle Hawkins murder last September, they will stand trial at the May term. George and Bonny Bradley also indicted, jailed in Asheville due to Henderson county jail overcrowding.
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Asheville
N. C
Abner McCall
Beatrice
Hendersonville
Myrtle Hawkins
Fousghee
Henderson County
McCalls
George
Bony Bradley
Bradley Brothers
Buncombe County
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Georgia
Emegency Laboratories
Weat
New York City
M’call
Travel
Texas, Mexico
California
Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
Sunset Limited
Sunset Mail
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North Texas
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Geni
R. ©. Bean
T. P
H. Stanley
CPA
Peaghtree ST
Whitehall
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