$195000 Ivy Street Property Site Rumor Sealed
The Evins corner lot at Ivy and Houston streets sold for about 195000, with Klaw and Erlanger rumored to back a southern theater project. The purchase, through Frank Do. Davis Co., places a large two story brick and frame complex near Peachtree, with potential adjoining lot negotiations ongoing.
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J. C. Evins
Houston and
Ivy Streets
Klaw & Brian- Ber
Atlanta
J. G Evins
Ivy
Houston
Burehager
Theatrical Trust
Theatrical Combine
Houston Street
Frank Do. Davis
Constitution
Davis
Harris G. White
White
Ir. Davis
Klaw & Erlingers
Peachtree
Mander
Hetston
Almac
Klaw & Franner
Thay
Travis
Evins
J. ©. Bagwell
Pagwell Business College
Mra
H. Powers
Toton Houston
Charles Hl. Black
Auburn and
Martinigus
Forsyth Street
Two Passengers Leap From Moving Cars on Buckhead and Decatur Lines
Aged man and Tom Ballard leaped from front and rear platforms of Georgia Railway and Power Buckhead and Decatur line street cars about 11 PM near Graystone and between Yonge and Jackson streets. Ballard suffered a dislocated shoulder. the unknown man, about 60, fractured skull and likely died at Atlanta Hospital after arrival.
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Tom Ballard
Decatur
Georgia Railway
Bre Rna Company
Atlanta Hospital
Graystone
H.L. Griswell
TF. Stewart
Ballard
Yonge
Jackson Streets
Mutual Life Home Torn by Explosion
Gas gathered behind the marble arcade walls of the Mutual Life Insurance building in New York's financial district exploded this afternoon. One man died after a skull fracture. Charles L. Quintard of Mamaroneck, a law clerk, was struck down and died at hospital.
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Mutual Life Insurance
Financial District
Charles L. Quintard
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Flag on Mount McKinley sighting reported by Faribanks sources
Washington May 14 A cable from Fairbanks dated April 23 reports a flag placed on Mount McKinley summit on April 3 by Thomas Liord and three companions has been sighted John M McLeod a trapper in Fairbanks said he heard from J E Baker a fur buyer that with glasses he saw a flag floating on the summit on two occasions
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Fairbanks
Thomas Liord
John M. McLeod
Kantishna
J. E. Baker
Lorimer bribery probe widens as prosecutors clash
Chicago and Springfield reports say Lorimer bribery scandal witnesses face court orders. State's Attorney Wayman plans to protect testimonies from leakage while Cook and Sangamon counties contest jurisdiction. Links, White, and Beckmeyer cited. possible contempt and habeas corpus actions loom as tensions rise. Martial law in Buenos Aires and U S congressional adjournment talk appear in brief.
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Frank Reid
Michael Link
Lorimer
Wayman
Link
Sangamon County
Btate
Burke
Bangamon
Charles A. White
H. J. C. Beckmeyer
Springfield
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Sangamon
Cook County
Browne
McSurely
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Beckmeyer
Carlyle
Burké
Japan
Charles Durfee
Thomas Campbell
Syndicate War Intensifies Over American Stage Scene
Theaters split in a national struggle between the Eklan and Erlanger syndicate and independent groups led by Shuberts Cort Cahn and Wells. No truce is possible as both sides vow to fight to the end, promising new theatres, star alignments, and renewed competition across the United States.
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United States
Eklan & Erlanger
Independents
Shuberta
John Cort
Juius Cahn
Jake Wells
America
Klaw & Erlanger
Theater war splits national circuit in south shift
James Grant Thurston reports a national theater war as Kiaw Erlanger clash with Cort Cahn Welle Shubert. Southern managers head by Jake Wells claim sundering of bonds while Klaw Erlanger plan new houses in Atlanta and Macon. Wells may visit New York with tidings as battles widen to Nashville and Mobile.
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New York
National Theater War
Kiaw & Erlanger Syndicate
Cort-Cahn-Welle-Shubert Coalition
John Cort
National Theater Owners’ Association of America
Producing Managers’ Association
Jake” Wells
Southern Managers Association
John Cott
Atlanta
Cam Wells
Wells
South
Kiaw & Erlanger
Leath
Richmond
Nor
Folk
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Wella
Law. & Erlanger
Will Not Enter Governor's Race Declares Personal Reasons
Former Georgia governor Hoke Smith released a statement saying he will not seek the governor’s office this fall. He cites personal reasons and the need to support public measures enacted into law, expressing readiness to assist good government from outside the campaign.
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Polieles
Hoke Smith
Phillips Held Without Bond In Holland Murder Case
David R. Phillips was held on murder and adultery charges after a magistrate court session. Mrs. Lucinda Holland faced adultery charges with bond set at 500 dollars. William C. Black and James H. Nation were also bonded on charges of aiding Phillips, at 6500 and 6000 dollars respectively. The murder charge remains nonbailable and Phillips was sent to the Tower for grand jury action.
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William M. Holland
Holland
David R. Phillips
Phillips
Lucinda Holland
William C. Black
James H. Nation
Thurmond Street
Atlanta Coal‘ & Ice Company
Recorder's ‘Court
Holand
Black
Nation
Taft Drops As Ballinger Charges Roil Hearings
Frederick M. Kerby a Ballinger aide stenographer charges Taft’s letter exonerating Ballinger was largely written by Ballinger and prepared for the president by Interior Department attorney Oscar Lawler. The claim shifts spotlight from interior affairs to the White House and taints the Lawler brief central to the Ballinger Pinchot hearings. If true the ghost of this controversy could haunt Taft’s public image and Supreme Court prospects.
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Washington
Max
Spectatora
Frederick M. Kerby
Interlior
Ballinger
Taft
Glavis
Ballinger Nimyelt
Kerby
Interior Department
Gugeenheim-Cunningham Coal Land Syndicate
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Supreme Court
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Oscar Lawler
Lawier
Haseena Myaieri
Shaw
Forestry Bureau
Lawler
James G. Massey
Weather Prophecy 3 PAIR
Georgia forecast calls for fair Sunday with mild warmth mainly in the west. Monday brings showers with light to northeast to east winds. Local temperatures forecast low around 36 to 68 high with mean near 69. Rainfall near 0.00 inches in 24 hours and 0.96 inches since month start.
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