Capitol Gossip Extra Session Cost to Georgia
The extra 23 day session of the General Assembly will cost about 35,000 for Georgia. The treasury has paid 31,000 in expenses, with 4,000 more to come, totaling roughly 36,000, far above the last regular session’s 10,000. Colonel Bolfeutet sails December 12 to resume duties in London as embassy attache.
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General Assembly
W J. Speer
Treasury Department
Bofraillet
England
John T Morfennlet
New York
London
Georgia House of Representatives
Georgia
Bolfeuthtet
Bolfeuttet
Savannah
Chia
Hot Race Now Assured for Second Ward Place
The second ward council seat election follows the death of nominee J J L Poole. City primary voters will pick ward nominees and the winner will serve citywide. Joseph Loewus, a retired merchant, has announced. Tiarves Fateher and Isaac Schoen are urged to run. J C Hult and Grover C Boden also discussed. A meeting at Georgia Avenue school is planned next Tuesday to nominate a candidate.
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J J. L Poole
Joseph Loewus
Tiarves Ffateher
Board of Education
WN ‘Thom
Isaac Schoen Ax
J C Hult
Grover C Boden
Poole
Georgia Avenue
Dates for Next Southeastern Fair Announced This Week
The Southeastern fair plans 1916 exhibits with no conflicts between animal and agricultural attractions. General Manager A M Striplin and Ivan E Allen attend the American Association of Value and Expositions meeting in Chicago. The upcoming fair will expand to include all leading cattle breeds, horses, sheep, swine, poultry, dogs, and a large machinery and agricultural products pavilion. Building space is prepared, ground cleared, and layouts set for a comprehensive multi Department fair next year.
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A M Teriplin
Ivan E. Allen
Southeastern Far Association
Striplin
Chicago
South
Georgia
Southern Murals
Stroth
Evory
Festival Officers Thank YWCA For Their Services
The Georgia Harvest festival officers thank the Young Womans Christian Association for their help in running the information bureau. Miss Elre Logan Wingo, general secretary, led the courtesy, and the information desk handled busy periods without a single complaint.
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Young Womans Christian Association
Mollie Courtney
Young Woman's Christian Association
Clarke
Information Bureau
Elre Logan Wingo
Gate City Free Kindergarten Holiday Fair Promises Big, Bright Event
The annual pre Christmas fair by Gate City Free Kindergarten Association returns bigger and brighter. It offers bargains unique to the event and supports training for colored children whose parents cannot afford education. The fair runs December 2 to 4 at the M C A building, 132 Auburn Avenue, with youth features Saturday afternoon.
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Gate City Free Kindergarten Association
Auburn Avenue
China
Goodyear Moves Atlanta HQ to New Peachtree Street Building
The Atlanta Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co branch plans a February 1 move to a new 18 000 square foot steel frame and concrete building on Peachtree Street near Baker. The Martin Ozburn Realty and Lowenstein Investment Co will lease a two story basement structure for five years at an estimated cost of 18 000. Manager James E Taylor says the move is due to space needs as the southern district hub for tire distribution across multiple states.
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Atlanta
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
James E. Taylor
Peachtree Street
Martin-Ozburn Realty Company
Lowenstein Investiment Company
Goodyear Tire Jand Rubber Company
Baker Street
Macke Construction Company
Taylor
Constitution
Feachtree Street
Goodyear Company
South
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louthiena
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Wife and Children Save Fayette Man From Punishment
W A Wiloughby of Fayette county was saved from a sentence in the city chain gang after his wife and eight children urged mercy. He had come to Atlanta, drank beer from a supposed friend, and became mentally unstrung. The recorder considered a brief jail period but chose clemency to spare the family hardship.
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W. A. Wiloughbby
Fayette County
Willoughby
Atlanta
The
Recorder
Johnson
Gain of 8998 Shown in Taxes of Corporations
Thirty corporations paid the city treasury this year 229572 70 in taxes while the total last year was 230, the increase being 8998 12 The returns come via the state comptroller and are turned over to the city The Georgia Railway and Power company paid 119880 43 in taxes this year The Atlanta Terminal company paid 12500 and the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph company paid 21623 66 as large contributors to city revenue.
