Mortuary notices for Nancy Freeman and Bertha Miller
Nancy M Freeman 69 died at Ingleside Georgia Thursday morning survived by two daughters and two sons. Funeral at Indian Creek Baptist Church at 3:30 pm with churchyard burial. Bertha Louise Miller months old daughter of Manson Miller died at a private sanitarium Thursday afternoon. Body removed to Patterson Chapel. Funeral and interment to be announced.
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Nancy M. Freeman
Ingleside
Jones
W. F. Williams
R. J
J. T. Freeman
Indian Creek Baptist Church
Bertha Louise Miller
Manson Miller
Fatterson Chapel
Tariff Revision Through House Debate Suppresses Reform
The House session opened at 2 o clock as Republican Leader Mann withdrew calls for reading the tariff bill amid applause. Payne moved to recommit the tariff bill with a tariff commission substitute and instructions to revise the rates, while Murdock's progressive bid to recommit was ruled out by Speaker Clark. Debate focused on whether the Republican tax commission bill constituted a germane amendment to the tariff bill.
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Tariff Board
Way
Mann
Payne
Tariff Commission
Nome
Murdock
Clark
Underwood
Talking Pictures at The Savoy debut of sound films
The Savoy theater introduced the new talking pictures to the public on Wednesday morning with a scene from an opera duet Come With Me to Arcadia. Audiences hailed the sound advance as a remarkable improvement and predicted wide popularity across the United States while management planned to feature talking pictures as a major attraction alongside standard films.
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Savoy Theater
Savoy
Arcadia
Sarvey
United States
Othe
Jackson
Udking Pictures
Sis Hou
Senate tariff fight shifts to Senate amid slim majority
The House tariff bill faces Senate battle as Democrats cling to a narrow majority. Republicans plan vigorous amendments, with leaders predicting rough hearings and no final vote before August 1. Louisiana senators may block sugar, wool provisions, while La. opposition complicates passage.
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Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
Finance Committee
Louisiana
Republians
Wilson
Wight
Senator Smout
LaFollette
Simmons
Immons
Crackers' Daily Hitting and Local Property Transfers Collide
A historical column blends baseball talk on the Crackers team with a long list of property transactions. The piece cites player averages and a featured game against Montgomery, followed by numerous deeds and transfers across Atlanta streets, mentioning parties such as Mrs. Lenora N. Srasford and the Walton Realty company, dates in April and May 1912, and values ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars.
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Sue Ant North Bowrvard
May Ihler O
Swan
Tyran
Gasten
Houitece Allway
Feng
Mattie B. Caynn
Io i
Bowen
Golbersom
FLSA
Lind Mes
Sailia LLC
Clark
Mire
Deasa Lane
Svetho Foot
Phent Tresiment Company
Merthavin
Stm
Fox
Bueata Balch
Sane
Angier Avenue
Taillden Sparks
Butler
Lake Avenue
Font Ene
Wrog Street
Dal Avenue
Elm Street
Avril
LaFayette
Gresham Ilivestoent Company
Marie
Emma Fett
Walton Really Company
Waton Sayings Bank
Bartow
Walton Street
Gorheast
Marsan Cient
Tahernarin Place
Samre
Nasnay
C. A
Upchurch
Walton Realty Company
Totny
Sama
Aida Battew Street
Walton Sincet
Burisw Street
Wallonaheel
Mary H. Corman
Realty Teast Ceroration
Totty Bask
Bonde
Ian m
Agsex
Mre Smith
Kaul Avenue
Tsact
Bradt Aon
St.umi
Habe
Cameron
Josesh Weihones
van Gennilkos
Cestral Avenue
Burley
Musourer
Josephine. Richardson
J. Grahem
Arrol Payne
Haynes
Toto Xouth
Gidaire Devaturetree
Presley
BOR
Courtland Street
Weavers
Samie Te Sane
Vas
Courtand
Avent
James DePraina
M. Seitz
R Beds
A Place
Lindna
Heog
Brive
Josephine
Richardson
J. Varro Feygo
V. Waynes
Decatur Treat
Sanie Bo Saree
Aida Decatuy
Dersur
Spring Street
Union Savings
Wouthweat
Nasnin Street
Union Savings Bank
Jamet
H. Low
J. F
Emoma
Alde
Wotuary Street
Morris Friedman
M. M. Tierger
Stonewall Street
Emma “G. Connally
Peery
Ourdhede Bulim Street
Magele Varrell Hayes
Walston Realty Company
Bartow Street
Travelers’ Insurance Company
iMary E. Carman
Ainley Patt
Lery
Walravon
Georfe W
Bantor
Metiio Falth
Wulalle
The Girl From Out Yonder Stirring Atlanta Stock Scene
The Miss Blg Long company performs The Girl From Out Yonder at the Atlanta Bayhouse drawing large crowds. Miss Agnes Tinsley Harrison hosts a society night, a 25 cent matinee is set for tomorrow, with the final show that night. Next week the troupe presents Are You a Mason with eight thousand laughs, seats on sale for all performances including extra matinees. The Forsyth hosts strong vaudeville this week led by Paul Dickey in Tie Come Back, promising solid crowd appeal.
