Ten Die in Florida Reform School Fire
Ten people perished when a fire destroyed the Florida Reform School main building in Marianna. Officers and eight underage students died. many others escaped through a skylight to the roof. Locked fire escapes and key access hindered evacuations. Governor Park Trammell ordered an investigation.
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Marianna
Fla
Florida Reform School
Bennett Evans
Charles Evans
Earl Merwin
Joseph Weatherbee
Clifford Jeffords
Louis Hatfin
Louis Fernandes
Walter Fister
Waldro Drew
Clarences Parrot
Governse Park
W. H. Milton
Bell
Allen
FR. B. Evans
M. Evans
Wang
Buildin
Germans Lock In Front With Russians In Poland
German forces pressed the north front as Russians suffer a check near the Polish northwest. A German cavalry spearhead captured Governor Von Kort of Warsaw and adjutant after a street battle in Skierniewice region.
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Sorvia
Kulebra
Warsaw
Berlin
Uagne
London
Tagablatt
von Kort
Skatmo
Metz
Gostynin
Petrograd
Poland
Fhe
Lkely
Atlanta Bohemia Hosts Guest of Mays Badgett Banquet
Athintas Bohema attended the Central Dancin Academy banquet hosted by Mays Badgett. About 600 friends visited for beer sandwiches crabs and other delicacies. A six round boxing match p started the evening followed by a large dance honoring Atlanta musicians. Notables included Jake Mathiewsen Hank Cassy Buddy Mefilian George Hoff man George Lindner EW Trippe and others. The crowd enjoyed the affair though lamented the long wait until next year.
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Athintas Bohema
Central
Dancin Academy
Alwbainag Street
Mays Badgett
Badgett
Eddie Hanlon
Wiliams
Atlanta
Jake Mathiewsen
Forsyth
Hank Cassy
Buddy Mefilian
T. M.A
For Rent Cottage No 8 College Avenue Decatur Ga
Furnished or unfurnished cottage available at 8 College Avenue Decatur Georgia. Merrew Transfer and Storage Co lists contact at 26 West Alabama Street with number M 4355 for inquiries and arrangements.
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College Avenue
Decatur
Merrew Transfer & Storage Co
Alabama St
Mortuary Notices From Lavonia and Rome Area
Lavonia and Rome area mortuary notices list several deaths including Philande Crawford Hubbard aged 26 of Lavonia died Nov 17 after illness and was buried there. survivors include a brother a sister wife and three children. Also listed are A F Pennington’s wife Mee SUA and eight children, funeral plans to Covington. G Hargis former Rome citizen died in Birmingham to be buried in Rome. Oscar Olsen died in a private sanitarium. Rosa Mulkey Nancy Collier and Nancy Andradee noted with brief survivor details and funeral arrangements pending.
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Lavonia
Spé
j—Philande
Crawford Hubbard
Tavonia
Hubbard
Athens
Royston
Will Hubbard
Elberton
Slater
Paul Hadaway
Mee Sua Co Vonnerne Twene
South Moreland Avenue
A. F. Pennington
J.H RF
James Pennington
Frank Jones
F. Tones
J. Mf. Jones
Bisses Ruby 1
Laura Lee Pennington
Eclock
Covington
Rome, Or
G. Hargis
Rome
Birmingham
Pybia
Rosa Mulkey
Irs
IF. Mulkey
Poole's
The Scent Voles at Unita Theatre tease Skinner’s ninth season
Otis Skinner in a new modern play The Scent Voles by Jules Eehort Goodman draws solid notice. The production mixes a dramatic central figure with witty dialogue and signals strong performances from Skinner, supported by a robust company in a program alongside other acts at the Unita theatre west Main. Seats go on sale this morning at 9 o'clock.
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Cae
Otis
Skinner
Charles Proton
Jules Eehort Goodman
Mr. Goodman
Tela
Gouverneur Morris
Mr. Skinner
Beng
Uaid
Ix Mule
Trong
Unita Theater
West Mai
Mitchell auto stolen from Imperial hotel in Georgia
A five passenger 1914 Mitchell automobile owned by J. M. George of 1015 Henley building was stolen last night from in front of the Imperial hotel around seven o clock. The car bears Georgia license 3879. A $50 reward is offered for its return.
