Good Roads Congress Set To Meet In Atlanta
Yugusta Ga November 6 Special Permanent organization of the entrance Carolina Good Roads congress was formed this morning. F J Watson South Carolina agriculture commissioner elected permanent president. An executive committee of five to be appointed tomorrow. Atlanta chosen for the 1914 meeting. Speakers included Thomas Willardwick and James Byrnes on national government’s international Good Roads plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Iy Red Houser
Tlanta Cons Vention Bureau
Thomas Wilardwick
Torgia
James Byrnes
South Carolina
Watson
Leopard's Spots at the Atkin theater reviewed
Thomas Dixon in Leopard's Spots delivers a lesson play about race and social change. Ezra Walck as MebLeod and Ballon M Deasy as Joe provide the needed tension while Dixon’s earnest portrayal anchors the effort. Supporting roles by Viola Fitzpatrick and Edith Chase fall flat in a mixed reception. TOM CONNER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bixon
Atkin Theater
Dixon
Dison
Jesson
Rob St Ola
Ezra Walck
Deol
Patr
Tolts
Tim Shelby
Joe
Ballon M Deasy
Willis
Tepson
Negio
Park of Shelny
Peasy
Mians
Viola Fitzpatrick
Ldith Chase
Tom Conner
Keith Vaudeville and Forsyth Sketch Attract Crowds
Keith Vaudeville presents Jac the Forsyth a dramatic sketch at Forsyth theater with Frank Sheridan in the lead delivering strong presence and gripping acting. The Glima troupe from Leclandte demonstrates self defense skills as residents of Eriand showcase prowess to protect their households. Sim Diamond and Sipyt Bronnen provide engaging dialogue and dramatic tension. Next week the WH feature includes the Sing White Hussars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth
Forsyth Theater
Frank Sheridan
Ind
Eriand
Sim Diamond
Sipyt
Truxton King at the Lyric next week
The Lyric presents a dramatized version of George Barr McCutcheon’s Truxton King by Biruce Haywoon. The story follows a romantic adventure in the mythical Graustark as a throne plot unfolds with rich scenic investiture.
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George Barr
Jewell Kelley Stock at The Bijou Reaches New Attendance
The Jewell Kelley company at the Bijou is breaking attendance records with people filling the back rows and praising the stock. Advance sales promise strong patronage for the upcoming week as the troupe presents the farce comedy A Timaway Matho with a retooled, completely fresh lineup for theatergoers.
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Biou
Jewell Kelly Company
Yany
Am Ting
Last Days of Pompeii at the Atlanta Theatre
The Atlanta manager announces for nights a photoplay adaptation of Bulwer Lytton's Last Days of Pompeii. The staged production shows at Roman scenes near Vesuvius with over ten thousand viewers, praised for photic drama artistry and grand ensemble.
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Atlanta
Quoneming Muntay
Georga
The
Serd Bulwer
Ruma
Vesuvius
Warlack
York City
My Country Cousin at Columbia Burlesque Theater
Ling Cosmin headlines the season crowd at the Columbia Burlesque in The Princess La Cell. Luvptian dances and a sensational performance draw strong reactions though the show may extend. The Kelly Sisters Beach hal Roe bh and Ben Stanton share top honors on the bill.
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Kb Ling
Cotton Seed Oil Mills Must Dispose of Gins
Nustin Texas November 6 By State Attorney General BF Looney warned Texas cotton seed oil mills to dispose of gin partnerships they own and to halt dealing in cotton wagons and ties. He said the actions violate Texas anti trust laws and must stop.
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Nustin
Texas
BF. Looney
Alumni of Auburn to Cheer for Team at Grant Field
Auburn alumni in Atlanta organized after a Thursday meeting at the University Club to back the Tigers. A reserved section in B stand’s first five rows will be set aside, with advance tickets at Tomlin Pros. Atlanta plans to provide a strong cheering squad, while local grads vowed to lend their voices for Auburn in the Tech game at Grant Field.
