Love Feast by City Officials on Street Paving Pact
Atlanta officials and Georgia Railway and Power Company savored a rare consensus on paving Ponce de Leon Gordon and Grant streets. The deal secures a concrete base on Gordon, crushed stone on Grant with a written guarantee against track damage, and guarantees rail choices while preserving existing T rails on Ponce de Leon. The lively street committee meeting ended with widespread agreement and no further agitation.
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Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Street Committee of Council
Preston S. Arkwright
William H. Glenn
Mr. Arkwright
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Gordon Street
Grant Street
Ponce de Leon
Street
Murry
Arkwright
Ashley
North Boulevard
Mgr. Arkwright
Knight
Butler Street
Use The Constitution Asia Guide Prompts Advertising on Page 2
A fragmented OCR note discusses a guide titled Use The Constitution Asia for advertising in this paper. It hints at marketing today on page 2 and asks what suggestions it offers. The text is garbled but centers on advertising value and spend.
Witches to Haunt Atlanta Streets for Charity
A group of girls dressed as witches will canvass Atlanta to raise the $800 needed for a furnace at the Atlanta Child's Home. They plan to visit lawyers offices, stores, and pedestrians from morning until evening, aiming to keep mothers with their children while supporting a noted city charity.
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Atlanta
Georgians Awarded Carnegie Hero Medals in 1914 Withdrawn
Five Georgians receive bronze medals for lifesaving acts. James W. Brice Sr and Abner Sullivan of Culloden save James Jones from a well. Leopold G. Coleman of Savannah and Samuel F. Hargett of West Point also honored. A widow receives a silver medal and pension for a deceased saver. Sixty six heroism acts recognized. funds include pensions, education, and home purchases.
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Pittsburg
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
James W. Brice
Culloden
James Jones
Abner Sullivan
Leopold G. Coleman
East Huntington Street
Favannah
Rose Goshen
Montgomery
Samuel F. Hargett
West Point
J. Holstom
Darden
B. J. Barden
Dalton
Harden
James H. Seay
Waiter Jack Worth Sings Dreams in Atlanta Publishing Notes
An Atlanta waiter and songwriter named Jack Worth pursues poetry and melody over tips. He has published several songs including Make Me Believe in Dreams, Sweetheart, and Then I Believe in You. Worth writes both words and music and works nights, composing while serving.
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Jack J. Worth
Atlanta
Jack Worth
Naplin
Werth
Streetcar Crash Injures Eight on Slippery Tracks
Eight people were injured when a Capitol avenue street car and an East Fair White City car collided at East Fair street crossing on a steep grade. Police said slippery tracks caused the crash. no hospitalizations were reported. Motorman Deavers faced charges of reckless running in police court.
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Capitol Avenue
East Fair Street
B. B. Haslett
Sam Webbi
H. W. Deavers
Court“land Street
Addeline Rowe
Cameron Street
E. Hudson
Ormwood Avenue
Laure Cornelison
Woodward Avenue
W. B. Willingham
B. Haynes
Rosalia Street
Whitman
Hense Street
Hex Batley
Rates Avenue
Felice
Deavens
Webb
Deavers
Aim
Fourth Time Young Girl Tries To End Her Life
A young woman attempted suicide with carbolic acid after dinner, concealing her real name as Mrs Ellen Smith. She was rushed to Grady hospital where surgeons treated her while she screamed for a mysterious Harry. This was said to be her fourth attempt, and she remains under care for several days with the engagement ring kept in a safe place by her sister.
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Grady Hospital
Ellen Smith
Harry
Two States Squabble Over Ford Car and Perjury Charges
Atlanta man George Powell fought a Nashville claim over a Ford found in Tennessee. Nashville court ruled Powell owned the vehicle, but a subsequent extradition bid led Georgia to arrest detective Carr. The case centers on perjury allegations and a pending Georgia hearing at 10 this morning.
