Prosperity in Georgia Banks Boosted by Cotton and Corn
Georgia and its southern neighbors enjoy a boom as cotton is valued near 200 million dollars and the corn harvest tops 75 million bushels. Atlanta banks have repaid five million borrowed to move crops and report rising deposits, strong reserves, and widespread prosperity through the state.
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Georgina
Europe
America
Atlanta
New York
Liverpool
Oo EL. Currier
Atlanta National Bank
New Orleans
Baltimore
New England
Robert F. Maddox
American National Bank
Southeast
Republic
James W. English
Fourth National Bank
Union
English
Menmey
H. ¥. Aicorn
Third National Bank
Sousa’s Ragtime Night At Atlanta Auto Show
Sousa agrees to play ragtime tunes at the Atlanta million dollar auto show. Friday night’s decision lets his band perform audience requests, including ragtime, with the show closing Saturday. R. N. Reed permits aisle dancing as crowds press to hear Sousa and his orchestra.
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Atlanta
Weill
Rod May
Ishow
R. N. Reed
Sonsa
Reed
Taft Hall
Mr Reed
South
Auditorium Armory
Philip Sousa
Georgia
USA
Saus Philip Sousa
Ro Root
Anpranc
Margel Gluck
Herbert E. Clarke
Ralph Corey
Sarcedax Anoon
Rombone
Waldrie
Ralph Cores
Giasy
Manhattan
Hloni
Som
Merbert E. Clarke
Saite
Aise Krei
King Cotton
Indictment Targets Famed New York Graft Case Bagman
Everett Fowler of Kingston New York described as the Tammany bagman for highway contractor funds was indicted for extortion in Cortland County He allegedly forced Seneca Hull to donate $250 to the democratic campaign by threatening to block contracting work The case ties to District Attorney Whitmans graft inquiry into the state highway department and signals possible further indictments Hull provided documentary evidence including letters from Kelley and McLean and a $250 check Hull testified that he believed he faced a moral obligation to pay to protect his $22500 state road contract
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New York
Everett Fowler
Kingston
N.Y
John A. Hennessy
Sulzer
Seneca P. Hull
Cortland
N. Y
Hull
Cortland County
Whitman
State
Hennessy
Tammany Hall
John Doe
Grand Jury
William H. Kelley
Onondaga County
Fowler
Syracuse
Norman E. Mack
Democratic State Committee
Arthur A. McLean
McLean
Kelley
F “Fowler
Albany
Aged skulls hint apes sprang from primitive man
Dr. J. Leon Williams arrives in New York with fifteen skulls of pre historic man. one skull aged about 506000 years suggests mankind may be at least two million years old. He argues the findings support the view that the anthropoid ape may be an offshoot of primitive man, with dental differences marking the distinction.
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New York
J. Leon Williams
London
Liverpool
Folkestone
England
Williams
Abuse of Patronage to Drop Clements
Judge Clements faces removal from the interstate commerce commission after twenty one years of service. The Washington Times warns against losing his experience and the public demands keeping him and Prouty on the commission. Patronage pressure is criticized as harming an essential public service.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Judge Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
Prouty
Clements
Two 18 Year Old Boys Held in Murder of 12 Year Old Mary Joyce
Boston police say Thomas Fotex and Christopher Farrim confessed to firing a revolver at 12 year old Mary Joyce, the bullet entering her head. The pair were held for a hearing on November 22 after arrest in Preng derice.
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Boston
Mary Joyce
Thomas Fotex
Christopher Farrim
Lttle
Prengederice
Currency Reform Bill advances to Senate amid edits
Washington November 14 The administration currency reform bill nears Senate action with President Wilson’s approval and final drafting by six Democrats and Republican members. The plan creates eight regional banks backed by national banks, under a federal reserve board, with a seven member board and ten thousand dollar salaries while debating a deposit guarantee fund and dividend allocations.
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Senate
Wilson
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
Hitchcock
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Owen
Pomerone
Hollis
Reed
O’gorman
Shafroth
Secretary of the Treasury
Williams
Mississippi
Bristow
Washington to Press Huerta for Compliance Declarations
Washington plans to offer Huerta another chance to end conflict by securing definite assurances from Mexican officials of compliance with American demands. Authorities expect concrete commitments soon to avoid further escalation.
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Washington
Huerta
Bride's murder shocks Glynn County as husband jailed
In Brunswick Georgia the body of Mrs W H Davis, about 32, was found near a railroad track after ten days missing. Her husband, connected with a lumber company, is in custody as authorities pursue leads including his brother. Coroner reports heavy blows to the head and foul play suspected. The case draws wide local attention and ongoing inquest.
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Glynn
W.H. Davie
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
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Davis
Hushevid
Geareié
Coast Lumber
coMuaniy
Sesson
Glynn Superior Court
Thalman
Brunswiek
Mother Teacher Wins Fight to Retain Job
New York November 14 Mrs Bridget G Peixetto a school teacher discharged a month ago for neglect of duty due to nearly a year on sick leave to become a mother won reinstatement. Supreme Court Justice Seabury issued a writ of mandamus directing the board of education to restore her to her position. The case tested the board's ruling that married women teachers may not obtain leaves in advance to bear children.
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New York
Bridget G. Peixetto
Supreme Court
Seabury
Board of Education
Peixecto
Hundreds working to recover bodies after building collapse
Cedar Rapids Iowa November 14 The rear of a seven story concrete building nearing completion collapsed this afternoon. Four teen men on the roof were carried from the ruins severely injured with others believed buried beneath concrete and twisted steel. Hundreds toiled with axes shovels and a large derrick to lift debris. The four rescued were freed after being pinned but not buried.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Carden Tells Huerta No Interference in Mexican Talks
Washington dispatches report Carden devoted to ending outside meddling in Mexico’s internal negotiations with Huerta. Carranza rejects foreign transactions as officials in Nogales note, while U S officials insist on Huerta's resignation before resuming talks. Hale continues to avoid mediation.
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O'Shaughnessy
United States
Huerta
Ingh
Congress
Frorta
John Lind
Vera Cruz
Lind
Mexico City
Géneri
L AmeFta
Bacon
Foreign Relations Committee
Mexico’ City
Huerte
Constitutionalist
Nogales
Sonora
Carranza
Mexico
William Bayard Hale
Wilson
Hale
Weather Prophecy and Temperature Outlook
Weather prophecy indicates fair conditions, with Georgia fair on Saturday. Sunday shows unconfirmed rainfall. Reported low and high temperatures, mean, and normals are missing, along with rainfall totals and monthly deficiencies.
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Georgia
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