Marshall Sales Continued From Page Proceeding
Marshall sales list two city lots in Fulton County Georgia described with street frontages and back measurements. One lot fronts Atlanta Avenue and Jefferson Euclid and Sarralwon streets totaling 130 by 250 feet, sold to satisfy a tax lien and curb costs for sidewalk granite. A second lot fronts Peachtreet between Ith and With streets, 75 by 101 feet, with building on site, adjoining Am Ferguson Akers and Levied to satisfy a city tax lien and sidewalk costs. City Marshal J M Fuller announces the sales.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Sturphy
Lawlédoo
W. A. Fincher
Cty
Allents
Ward S
Fulton County
Pifect
Allenta
Gearris
Amfergon Iq Akers
S. W. Salliven
Atimata
Agalaat
Mab
SW. Sullivan
J. M. Fuller
Mercer President May Resign Office
Mercer University president Dr Jameson returned from Arkansas where he discussed an offer to lead GuGlla Baptist college. He has not decided yet but close friends expect he might accept. If he resigns Mercer trustees will search for a successor from among many named candidates.
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Dr. Jameson
Arkansas
Macon
Jameson
Mercer University
Arka
Ophia
Ark
Guchlla Baptist
Women raid still in Walker county reels in moonshine
In West Armachee residents led by Mrs. Hunt and others raided a wild cat still near Suttled mill after public opposition to moonshine. They pursued a reconshining group, damaged the still, and alerted revenue officers who found the scene empty. About eight hundred gallons of beer were destroyed. operators named locally may face arrests.
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Rome
West Armachee
Walker County
Suttled Mill
S. Hunt
Brock
Anderson
United States Revenue
Atil
Boy dies in pistol play near West Point
West Point Ga May 2 Special Playing cowboy with his father’s revolver Frank Johnson four year old son of Mr and Mrs Lea Johnson Langdale Ala shot himself through the head and died instantly Here his six year old brother Mimmie had begged him to put the weapon away The mother was first to reach him before a physician could be summoned
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West Point
Frank Johnson
Lea Johnson
Langdale
Als
Mimile
TIZ Smaller Feet Promises Quick Relief and Free Trial
An old advertisement claims TIZ relieves sore and swollen feet, reduces foot size to fit shoes better, and cleanses pores to prevent odor. It asserts immediate improvement and money back if ineffective, promoting a free trial package via Walter Luther Dodge & Co of Chicago.
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FR. H. Cheney
Grundy Center
Iowa
Walter Luther Dodge &Co
Chicago
Roosevelt Appeals for Woman Suffrage Parade and speech at Metropolitan Opera House
New York May 2 Theodore Roosevelt led a large suffrage demonstration at the Metropolitan Opera House urging New York State to grant women the vote. Dr Anna Howard Shaw urged adding stars to the suffrage flag in 1914 and 1915. The event featured a pageant depicting women’s emancipation with notable society figures, artists, and performers. Roosevelt received a lengthy ovation, linking votes for women to reducing power of the underworld.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Causa
Metropolitan Opera House
Theodore Roosevelt
New York State
Womean
Anna Howard Shaw
National American Woman -Suffage Association
Alaska
Hope
Band Maidens of Freedom
Sleeping Sisters
Justice
Columbia
Madame Nordien
Freedom
Oncy
Roosevelt
Shaw
Pankhurst
Lsi
Elysian
Progressive Party
Red Light District
East
Fas
Chilly reception for Wilson's wishes in California debate
Senators debated a California land bill with provisions on alien residents and Japanese leases. Critics warned the measure could trigger federal challenges and test constitutional eligibility for citizenship, while supporters urged a state approach to desired ends. The lengthy session drew a packed gallery including Japanese listeners.
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Benster Birdsall
Shanahan
Boynton
California
Suanahan
Cartwright
Progressive Party
Wright
Robbers Raid Garfield Town In Night of Loot
Robbers hit Garfield Georgia on May 2 stealing clothing from Willam Swain RT Chance and Lamb and Grey stores. The Southern Express office and post office were broken into while small change and a box from the Pythian lodge were taken. A posse with dogs searched the area as indications of new capture emerged and Thrift was noted as similarly struck the night before.
