Plan Navigation of Chattahoochee Project in Atlanta
Georgia officials engineers and business leaders arrive in Atlanta to discuss making the Chattahoochee navigable to Atlanta. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce hosts seventy conferences and a luncheon at Capital City Club, followed by an evening assembly to review the project with Major Earl Brown and other lawmakers and engineers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Chattahoochee River
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Capital ‘City Club
Commerce
Earl I. Brown
Engineering Corps
Southeastern
Atlante Chamber of Commerce
Capital City
Hart I
M. Churchill
United States
Hoke Smith
W. C. Adamson
Chattahoochee
William Schley Howard
Capital City Club
Major-Brown
Bienes
Walter G. Cooper
Mell R. Wiithaon
Major
Brown
Board of Engineers
Washington
Narsday
Chamber of Commerce
Chattahoochhee
Whursday
Ell. Wilkinson
Yenneemann
WC. Adamson
Paul “Norcross
Harrie Moore
Atlanta, ‘Tetent Bureau
Bi M vHall
Common-Engineering And-Applied Science
Wilhipresent
tor:Hoke- Smith
Congressm
Woodward
Martin
Enthi ‘Ginters
Menor
Walker
ME Schurenitt
Chattahoochee ‘Narvey
Engagement Announced for President Wilson to Mrs Galt
Washington reports President Woodrow Wilson announced his engagement to Mrs Norman Galt of Wytheville Virginia. Mrs Galt is a widow and about 38, with ties to Miss Edith Bolling and Miss Helen Woodrow Bones. The wedding date is not fixed but likely in December at the bride’s home. The White House confirmation surprised Washington officials but delighted Wilson’s circle, who see the match as comforting amid his strain and health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodrow
The
United
Norman Galt
Waehi
White House
Margaret Wilson
Helen Woodrow Bones
Mra
Galt
Triendés
Mrs. Galt
Admira
Dia
Edith Bolling
Wytheville
William H. Bolling
Gal
Wilson
Mk Smontheggo
Gaigemens
Galteo
Carey Z. Grayson
Aries Runes ii
Vthi
Tedey
Woodrow Wilson
Norman R Galt
Williams Defends Effort to Curb Bank Interest Rates
Frankfort Kentucky October reports from comptroller of the currency Williams defend effort to force national banks to reduce loan rates amid wartime strain. He cites 1,026 banks sending detailed reports showing average loan rates high and cites a washerwoman charged 3.5 dollars for 45 days at a high rate, illustrating oppressive practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
John Skelton
Williams
Kentucky Bankers’ Association
Williama
Prohibition Will Cost City 58000 Dollars
The mayor told the committee the city faces a 58000 revenue loss next year from prohibition. He warned there would be no compromise delaying the laws and asserted licenses for bars would not provide revenue. Alder Seawright cautioned about possible compromises, but officials foresee the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Aga Jeer
Rocker'club Aeenges
Fort Aim
Atlanta
Barcheer
Locker
Lcenses
És Sma
Strong Pressure on Teutons In East and West In War Report
London October 6 reports mixed fronts with unconfirmed claims of Austro German forces moving toward Serbia while Russian armies push, Italians advance toward Rovereto, and Britain and France call for more recruits amid heavy losses. Petrograd notes intensified activity near Jakobstadt with German forces pressing around Barv etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Serbia
Nicholas Ay
Hindenbureg
Hague
Hure
Thaniy
Téhureate Point
Rovereto
Britain
France
Euphrates
Dardanelles
Haikans
Earl of Derby
Hia
Petrograd
Jakobstadt
Tacobtadt
Bartievyskole
Troopa
Abramoyeczeazna
Borovymiya
Maki
Smorgié
Balkan Crisis Deepens As Allies Rally At Salonika
Sofia reports October 5 Russian French British Italian ministers demand passports after Bulgaria rejects Russia's ultimatum Serbia also requests passports The alarm sweeps Europe as Germany drives toward Constantinople with Bulgaria's help King Ferdinand's dissent spills into the crisis Allies plan to land troops at Salonika to block the Bulgar Teuton drive and defend Serbia and Greek neutrality
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
Russia
Serbia
Germany
Venizelos
Saloniki
Constantinople
Sofia
Paris
London
Europe
Distantie
Greece
Gblaw
Ferdinand
Macedonia
Berlin
Vienna
Rumania
Balkan
Peninula
William
India
Venizelos and King clash over Serbia policy
In Athens on October 6 the Greek Parliament and public show sharp divisions between Venizelos and King over Serbia. Reports note factions supporting Venizelos push for alliance while royalist aides urge caution. The debate reflects Greek involvement in Balkan affairs and potential shifts in policy under pressure from allied powers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Major Brown
Adamson
Howard
Washington Jeweler
Virginia
Banks
Teutons
Champagne
Ing
Alexander Zai
Athens
Ald
Ely Constantine
Ana v
Esac
Eather
Phacy
Wapi
Coulis
Ihche
Birmingham
Baltimore
Jackson
Knoxville
Femais Ville
Mobie
iNew
New
Ork
Cheat Loudy
Zabiet
aCa
Vepal Lear
Nrlews
Perrperature
Ry Tote Hizh
Bebrmam
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!