200 Business Men Tour Atlanta Industrial Plants
A large group of 200 business and professional men toured 400 of Atlanta's manufacturing and industrial sites on a special Atlanta Chamber of Commerce trip. They visited Frank Black candy and cracker factory, White Shickory Wagon, Virginia Bridge and Iron, Dixie Metal and Culvert, Atlanta Milling, Atlantic Compress, Atlanta Stove Works, Armour fertilizer, and Atlanta Steel Works with moving pictures filmed for later showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Black Company
Brooks Morgan
White Shickory Wagon Company
Virginia Bridge and Iron Company
Dixie Metal and Culvert Company
Atlanta Milling Company
Atlantic Compress Company
Stove Works
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Armour Fertilizer Establishment
Ihe Elmed
Ko Cresse
Fred Houser
Bishop Knight to Preach at St Luke's and Cathedral
Bishop Albion Wo Knight of Cuba will preach Sunday morning at St Luke's Episcopal Church and at 4:30 PM at the Cathedral. Knight recently became vice chancellor of the University of the South but will not relinquish his missionary work in Cuba until his successor is confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion Wo Knight
Cuba
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Knight
The
Universey of the South
Dr Swanson in Gotham on New York business trip
Dr B G Swanson is in New York on a business trip. He will be away for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Swanson
Gotham
Dr B. G. Swanson
New York
Felder denies fraud in Morse pardon
Colonel Felder dismisses claims he orchestrated Morse’s release and threatens to expose none. He says the pardon rested on Morse’s incurable Bright's disease and his poor prognosis, not political maneuvering. He notes no talks with reporters in a year and denies any sensational disclosures.
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Felder
Morse
Colon
New York
Civil
Army
Lfe
Bright
Tommy Rot
Sleuth Davis Searches for Owner of Pictures
Detective J H Davis Jr of the Atlanta police hunts the owner of twenty five framed photographs and paintings left behind after a burglar tried to enter his room at Central Place. The overnight crime led to a sack of valuable wall art recovered by police.
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Berne
Louvre
Paris
J. H. Davis, Jr
Atlanta Police Department
Davis
Central Place
Spooners
Peculiar accident claims farmer and baby in Rome
In Rome Georgia on November 21 special report details a bizarre incident where William Bean age 33, son of John Bean of North Rome, was crushed when a tree stump snapped upright as workmen cut a fallen tree, killing the child. Roy Aaron, an 18 year old farmer seven miles from Rome, lost his left foot when his gun slipped from his shoulder while hunting rabbits, requiring amputation and leaving him in precarious condition at a local hospital.
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Rome
Wiliam Bean
John Bean
Roy Aaron
German Officer Again Challenged by French Editor
Paris reports French writer Paul De'as sagnac sent a duel challenge to Lieutenant Baron Von Forstner of the German army after he insulted locals and the French flag. Forstner returned the registered letter unopened and was met by a telegraphic challenge from De'as sagnac pressing his claim to a confrontation.
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Paris
Paul De‘assagnac
Baron von Forstner
Forstner
M. Cagsagnac
Norstner
Mistrial Declared in Shearer Arson Case at Rome Georgia
A mistrial was declared in the case of G S Shearer a wealthy Lyerly merchant charged with arson for allegedly burning the store housing the post office on January 27 1910. Witnesses testified he threatened the postmaster J M Rose. Shearer had pleaded guilty to distilling and received four months in a federal penitentiary and a $100 fine.
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Rome
G S. Shearer
Lyerly
Chattooge County
Shearer
J. M. Rose
Bank Robber Holds Up Cashier Near Heidelberg Illinois
Laurel Miss November 21 a bandit entered the Bank of Efeldelberg at Heidelberg held the cashier at pistol point and secured about 2000 before locking the cashier in the vault and fleeing on a nearby freight train. The cashier was freed within half an hour and notified authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Miss
Efeldelberg
Heidelberg
Left Side Milking Endorsed by Georgia Veterinarians
Athens reports that state veterinarians and the State College of Agriculture favor milking cows on the left side. Dr. Milton P. Jarnigen states no physical reason prevents left-side milking and a new milking machine can milk from either side. A unanimous vote supported the left-side practice.