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Grantfield
Tech
Auburn
Atlanta
University Club
Husky
United
Tomlin Pros
Broad Street
Thruburn
Auburn-Tech
Alabama College
Vanderbilt
Birmingham
Johnson Optimistic About Moose Party in Mass Results
Chicago November 6 Governor H ram W Johnson of California, guest at a Chicago Progressive club dinner, assessed Massachusetts elections. He said Bird the progressive candidate stood militant, Gardner represented reaction, and the Republican party showed divisions. He noted Massachusetts made the Republican party a third party, with the Progressive party strongest.
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Chicago
Hram W. Johnson
California
Progressive Club
Massachusetts
Bird
Gardner
Cummins
Burah
Norris
Republican Party
Progressive Party
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Massachusette
Lecture by Dictaphone Latest for Surgeons
A new dictaphone lecture method debuts today at 11 at Southern College of Surgery Sos oe and 54 McDaniel street. Dr Mclveay must miss obstetrics class for a Red Cross operation, so Dr Molesy recorded his lecture to be reproduced for students this morning.
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Cclock
Southern College of Surgery
Sos Oe
McDaniel Street
Mclveay
Red Crozs Hospital
Molesy
Nine U S Battleships Steam By Gibraltar
Gibraltar November 6 The squadron of nine United States battleships en route to Mediterranean ports passed the Rock early this morning. The vessels included the Wyoming Utah Florida Arkansas Delaware Vermont Connecticut Kansas and Ohio with auxiliaries Cel tic Solace Cyclops Orion and Jason. Detachments planned to Naples Genoa Marseille Villefranche and Malta.
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Gibraltar
United States
Mediterranean
Rock
Wyoming
Utah
Florida
Arkansas
Delaware
Vermont
Connecticut
Kansas
Ohio
Celtic
Solace
Cyclops
Orion
Jason
Marseilles
Naples
Genoa
Villefranche
Malta
John Mitchell to Quit Federation of Labor
John Mitchell of Butte Montana, active with the American Federation of Labor for fifteen years, announced he will withdraw from official connection at the Seattle meeting next week. He stressed the move is voluntary and not a quitting of labor ranks, saying he wants to make room for a United Mine Workers member who has served the cause well to become an AFL official.
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Butte
Mont
John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
Tedly
Seattle
Mitchell
Mr. Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
American Fiberation
Balkans War Seen as Blunder and Crime by Schurman
Ithaca November 6 President Jacob Gould Schurman of Cornell university called the Balkan war a crime and a blunder. He said Bulgaria refused arbitration and used force, denying the rights of her allies and missing a chance for a friendly conference. He warned the move risked Bulgaria losing the gains it sought to secure by arbitration.
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Ithaca
Balkans
Athens
United States
Greece
Jacob Gould Schurman
Cornell University
Bulgaria
Wilson Congratulates New York Mayor-Elect Mitchel
President Wilson telegraphed Major-elect John Purroy Mitchel of New York City congratulations with heartfelt good wishes after Mitchel's victory. The note expresses personal pride and signals continued support from the administration for the incoming city leader.
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Washington
Wilson
John Purroy Mitchel
New York City
Denison Selected for Interior Secretary in Philippine Islands
Washington November 6 Winfred I Denison assistant attorney general in the department of justice has been chosen as secretary of the interior of the Philippine islands. Denison was prominent in the governments prosecution of the sugar frauds.
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Washington
Winfred I. Denison
Department of Justice
The
Philippine Islands
Denison
Atlanta Spring street committee forms with 100 members
J R Smith completed the appointment of the Spring Street citizens committee of 100, with an executive committee of 25 to canvass funds for proposed improvements. Letters will notify members, and the group boasts leading local business figures across fields.
