Security Delivered for Treasury Funds to Atlanta Banks
Treasury security for one thousand dollars designated to finance crop movement was turned over to the Trust Company of Georgia at 4 PM. Secretary McAdoo approved the custodian, with funds to be distributed to six Atlanta banks to handle the program. The Atlanta Securities Committee includes Charles E. Mair, Wm. H. Mi er, Charles Ryan, Col. Wo. Peet, Frank Hawkins, and FF Orr, named by the Atlanta Clearing House and the secretary.
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Treasury
Atlanta
Trust Company of Georgia
McAdeo
Clearing House of Atlanta
Banta
Atlanta Securities
Creatury
Charles Eo Mair Tut
Thints Wito Oo
FF iv Orr
Jak Orr Shoe Company
Seretacy
Banks to distribute $1,000,000 among city
Six banks including the five named earlier and Fulton National Bank will handle the $1,000,000 allotted to the city. The arrangement assigns distribution duties to these institutions as part of the community program.
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Sun National Banks of
Atlanta
the Treasury
Fulton National Bank
Narrow Path for Husband Wife Says She Fled Suit
Mrs Hattie Gibbs on Thursday fled suit before Judge Bell for divorce from her husband D R Gibbs who alleges he is seriously lacking in business and has threatened her when she objected to his alleged departures from the straight and narrow. The couple married in 1902 and soon Gibbs showed inclinations to the habits of a gentleman of Jersey c which led to threats of silence. In April 1913 they separated and Gibbs has not contributed to the support of their child since.
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Hattie Gibbs
Bell
D R. Gibbs
Gibbs
Beavers Barbers Urged to Close on Sunday
Roo Rolyns secretary and business manager of the Janta Lodge of the Journeyman Barbers International union asks that the city ordinance restricting Sunday barber shops be repealed or voided. The union representative cites downtown barber shops as supporters of the existing law.
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Roo Rolyns
Janta Lodge
Journeyman Barbers International Union
Steady Revival of Business Predicted by Boeschenstein
National Democratic committeeman from Illinois, Charles Boeschenstein, predicts a steady business revival under President Wilson and a growing Democratic strength nationwide. He praises road improvements and convicts on public works, cites Illinois gains with Governor Dunne, and favors a state highways commission for better regional links. He notes Atlanta’s growth and road progress, and his meetings with Clark Howell and Governor Slaton during a Thursday visit.
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Wilson
Democratic Party
Charles Boeschenstein
Democratic
iUnois
Atlanta
Boeschenstein
Gainesville
Bienau College
Brenau Conservators
Boueschenstein
United States
Aim
Illinois
Shermans
Wessior
Ulinois
Dunne
Wallason
Condinee
Ams
Con
Iuiols
Linols
Clark Howell
Georgia
Slaton
Worsham to Address Farmers Conference at Knoxville
State Entomologist Lee Worsham accepted a special invitation to speak at a large farmers conference in Knoxville Tennessee. The talk covers the cotton boll weevil and its eradication, with Gifford Pinchot presiding and participation by prominent farmers. Worsham is touring Mississippi with state agents and will travel to Knoxville then return to Atlanta.
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Lee Worsham
Exposition Grounds
Knoxville
Tonn
Ay Gifford Pinchot
United States Forestry Bureau
Worsham
Myr Warsham
Miseisaippi
J Phil Campbell
Boys
State College of Agriculture
Misasissippi
Atlanta
Train Fare and Schedule Mention Amidst Transit Note
fragmentary notice cites a $2.50 fare to Birmingham with return timing and depot details. Mentions September dates, Teaves Ola Depot, and Sears Road Univ reference. Contains unreadable fragments but records a transit pricing and return scheduling snippet.
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Birmingham
Uty Teaves
SEARS
Atlanta Poised for Bankers Meet in 1914 Convention
Local officials expect Atlanta to host the American Bankers Association annual gathering after a visit by Fred E Farnsworth general secretary. If Atlanta can guarantee about 2090 hotel rooms, the bureau believes the 2400 delegates could be accommodated. The Atlanta Hotel Men's Association can provide 1791 rooms and will host Farnsworth at a banquet.
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Fred E Farnsworth
American Bankers’ Association
Atlanta
Farnsworth
Atlenta
Red Houser
Convention Bureau
Houser
Atlanta Hotel Men’s Association
Bankers Association
Judge Newman to preside in Savannah federal court
Judge W T Newman of the United States court for the northern district of Georgia will depart Atlanta Sunday night to Savannah to preside over the federal court of the southern district where Judge Emory Speer is disqualified. Newman has just returned from a two month vacation paused in North Carolina, a trip he takes every summer.
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Atlanta
Boeschendtein
Bueschenstein
Georgia
Savannah
W T Newman
United States Court For the
Northern District of Georgia
Federal Court of the Southern District
Emory Speer
Newman
North Carolina
Woodmen Hold Session At Atlanta World Camp
Atlanta Woodmen at the World Camp No 420 hold an open meeting tonight at 8 o clock at their hall Local and out of town officials will give speeches and recitations and music by members The session will end with refreshments
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Atlanta
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America
McElwan
Whelesslera
W. H. McElwain Company
Boston
Brenau
Gressman
Publi Instruction and Assembly
Repubiian
William Larimer
Lincoln League
Charles EQ Echlnstein
No. 56
Eddie
Cully
Park Sleeper
Farmers’ Conference
Warm Springs
Union Station
Cnde
Broadway
S5th
86Th Streets
Central Park
Riverside Drive
86Th Street
New York
Asi
A. M. Hawkes
Agienca
Eusines
Son ST
W.l.douglas
W. L. Douglas
Brockton
Maas
Gautione Iaeiards
Ee Pecelas
Wreckeon
W. L. Douglas Shoe CO
Peachtree Street
Leiwenae
Blice
Cenuine
Kryptok
Walter Ballard Optical Company
Atlanta. Ga
Peacock-Fleet School
Pathirees
Daly Phyales
Gymnasium
Ufder
Pitta Mirth
Urm Beg
I mM Peaconk
Pourleenth Street
Ivy
Georgia Tech
Ga. Tech
N G Nesbit
Marist College Day School For Boys
Peachtree and
Ivy Streets
Georgia Military Academy
South
College Park
Southern Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
U.S
Miliary Department
U. & War Department
J. &. Woodward
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