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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1913

Page

8

Cotton Future Tax Unsettles Market

New Orleans September 7 The cotton market is unsettled after the senate democratic caucus refused to reconsider the Clarke amendment to the tariff bill. The tax on futures lacking delivery could cost traders, with commissions, causing large losses and dampening near term activity. Weather and crop prospects loom large as reports of deterioration intensify while spot prices face pressure from hedge trading reductions.

New ‘Orleans Senate Democratic Coton Tris Cotteen Tate

Weather to Be Hot in East and South

The weather bureau forecasts hotter temperatures for the east and south next week with cooler conditions in the central plains and upper Mississippi Valley. A disturbance over southern Alaska will bring rains to the Pacific Northwest and northern states midweek, while thunder showers persist in the south. No tropical disturbances are indicated.

Washington Weather Bureau Northwest Ares Central Plains Missouri Upper Mississippi Upper Lake Region Gblo Latte North Dakota Minesota Alaska Pacific Northwest Rocky Mountains

Count Dr Hunt Hurt In Runaway Crash

Crisp County physician Dr G M Hunt suffered severe injuries when his horse bolted within city limits and crashed into a embankment. The horse died from a broken neck and Hunt was thrown and unconscious with facial injuries and multiple broken ribs.

A. Per G. M.D. Hunt Crisp County

The Only Fair Way To Sell Diamonds

The advertisement proclaims an open diamond trade with full disclosure of weight color and condition. It promises fixed lowest net prices and no price cutting, urging buyers to act within sixty days to save 10 to 25 percent and to request a booklet titled Facts About Diamonds.

City Hall Gossip on Gasoline Stands and Street Nuisances

City council debates permits for gasoline vending stands on Pryor and other streets near the fire station and theater blocks. Councilman Ashley objects to main thoroughfare stands citing obstruction and near-fire hazards while others seek to remove sidewalks stands and regulate sidewalk commerce. Debris clearing for Peachtree creek and a widow's damage claim against the city also appear on the agenda with routine committee work and pending disputes at the next meetings.

Neith Pryor Street North Pryor Ashley Pryor Street Saga First Methodist Church Peachtree Street Ivy Ivy Street Twy Street Audley Yancey Hardware Company Mr. Ashley Peachtree Creek R. M. Clayton

Livestock Men Meet in Hartwell This Week

Athens Georgia September 7 Special The Georgia Dairy and Live Stock association will hold its summer convention at Hartwell Tuesday the 9th Captain C W Parker of Hiberton is president and Professor Milton Jarnigan of Athens is secretary The business sessions with election of officers will be held in Athens at the State College of Agriculture in January next State Agricultural Commissioner D Price State Veterinarian Peter Bahnsen United States Agent EB A Nighbert Mr G F Hunnicutt of Atlanta and Professors Hart and Jarnigan of the State College of Agriculture are on the program for addresses and papers.

Athens Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association Hartwell Sth C. W. Parker Hiberton Milton Jarnigan State College of Agriculture D. Price Peter Bahnsen United States EB. A. Nighbert G. F. Hunnicutt At-Lanta Hart and Jarniran

World's Congress on Refrigeration Opens in Washington

Washington opens headquarters for the third international refrigeration congress to be held at the National Museum the week of September 18 with about 800 delegates from 45 countries including official government representatives technical and industrial societies and industry experts.

Washington National Museum Paris Vienna United States Taft Houston Department of Agriculture Congress

Opticians Hawkey Co Market Monocles Ad

A promotional note from A. K. Hawkey Co. Opticians invites customers to view monocles at 14 Whitehair-adx, highlighting style and distinction without glasses or shell rims.

A. K. Hawkey Co Opticians

Body of Old Bill Miner to be Interred Today

Milledgeville Ga September 7 Spectsl The body of Old Bill Miner remains in JH Moores undertaking parlors and will likely be buried today in the local cemetery Warden Smith of the prison farm who had formed a strong attachment for the outlaw and had him embalmed tried to locate his sister in British Columbia but no reply has been received He will see that Miner is laid to rest A constant stream of people have viewed the body since it arrived

Miledgeville Bill Miner JH. Moore Warden Smith Slater British Columbia Mother Earth Milledgeville

Dr Proctor Deplores Crime Among Negroes in Atlanta

Pastor H H Proctor of the First Congregational church colored spoke at two services and the Fulton county jar on the first Sunday of each month. He deplored rising crime among Negroes in Atlanta and announced a special sermon titled How to Check the Increase of Crime Among Negroes in Atlanta. A collection was taken to buy school books for poor colored children.