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George B. Powell
Atlanta
Nashville
Tenn
J. L. Fossick
Powell
R Carr
Fossick
Ford
McClelland
Municipal Court
High Court of Tennessee
High Court
Carr
Rye
Tennessee
Tha
Georgia
Fonards
Caer
Fulton
Kimball House
Fosslek
Harris
Ford Atocy
Democrats Name Site for Next National Convention
New York dispatch reports William F. McCombs announced a December 7 meeting to select the next convention city. Washington, Chicago, St. Louis and Dallas have applied, with Dallas offering auditorium use and a 10,000 bonus. Contests in Kentucky and Oregon loom, while GOP leaders plan a December 14 meeting in Washington.
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New York
William F. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
New Willard Hotel
Washington
Chicago
St. Louis
Dallas
McComba
Wilson
Dad
Kentucky
Oregon
Theepublican National Committee
Eastman Cotton Shipment Heads to Atlanta Bank
Eastman Georgia October 29 Special A solid train of twenty or more cars carries around a thousand bales of cotton from Eastman along the Wrightsville and Tennille line to the Central Bank and Just Corporation of Atlanta. Dodge County people hold cotton with a magneted bank plan, aiming for higher prices. The shipment signals more forward movements as county crops set records this year.
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Eastman
Wrightsville
Tennille
Merchants and Farmers’ Bank and Citizens’ Hankin Company
Central Bank and Just Corporation
Atlanta
Dodge County
Switchmen's demands rejected in Chicago rail labor dispute
Four thousand Chicago switchmen demanded a five cent hourly increase in a month old conflict. The demand was rejected today as representatives from both sides prepare to resume talks with a committee.
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Caieago
Ze Exgnicen Railrox
Chicago
Rej
Battle Near Agua Prieta Threatens Americans
The Cananea protest by Villa governor Carranza forces raises danger for Americans in Sonora. Reports say 50 to 100 Americans held by Villa troops and plans for a battle at Agua Prieta as 5,000 Carranza troops move by rail to reinforce. U S troops mobilized and on alert along the border.
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Agua Prieta
Carranza
U.S
Touglas
Ariz
Sonora
Cananea
Carlos Randall
Villa
State Department
Washington
J. M. Acosta
Wilson
Amercan
Sonor
James Carr
St James Carr
Lawrence Carr
William Doran
Trequeda
Bil Tigue
Archie
McDonald
Welson
Greene
Fren‘terag
Douglas
Francisco Villa
Elias Carles
Sundar
United States
Piedra Y Negras
Rodolfo Graduna
Callies
Graduns
Thomas F. Devis
Sixth Infantry Brigade
Frederick Funston
P. Elias Calles
vVilla
Brownsvile
Texas
Capote
Rio Grande
Twenty-Eighth’ Regiment
Dallas
MF Wainfer
Bulgars Routed in Serbia by French Forces
London reports heavy fighting across the eastern and western fronts. In the Balkans French forces reportedly routed Bulgars in southern Serbia after days of shelling while Russian and Romanian actions shift the balance in the Riga Dvina region and in France, artillery duels continue with gains described along the Champagne front.
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Serbia
London
Riga
Dvinsk
von Hindenburg
Dvina
Lake District
Pvinsk
Sventsyany
Vilna-Dvinst
Nicholas
Sen
Ivanoff
von Linsingen
von Mackensen
Star
Galicia
la Courtine
Champagne
Reuter
Petrograd
Dalen
Landon
Paris
War Office
Ins
Fermi
Parroy
la Vereuse
Burihecourt Andalery
Athens
Srumitsa
Vield Marshal von Mackennen
Vishegrad
Piro
Nish
Zarecar
Kragujevaix
Montenegro
Uskup
Veles
Rumania
Weather Prophesy Fark Georgia Fall Weekend Report
Local weather report notes fall weekend forecast for Georgia with high and low temperature readings, mean temperature, rainfall inches, and deviations from January norms. Includes scattered data fragments on past 24 hours and excess rainfall, reflecting uncertain OCR quality.
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Lili
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