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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1914
Page
2
James E C Pedder, division superintendent of the Bradstreet company, urges immediate reopening of the cotton exchanges to relieve the cotton situation. He stresses practical steps and coordinated actions to stabilize markets and support producers.
In a frank interview the speaker urges immediate opening of cotton exchanges to fix prices, arguing it will stabilize farmer income and avert a price collapse. The plan emphasizes government and business action, urges production leverage, and predicts strong domestic demand and export opportunities despite war concerns.
Victor Innes faces possible murder charges in the Nelms sisters disappearance with further federal proceedings for alleged mail fraud. Langley and others claim Innes moved across counties, bought and abandoned Lookout Mountain property, and connections to a Talladega based estate.
Report from Berlin war headquarters relayed to Atlanta claims North army beat French near Amiens Peronne and crossed the Paris Reims line. Three French corps, including English, surrounded near Reims. Laon Reims fortresses taken. 13,000 prisoners and 409 cannons captured. Russians taken in large numbers. Austrian forces win near Lemberg. offensive at Lublin successful.
Miss Willis C Davis daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Davis of 95 East Linden Street arrived in New York from Berlin Germany after a year teaching in Texas and will reach Atlanta today.
The fragment hints at a Kodak story favoring picture taking with popular cameras like Brownie and a focus on the joys of capturing moments. It mentions Horgue interfacing with all pictures and the Kodak Trip as a noteworthy item, suggesting a promotional note about Kodak photography devices and their appeal.
Jeane B Lee of the city council acted pro tem in Judge Nash Broyles absence. Monday afternoon the budget weighed heavy and the new appointee stayed at the post late as Saturday night and Sunday cages were cleared. He imposed a fine of 2575 on an enraged individual at the grocery store of Benjamin Schwartzberg at 1190 Hemphill Avenue, where Schwartzberg and his wife were struck while trying to stop the assault, knocking them over counters and displays.
A county grand jury investigates the ambush killing of Officer Lane in Nashville. The coroner’s jury reports the death and Hicks is held for a probe as evidence is gathered.
City detectives Webb and Harper questioned Hicks denying he shot Lane while claiming to be on the opposite side of freight cars when a pistol fired. Lane was killed in the yard and several Pardons testified Hicks and Lane had argued at the roundhouse Saturday night before the murder.
Mrs Brown and her husband Pierce Brown a farmer near Fayetteville Ga unexpectedly reunited at the office of Police Chief James L Beavers on Monday afternoon. The couple agreed the wife would return home to care for their two year old daughter, ending a troubling separation.
A man went to Atlanta seeking help locating his wife who vanished from near Cavertaville. He met Chief Beavers with a paper notice, and they discussed her disappearance. The wife agreed to return to her baby and husband, and the couple then boarded a train to Fayetteville.
In Bortentown New Jersey on September 7 Emily Binétter a renowned designer and builder of marine motors drowned with his wife after a accident on the Delaware river Mr Bijletter attempted to save his wife when she was swept overboard by the boom of a raft or craft amid the chaotic waters authorities reported no immediate survivors.
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