War Risk Bureau to Open Tomorrow in Treasury
Washington reports the War Risk Bureau created by act signed today by President Wilson will open for business tomorrow at the Treasury. W. C. Delanay of New York, an underwriting expert, named director. bureau to insure American ships and cargoes in American ships, under Assistant Secretary Peters. Executive orders will suspend parts of navigation laws to allow registration and flag use, awaiting applications from major shipping firms adding about 200 steamers to U S merchant marine.
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Washington
Uncis
Marine War Risk Insurance Bureau
Treasury Department
Wilson
McAdoo
W. C DeLanay
New York
DeLanay
Peters
Daniels
Naval Affairs and
Merchant Marine Committees
House
Alexander
Merchant Marine Committee
Naval Committee
Teie
United States Gains Rights in Canal Zone
A new treaty signed by William Jennings Price and Ernesto LeFevre gives the United States control of waters at Colon and Ancon harbors and two small Ancon islands. It cedes the Los Sabanas lands to Panama, fortifies Battery Hancock, and forbids new railways across the savanas without U.S. consent. The pact heads to Washington and Panama for ratification.
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United States
Colon
Ancon
William Jennings Price
Ernesto T. LeFevre
Canal Zone
Panama Canal
Panama
Los Sabanas
Hancock
Coton
Etig
Canal
Washington and
Senate
Captschlomberg Exhibition At Capital
Captain Schlomberg, member of the United States volunteer life saving corps, demonstrated lifesaving techniques in Potomac Park. He leads Georgia division headquarters in Atlanta and taught rescuing a drowning arson victim, bringing ashore and resuscitation. The session drew several hundred observers.
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Washington
Potomac Park
H. H Schromberg
United States Volunteer Litegsaving Corps
Hoe
Georgia
Service
Atlanta
Schlombere
Martin Cornellison
Southern Bell
Lakewood
Bubonic Case Reported in New Orleans
A 13 year old white girl was taken to an isolation hospital today, suspected with bubonic plague. She is at 1742 Touro Street and considered infected. This is the twenty fourth case since the disease appeared in June.
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New Orleans
Ethan Ticker
Whita
Touro Street
New Zeppelin Launched Amid Frontline Redeployments
A Geneva dispatch to the Express reports two new Zeppelins rushed from Friedrichshafen sailed over Lake Constance yesterday and departed to replace Zeppelin seven, captured by French forces at Badonviller near the Lorraine frontier.
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London
Express
Geneva
Friedrichshafen
Lake Constance
Badonviller
Lorraine
Atlanta's Strides from Day to Day
Two notable residence sales announced on Wednesday feature W. L. and John O. DuPree selling Lola H. Butt’s property at 40 Columbia Avenue for 8750, with 2000 cash and the rest through notes and a 4000 loan assumption, and Jennie B. Coleman selling 187 Cleburne Avenue to Dr. F. M. Sutton for 7509, a nine room frame on a regulated jet lot fronting Whitlam Mill Road.
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W. L
John O. DuPree
Lola H. Butt
W. DB
Haker
Columbia Avenue
Jennie B. Coleman
F. M. Sutton
Cleburne Avenue
Witlama Mill Road
Wilson Plans Message On Emergency Revenue
President Wilson will prepare a message to Congress urging emergency revenue legislation to offset customs revenue declines since the European war began. About 100 million dollars is needed, with discussions among McAdoo Simmons Underwood and others on possible new taxes. Customs revenues fell by about 21 million in August, while internal revenue and corporate taxes rose slightly.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Simmons
Finance Committee
Underwood
Way4 and Means
Germans Quit English Vessel At Savannah
Five Germans from the crew of the British steamship Beyotiana left the vessel in Savannah after arriving two weeks ago and filed federal court petitions to collect wages due. They fear imprisonment if they return to England as Germans on other ships have faced that fate. The crew's contracts promise release if war occurs. Captain Williams will post bond and the vessel will be released. Hearings set for November.
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Savannah
j—Bersuse Thay Belleva
England
Tull
Ernest Kamper
Michael Duember
Maurice Fabian
E. Hurbter
Albert Totak
Williams
F. T. Slussy
Farmers Union asks Congress funds for marketing cotton
Fort Worth Texas September 2 1914 the Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America adopts a plan to petition Congress for funds to market the cotton crop of 1914 in response to European war disruptions and market stagnation. Delegations to Washington will include cotton state representatives and national officers. A committee will travel to press the appeal and propose measures to aid the crop era.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Congress
Edticational and Co-Operative Union of America
Sesson
Europe
Washington
Farmers’ Organisation
William H Hedrick
Indiana
Snl
Jobn R. Wilkinson
Shorgia
Fulton County
JH Hendries
William A. Crowder
John FR Wilkinson
Georgia
Henry Brassy
James Bell
John R Wiekinson
Borgia
Ol Grace
Bodice
J. W. Hodge
Thomas C. Hodge
John FP. Wilkinson
Ulton County
Chambers
Lydia McLarin
G. EB. McLarin
Wogkineon
Luis Sanders
Minyard L. Sanders
Sll
Jobn BR. Wilkinson
Georgia proposes constitutional amendment abolishing county treasurer
Governor Slaton proclaims a proposed Georgia constitutional amendment to abolish the office of county treasurer in any county. The measure would be submitted to voters at the general election on Tuesday November 3, 1914, with guidance on ratification. It outlines process, publication, and repeal of conflicting laws.
