No Material Change in Atlanta's Policy
Primary filings show Atlanta will keep the current government plan after the upcoming election. Opponents failed to mount a serious challenge, so the aldermanic board is not expected to shift substantially, with five seats likely to remain under existing control and a few contested races in the later wards shaping the final balance.
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Atlanta
Municipal
Ant! Woodward
Thersele
Mao Ty Hema
Beret
Ants Woodward
Joe Harrison
James
Warret
Pra Wm
Webenald
Miberty Thomson
Furts
P Brovelton
Dan
Walrayen
Jesse Irmi
Masa
Wallis
Armistead
Betwren
S Owens
William Hannah
Wood Ud
Enidax
Bor
Verson
M Hentive
Charles Helley
Germany schemes to control Chinese Army
Peking dispatch reports a disputed plan where German officers and an interpreter would travel with Chinese forces at Laki. The plan includes distributing 260 German personnel and an alleged $1000 per head funded by Krupp to influence military control, though confirmation is lacking. Strong opposition is noted among foreign officials.
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Pekin
Gianna
All Steel Train Put in Seaboard Service
Seaboard introduces an all steel train featuring 73 foot cars and electric traction. Vehicles include upper and lower decks with cafeteria diners and modern ventilation and refrigeration for fresh air and cold storage.
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Seaboard
Leith
Ans
HOCKS SHOES STEPS ON NAIL IN DECatur INCIDENT
A traveling barber named B L Brantly, described as hock his shoes before a 20 cent meet, was fined 75 cents in the recorder's court Friday. He stepped on a nail after oiling up and later threatened the restaurateur, saying he would cut his neck unless he got his shoes. Police then detained him.
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L Brantly
Recorders Court
Branth
Decatur
Installation Day at the Baptist Tabernacle
Sunday marks Installation Day as Dr Lincoln McConnell takes over the pastorate at the Tabernacle. A 3 PM service features a large choir, notable speakers, and multiple Methodist and civic leaders. Dr McConnell will begin as assistant pastor with an 11 AM sermon by Dr Broughton and an evening address on Sowing the Wind and Reaping the Whirlwind.
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The
Baptist Tabernacle
Lincoln McConnell
Tabernacle Auditorium
Wo & Witham
C Bowman
Rey E
Greenville
Len & Bros
Tabernarie Cali
Janes
Mawson
Alfarn
Atlanta
Renratt
fCeorgsta Baltstari
John Fenkins
Metlonnell
Thinta Methodists
Broughton
WiConnell
War on All Loafers Begins in Waycross
Chief of Police John W Corey warns loafing in Waycross must end and vows to make loafing a hard job. Recorder Redding offers jobs to the unemployed as public residences are watched, with emphasis on both women and men showing they are employed. Farms need workers and help will be obtained if loafers fail to find work.
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Waycross
John W Corey
Notie
Warpass
Redding
Colley
Wireross
Market Prices and Receipts Across U S Cities
Extensive commodity price and receipt data from Chicago to Duluth, listing butter, poultry, beef, pork, eggs, and hay markets with separate notes for cities including Minneapolis, Kansas City, St Louis, New York, Chicago, and Wilmington. Highlights show mixed trends in butter and eggs, steady hogs and cattle, and varied flour, resin, and turpentine figures across markets.
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Chicago
Mags Rurelpta
Minnesota
Ohio
Wieconsiz
Hansa City
Springs
St. Louis
New York
Fay Dawinlow
Kansas City
Hesters Weekly Cotton Statement Shows Mixed U S Movement
New Orleans September 12 Hesters weekly cotton statement reports an uptick in total movement for the week, with 56,000 more bales than the prior seven days and gains over last year. It details sight, inland, and foreign flows, including interior stocks, port totals, and world visible supply across regions and spinner takings.
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United States
Potomar
Milix
Canada
Enine
Eama
Houthorn
American
Noreeaa
Port
Thtorlor
Americss
Great Britain
Europe
Egypt
India
Hhen Orleema
Hester
Nem Pers
Market Review of Cotton Past Week
New York reports intense activity in Lecoton Market after the Sememuer crop report has subsided. General business constrained by Washington tax and futures uncertainties. Prices fluctuated with realisations, while private crop advice suggests less optimism. Heat from drouth eases in Texas and Oklahoma, though early receipts remain uncertain. South German weavers plan 30 percent production cuts starting January, with Liverpool cables noting Manchester trade slack.
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New York
Washington
Eestern Belt
Oistomi
Ralmé
Oklahoma
Liverpool
Manchester
Market wary as frost nears with cautious demand
Active demand persists despite a $240 decline from last week's peak as traders, led by interests in trade, show heavy short positions. Analysts expect continued selling when prices fall further, while predicting nervousness to grow with the frost period approaching.
Atlanta Streets and Firms Map Day by Day Progress
A garbled 1900s city card records multiple street improvements and building actions on Gardner Street and nearby avenues. Entries note setbacks, lots measured at 130 feet and 40x98 feet, with contractors Chancey Smith and T Telomonren TL Sells involved. Buildings include two story frame structures with underpinning and raises, plus trusts and loan references tied to local firms on Lake, Sexon, and Auburn streets.
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Lamplin
Wort
Peachtseo
Peane
Chancey Smith
Arenus
Faversil
Chane Smith
Auburn Arenus
Farel von Tractors
Telomonren
Weet Construction Company
Maria
Sabar
Waycross and Western Nears Sirmans on Rail Line
Reports say the Waycross and Western railroad is rapidly advancing toward Sirmans with no time wasted in wetting the track. The line is a short distance from Sirmans and once rails are laid, train service will extend promptly to the new terminus.
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Waycross
Waycross and Western
Sirmans
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