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Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

7

Bankers Meet for ESCA Election in Chattanooga

Bankers from 374 national banks in the Sixth Regional Reserve District met at the Hotel Patten Chattanooga to nominate Class A and B directors for the Atlanta reserve bank. Nashville bankers oppose the plan, backing Whitford R. Cole for Class A. Georgia attendees include LB Todd, W D Foote, E W Fowler, H L Young, and B H Drake. Six directors will be named, three nonbankers and three bankers representing large, medium, and small banks, with one vote per member bank.

Chattanooga Hotel Patten Atlanta Reserve Bank Nashville Tennessee Bankers’ Association Whitford R. Cole LB. Todd Atlanta W. D. Foote Winder E. W. Fowler Quitman H. L. Young B. H. Drake Griffin Joseph A. McCord Third National Bank of Atlanta

Various Atlanta area stores and streets listed

A fragmented OCR list shows street names and locations across Atlanta and nearby towns. Entries include Rogers Stores and several streets such as Wat a not ne aplto 183 W. Mitcheni Wiltteme 185 E. Georgia Pine and Peachtree avenues along with local areas like Marietta and Decatur. The text reads like an old directory snippet with addresses, neighborhoods, and cross streets.

Rogers E. Georgia

How to Keep Cool Told by Head of Grady Hospital

Dr. W B Summerall of Grady Hospital offers tips for Atlantans to stay cooler. Eat light, avoid meat, and skip ice water. Wear light colored, lightweight clothes and sleep outdoors if possible. Relax, avoid overwork, and seek shade on hot days.

Grady Hospital W B. Summerall

Georgia banks urge Winder banker for director post

Northeast Georgia banks push Warren H. Toole of First National Bank of Winder for a Class A director seat on the state banking board. Hillyer of Macon McCrary of Decatur and Hand of Pelham are named tentative district candidates. Toole has strong backing from the Clearing House Association and other Georgia bankers lauding his conservative leadership.

Georgia Llewellyn P. Hillyer Macon J. B. McCrary Decatur Judson L. Hand Pelham Warren H. Toole First National Bank of Winder Toole Winder Clearing House Association of

Louis Picard Aged Ex Merchant Dies at 78

Louis Picard a well known retired merchant aged 78 of 883 Washington street died Thursday at a private sanitarium. His body was taken to Greenberg and Bond parlors awaiting the arrival of a daughter returning from Europe. He is survived by two sons Dan Picard and Sapman Picard and six daughters Mrs Louis Laudauer Albion New York Mrs Sam Laudauer Madina Mrs Mark Sternberg Columbus Ga Mr H Haverman Mobile and Misses Fannie and Ida Picard of Atlanta.

Louis Picard Washington Street Greenberg & Bond Europe Picard Dan Picard Sapman Picard Louis Laudauer Albion Sam Laudauer Madina Mark Sternberg Columbus H. Haverman Mobile Fannie Picard Ida Picard Atlanta

U. S. Offices Will Close Saturdays at Noon This Summer

Federal offices nationwide will observe half day Saturdays starting June 15, closing at noon through September 16 under a presidential order signed June 8. The measure affects all government offices, including those in the Federal Building.

Wleon Federal Building United States

Death of Nat Grier in logging train accident near Black Mountain

In Asheville North Carolina on June 11 Nat Grier aged 22 died from internal injuries suffered last Friday when he was caught between the cars of a logging train at Black Mountain while attempting to make a coupling.

Asheville N. C Nat Grier Black Mountain

New suits filed in Hubbard sanity fight

Five more suits were filed in Superior Court Thursday by relatives of Mrs. Sylvania Thomason Hubbard to reclaim Peachtree Road property she disposed of to numerous buyers. The actions follow prior proceedings seeking a declaration of Mrs. Hubbard as of unsound mind since birth. Opposing sides include Hamilton Douglas and Eugene R. Black, with purchasers whose titles could be invalidated if incompetence is found. Suits naming buyers include Mrs. Lula S. Scott, G. W. Harlan, F. A. Hoyt, H. D. Samples, and Mrs. A. A. Bailey.

Sylvania Thomason Hubbard Peachtree Road Simmons & Simmons George H. Wade Wilkinson's Court Hubbard Hamilton Douglas

Wife Sues for Divorce Over Threats and Custody

Mrs Mary Hemperly files suit against J B Hemperly for divorce with alimony and child custody of Hazel 4 and Thomas 2. A temporary injunction restrains him from molesting or visiting. She alleges he followed her and threatened her life. Hemperly works as a lineman for Bell Telephone Co and resides at No 158 Nelson street.

Mary Hemperly J. B. Hemperly Hazel Thomas

Boy Walks 100 Miles Home From School

GEORGETOWN DES June 11 Three days after being placed in charge of the officers of the Industrial School at Wilmington Barnard McCurdy of Georgetown walked back home in one day and night with no food or rest He is fourteen years old and last week was taken to Wilmington He escaped and walked nearly a hundred miles arriving home exhausted with worn shoes.

Georgetown Des Wilmington Barnard McCurdy McCurdy

Tacoma Anti-Treat Rule Reinstated In City

Tacoma Washington June 18 The anti treating law promoted by Mayor A V Fawcett is again in force forbidding a saloonkeeper to allow a man to buy a drink for another on the premises. The rule targets men who treat to extend pay weeks. The mayor welcomes the return of enforcement and pledges support.