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Georgia
Fulton
George Fulton County
Sourtland
Wian
Jasis Les “Walton
John KR. Wilkinson
Proposed amendment to Georgia Constitution for 1914 election
The document outlines a proposed amendment to Article 3 Section 4 Paragraph 1 of the Georgia Constitution to extend the term of General Assembly members until the time fixed by law for the convening of the next General Assembly. It specifies submission to voters at the November 2, 2014 general election, with ratification and related gubernatorial proclamation procedures. It also includes unrelated Fulton County probate and estate notices dated August 1914.
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REGAL
Georgia
Fulton County
Reperior Court
Baid County
Southern Guarantee Teas Ganiang Felowe Ee Etitoner
Houthsro Guarantee Loan Company
Pu Perior
Hse
Ad & Dart
Ita
Praya
Otder
Corgeration
Southern Guarantee Loan Co
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Southern ‘Guarantee Loan Company
Sts
Houthérn Guarantes Loan Company
Ghcotord
Ald Company
Aenea Ent
Fiapeville
Hapeville
Maid City
Eaid City
Council Chamber
Bank
Requisiia
Ald City
Sid City
United States of America
Asia
Notich
Hope- Ville
Sola City
J. M. Daniel
Seid
Bullr Ing
Aald
Syetam Aball
Eld
Ata OS Chumperies reyOrty
Daniel
Constittion of
Georgi
General Assembly
Ume
Hy Fle
John M Slaton
State of
Tr Aession
Senate
House of Representatives
Ang
Akail
Nan
John M. Slaton
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Eugene Randall
George
McHensle
Murtha ci
Bryan
Amaua
Ry Sodverterson Park Land Company
Shuen_M. Rosenfeld
Bryan Avenue
Harris Street
Jonn
Carey Et al
H. P. Butler
Carey
Ifeo- Solomon Bradley
Carrie F. McHenry
Arthur
Rost
B. "W. Bontenretter
Jack B. Stewart
Hunter
Stevens Streets
Aueus
J. F.‘T. Roper
Garon T. Roper
Late Avenue
Carmel Avenue
Manty
Whison
Mary J. Waldrip
Charles B. Wilson
Bsolo Avenue
Pondal
C. Morgan
Pondars Avenue
Goylatin Ctrest
Mary Walthall
Western Avenue
Walnut Street
Simpson
Edwards Street
Real Estata Company
N. Rentros
Tucan Elf
Peachtree Circle
Bex
Dalph Walker
Mra
Elsa Solomonson
Salia Nventia
Nile ‘Tile and Mont Works
A. Wardlaw
T. H
Aide St Peencly
Dauphin Street
Guty
Continental Land Company
Rohsek E
Goapen
J. H. Hameay
Thomas Norwood
Gilda Magnolia Street
Vine Struat
Lamiey
Eiwin
Della M. Reece
Bedford Place
Angier Ave
W. H. Ahatt
Mary J."thomas
Walker Avenue
Old Todd Roed
D. H. Graymer
B. F
B. F.mcintyre
Loomis Street
Glenwood Avenue
Eula P. Duncan
Amelia B. Sanders
Queen Priest
James McDonald
Dora Keel
Annie Fabean
Dunne Street
E. &. McCrory
H. HM. Turner
John Starr
Beecher Street
Cascada Place
George Gordon
B. M Mas
Neil
South McDaniel Street
McDaniel Street
Elsa Solomonsen
Fannie Flanagan
North Side
Soils Avenue
Abbott Street
Heleane
Lona Blan
Merchants and Mechanics Banking and Loan Company
Nouth
North Avenue
Wiliams Street
Joel T. Daves
M. J. Parrott
Cnener
Ridge Avenue
W. F. Winecott
J.N. Renfros
Inman
J. T. Dave
M. J. Parroth
Alda
Tenth Street
Ridge Gvenue
Ridge Avenus
Sern Trust Company
Same
Forsyth Street
Garnett
Jenn
Cored and Nows
F. Hughs
Mildred Street
Ann Hebecca
Investors’ Savings Company
North Boulevard
HB Martin
Bellwood Avenue
G. L. Hing Company
Kaiser
Farmers’ Union
LB. Enballes
Minaio Mafone Greer