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Mitchell
J. M. George
Henley Building
Imperial Hotel
Georgia
George
Hag Knight
U. S
Lion Week Window Trimming Contest by United Shirt and Collar
The United Shirt and Collar company launches Lion Week from Nov 16 to 21 offering prizes for window trimming. First prize is a 1915 Studebaker automobile, with eight additional cash awards totaling 8500, plus a 150 prize for the greatest sales increase during Lion Week.
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United Shirt and Collar Company
Studebaker
Cotton Prices Falter Then Rally in New York Market
Prices in New York cotton trading fell at opening with declines of 6 to 14 points in active months, but offerings dwindled and values recovered, old December contracts slipping to about 6.85 cents. Traders noted bullish subscription to the cotton loan pool and local house selling thinning as sentiment shifted. Southern spot markets eased slightly and New Orleans futures closed near day’s lows before a late, limited rebound.
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New York
Senfilment
New Orleans
Shorts
Beara
Sven
Galveston
Genoa
Naval Stores Prices and Market Update in Savannah
Savannah reports turpentine 45 percent, rosin 486 receipts 1,163 shipments, stocks 119,003, with prices and futures for naval stores and oilseed markets. New York notes steady water waste concerns and a steadier crude oil market. oil futures showed modest changes with specific opening and closing figures for November and December contracts.
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Savannah
Cotton cut urged by reserve board
Alabama bankers from all sections meeting at the capitol pledge to seek a sharp reduction in cotton acreage and to diversify crops. The plan, tied to Wade syndicate ideas, seeks a one half cut from 1914 levels and excludes financing for those not agreeing to curtail production. In Texas, bankers and Farmers Union back a 50 percent cotton acreage reduction for next year, urging farmers not to sell this year's crop for less than five cents a pound.
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Cotton Loan Committee
New York
Alabama
Montgomery
Ala
Seasion
Capitol
Wade
Bankers and Farmers
Dallas
Texas
Texas Bankers’ Association
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of Texas
Advertisers Warned by Atlanta Theater Managers
Atlanta advertisers were cautioned against solicitations promising to carry theater cast lists and information in another program. Homer George, manager of the Atlanta, and Hugh Carsloe a of the Worayth stated that only regular house programs will carry and distribute such information in Atlanta theaters.
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Atlanta
Homer George
Hugh Carsl0xa
Worayth
Forsth
Columbus Waterworks Upgrades Move With $75,000 Bids
Columbus board of water commissioners awarded about $75,000 in contracts for resealing the city waterworks and there remains a $25,000 filtration plant contract to be awarded. Pierce of Columbus took the largest share at $41,850 while Nichols Construction of Atlanta received $23,487 for a sedimentation basin. Other bids went to firms outside Georgia.
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Columbus
Good Step Taken Toward Reopening
New York November 19 President Wilson's refinancing move with the treasury in launching a new federal banking system drew steady attention in financial circles. The cotton pool's completion and a retirement of the unlisted bonds committee were seen as signs of firmer conditions. Talks on reopening the stock exchange remained inconclusive while industrial demand and steel iron buying rose. London markets and continental rates showed modest gains as Germany expanded gold holdings and export data indicated October shipments far above 1913.
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New York
Wilson
Secretary of the Treasury
Morket
Stock Exchange
London
Farls
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Cotton goods markets steady with minor gains in yarns
In New York on November 18, dry goods were quiet and fairly steady. Worsted yarns rose slightly while cotton yarns, laces, and embroideries remained quiet, suggesting restrained demand across the textile sector.
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New York
Jacas
Embreiderler
Professional Views of Cotton Market November 18
New York reports a firmer tone with improved sentiment toward prices as the 1,020,000,000 cotton pool appears secure. Loans at 6 cents help absorb season surpluses, while traders expect more world demand if European tensions ease and spinners lock in supplies for years ahead. Hubbard Bros, & Co.