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J. R. Smith
Spring Street
City Hall
H. L. Winn
W. A. Speer
RL. Coney
Hl. McKee
J. W. English
D. J. Powers
Walter G. Cooper
Eugene Dodd
Gadsden Russell
J. W. Grant
J. Carroll Payne
John Lawshe
J HH. Gilbert
T A. Hammond
Byron Sauders
W T. Perkerson
Nelne Peters Black
W. F
B. Ll. Winn
A A. Martin
John E. Clarke
M M. Jackson
H. Davis
J. Ansley
A. P. Goies
Julius I. Bashinski
John
Babbage
J. . Wrgan
J. Ti
Boston
Edward HW. Iwan
T. J. Wesley
Sam N Evins
Joan Grant
Chess Lazomanisno
W. H Miscock
W. D. Ellis
A Pler
Mrs
E. BE. Magan
Amos W Braselton
R. C. Darby
Teheberg
J Db Rhodes
Zachry
S Armstrong
J. T. Holloman
Williams
Joi
Ws Zuber
Daniel Me Dusal
Harrison
J. R. Watts
W P. Heath
Alt. Plarce
John Eppa
Marison Smith
J. H. McGord
R. P. Becht
Remsen
Wing
Wilekins
Bo M. Hall
Howard Muse
G. H. Wade
A. J. Tones
Charles E Turner
W. D Turner
John W Coles
T. J. Cheshie
W.A
M. M. Jackson
EP. Ansley
JW. English, Sr
E C L. Peters
Vassar Wooley
BOM
Hall
John Pappa
John J. Woodside
C. Shelverton
Property Transfers Weigh Numerous Warranty Deeds In City
A catalog of property transfers records warranty deeds across multiple parcels in Atlanta and nearby cemeteries. Transactions include cemetery lot sales, lot and block transfers, and street corner properties with dates ranging from 1909 to 1918. Named parties include L. A Hunt, Lewta de E Sharp, George Fiertram, W. Gude, J. Napier, and others.
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Atlanta Cemetery Association
L. A Hunt
Atlanta Park Cemetery
Tulsa
T. BR. Foster
Lewta de
Tenth Street
Myrtle Street
FF Clarke
Costley
Corne McDonough Road
Sherin Avenue
West View Cemetery Association
Bedford
George Fiertram
Bayne Cinyon
Chapman
Gude
Pulliam
Irs
Leonard
Kent
Lindsey and
Weston Streets
Fannie L. Matthews
Escoutrin
H A Matthews
M. L Lively
Orme ‘Street
Slnden Street
George M Napier
P. C. McDuffie
Slie Avery Drive
Napier
T. Gault
Thomas J. Holton
Morgan Street
Boulevard
Jesang
Nancy Higdon
Mre
Bell
Love ‘Street
Capsitel Avenue
F. Belbridge Adams
M. Fi
Roper
Foundary Street
Vine Street
Ragsdale
Bryant
Dill Avenue
Davison Place
DI Avenue
Division Place
Due Avenue
Diit
Bonds and transfers roll through Atlanta real estate records
A list of deeds and mortgages shows transactions across Atlanta properties from 1912 to 1920. Entries include transfers on East Fourteenth Street and Piedmont Avenue, lots along Spring Street, Culberson Street, and Morgan Street, plus mortgage activity with Napier property andPlaceholder entities. Notable names include Ernest B. Gorham, J. N. Goldsmith, W. G. Raoud, Paul Goldsmith, E. G. Black, and J. B. Thurman. Dates range from October 1912 to November 1920, with multiple November filings and scattered November 4 5 6 dates.
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Claud
Piedmont Avenue
N.C. Adams
J. W. Goldsmith
Tenthelot
J.B Dame
Lily M. Russell
Rosa Lane
Park Lane
A .K. Hawkes
Atlanta
West Mitchell
Togan Williamson
N. .c. Adams
Spring Street
Fenth Street
Fransferred
J. N. Goldsmith
Ernest B. Gorham
W. 4. Sharp
Hayden Street
James B. Daniel
Rona Lowe
Park Lame
E. G. Black
George B. Siskels
Novemer
W. G. Raoud
Paul Goldsmith
Fourteenth Street
Balding and Lnvestment Company
Ranlying and Investment Company
H. E. Jessup
Title Guaranty Trust Company
Napier
Seventeenth District
Avery Drive
Henry M. White
Henry Hillyer
Virginia Avenue
Madison Avenue
Bama
Same
Asbury
The
Presbyterian 'Church
United States
Capitol J Avenue
H.W. Dunwoody
Maery GB. Martin
Lou #. Sullivan
Wiliam H. Sceraces
Culberson Street
Gordon Atreat
Mra. M. B. Robinson
Thomas J. Holton
Mra
Delle E. ‘Hivena
Morgan Street
Boulevard
J. B .Thurman
Felton County Home Builders
Cleveland Avenue
Newnan Avenue
P. Fincher
M. Huff
Hillard Street
Jeet
Cain Street
Marié R. Wright
J. R. McAdams
Delaware Avenue
Prospect Avenue
M. F. Roper
Merchants and Mechanics’ Banking and Loan Company
Oundry Street
Vine Street
Alice Whites Dyer
Calvin 'Snelverton
Cascade Avenue
Charles A. Nichols
Stuitelsim
Linton, Hopkins Et al
J. M. B. Hoxey
City of
Fulton Bay and Cotton Mills
Wymen Street
Tennette Street
Georgia Railroad and Banting Company
H. P. Bryans
Melissa A. Golden
Flat Shoals Avenue
Wyly Street
H. A. Ethridge
J. F. Beci
John Wesley Avenue
Atlanta Avenue
Atlanta, Realty Investment Company
Homas J
Lost and Found Ads From Georgia Decisions
A finder of lost goods who knows the rightful owner may be punished for larceny if he uses the goods for personal gain. Found property holders owe the owner restitution for expenses and may retain items until reimbursed. legal liability hinges on rightful ownership and care.
