Atlanta Club Women Highlight School Reform and Charity
Atlanta Woman's Club afternoon program chaired by Mrs. Spencer Atkinson showcased education needs led by Miss Celeste Parrish. Speakers warned of systemic inefficiency, urged action to improve city schools, Tallulah School support, and Student Aid. Piano pieces followed. Federation Day planned. many club members listed as assisting.
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Spencer Atkinson
Atlanta Woman's Club
WG Cooper
Melt Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Corn Club
Atkinson
Tallulah
Student Aidi Foundation
Atlants
Celeste Parrish
Saic Mira Parrish
Board of Education
Atlanta
Hugh *Illet
Federation
Pisto Durham
New Methodist“university
Georgia
Cooper
St. Philip's Cathedral
Brandon
Hugh Wilted
Red Grass Seals
Atlanta Plans New High Schools As Population Grows
Mayor Woodward reports rising city pupil numbers and stretch on facilities. The city will issue bonds for several schools and budget to build two high schools, with a plan for smaller primary schools. The school board meets to outline the 1914 budget and support for new facilities. The fate of progress rests with the new general council.
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Davis Street
Woodward
Ravenus
Atlanta
Thena
General Council
Britain to Justify Seizure of Copper
Washington November 23 The British seek to justify seizing copper on neutral vessels shipping to neutral European states by proving the copper is destined for a hostile nation. Sir Cecil Spring-Rice reviewed with Acting Secretary Lansing statistics showing abnormal copper trade in neutral Europe. The State Department continues to consider Britain’s right to interfere with copper shipments. A separate note mentions a Sehemian invention measuring force to cut barley.
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Washington
Great Britain
Cecil Spring-Rice
Lansing
State Department
Deaths and funerals in Georgia notices and services
Mrs Mary Beckham of Zebulon Ga 89 widow of Dr J C Beekham buried today after dying at her son in law Dr J D Yarbroughs home Surviving children Mrs Dr Yarbrough of Williamson DC Beckham of Dublin and Eugene Beckham of Atlanta Rev SP Weathers conducted the funeral at Methodist Episcopal Church In Greensboro Ga L W McCommons dies of apoplexy funeral at city cemetery Rev Dutton conducts services Surviving father James McCommons Sr wife five children and several brothers Radford Johns dies at 36 longtime Southern Railway flagman survived by wife father and three brothers funeral at Dellag Ga transported for burial.
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Mary Beckham
Zebulon
Speclara
J.C Beerham
Hare
J. D. Yarbrough
Williamson
Bial
Dr. Yarbrough
D.C. Beckham
Dublin
Euene Beckham
Atlanta
Spx. Weathers
Ester
Method
E. McCommons
Greensboro
Ll. Wic Commons
City
Filmer Dutton
The
Baptist Church
James McCommons
Radford J. Souns
Southern Railway
W. H. Johny
Arthur
Ralph Johns
Dellag
Luckisae
Funeral held for Mrs Laura Mabry in Marietta
Mrs Laura A Mabry aged 46 died at 62 Bartow Street after a long illness. The funeral will be Tuesday at 8 80 p m at the residence with Rev J H Patton of Marietta Presbyterian Church, burial in Franklin Ohio. Survived by husband J N Mabry and son Mabry Badseater. John Troue
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Marintin
Sam D. Squires
Powder
Springs
Franklin
Ohio
J. H. Patton
Marietta, Presbyterian Church
Laura A. Mabry
Bartow Street
J . N. Mabry
Mabry
Badasleter
John Troue
German Boycott Urged On Allies Goods
San Francisco reports Baron Von Schack urged a boycott of goods from hostile nations at a fundraiser for German wounded soldiers. He claimed Allies slander German industry and suppress German businesses, citing German American purchasing power and urging buying German or Austrian goods when American-made options aren’t available.
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San Francisco
N. H. von Schack
Germany
America
United States
Hillis Predicts Democratic Europe After War
Reverend Newell Dwight Hillis of Plymouth Church Brooklyn told the World Bible conference in Washington that the war will topple autocratic rule in Europe and foster a democratic system like the United States for England and possessions. He denounced Germany for ravaging Belgium and said he stays neutral while condemning the Rhine bloodshed.