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New York
Bond & CQ
Specter
Europe
Ita
Eny Ald
Liverpool
Hubbard Bros, & CO
Spot Cotton Market Mixed by City Reports
Atlanta notes cotton steady middling at 7 35. New York middling 7.5 ex ton. totals show day receipts, exports, and stocks across New Orleans Galveston Savannah Norfolk Baltimore Philadelphia and other hubs with mixed figures. Anterior Movement and Memphis and Augusta results listed. Mercantile price trends in New York and Berlin show exchange and bank balance shifts.
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Atlanta
New York
Exton
New Orleans
Atone
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Baltimore
Boston-onkolding
Philadelphia
Windling
Maten
Porte
Seuston
Axe
Houston
Mitusing
Memphis
Augusta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
the Porte
Ama
Galventon
Charleston
Wilmington
Finaa
Norforte
Boston Ss
Texas Chry
Peres
Sal Interior Movement
Frouston
St. Loui
Ctheinnathins
Ueforg
Skainst
Atlanta Groceries Prices and Live Stock Market Summary
Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Company Atlanta lists varied prices for groceries from Hod Hock Cineat to Evaporated Milk and Asparagus Tips with multiple brands and pack sizes. The Atlanta Live Stock Market, provided by White Provision Company, reports cattle, hogs, and goat prices with market tone, quantity ranges, and general strength noted.
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Oglesby Grocery Company
Royal Ealing
Borsford’s
Atlanta
Wo White, Jr
White Provision Company
Goeged Bueller Og
Live Stock and Market Reports Across Cities
Chicago tope prices and receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with mixed declines in some regions. Kansas City and Chicago cash grain quotes noted with wheat corn oats and rice markets steady to higher. New Orleans Honduras rice and Japan demand cited, while New York and St Louis report dairy and poultry prices with steady trends.
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Chicago
Nuvermaar
Kanana
Foge
Mehit
Southern Itera
Helfere
Staghers EE
Wether S
Rae Lower
Milred Ang
New York
It. Louis
Eas
Metals market notes from New York price report
Tin dul and quey trades at 32.00 with 2.02 percent change for five ton lot and 731.15 at 32.26 for 36 ton. Electrolytic copper firm at 12.90, iron steady. City Coal Co. offers special coal price at 4.25 per ton.
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New York
Futurea
Unclear Sugar Note Shuffles Through New York
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled sugar and molasses reference in New York with unclear names or dates. The readable portions hint at a disrupted note or listing, lacking coherent events or entities for precise summary.
Wheat Prices Rally as Export Demand Shrinks Supplies
Chicago signals show exporters cut US wheat supplies to about one million bushels from a year ago, lifting prices. Wheat has moved from farmer to exporter at unprecedented rates amid Argentina rains and a firmer market. corn strengthens on wheat buoyancy while hog receipts widen provisions losses.
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Chicagoi
United States
Onty
Coffee market quiet in New York as London rates ease
New York on November 18 reports a generally quiet coffee market. Declining London rate expectations dampen buying, with few offerings in the Central and freight market holding steady. Local Rio seven price 6% to 6 68%, Santos around 10%. October world visible supply up 247,169 bags. Voluntary committee sales 27,600 bags. December futures at 5.29, March 5.64, May 6.87, July 5.72.
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New York
London
Rioseven
Santos Toare
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Simpson Street
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Greenberg & Bond
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J. N. Collier
J. M. Huey
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Otis Skinner
Keith
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Gale
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Hay Roy
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Barbara Worth
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Naval Stores
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Reserve Board
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Healey
Atlanta, GA
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Ko Board of Trade
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American Audit Company
Broadway
New York City
F. W. Lafrentz
Theo. Coched, JR
V. Prev
Ama Seey
A. F. Laprentz
Treee Bvancees
Waldorf-Astoria
Fourth Nat. Bank
Boston Exchange
Marquette Buiding
Colertte
HEA Bruerue
ArvanTa National Bank
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