Mexican leaders agree on election plan in Mexico
Washington reports that General Obregon backed Villa's electoral program, with Carranza's assent for Villa's proposals. Proposals call for a civilian provisional government, a constitutional convention to set election dates, amnesty with exceptions, and a national army from clean-record officers. Carranza already called a convention for October to select a provisional president. Villa may back a civilian candidate. American forces stay in Vera Cruz until a permanent president is elected.
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Washington
Wilson
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
General Obregon
General Carranas
General Villa
Paul Failer
Chihuahua
Fuller
Mexico City
Constitutionalist Army
Congress
Madero
Suarez
Federal Army
National Army
Carransa
Vera Crug
Mortuary Funeral Notices Summary Note
Funeral notices appear on the test page with all relevant details about the deceased, service arrangements, and burial instructions. The item serves as a placeholder for obituary notices and will be expanded with full names dates and locations in the final version.
Notable Local Deaths The Barnesville Community Mourns
Obituary notices list Mrs B H Hardy of Barnesville aged 29 died in Highlands NC Monday night with burial planned Wednesday. Formerly Miss Jean Mitchell she excelled at Georgia Female Seminary Brenau Gainesville. Survived by husband editor of The Barnesville News Gazette, three children, two brothers and four sisters. Also reported: Robert H Rice of Bainbridge died aged 33, survived by two sisters. Franklin Burley Corley aged 18? months, East Point. D C Minor aged 45, Poole's chapel. Mrs Elizabeth Gamble aged 94. Hubbard Fielder age 3. Maggie Virginia Payne 10 months. J C Waters Jr and Sr. listed among deceased with funerals and residences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Hardy
Barnesville
B. H Hardy
Highlands
Jean Mitchell
Robert Mitchell
Georgia Female Seminary
Brenau
Gainesville
Georgia
Whe
Barnesville News-Gazette
Agree
Mattie M. May
RB. Ray
J P
H.R. Ray
Arders
JP. Evans
T McDonald
J. i. Harden
J. W
L. G. Brown
Poole’s
Logan, Street
Franklin Burley Corley
S A Corley
East Point
D. C. Minor
Dcg
Poole's Chapel
Furious dog and catamount battle in Waycross
A bulldog owned by Jens Bostick fought a catamount near Chese farm in Berrien after chickens vanished. The dog chased and stopped the thief animal before Bostick arrived. The Frano-Prussian war figures and Jewish military presence are noted in the surrounding text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Jens Bostick
Chese Farm
Berrien
Detectives Pursue Victor Innes in Nelms Sisters Case
Detectives, led by Marshall Nelms, seek 10 convict Victor Innes as M Hayworth, a San Antonio resident, identifies Beatrice and Elois as strangers at 120 Viking avenue the night of June 15. Investigators tie Innes to purchase of acid during travels east, with Portland shipments and stops in Memphis, Birmingham, and Bay St. Louis under DOJ and Burns scrutiny.