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Washington
Europe
United States
England
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Hillis
Germany
Belgium
Rhine
Cotton Market Reports Heavy Exports and Wheat Ginnings Rise
Large areas of cotton land are plowed and seeded to wheat as exports rise. Reports from New Orleans and New York describe port stocks shrinking and shipments exceeding receipts. Analysts predict further increases in shipments over the next six weeks as fresh ginnings affect market sentiment and farmers pivot to wheat crops.
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United States
Porta
Bremen
New Orleans
Shorts
Betns
New York
Liverpool
Alvernociana Best Shorts
Hla
Holland
Italy
Naval Stores Prices and Rice Market Notes
Severnah and Genavemuc firms report sales receipts and shipments across various stocks with mixed totals. Honduras and Japan rice markets show steady to strong prices with quotes for Honduras and Japan, plus rice by the ton and bran values. rough Honduran and Japanese sacks trading at cited levels.
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Severnah
New Orleans
Honduras
Japan
Recolpia
Miliecs
Sean
Buiew
Court of Appeals Docket From Georgia Case Fragments
Court of Appeals of Georgia lists numerous mixed cases and parties from cities including Jackson Atlanta Fulton and Chatham. Wards, State and city defendants face appeals. docket shows numerous v from various counties with many misspellings and fragments. The entry reads like a garbled list of names and jurisdictions with dismissals indicated.
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J. M. Melirids
Warden
Grasber
Lee
Thomas Bryant
Stace
Chatham
Dent
State
Lawréns
Ames Fennell
Stave
Lawrens
Andrew Tuckson
Dougherty
Mattie Berry
City of
Butts
Beginnie Slaughter
City of Jackson
Trom Cee
Charley Stafford
Taylor Vy
Venante
City of Atlanta
Fulton
Beatty
Carey Ellison
A. Heimer
Bibo
Calhoun
Einb
Witt Smith
Beam
LBD
Charlie Evang
Putnam
Salmon
Conseaile
Frank Uyan
Gorden
Enix Insurance Company
Brookly
Jones Et al
Hartoe Interaational Hervester Company
Amurlen
B. M. Bowen
Db. Winlddon
T.¢. Wade
G. B. Hefner
Aber Abun
Drake
CM. Lewis
de Eatue
Geatsla Northern Railway
Smellgrove
Boseman
Trom Colquitt
McClellan v
Wildsm
Treeongla Wath
Eorgin Hallway and Power
Biary
Trom Mulbe
Live Stock Quotations From Major Markets
Chicago receipts 46 000 higher cattle and hog prices show strength. Hogs 7.60 to 7.75 bulk. cattle 5.40 to 10.75 for native steers. sheep around 5.50 to 9.00. St Louis hogs 6 600 higher. cattle 7 500 steady. Kan s City hogs 20 000 lower. cattle 9 0 to 10 0. Dry goods news from New York notes quiet cotton goods and dull woolen markets.
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Chicago
West
Beavas
St. Louis
Sorbran
Texas
Kanens City
Ahrbow
New York
Tuno
New Grjeana
Valveston F
Boos
Savannah
Mobile
Memphis Ae
St. Augusta Jouls
Smetrat
Galventon
Meak
Harper
Patsy Mask
BP. W
Georgia
P. W
Chippewa
Ste
Chippewe
V. B
V. P
Theas
Ft. O. B
Atlanta
White Provision Co
Bae
Uae
Tioga
Goeelpta
Arata
Michita
Wisconsin
Kansas City
Hyes
Turkoys
Market Viewpoints on Cotton and Commodities Today
New York reports show Liverpool failing to receive US offers under the Lever Bill with a bearish tone across cotton markets amid expectations of large government crop estimates. Americans may buy various cotton types in Liverpool tax free, but transfers remain restricted.
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New York
Liverpool
America
England
Arsechane
Spannora
Hubbard Eros. & Co
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Market Rumblings
Liverpool November 13 reports spot cotton in fair demand with middling at 4,000 bales and unsettled quotes for futures. American bale figures total about 6,700 as trading remains quiet yet firm amid opening ranges for January to June contracts.
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Liverpoot
Giese
Chicago Exch Opened As War Turbulence Eases
Stock markets reopened after closures due to the European war with Chicago and New York exchanges resuming limited trading. Banks and brokers report varied foreign bond demand, high grade issues likely, while prices show cautious activity and monetary ease persists.
