Georgia Governor Reaches Accord Over Northern Mineral Railway Charter
Governor John M Slaton, backed by Attorney General Grice and Secretary of State Phil Cook, negotiates with North Georgia Mineral Railway lawyers to withhold charter demands until the next legislative session. The state aims to protect Western and Atlantic Railroad rights while avoiding a costly special session.
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John M Slaton
North Georgia Mineral Railway
Phil Cook
Atlanta
Cook
Morth Gébreta Mineral Railway
King & Spalding
Secretary of State
Cool
Aport
Grice
Slaton
Capitol
Sinton
Messrs. King & Opaiding
General Assembly
Messrs
Georgia
Meus
John M. Slaton
State Capitol
Deaver
North Georgia Mineral Ralway
General Assembly of Georgia
Rag Time Tunes Opposed By Bishop At Synod
Detroit October 14 The synod of the Fifth Province of the Protestant Episcopal church debated an inexpensive Sunday school hymn selection. Bishop Edward W Osborne of Springfield warned against irreverent tunes such as a rag time or Yankee Doodle style for hymns. He cited Jerusalem the Golden and argued tunes must suit sacred use. The committee's report was adopted after explanation that most hymns have long use.
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Detroit
Midh
Edward W. Osborne
Springfield
Synod
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Osborne
Jerusalem
Church of God
Constitution Want Ads Promise Big Returns to Readers
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Constitution
Grand Jury Probe of Vice Is Sought
City and county officials press Fulton grand jury to investigate Mayor Woodward graft in police, amid Beavers' vice crusade. Foreman W Woods Waite presiding. Beavers welcomes probe to clear his department. Court session adjourned with vice question reviving in police commissions. Continued on Last Page.
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Fulton Grand Jury
James G. Woodward
Beavers
Grand Jury
W. Woods Waite
Board of Police Commissioners
Georgia bankers plan $10 million cotton loan fund
At a joint meeting of the Atlanta Clearing House association, the Georgia Bankers' association and the Georgia Currency association nearly 100 bankers approved a plan to raise $10,000,000 for the cotton loan fund. Georgia joins a national pool of $159,000,000 to back southern cotton finance, with Georgia’s quota set at $9,860,000 and Atlanta’s at $3,500,000.
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Georgia
Atlanta Clearing House Association
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Georgia Ranch
National Currency Association
South
Getrela
Atlanta
A. P. Coles
Central Bank and ‘Trust Corporation
J. W. ‘English
Fourth National Bank
W. J. Peel
American National Bank
Joseph McCord
Third National Bank
Benjamin Sims
Fulton National Bank
G. R. Donovan
Atlanta National Bank
Atlanta Clearing House
T. G. Council
Georgia Bankers ‘Association
Dorabny
Cotton Loan Fund
Georgia Currency Association
L. G. Council
Festus. Wade
St. Louis
Secretary of the Treasury
Hnally
McAdoo
Coles
Edward Robertson
Columbia, & C
Wade
Robertson
Distinct Gain Is Claimed In Anglo-French Fight
London October 14 The official press bureau reports British troops engaged on the left of the allied line in France pressed back the German flank slightly amid fighting in a mining country. Russians have pushed back the Germans from Warsaw while Turkey and Portugal move toward entry into the war.
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Ostend
Warsaw
Turkey
Portugal
London
France
Germans Foiled in Attempt To Turn Allied Left Wing
London reports German efforts to turn the Allied left through Pas de Calais failed as British and French forces push back the German right toward Lille and Courtrai. The front spans La Bassee to Bailleul with Ypres in Allied hands, signaling a distinct Allied gain. Censorship limits details beyond Arras region and a major anticipated blow is predicted.
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London
Ostend
Belgium
Pas de Calais
Hazebrouck
Cassel
Forth
Arras
Refugees Flee Ostend As German Forces Approach
Stricken by panic 60 000 people wait coming of Germans as a German Taube hovers over Ostend. Within twenty miles a large force menaces the port while hospitals empty and docks brim with refugees. Belgian guards fire on the intruding aircraft as tens of thousands seek transports to England amid wrecked sheds and fear. Continued on Page Two.
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Ostend
London
Albert
England
Korea
Red Cross
Belengered
Antwerp
Weather Prophecy Local Rains Forecast
Local forecast hints at showers in the area with possible lingering showers through the day. Weather prophesy notes damp conditions and cooler temperatures as residents prepare for wet weather.
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The
Duchess of ‘Westminster
Han Jess
Whenminster
Duchess of West
Leo Frank
Georgia Supreme Court
Highest Court
Leo M. Frank
Mary Phagan
Ibherty
Supreme Court
Hhis
Frank
Supreme Justices
John L. Tye
Tye, Peeples & Jordan
Ben Hin
Criminal Division of Superior Court
Beligier Dorsey
Hil
TRUBE
Indies
Bish
Kinchen
Birmingham
Charleston
Eloud
Shicare
Galveston
Jacksonvalle
Kansas
Knoxville
Louisville
Mobile
Montgomery
Ely
Nashville
New Orleans
Elg
New York
Rateich
San. Francisco
St Louis
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Mijia
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Clay
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