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Athens
Milton P. Jarnigen
State College
Jarnigen
State College Dairy Department
State Association of Veterinarians
State College of Agriture
Labor unity theme echoes Mexico intervention debate
Seattle November reports show the American Federation of Labor adopting a peace pledge while stressing the Monroe Doctrine and urging the president to pursue peaceful adjustment in Mexico. Leaders like Gompers and Mitchell weigh in on war and intervention amid broader labor solidarity goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
American Federation of Labor
Mexico
United States
Mitchell
Joan Mitchell
Wilson
Gompers
Legislative Council
Wei
Diaz
Madero
Huerta
Tariff Reduction Will Aid Workers at Mills Convention
President Wallace urged over 300 delegates from 60 mills to raise efficiency and improve labor conditions. He stressed moral uplift, education for workers, and better village welfare, tying cleaner lives to mill profits and leadership accountability. Delegates, from 60 mills, will elect officers at the next meeting in Greenville or New Orleans with a Georgia Auburn game on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Tie
Atlanta
Lee Jordan
N. 4. Cobb
Department of Agricultural Technology
Washington
B. W. Bingham
Marshall
N. c
W.T. Ray
Clinchfield Fuel Company
Spartanburg
Greenville
S. C
New Orleans
Isle of Palms
San Francisco
Association
Cc. S. McMahon
W.C. Dowd
Textile Manufacturers
Charlotte
David Clark
Southern Textile Bulletin
G. 8. Escott
Mill News
James A. Greer
Textilel American
Boston
S. Drake
Expaslsion Cotton Mills
H. W. Sailman
Whittier Mills
J. W. Jelly
Gate City Mills
Alonzo Ver
L. R. Wattles Company
Atlanta Groceries and Provision Market Report
Corrected by Ogiesny Grocery Company with prices for various foods and goods. Includes quantities and units for groceries such as flour, cereals, canned goods, spices, and baking essentials, plus a detailed Atlanta live stock market and meat provisions section from White Provision Co. and notes on cattle, hogs, and market expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogiesny Grocery Company
Axle Greate
Aiattee
Ideal
No. & Barrels
Royal Baking
Spaguetti
Chicago and New York Markets Reported November 21
Chicago receipts show hogs and cattle steady to slow with varied prices while New York notes lower coffee on liquidation and Brazil selling contracts. futures and spot markets mixed with sugar and molasses steady and currencies steady in Havre and Hamburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
New York
Braizil
Rio
Santos
Cordova
Havre
Hamburg
Market Turns Bullish After Ginning Report Sparks Buy
John F. Blacge & Co reports ginning up to November 14 at 16,454,487 bases, triggering a shift from bearish to bullish sentiment. The market rose 4 to 1 on the day as weekly stats prove bullish, with big holders short on January spotted as a key factor and speculation over future delivery amid Liverpool’s anticipated rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liverpool
Naval Stores and Metals Markets Report
Nav al Stores at Savannahl Ga shows turpentine 44.44 percent with 368 sales, 640 receipts, 391 shipments and stocks 1 392. Rosin figures 2 499 sales 2 014 receipts 3 666 shipments stocks 169 320. Metals in New York and London list lead around 4 4 5 to 4 3 5 and copper around 14 26 to 14 75 with various contracts noted. Spelter about 5 20 to 5 30 and London prices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannel
New York
London
Atlanta
Atlant
West Po
Haltroad Company
West Pt
Colmbus
Columbus
Pra
Ldi Wast
Sro. of Georgia Railwar
Dhor
Mapy
Amavannan
Stacknonvil
Amn
Albany
Mha
Macon
Tacksonville Lacon
Jackson
Savannah
RCO
Sacksonvills OR
L Re
Thomasville
jAlbany
Arriva
New
Chicago
Richmond
Washton
Jack' Vile
Jack
Peachtree St
Fuatertoey
Pt Eames
Atlanta Real Estate Tour Sparks New Industry Prospects
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce industrial tour left real estate men buoyed by stronger expectations for local manufacturing growth. W N Leahy of the industrial and statistical bureau touted a new large manufacturing concern soon locating in Atlanta, with lease details forthcoming within a week to ten days. A November meeting of the Atlanta Real Estate board at the Ansley hotel featured talks by Robert F. Maddox Con Sreasman William Howard Forrest Adair and Harris White on finance policy and insurance lending in Georgia. Multiple property transfers along Peachtree Street Rankin Street and surrounding avenues were recorded, reflecting active market movement and varied parcel sales and loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mouser