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Marshall Nelms
M. Hayworth
San Antonio
Viking Avenue
Williams
Beatrice
Elois
Aeainst Innes
Tate
Marshal Nelms
Burns
United States Department of Justice
Nelma Sisters
Victor Innes
Marshall Nels
Innes
Devine
Texas
Eido
Portland
Memphis
Birmingham
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Hurns
Department of Justice
Merchant Marine Bill Advocated By Committee
Washington September report of the merchant marine committee urges a government controlled company to buy and operate ships under the Alexander bill. It asserts the Shipping Board has wide discretion, warns against neutrality risks, and calls for using government resources to rebuild U S shipping with about 1,000,000 tons currently in foreign trade and protection against flag changes after the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Great Britain
France
Merchant Marine Committee
House
Childi
Shipping Board
Europe
United States
Atlanta Ad Club Wins a Handsome Prize
The Atlanta 4d Men's club won a library of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World after purchasing many copies of The Modern Organization of Advertising and The Sweep of Advertising Relations at the Sorento convention. The library, shipping to Atlanta for three months, will be available to businessmen and Ad club members. A luncheon meeting at Hotel Winecoff will name committees for the year and hear Rabbi David Marx, returning from Europe, as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta 4d Men's Club
Sorento
Associated Advertising Clubs of
Atlanta
Ad Club
Winecom
St Elmo Massengale
David Marx
Europe
Cochran Resolutions Call For 300 Million Aid To Farmers
At a Bleckley county mass meeting farmers and business men urged Georgia lawmakers to push a bill by Hon. G. McLendon. Resolutions complain government favors big business and seek at least 300 million dollars to aid farmers. Also notes Cedartown cotton buyers pledge to buy 210 bales at 19 cents per pound and oil market drift with tendered barrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brilen
Cedartown
Chamber of Cormmnercé
Heariny
Ready 10 ballot for cotton orders in New York
International committees of the New York cotton exchange meet daily to ballot for orders amid liquidation of Liverpool straddle interests. Banks N B C, National City, and Guaranty Trust designated as margin depositories for Liverpool houses. Prices fixed at 6.70 for January and February in Liverpool and 1.80 for December in New York. Local firms urged to reduce open contracts to choos Beures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
National Bank of Commerce
National City Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
Liverpool
Cotton Movement Report of Daily and Weekly Receipts
The report tallies cotton movement across major and minor ports with daily and weekly receipts and stocks. It lists New York and several southern ports including Galveston Mobile Savannah Charleston Wilmington Norton Baltimore Boston Philadelphia and interior points with totals for day and week and interior shipments. Continuous figures reflect receipts stock and shipments across locations with minor port adjustments and intercity movements.
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Cottom
New York
Grledns
Galveston
Mobile
Savannah
Charleston
Wilpingtos
Exarts
Government Report on Condition of Grain
Washington reports a drop in spring wheat prospects by 15 million bushels and corn by 38 million, due to August weather, with forecasts of 221 million bushels of spring wheat and 2.598 billion of corn. Oats, tobacco, potatoes and sweet potatoes show various changes, while reserves for war needs and farm production are analyzed with conditions and yields per crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Oata
United States
Grain market trembles as prices tumble amid war news
Chicago market saw wheat and corn decline sharply amid reports of early peace hopes and a broad sell off. Receipts at Minneapolis and Winnipeg rose, with offsetting factors such as an election holiday and crop reports stalling a full stampede. Rice and coffee sections showed mixed shifts as prices drifted on demand and export notes, while livestock saw varied moves across regions.
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Chicago
Cort
West
Northwest
Minneapolis
Winnipeg
United States
Washington
New York
Brasil
Brazil
Havre
Broglia Mare
Stites
Sag Paulo
Atlanta Grocery Prices and Live Stock Quotations
Corrected by Oglesby Grocery Company and White Fr avision Company. Extensive list of items from vegetables to eggs, dairy, canned goods, and staples with prices per unit or per package. Includes detail on apples peaches corn beans flour and meat cuts, plus Atlanta live stock quotations for steers cows lambs hogs and feeders with price ranges by weight and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digesity Frit and Froance Company
Baskee
Oglesby Grocery Company
Alderney
Jacaldy Buel
String Benne
Balmon Red
Binks
Veo
Onthyeparbeos
Royal “Baking
Boagbatti
Snather
Atlanta
W. H. White, Jr
White Fro
Liverpool Cotton Prices and Crop Conditions Report
Liverpool Cotton market shows mixed bids with middling prices around 6.00 to 7.04 and large imports, including 2,400 American bales. The report notes crop yields and conditions across corn, rice, hay, apples, and other staples with comparative five year averages and a forecast for the next general report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Hidtoncrest
Atom Reporting Board
Weanatauy
Mol-I
Provisions and cash listings from Stamber store
A brief shopping ledger shows cash provisions and rib pricing. Items listed include Lerd at 9 dollars, Ribs priced at 15.25 dollars and 12.62 dollars in a simple store ledger entry.