Tacoma Wash A. V. Fawcett Fawcett

Music Conservatory Pupils Close Term at Cable Hall

Diploma and certificate pupils from the department of expression at Atlanta Conservatory of Music and Oratory will present their closing exercises Thursday at 8 15 p m at Cable Hall. It will mark the close of one of the conservatory's most successful years.

Georgia Hotel Men to Hold Meet at Tybee

Savannah June 11 delegates from Atlanta Augusta Macon and other cities arrive for the mid summer meeting of the Georgia Hotel Men's Association. They will be entertained at breakfast at the Hotel Savannah then tour the city and resorts before business sessions at the Hotel Tybee on Tybee Island.

Savannah Georgia Hotel Men's Association Atlanta Augusta Macon Ciites Tybee

Kelley Denies Interest in Mayor Run

Alderman Charles I. Kelley of the Second Ward said he has no plans to run for mayor in the next municipal election. He dismissed rumors he was considering the race, stating he has never given the matter any thought and cannot explain how the report began.

Charles I. Kelley

Survivors Reach England in Alsatian Arrivals

In Liverpool on June 11 the liner Alsatian brought 126 crew members and 47 Empress of Ireland passenger survivors. Reunions sparked pitiful scenes as relatives hurried to greet loved ones, with some fainting. the ship also carried bodies of several Empress of Ireland victims.

Liverpool

Elbert selects Deadwyler in county representative race

In a special Elbert County election A. P. Deadwyler defeated P. V. Rice M. H. Wyche and W. T. Browlee. With two small districts yet to report his plurality stood at 85. Rice finished second Wyche third Browlee fourth.

Elbert Slberton Elbert County A. P. Deadwyler P. V. Rice M. H. Wyche W. T. Browlee Deadwyler Rice Wyche Browlee

Custody Battle Over 5YearOld In Fulton County

Emory Page Jr. faces possible permanent custody transfer from Lula Waites Page to father Emory Page in a custody suit filed Thursday. Judge Pendleton issued an injunction while Page seeks divorce after a Tuesday separation and alleged threats with a piece of iron. The case cites love notes to support claims of incorrigible guardianship. Mrs. Page was served at 29 Hightower Avenue. Page resides at 127 Walker Street.

Pendleton Lula Waites Page Emory Page, Jr Fulton County Emory Page The West Lumber Company Page Pages Hightower Avenue Walker Street

Tribute to Miss Annie Zuber as she moves to Ashby Street School

Patrons of Lee Street School praise Miss Annie Zuber, principal, on her transfer effective with Lee Street becoming Atlanta Normal School. A signed tribute list honors her service from numerous local families and supporters, noting her forthcoming role at Ashby Street School next year.

Lee Street School Annie Zuber Ashby Street Miss Zuber Lee Street Atlanta Normal School F B. Baker Blanche Baker C. W. Jordan W.R. McClelland Harold Jordan Frank Rose William Jordan R. FE. Robinson St. Elmo

Marconi tests 600 mile wireless link to Berlin

London June 11 reports William Marconi spoke over his wireless telephone line to Berlin from London, a 600 mile distance. He said the test was promising though not all words were clear.

Atlanta London William Marconi Lne Berlin

Dixie Textile Men Meet at Isle of Palms Convention

The Southern Textile Association met at the Isle of Palms Charleston June 11 in a mid summer convention continuing through Friday and Saturday. Birmingham is a strong contender for the winter meeting. An elaborate program of events is arranged. B Carter of Athens Ga is secretary.

Dixie Textile Charleston S. C Southern Textile Association Isle of Palms Birmingham B. Carter Athens

Free Park Band Concerts At Grant Park Throngs Expected

The second free park band concert at Grant Park Thursday night aims to match Sundays turnout at Grant and Piedmont Parks. Cr E Barber leads the music as one of Atlanta’s best bands performs a program blending classic and popular numbers. The announced bill features Berlin, Ahare, Marshall, Greenwald, Firm, Frey, Rollinson, Gampe, Dalby, Tompkins with an intermission and an elaborate Sunday program planned for Piedmont and Grant Parks.

Grant Park Grant Piedmont Parks Cr. E. Barber Atlanta Mexico Berlin Frey Rollinson

Storm Do Damage Across Anniston District

Reports from all parts of the Anniston district describe serious damage from yesterday's wind and rainstorm. Telephone telegraph and electric lines suffered most as poles were blown down wires grounded and cars halted.

Anniston Ala

Drunkard Lists Begin in West Virginia Prohibition

Charleston West Virginia reporters report printers work on Yost prohibition law making the state dry after July 1. Law will be printed in twelve languages to reach 80 000 foreigners. Prohibition Department catalogs habitual drunkards from police chiefs and sheriffs to trace bootleggers expected to operate after prohibition takes effect.

Charleston W. VA Iwe Department of Prohibition

Orange Crops Build Florida Courthouse

Jacksonville report explains Osceola County funded its courthouse from an orange grove sale. State Chemist recounts how a 40 acre grove sold for 5000 dollars and a later 30000 dollar loan financed the courthouse. The grove then yielded 7000 to 8000 dollars yearly in net proceeds.

Jacksonville Osceola County Rose

Restore Vitality With Horsford Acid Phosphate Ad

Advertisement urges a home bottle of Horsford's Acid Phosphate to relieve tired feeling in spring and summer and restore vitality. It markets the product as especially valuable for seasonal fatigue.

Horsford

Co-Op Film Orders Downtown in Evening Finish

Daily A. M. Film Orders completed by 6 P M the same day and notes the Co op at 119 Peachtree as the developing location.

Peachtree

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