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Garfield
Southern Express
Willam Swain
RT. Chance
Lamb & Grey
RT. Chaney
Hottest May Day in New York Records Heat Wave
May 2 in Gotham brought the warmest May 2 to the local weather bureau era as temperatures rose to 87 and held for two hours. A heat prostration was reported, the first of the year, highlighting a dangerous early heat spell for residents.
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New York
Inaugural Ball Opens Augusta Gambling Den Scandal
Augusta Ga May 2 A lavish inaugural ball announced a new gambling den drawing invited guests. Reports say Augusta hosts more gambling houses than any Southern city with a tiger of prosperity, amid a history of shady links and broad speculation. Washington may 2 The International Kindergarten union heard Dr Scott Nearing argue that rising child need and poverty pressuring families threaten the nation’s future. Springfield Maes re elected for next meeting.
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Augusta
South Carolina
South
Iver
Washington
International Kindergarten Union
Scott Near Ing
University of Pennsylvania
Dr. Near~ing
United States
Springfield
Maes
Questions sincerity of Georgia women’s clubs sparks debate
At a Teorgia Educational association meeting, Hooper Alexander questioned the influence of women’s clubs on child labor policy. Miss C. S. Parrish defended the clubs and confirmed support for the child labor movement, while Alexander acknowledged her stance.
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Teorgia Educational Association
Hooper Alexander
Women's Clubs
Georgia
C. S. Tacrish
Alexander
Suffragettes Demand Militant Volunteers Speech by Mrs Catt
London May 2 Actress league meeting at Drury Lane theater featured Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, delivering her first speech since arriving in England. She said in three days in London she had heard more complaints about the British government than in her entire life about the American government.
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London
Actresses’ League
Drury Lane Theater
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Internationl Woman Suffrage Alliance
England
Niece of Congressman Clayton loses race with death
Miss Mary Pou Clayton, niece of Congressman Henry D. Clayton, died on a train near Macon while en route to Eufaula to be with family. The North Carolina pneumonia she battled worsened and she passed away before reaching home. Survived by her parents, two brothers, a sister, and two close friends accompanied her.
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Eufaula
Ain
Mary Pou Clayton
Royal Public Schools
Macon
A. J. Clayton
Eddie Brannon
Georgetown
Taft criticizes new political school at Yale lecture
Professor William Howard Taft told Yale audiences that the recent school of political thinkers will not triumph. He argued it attacks the wisdom of the founders and would not overhaul the democratic structure or constitutional fundamentals. He warned some ideas might influence amendments but not radical change.
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New Haven
Conn
William Howard Taft
Yale
New School
Judge Ilyer Urges Federal Ownership of Public Utilities
Judge George Hillyer former Atlanta mayor and Georgia rail commissioner urged federal ownership of public utilities in a speech at Atlanta Law School. He argued private rights must be protected yet public services should be run by the government to provide better service at lower costs, citing post office as model and emphasizing utilities like water, police, schools, heat and power.
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Judes George Hillyer
Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanta Law School
Hooper Alexander
Atlanta Bar
Judge Flyer
Bogart Mayor and Council Retain Posts After Ruling
Athens May 2 Special The mayor and council of Bogart will keep their jobs after Judge Brand declined to remove the entire municipal board in the case brought by W B Allen and others. Plaintiffs sought to bar duties and oust officials over a $600 schoolhouse loan, which was repaid from the city treasury before a temporary restraining order.
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Athens
Bogart
W. B. Allen
Acquitted of Murder in Georgia Infant Death
Dublin Ga May 2 Special Miss Pearl Darsey was tried in Laurens County Superior Court and acquitted of murder in the death of an infant whose body was found by a dog dragging through a field near T Davis's residence. The inquest had charged her with being the mother and killer.
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Dublin
Miss Darsey
Oldest Georgia graduate dies at 90 in Athens
Dr Henry Newton aged 90 and holder of a 1841 University of Georgia diploma died after a lengthy illness in Athens. A Presbyterian minister, he is survived by two sons and a daughter Charles F H Newton Thomas C Newton and Mrs W B Reynolds. Funeral at 5 pm Saturday from his residence with interment in Oconee cemetery. See A Butterfly on the Wheel matinee today.
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Athens
Henry Newton
University of Georggia
Newton
Charles FH. Newton
Thomas C. Newton
Washington
White Provision Co Coral Field Market Goods Listing
Market item list shows Cornfield brand products with varied averages and weights. Items include corned beef, bacon, fresh pork, bologna sausage, luncheon ham, smoked link sausage, sausages, lard, and compound lard. Prices and counts are given in pounds and buckets with multiple product types highlighted.