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New York
Wall Street
Saratag
Chicago Stock Exchange
London
Middle West
Chicago Exchange
Chicago
Bupinesa
Metal market snapshot from New York November report
The bulletin lists copper and tin pricing with varied bars and locational grades. It notes electrolytic copper around 442.50 and futures near 108, while London spot copper sits around 55. Futures and regional grades show mixed values through the line.
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New York
London
Atlanta Market Notes on Produce and Livestock Prices
The Atlanta quot tions detail a wide range of fresh produce including eggplants, oranges, grapes, onions, and cucumbers, with prices per bag, crate, or dozen. It also covers live stock prices from W. H. White Jr. detailing steers, cows, heifers, hogs, and pigs, plus a grocery list from Oglesby Grocery Company with canned goods, syrups, baking supplies, and flour and meal pricing.
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Cta
Fidei
Ratama Peedles Company
Calipoenta
Iran
Florida
Georgia
BEP Bozators
Taos
Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
Witte Provision Company
Wrase Ana Posmer
Jetengy
Black Rust Rumor Triggers Wheat Rally in Chicago Trade
Harvest updates from Argentina hinted bulls' strength despite earlier fears of black rust. Prices drifted higher as reports of torrential rains and a Kansas wheat crop record influenced sentiment. exports and shipping demand supported gains while oats and corn mixed amid spread unwinds and packer selling pressured provisions.
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Chicago
Argentina
Lsc
Seaboard
Kansas
Bess
Grain and dairy prices across cities in late November markets
Market reports from St Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, and New York show cash wheat, corn, and butter prices rising and fluctuating. Notes include No 2 yellow and white wheat, No 2 red corn, mixed oats, and creamery butter values, with futures and cash quotes across Pennsylvania, Illinois, and Michigan exchanges.
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Rai
Gloria
White Cloud
Southern
Stargood
Ena
Georgia
Enmewseo
Sea Harley
Tennessee
Chofco Pos-Greer
Louis
Wales
Kenges
Novembet
Sora No
Mixea
Waite
Mead
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Miss Parrish
Dorham
Samuel Lumpkin
Mesdames
P. J. McGovern
W. B. Price-Smith
Ottley
James Jackson
Wiliam Perey
H FY Tucker
Linton Hopkins
H. McCail
P. Cotes
Dan Lyle
Wiliam Everett
1. Amsden
Clyde King
A. E
J. M. Staton
Neilie Peters Black
David Morgan
Edward Lysle
Percy Adams
E. L. Connatty
Louis Ghoistin
C. BH. Johnston
George Clayton
Charles “Godfrey
Alonzo Richardson
J. 0. Matthewson
A. 0. Woodward
M. C G. Russell
Frank Neely
B.D. Gray
Henry “Talmon
David Bootes
Body Duncan
George Stevens
H. G Hastings
Haynes McFadden
Stephen Hooke
F. J. Jones
F. P.H.” Alera
Elizabeth Brown
Dalton Mitchell
Merryman
Walker Brooks
Warnest Kontz
Sindy
Britain
Cunard
Ageitania
Lusitania
Mauretania
Liverpool Franconia
Orduna
Sat
Transylvania
Azores
Gibraltar
Naples
Patras
Perugia
S Ofice
State St
N.Y
Egypt
India
China
Astro
Peninsula and Oriental
Tomatd
State ‘Rest
Radford
J. Johns
I. D. Squires
Marietta
Cotton Movement
Acles
Harleston
Dorts
Wilmington
Plortola
Baltimore
Benton
Philadelphia
Randling
Atinor Porte
Aeason
Anterior Movement
Houston
Meidling
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Naval Stores
Court OF Appeals OF
Close. Co
Mali
I Jax, Bond & CO
Gablea
Brazil
Gonalderabis
Santos
Walidating Committee
E.teqi
Metals
Corre
Oglesby Grocery Company
Shelds
Hough Rider
Pink
Nary
Yelty
Goth
Boagnetti
Oliver
Domino
Merchan‘s
Tylvén
Irimmedicie
Atcention Moysr & Holmes
Smempers
York
York Stock Exchanse
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New York Cotton Exchange
JAY, Bond & Company
Cotton Exchange
Liverpool Coron Association
Beaver Street
Atlanta Allofhts Co., Inc
Marion R. Whles
Empire
Ivy
Intelligent Counsel
Arvanta National Ban Tae Ouest NaTiontal
Newspap
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