Mary J. Eubanks
John FR. Wilkinson
John Angerson
Floyd Anderson
Cams
Fonday
Tohn H. Wileingon
E. Fulton County
Mose Johnson
Ciece
John W. Gorham
Cleo Gorham
Johnson
Patrick
Sens
Gilchrist-Fordney Lumber Com
Ember Wee Pany
Wilkingon
Ordinary
Bay Springs
Auss
Scytemper
Cainary
Chambers Aegaat
Ary
Epprassets
Catherine Kleneth Garner
Joseph Garner
John R
W. Elzey
Monic Elzey
Smumistt Elzey
Hoyd Elzey
Mary B. Hisey
John FR. Whison
Adeline Thames
Scipio Thomas
Erante
John R. Wilkinson
Frances Martin
Gabriel Martin
Edward &. Hils
Lucius Berry Hills
Trust Company of Georgia
Ohn R. Wilkinson
George B. Bickins
TF. Davis
Julius Ro Watts
Atle
Wid
John R Wilkinson
Pickett
Frederick Shearer
Nancy Jones Gallagher
Julia GB. Hampken
Anid
John KH. Wilkinson
James H. Butler
David Queen
Elae Lenge
Zaid
Torn R
Wilkinson
County—Court of Ordinary
Appealacra
M. B. Shissler
T. B. Shissler
Miner
GIA
Gr Pidney
Chembers
Lucius Perry Hill
Qaid
Edward
Hills
John FH. Wilkinson
Ordinery
Eptemi
Johm R. Wilkinson
Mattie C. Zellara
B.C. Cook
Anna Cook
Jon A. Wilkinson
Clay Moore
C. C. Harria
Kin Oald Trust
Ace Georgia
Fayton County
James Proniuin Hal-ingeworth
Charles M. Hollingsworth
Alan
Bolingaworth
Jon R. Wilkinson
Omics
Maileore
Ghorgia
William C. Brace
Fen Nas
Persen
Odlinary
Notles
Hattie Haywood
Joseph Garnar
Corinne Lancaster
Peron
Andrew Calhoun
Mary Ida Heating
John R. Wilkinbon
Isi
Arnold Broyles
Arnold * Broyles
Superior Court
Aid County
Hershy
Southern Guarantee Loan Company
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Fulton Sounty
Dte
Auguste
Asbury
Ellen Asbury
Norton Asbury
Claude Asbury
Carl Asbury
Virghns
Fulton Counte
HF. Shore
W. J. Hoo
John B. Wilkinson
Thomas O Meader
Sarah Hunter
Thiata
Pers Song
John H. Wilkinson
Bronk le Eskrides
Henry Summerlin
John Jt
Luciana GC
Eubanks
Jobn R Wilkinson
William J. Gite Bert Ban
Cuardianuhy
Catherine Gilbert Ai Gartine “Gilbert
H. M. Beutel
Francis Courtney
Clan Taave
L. J. Griffith
I. C. Griffith
Teava
Oramaryta
Rosa Gaid—stein
Samuel “Colisterin
Taladu
John B Wilineon
Fulton Seunty—Ordinarits
Ave. R. L Marshall
Carrie W. Omanry
Splinsohn
R. Wilasinson
Jcohn Dent
Cal
Sarah Heedling
Eare
Eald
John FR. Wilieinson
Court of Orinary
L. M. Lee
W. Lee
Hearst
John AL Weinbon
A. W. Hadnett
Ableman
R Wilkinson
Fulton Cound'y
L. B. Sewell
Angus GC. Sewell
John KR. Welkinson
Minnie “A Cook
B. F Gook
FULTON _COUNTY
D. G. Phillips
Amelie V. Phillips
John R. Willingon
G. A. White
Maggie Chandler Hudson
Josephine Revere
Levi Heard
Alice Heard
Charles H. Stinglitshaw
Frankie Harkschads
Thu Ts
Oshes
John 3
Prickatte
Augusta Pricketts
William IM. Grane
Florence Kate Fruax
Miniforie Bernice Truex
Richard Trueax
Guardian
Fannie FP
Apperson
Garrilon
Jancis Apperson
Howard Apperson
Nellie Apperson
John RB. Wilkinson
Fulton Ogunty
Forrest Adair
Eniate
George W. Adair
Hwia
John MM. Slaton
State of Georgia
Executive Department
Ness Sion
General Assembly of Georgia
Zanés
Balt
Goveror
Ald
Philip Cook
Ordteary's
Edwin Dene
Mary Elizabeth Fouse
Hradwell
John C. Chunn
Carrie Bis
J. T. Eémon
Lettie Ann Gmitt
Bury Aingham
J. D. Bradwell
John RE. ‘Wilkinson
E.G. Ballenger
Nora Clark
Allenger
John Melainson
Ortinery
Edwin Dent Fouss
Jane Ship
Mary Louise Fouss
Emily C Wright
Willy Lafayette Cassy
Henry J. Minora
Rory John
Whakinbon
Ondlaary