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State Comptroller's Office
Comptroller
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Ngshbanta Gas Company
Atlanta Terminal Company
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gar Foundry
Am Cities Ptt
BT Ee
Bry
Pel Tobacco & Tet
Anacoran Copper Am
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem
Stout
Brooklyn Rapid T
Canadian Pacific
Central
Lrather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Interber Con Corp
Bohan City
Norfolk ‘& ‘Weatern
Iss
Northern Pacific
Pennsyvania Et Baty Boy
Repfrew & ‘Breet
Brado
Beaboard Air Line
S&t Cem Gam Studebaker Corp
Southern Pacific
Fone
Southern Railway
Tenneswee Copper
Texas Co
Texas & Pacific
Gnion _Pacific
Bay U
Lin
Oper
Westinghouse Western Union
New York
Hmm Central of Georgia
Central Leather
Chesapeake && Ohio
Chicago
B & Quincy Joint
St Paul
Ros & Pec Ry
Linnett & Myers
Lorillard
Loulaville & Naahyie
Aifanourt Kan
Texas Int
Sar
New York Central
Republic von A Breel Sa
St Lowle Sen
Heabeard Air Line
Houthern Bell’ Telephone
Cearan Southern
Acltie
Rae Company Cy
Texae & Pacific
Peereeer
Uniom Pacific
A. Steel
Chemie
Recorder vows to curb conflicting police tales in court
In a police court session Recorder Johnson declared he would not tolerate witnesses giving different stories to police and the court. He warned that Turner faced possible dismissal of the case with a $25.75 fine for the witness Hollowell, who testified about buying gin from Turner and named an unknown third party as the whisky purchaser.
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Johnson
Rarner
Simpson Hollowell
Turner
Hollowell
Funeral of Connolly Set for Sunday
The funeral for John F. Connolly of Ormond street, who collapsed on Peachtree and Walton streets yesterday, will be at 1:30 p.m. Sunday from the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Interment at Oakland Cemetery. He was a brother of the late Arthur BA Connolly, chief of police, and is survived by his widow, a daughter Miss Maris Connolly, a brother Henry Connolly, and two sisters Mrs Ellch Ryan and Mrs Anna O'Keefe.
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John F. Connolly
Ormond Street
Haniel Bros
Peachtree Jane Walton Streets
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Oakland Cemetery
Connolly
Arthur BA Connolly
Maris Connolly
Henry Connolly
Ellch Ryan
Anna ‘O'Keefe
Rev R C Clecker Comes to St Johns Church
Rev R C Clecker, transferred from First Church of Elberton Georgia, arrived yesterday to fill the pulpit at St. John's Methodist Church for both Sunday services. He has had success in previous cities and is expected to draw large congregations at morning and evening services.
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R. C Clecker
Elberton
St. John’s “Methodist Episcopal Church
Clecker
Metals and provisions report from New York market
New York markets show electrolytic metal steady at 20 cents as of November 27. Provisions section notes cash prices and figures from November 2, including Lara at 33.2 and Psibae 320 4 7h, with unclear context due to OCR quality.
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Metals
New York
Conpar
Lara
Atlanta Banks Hit New High Deposits Record
The Atlanta Clearing House banks report deposits totaling 34,721,000 at the latest Comptroller call, a rise of 23 percent from last year and a new southeast city high. Cash resources stand around 10.1 million, with emergency currency retired and loans and discounts down 2.34 million. Government deposits and bond investments bolster liquidity as Atlanta’s weekly clearings rival New Orleans and outpace Birmingham and Richmond. The report notes economic recovery in the region despite cotton price volatility and warns of potential disruption from European war effects.
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Southeast Metropolis
B. N. Berrien
Atlanta
Southeast
Aldrich-Vreeland
Dilla
Ieposita
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
United States
New Orleans
Birmingham
Cpl
Fulton Nationa
Central Bank and ‘Trust
FIX
R. E Atlanta National
Lowry National
Fourth National No
American National
Third National
Fulton National
Met
Central Bank
Tru
Atlanta Nationales
Third Nationale
Central Bank and Trust
Atlanta National FS
Fourth National
Atlanta National
Ie Lowry National
Fourth National Locrono
American Nation
P Res
Gta S
Fulton Nation
Prc
Xms
Avienta National
I Lowry National Aere
Ats
Fragmented Naval Stores Ledger From Savannah Region
Fragmentary OCR of a naval stores ledger shows November figures for receipts and shipments, with scattered numbers and prices. The text references Savannah, Port Towns, and various product lines, but many entries are garbled or unreadable.