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White Provision Co
Cornfela Asp
Gormfela Ema
Cornfield
Styla
Cornfield Frankforts
Cornfeld
Beef cattle price gist spans Georgia to Chicago markets
The article lists meat and cattle prices for grade beef, dairy cattle, and hogs across markets in Georgia and Chicago. It notes demand for flesh and fat cattle, mixed feeds, and receipts, with prices quoted per hundredweight and indications of market stability or slight declines. It also includes weekly cotton and grain market snapshots from New York, Savannah, and other hubs, alongside regional crop movement.
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W. HL White
White Providen
Durie Yaresnit
St Spain
Gendersvills
A. J. Evans
Mort Vallay
Gaul
Chicago
Grocery price list from Azle corrected by Glasty Grocery
A catalog of various grocery items with corrected pricing including azle grease diamond items, beverages such as ginger ale and syrup, baking supplies, flour, spices, macaroni, cereals, soaps, starches, cigarettes, chewing tobacco and gums, with numerous per unit prices and crate or dozen quantities. Names of brands and products are intermingled with odd spellings and OCR errors.
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Cglasty Grocery Company
Alderney
Fairy
Grandma
Sweetheart
Mackboy
Wibbon
Preach Sent
Sensation
Star Nery
Corker
Battie Az
Gravely
Dee
Schnappe
Lie
Ats
Boos
Franklin Clgars
Old Virginia
Trade Review Shows Mixed Signals From Agencies
New York May 2 trade review from commercial agencies indicates mixed developments. Winter wheat in good condition. other crops show favorable prospects. south cotton planting advancing. Distributive trade up, outdoor operations active, strikes modest. May 1 prices steady, new business weaker in some sectors. Stock market narrow. wheat exports 2.93 billion bushels, up from last year. Business failures total 282, up from 224 a year ago in the prior week. Canada failures also noted.
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New York
Activa
Lisle
United States
Canada
Cotton The Past Week Market Review
New York May 2 The cotton market recovered from early losses after broad notices and favorable crop reports. About 88 000 bales were taken up by buyers with Liverpool ties, amid expectations of shipments to Liverpool and higher ocean freight rates. Reports from New Orleans and private crop data influenced sentiment, with some traders bullish on July short interest and others cautious about political and weather factors at home.
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New York
Canada
Milia
Genade
Anmeon
Pajota
Offerel
Hnmes
Liverpool
New Orleans
May Cottom
Haro
Homie
Fbrest
A Notre Dame Lady’s Free Home Rheumatism Treatment
A Notre Dame woman offers a free home remedy for rheumatism and related pains. She claims the treatment purifies the blood, removes uric acid, loosens stiff joints, and restores elasticity. Write to Mrs Samenere, Box Notre Dame, Indiana, for details.
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Samenere
Box
Notre Dame
Ind
World Cotton Movements Show Mixed Global Demand
New Orleans dispatch details weekly and year comparisons on cotton visible supply and shipper activity. It notes declines in overall world supply vs last week and year, with the U S and foreign stocks breaking down by region and spinners’ takings. Projections reference September 1 totals and week to week shifts across ports and interior centers.
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New Orleans
Dloda
United States
Agalnat
Mississippi
Mill
Canada
Conthern Mills
Willia
Saiings
Canete
Nouthern
Storks Jett Ovar
Shake Hands with Thousands Tomorrow in The Constitution Ad
An appeal urges advertisers to greet readers with a friendly, informative ad in The Constitution tomorrow. It frames the ad as a trust between the agent and the public, promising to reveal the newest and best for households and individuals, inviting personal connections and repeated visits.
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Wilson
Aia
Ononda
Curtin
London Times
Gotham
STORK
Dr. Nearing
Tiger
Miss ©. S. Parrish
Taft Knocks
NEW Political School
Illyer
South Brow
Abiakas
Florida
CELES
Stoge
R. R. Nate
Kansas City
Quter
Sesaay
Etondy
St. Lovia
Cincinnati
Honduras
Japan
Sea Island
Ravannah
Fiorlia
Cherleston
Em Island
Great Britian
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Brad
India
Great Britain
Europa
Aakinae
Woo
Hester
Inez
Formiga
Rample
Allen
Hogeswood Ave
Remington Typewriter
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