Financial calm grows on New York bankers amid London cues
New York bankers report stronger confidence in finances as London conditions ease, aided by progress on New York City foreign debt negotiations. Discussions with French-linked banks anticipate drawing bills on Bordeaux, with remittances expected. Currency rates ease slightly while scarce funds and bank liquidity trends affect emergency currency supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
New York City
Paris
Bordeaux
Canada
Ottawa
Western Railway
Country Produce Prices and Receipts Across Regions
A fragmented summary shows butter steady at New York and Chicago markets with varying receipts and fees. Poultry prices move, with western chickens and broilers listed, while potatoes and dairy products display unsettled deals across Minnesota, Ontario, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Illinois.
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Chicago
Jerseys
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
New York
St Louis
Wheat Surplus Possible for Export Amid War Debts
Washington reports indicate exporting wheat could cover part of Europe obligations as a short crop year looms. Agriculture Department notes a record 396 million bushels, with about 300 million potentially exportable at over $1.10 per bushel. Cotton exports will shrink, corn offers little for export due to a short crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Fenorts
United States
Casa
First Ginning Report for New Cotton Crop
The United States Bureau reports the first ginning totals to September 1 for the new cotton crop, totaling 476,468 bales on round basis. This compares with 739,039 bales in the prior year, with Sea Island and damaged counts noted. State by state tallies include Georgia, Alabama, Florida, North Carolina, and others, reflecting early regional output in 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lgtewih
Coasta Bureau
Sea Island
Gronings
Bator
Alabama
Rkonana
Florida
Aead
Georgia
Tassiera Epulsiand Yy Sr Et Se Sa
States
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Arthur Gowan Doyle
Temperley
Famous
Strand Theater
Ayric Simencki
Coa Sam Howe
Chas. Hows
Mildred Stroller
Aunt Oulive
GRAN
Sentosa
Tempehley
Jack London
Tre Valley
Sata Diagssen
Pimpien
Alloor
M Roxas
Hughes
Spaciau
Syetisten St Grovilie
Ssigoua Bank Ausma
Gray & Haley
Wall Paper
Luckie Street Bell
Ivy
Morrow Transfer & Storage Co
Alabama St. Shore
Mattie M. Ray
Robert H. Rice
Bainbridge
Sasters
T. M. Battle
MB Bages
First National Bank
Elizabeth Gamble
Belmont Avenue
Walter Gamble
Hubbard Fielder
A. Fielder
Famity
Simpson Street
Maggie Virginia Payne
Magee Virginia Payne
Mitchell Payne
DeKalb Avenue
J.C. Waters, Jr
I. C. Waters,Sr
Ina Street
Dog
Catamount
Harry
Hope
Bill
Atlanta AD Club
Cochran
Depember
Canon
Spor
EOE
Ecaz
International Committee
Cotton Movement
Hounion
Eemphis
Emmphis
Augurta
T, Louis
Stegmunmath
Little Hoek
Cotton Region Bulletin
Meridien
Atlante
Macon
Montroillo
Newnan
Rome
Og Spartanburg
TaNapcaua
Zoo Toacoa
West Point
Eleer
Hen
Iano
Dublin
Bacogdo
Rlett ‘Hande
Lampasus
Ghes
Archie Falla
Precipi'n
Districk
Temp
Augusta
Avanta
Montgomery
Mlekabure
Origens
Houston
Aioht
Remeris
Pest
F. von Herrmann
Section
Directo
St. Louis
Kansas City
New Orleans
Eptember
Bono
Hoxs
Slemdy
Drassud
St. Doult
Board of ‘Trade
Yan
Irr Xo
Weve
Rovisions
White Fravision Company
Arafield
Tferca Banta
Victory
Towenage
Oceanay
Kime Cotter
Rlcotria
Altaita
Astaite Bay
Yale
Patsy
Purina
Balsa
Eneka
Nacks
Diamond D Boratah
Vackth
Oveter Akell
Cacks
Tae
King Corn Horse
Victory Horse
A. B.C
Andy Ben
W. Mil Fead
B. W
V. P. Bie
B. Atiataa
Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bavannah
Turpattins Gemina
Norminal
Jones & Baker Stock Brokers Bank Goar
Lasalis
Alonzo Richardson & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Hubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
Produce Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
Lake Gliems
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