Atlanta
Frederick
Inman Yards
Tim Tour
Bellwood Yards
Union Station
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
W. N. Leahy
Industrial Ain Statistical Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Industrial and Statistical Bureau
Atlanta Real Estate Board
Ansley Hotel
Robert F. Maddox
American National Bank
Con.Sreasman
Wiliam Schley Howard
Forrest Adair
Harris G. White
Georgia
White
Railroad schedules for Atlanta area trains and arrivals
Daily information only railroad timetable notes arrivals and departures at Union Passenger Station Birmingham Atlanta Brunswick Waycross Thomasville and Augusta. Night trains between Atlanta and Thomasville offer sleeping cars. various connections include Chicago Cincinnati Knoxville and Nashville routes with times and amplitudes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Birmingham
Atlant
LOR
Brunswick
Waycrous
Thomasville
Cordel
Thomesville
Atlanta
Lost items and rewards listed by taxi cabs and law
A misc list of lost property notices and rewards including a gold watch with pearl encrusted back and a four leaf clover pin, a pearl and diamond harvest moon pin, a brown pocketbook left in a bank lobby, a pearl necklace, a presto tank from an auto, a gold pearl sunburst with diamond center, a license number from an automobile, and three keys. Rewards offered and contact details provided for each item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howell, Jr
Ponce de Leon Apts
Whitehall St
Bain
Fourth National Bank
Thuredky
Hennedy
E. Ellis St
Weat North Avenue
Diamond
Lyon
Chamberlin-Johnson Lutt Dept
Automabile
Ivy
Peachtree St
Black
Care Constitution
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Lesen
Athanta
Chamber
Oclocl
Southern Railway
Nashville, Chattanooga
St. Louis
Atlanta, Birmingham and
Atlantic
Wilner O. Moore
W. W. Watts
Southern
Bishop Knight
Thomas B. Felder
Charles Morse
Federal
Taft
Colonel Felder
Tommy Ret
Elder Wennes
Talann
Sleuth Davis
Farmer
Lewis Gregg
J. Cohen Lynes
Wa Hag
Bos
Peter F. Bahneen
Statehouse
Federation of Labor
Mmnong
Jndustry
Winston Spencer Churchill
Great Britain
Germany
Masons and Plasterers’ International Union
National Association of Marble Dealers
Milwaukee
Lexington
International Association of Marble Workers
White Provision Co
Ertesen
Kita
Cornfield
Aflanta Eave Stock Market
W. H. Waite, Jr
White Provision Company
Fidents Company
South Broad Street
Tennessee
John F. Blacge & Co
Naval Stores
Liverpool Grain
Atawamahen
I. Ayyveswos
Wrest
Ao Sawuney c
Peachtree Street
George P. Moore
E. M. Underwood
Peachtree and
Alexander Streets
Alexander
Gousie Bb. Lee
H.C. Uawards
Rankin Street
Wilmer Street
Mies
Jennie S. Butler
Same
Randolph Street
Waller HH. Butler
Bay
Norfolk Streets
T. RR. Smith
W. D. Manley
L. J. Melson
W. E. Carnes
Main Street
Pennsylvania
D. Zaban
E. E. Sanda
Par Bons Street
Amos Jackson
J. H. McCord
Davis Street
Markham Street
R. P. Pool
Fourteenth District
Brewster Street
Charity Eiligan
Jrumley Street
A. H. Watts
W. T. Watts
Gillett Street
James Street
J. M. Robinson
Toney
Fern Street
Boynton Avenue
John M. Cain
H. B. Johnson
Joe Johnson
Greensfarry Avenue
J .M. Spinks
Sam
Peachtree Heights Park
Marvin Underwood
Toton
Alexander Street
Mima and Wright
Anderson Brothers Company
Sibyl L. Thomas
Wellington Avenue
Malcolm Street
John Carey
J. B. Shields
St. James Avenue
Peyton Road
Hives Hunter
Phenix Investment Company
Westminster Drive
Geraldine Reynolds
Robert J. S Lowry
Magnolia Place
Fort and Lowndes Streets
Longview Street
Rice and
Currier Streets
M. Harrell
W. H. Baker
Lakewood Avenue
Lethea Street
Margaret Moore
Busie EH. Allen
Mapie Street
Foundry Street
John M. Wright
A. N. Sharp
Willams Mill Road
Miranda Avenue
Williams Mill Road
P. EB. Byrd
W. D. Morgan
Hast Point Avenue
Dorsey Street
Emme M. Watson
Almeda Hubbard
Lima Street
Rockwell Street
Realty Trust Company
Annie G. Whittaker
Ansley Park
Maddox Drive
Emma M. Watson
Lime Street
W. Sullivan
Joseph Sptreo
Ak Auction
Carter and Exchange
Deak
Hounes
Honschoia Goods
Aace
Ee al Medical
Aia
Woten
Restagare i
Maile
Feannaoe
Storaxe
Yaing
Congton
Augusta
Auguste
Union Ft
Louisville and “Nashville Railroad
wEiteclys
Northwest
Cincinnati-Louisville
Cincinnati
Louieville
Knoxville
Blue Ridge
Knoxvile
Cartersville
Seaboard Air
Sirham
Norfolk
Monroe
Belle Isle
Knight Wy
New York State Peems Co
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