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Sal Tan Meemyes
Harrison
Forsyth
Paul Dickey
University of Michigan
Dickey
Eli Comers
Hallan
Burglars Fail to Grasp Hair Goods Value at Whitehall Salon
Not being connoisseurs on feminine ornaments, burglars raid a hairdressing parlor at 0 Whitehall Street between 0 and 11 PM. They enter with a skeleton key, steal rhinestone ball ornaments and perfumes worth little, leaving most valuables. An auction ad for Oakland City bungalows and lots appears from W E. Treadwell & Co.
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A. Bockhammer
Whitehall Street
Oakland City
W. EK
Treadwell & Co
Broad St
Mrs Catherine Kendrick Dead in Georgia Funeral Set
Death of Mrs Catherine Kendrick at a private sanitarium brings universal regret in Georgia. She is survived by her husband Edward L Kendrick of 72 Capitol avenue, one daughter Mary, and four sisters Mrs Mary L Darden and Mrs B J Sweeney of Atlanta, Mrs Mollie Ward of Paducah Kentucky, and Mrs P J Burke of Birmingham Alabama. Funeral from the Church of the Immaculate Conception Saturday morning with interment at Sharon, Georgia at 7 30 o clock.
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Birmingham
Ala
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Sharon
DARDEN, OUT ON BOND, BIDS ON COUNTY WORK
While on a supersedal bond of 4000 dollars awaiting a new trial motion Dar den Elmer T. recently convicted of manslaughter in the ruling of C. M. Goddard of Stone Mountain is estimating marble and tile work for the interior of Fulton county court house to be opened May 15. Durden's bearing will come up the last of this month.
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Elmer T. Darden
C. M. Goddard
Stone Mountain
Fulton County
Cport House
Durden
Lectures on American Boy Address by Marvin Williams
A talk titled The American Boy will be delivered tonight at the Centraly Missouri A. M. meeting place. Marvin Williams will address questions about whether the typical American boy is an athlete student or a combination, inviting all interested to attend.
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Marvin Willams
Mo. A
Silver Lake Picnic At Draughon's Business College
Students from Draughon's Business College plan a Friday picnic at Silver Lake. The annual outing features the school community enjoying the grounds, boating facilities, and a day of recreation at the popular lake venue.
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Silver Lake
Draughon's Business College
Baptismal Services Set at West End Revival
West End Christian church to hold special baptismal services Friday night for six new members joining through Evangelist John T. Hawkins revival. Hawkins preaches nightly with audience increase. sermon topics include Fore Knowledge and Salvation. services to continue indefinitely.
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West End
Evangelist Hawkins
Lin
London Stock Market Report May 4 Continental cues steady
London notes a subdued session with American securities quiet and easy close. Consols at 73 18 for money and 7s 5-10 for account. Southern Railway 204, London markets report dollar central metal at 2711 164 per ounce with money at 2343 percent.
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London
Caverapin Continental Pom Atleal Gutlogk
Consol
Gonsolg
Hitnola
Cantra
Laulaville
Mashville
Southern Railway
Mining Stocks and Treasury Report Highlight May Movements
Boston markets show mixed mining stock chatter with names like Calumet and Arizona and North Butte mentioned alongside general commodity notes. Washington reports the U.S. treasury starting business with balances around 70 million, receipts of over 2 million, a surplus near 83 million and a deficit around 10 million, excluding Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
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Arizona_Commercial
Calumet
Arizona
Greene Cannect
North Butte
Treasury
Washington
Limited States Treasury
Fe Banfn
Philippine Treasury
Potat
General Fund
Panama Canal
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