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Georgia
Phone main courteous operators assist with ads
Courteous operators familiar with rates rules and classifications provide complete information and help word your want ad for effectiveness. Accounts are opened for ads by phone to accommodate you. Payments are due after publication or when bills arrive by mail or solicitor.
Lost and found notices around Atlanta including keys and jewelry
A column of lost and found ads from Atlanta listing many items: keys, a Southern Railway switch key, a black hand satchel with a ticket to Jackson Ga, an Ingersoll watch with a red star, a Sigma Nu Fraternity set with diamonds, a found sum of money, a bar fin, an Overland car ad with owner H E Mozley, a black and white puppy, pearl brooch, Knights Templars watch charm, and a cat claws inner pin. Rewards offered. contact details include Ivy and West phone numbers.
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Ansley Hotel
Atlanta
Forre’s Avenue
Finestreet
Sigma Nu Fraternity
First Baptist Church
H. E. Mozley
Marietta
Linwood
Ivy
Druid Place
Evevard
Call West
Knights Templars
R. P. Writz
Peachtree Street
T. M. Webb
Personal invitation to pure food and sanitary inspectors
The notice invites the place where inspectors are cordially welcomed at all times, emphasizing readiness and openness to evaluation and oversight by health authorities.
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PRYOR
Fihone
Norris
Dentistry Prices At Georgia Dental Parlors On Whitehall Street
Advertises dental services and prices at 16 Whitehall Street corner Mitchell, including set teeth at 8 dollars, gold crowns at 3, bridgework 3, and fillings. Promises discount with coupon and lists various beauty, millinery, corset, and home services and products with contact details.
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Georgia Dental
Whitehall Street
Mitchell
Mks
Undertaker
Berrest Anvenue
Bedford
Ivy
Millinery CO
B.S. Ery
Severns West
Ell Street
Spirella
George [ Brown
Austell
South America
Washita
Bomenay Fey
Laye
Bell Phone
West
H. Cain St
Alife Gallah
AL Clay
Whitehall
Joseph MM. Hart
Hichardson Street
HELP WANTED AD CLUSTER IN 1920S CLASSIFIEDS
Random collection of job ads across trades. Includes office workers in mill supply, sales reps for hardware and department stores, an office boy, bookkeeper with typing, barber trainee, builders course prospectus, and mattress makers and upholsterers seeking white workers. Locations include Jacksonville Florida Milwaukee Wisconsin Atlanta Georgia Chicago Illinois Virginia.