H. H. Proctor First Congregational Church New England Fulton County Atlanta Proctor

Rome Seeks Souths First Open Air School

Rome outlines a plan for an open air school to be the first in the south while existing examples operate in New York Benton Chisago Providence and other northern cities. Financing would be by private subscription with management by public school authorities.

Rome New York Benton Chisago Providence

Judge Brand Lowers Bond for J W Griffin in Athens Case

Athens Ga September 7 Special J W Griffin president of the former Athens Trust and Banking company has been jailed eight months awaiting trial and hearings on motions for a new trial. Judge Brand allows bond to ten thousand dollars and will enable Griffin to be released Monday. Sheriff had held him in default of four hundred twelve thousand five hundred. The motion for a new trial will be on the 11th if the record can be converted from 264090 word Q A form to narrative within sixteen days.

Athens J. W. Griffin Athens Trust and Braaking Company Brand Griffin

City Hospital Plan Advances in Rome Georgia

The Rome movement to erect a city hospital has formed. A $40,000 goal is set for building and enwinment and annual maintenance requests will go to the city of Rome and Floyd County.

City Hospital Rome City of Home Lloyd

Patrick Kennedy 107, Oldest Georgia Resident, Dies in Savannah

Savannah, September 7. Patrick Kennedy, likely Georgia's oldest man, died this afternoon at 107 from kidney trouble. He was visiting his son in Savannah. his home lies near Douglas in Coffee County. Kennedy was born in Kings County Ireland in 1806 and led an eventful life.

Savannah Patrick Kennedy Georgia Douglas Coffee County Kenney Kings County Ireland

Cardinal Vives y Tuto Dies After Operation

Rome reports Cardinal Joseph Calasanotius Vives y Tuto prefect of the congregation for religious affairs died today after an appendectomy. Born near Bereslona he was created cardinal June 19, 1898 and rose to a prominent Vatican role after Pope Pius X election. The pope mourned, saying he lost one of his best friends and the church its greatest support.

Rome Joseph Calasanotius Vives Y Tuto Congregation Tax Religious Affairs Cardinal Vives Y Tuto Bereslona Vatican Pius X

Deen Sued for 2500 by City of Waycross

Warcross Ge Sept 7 The city sues George W Deen to collect 2500 bond the city council recently decided must be paid. The suit was filed in city court after resolution found that the gay franchise conditions were not met. Aldrich of New York was connected but no suit was filed against him.

Warcross George W. Deen Mr. Deen Deen LN. Aldrich New York New Yorker

Nurse and patient drown in pond in Stoneham

In Stoneham Massachusetts on September 7 Miss Ada Feingold a 20 year old Worcester patient at a sanitarium and her 21 year old Akron Ohio nurse Hazel Crummell drowned in Quarter Mile pond. The two were out for a stroll when Feingold reportedly leaped into the water and Crummell who could not swim followed her and sank to the bottom.

Stoneham Mass Ada Feingold Worcester Hazel Crummell Akron Ohio Quarter Mile Pond Feingoia Miss Crummell

Clarence Reynolds Charms Atlanta With Solo Organ Recital

Clarence Reynolds of New York gave an organ recital under the Atlanta Music Festival Association. Fifteen hundred music lovers gathered at the Auditorium Monday afternoon where Reynolds, a gifted American born artist, impressed with superb technique and expression. The Wagner Prelude and the Holy Grail themed Pacifal, attended by the heartstrings, stood out along with Wagner’s Pilgrim Chorus as memorable selections. The audience praised the performance as among the finest heard in Atlanta.

Auditérida Clarence Reynolds New York Atlanta Reynoldd Atlante Ff Masto Atlante Richard Wagner Reynolds Jay Wegner

Turpentine and Rosin Firm During the Week

Turpentine firm for the week with closing at 55 40 33. Sales 4,741 and receipts 4,703 for the week. Shipments 4,680 against 5,066 last year. Stocks 29,303 up from 37,607 a year ago, up 28 during the week. Rosins firm with declines 5 to 15 across grades. sales 11,500 and receipts 12,<script>

Savannah

Waycross Tigers Raided in City Bust

Five blind user operators were arrested in Waycross Georgia within three days as police crack down on illegal gaming and related offenses. The rapid series of arrests marks a major police action not seen in years in this area. Two of the detainees are women.

Waycross Tigers Waycross Erocs

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