Yesterday's Trends in Finance and Markets
Market notes show little action with subdued turnover as investors await signals from end of November. Prices drift, with US steel and rubber shares quoted alongside sugar, motors, and rail names, while coffee and financial futures move within narrow ranges and distant holidays temper volume.
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Amer
Motors U
Salt & Ohio
Central
Central Pena
Amen
Central of
Georgia
Canad
Central_Laather
U. S. Steel
Virginia-Care
Cotton Movement Port and Interior Totals
The report lists daily cotton movement by port and interior stations with middling prices, receipts, exports, shipments, sales, and stock levels. Key ports include New Orleans, Galveston, Savannah, Charleston, Wilmington, Texas City, Norfolk, Boston, Philadelphia, New York, and minor ports, with totals of receipts 26 052, exports 4 010, stock 1 462 038 for today, and weekly totals receipts 96 002, exports 0, stock 0, plus interior totals showing Houston Memphis Augusta St Louis Cincinnati Little Rock Dallas Fort Worth and Montgomery with combined today receipts 33 495 shipments 36 133 stock 794 065.
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Agi
New Orleans
Galveston
Poe Ladieesaee Ss
Mobile ST Ware
Savannah
Wimington
Norfolk
Battimore
New York
Houston
Augusta
Cincinnati Aces
Aeees
Salem
Bavannah
Charleston
Texas City
Boston
Phildsiphia
Rock
Memphis
St. Louie
Cincinnati
Dallan
Montgomery
New York Stocks Report Butter and Creamery Prices
In New York on November 27, butter firm with mixed receipts and creamery items showing varied prices. Fresh gathered and extra fine grades noted. irregular receipts and higher scores appear in some categories. Live poultry markets are weak with unchanged dressed prices. Chicago and Mankato reports show minor butter movements and car loads.
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New York
Ivegslar
Salem
Santos
Fis
Iels
Ric
Uno Brastian
Jundiaby
Gao Paulo
Wwen
Chicago
Manoan City
Waltry
Aes
Neverater
Riebari
Tata Sts
Mitpeene
Grains Downturn as Provisions Mix in Chicago Trading
Chicago grain markets slipped as export congestion delayed shipments, with wheat closing near session lows after an embargo on Buffalo export shipments via Baltimore. Bearish pressure spread from corn and news of slow offerings from Inverpool, Argentina, and Australia. Weakness extended to oats and provisions, while prices varied across regions and delivery months.
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Chicago
Buffalo
Baltimore
Bulle
New York
Scranton
Europe
Inverpool
Argentina
Australia
Seaboard
Sensational Liverpool rise drives cotton market surge
New York reports a buoyant cotton market with an unusually large Saturday turnover. Liverpool’s sharp 19 to 23 point advance fueled buying, hedging and Wall Street interest, lifting January to 12.46, March to 12.74, and May to 12.94 as spot values firmed and exports foretell strong demand.
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Atlanta
New York
New Or
Liverpool
Chicago
Ihei
OWL
Newark
Ayn
Ness
Manchester
Wall Street
Fall River
New Records Mark Brief Stock Market Session
New York reports a short trading session with 231 600 shares. metal issues dominate. General Motors rises eight points to 455, Cuban-American Sugar gains 7.5 to 168, Allis-Chalmers preferred up 14 to 514 amid mixed gains and losses across war and industrial sectors.
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New York
New Haven
American Tobacco
General Motors
Allia-Chalmers
Mercantile Marine
General Chemical
Tobacco
United States
London
Paris
Berlin
Velle
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R. C. Clecker
ST. John’s Church
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Cleveland
Atlanta Warehouse Company
Naval Stores
Savannah Gn
Enlen
Tiron
baTys
Wee Ns
Cotton Movement
Rose
Jan
Cury
Januery
Joly
St. Louis
Kansan
Board of Trade
V. Aptides
Ioc
Cary
Cloge
Apot Cotfin
Allis-Chalmers