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P.O. Box
Jacksonville
Fla
Western Steel Mrg, Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Ted Man
Kohn-Furchgott Company
Marietta
Atlanta Euret
Moler Barber College
Luckle Street
Lanta
Gas
Chicago
Chicago Technical College
Lake View Building
Graham Mattress Co
Stabcam
Virginia
HELP WANTED Male trades and sales positions listed
Help wanted ads offer experienced decorators and window trimmers, carpenters, tailors, agents, and salesmen across Georgia and nearby states. Positions include box 44 Brunswick GA, Paige & Co Albany GA, Troy Steam Laundry Houston St, Allen Manufacturing Shreveport LA, Moler Barber College, Atlanta area barber and tailoring openings, sales roles from $50 weekly plus commissions, and railway clerks information. Many ads require applications by mail or in person at local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunawick
Paige & Co
Albany, Ga
Troy Steam Laundry
Houston Street
Allen Manufacturing Company
Shreveport la
G. C. Branning
Flanta Barber College
Mitchell St
Moler Barber Col
W. P. Cole
Wallace,Ward Tailoring Company
Philadelphia
W. P. Cale
Candler
Mont Hotel
Century
Temple Court
Jota
Hugh J. Lynch
Walton Building
Georgm
Florida
Sharp
W. J. Kyle
Auateli
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Mig. Co
West Payette St
Baltimore
Railroad Schedules Arrival and Departure Trains Atlanta
Passenger schedule notices show trains arriving and departing at Union Station Atlanta with trains to Augusta Covington Lithonia New York and Nashville and connections to Rome Knoxville and Chicago. Sleeping cars run on night trains between Atlanta and Thomasville Georgia and the page lists service times and destinations.
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Atlanta
Union
Atlantis
Birmingham
Atlantic
Hiffectiva Sapt
Laave
Brunswick
Waycross
Thomageville
Cordete No
Brunewiek
Thomasville
Fulgian
Georgia
Ratira
Augusta
Covigton
Auguste
Tienonia
New York
AY and West Point Rrailway Company
West
Col’mbus
Columb
Montgom
Mont
Columbus
Columbir
Georgie Roth
Savannah
Valdosta
Macon
Jacksonville
Albany
Southern Railway
Chicago
Chatin'ga
Toccoa
Richmond
Honth
Kan
New Yor Ib
Brunsw
Chatta’ga
Bihant
New
Ft. Val
Afacan
Columbues
Charlo’s
Ft. Valley
Heflin
Ity
Ni Hi
Classifieds partial ad roundup with job notices
Fragmented laundry list of help wanted and service ads from The Constitution. Items include an auto mechanic seeking first class work, a maternity nurse with top references, and a young lady seeking Saturday afternoon work. Addresses and box numbers appear for contact, with stray notes on rates and repetition.
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Atlanta
Constitution
Sicuntian
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Good Roads Congress
Georgia-Carolina Association II
E. J. Watson
Keith Vaudeville
Truxton King
Jewell Kelley
Pompeii
Wei
Johnson
U.S
Federation OF Labor
Balkan
Tammany
Ashby Street
Fort Kent
Howsiehold
el Mora
iNemova
Vale
Board-Hoomn
Voney F
Heal Estate
Enc! IL
Oura
Mit
Doll Hospital
Luckie Street
Dunwody
Peachtree Atree Maternity Sanitarium
M. T. Nn
Windsor Ptree
Acco
Olly
Trammell
Uwm
Marshall's Pharmacy
South Pryor
Medlock
Les
W. Peachtres
West Peachtres
Riga
Imperial Mig. Co
Parsons
Kane
Sullivan Cunningham
Oxford
Ala
C.muller
Majestic
Dept
Indianapolis
Miller's Minute
Fairlie St
MBN
Arauca Institute
Rochester
Smith- Ewing & Rankin
Peachtree
Ite
Oliver Ty News Agency
Ava
Bollymy Business Agency
Welton Building
Decatur
Mies A
Hamilton Street
Dalton
Robinson Shirt Co
Marietta Street
Tres Uist
Franklin Institute
N.Y
Thomas J. Hurd
Care Tropical Amousement Company
Marletta
Barker
Peters St
Gould Bulla N- Candler
South’ Atlantic
Atlanta National Bank
Atlante
Foster's
Third Nets Bank
Bsouth Atlantic
Atlanta Nat Bank
Gal Penese
Care
Remington Typewriter Company
W. FP. Cole
Candler Building
Hapeville
F. F. Hanie
Kalb Street
Care Constitution
Demires
Louisville
Nashvil
Cheretes Ey
Cap
Seaboard
Norfolk
Newark
Monroe
Memphis
Birtham
Memphia
Abbe’e
3.C
Monrose
Belle Isle
Englisrman
Wlahes
Pashion
James G. Vaughin
Cochran
Tev
Rem- Suton Typewriter Company
North Broadree
Ell