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Newspaper

Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1914

Page

3

Five Year Sentence for Threats Against Girls at School

Arthur McElroy, calling himself Jack the Ripper, was sentenced to five years by Judge Price Edwards for burglaries at P M Mitchell's home on Washington street. He warned five Girls High School pupils not to wander after dark and planned to rob other targets next night. Detectives link thefts to Palmetto, Georgia. additional prosecutions pending for church and school thefts.

Arthur McElroy Jack the Ripper Price Edwards Judge Hill P. M. Mitchell Washington Street No. 101 McElroy Mr. Mitchell Gillespie McGill Girls’ High School Holy Comforter Bonnie Brae Palmetto

Elks Pay Tribute To Flag Of Nation In Atlanta

Governor Slaton and Elks of Atlanta feted on Flag Day at Forsyth Theater Sunday night. R B Blackburn and Colonel Walter P Andrews delivered addresses on flag ideals and history. Musical program featured Frank Wheat Solon Drukenmiller and Steinway Comedy Four.

Elks of Atlanta Forsyth Theater Lodge Slaton R. B. Blackburn Walter P. Andrews Mr. Blackburn Andrews Elks Frank Wheat Solon Drukenmiller Steinway Four

Printing error misstates milk safety limit in city reports

Atlanta health department findings on May inspections of dairies and milk depots published in The Sunday American misprinted the safe bacteria limit as 10,000 per cubic centimeter instead of 100,000. The law requires milk to have up to 2.6 percent butter fat and be kept below 50 degrees with delivery under 55 degrees.

Atlanta Health Department Sunday American

Wife Sues After Fear of Husband’s Razor and Hammer

Mrs Etta R Pinkard files for divorce from Peter C Pinkard of 2 Elliott Street alleging nightly prowling with a hammer or razor threatening her life. Four children involved and she seeks custody of the children.

Etta R. Pinkard Peter C. Pinkard No. 2 Inlliott Street

Fall injury suit filed over trap door at North Dargan Street

Mrs Minnie Clark sues P S Carlock for 5000 and her husband J F Clark sues Carlock for 12000 for permanent injuries from a fall through a trap door at No 66 North Dargan street. Plaintiffs claim negligence by owner Carlock caused the accident.

Minnie Clark P. S. Carlock J. F. Clark Carlock

Daily Statistics and Warranty Deeds Summary of Property Transfers

A dated list of real estate transfers and related deeds includes notes of parties such as John H. Andrews, Percy H. Adams, D P Hill, Amanda Hen gon, W F Kinney, Milton Ferrell, Claude FE Buchanan, W 10 Newsom, Matthew M Alston Jr, F J Cooledge Sr, Suburban Realty Company, Henry H. Schaul, A D Thomson, Carlos Lynes, J R McAdams, Arminius Wright, B M Adams, W L Green, George Ware, W J Harper, T J Noland, E T Luckie, Westview Cemetery Association, Antry Investment Company, City of Atlanta, EB Ward, T J Hartley, and others. Transfers reference parcels on West Peachtree, Eason, Marietta Road, Halsey, Clifton, Belmont, Confederate, Mason Turner's, Cambridge, Atlanta streets, and Oakland Cemetery with various lot sizes and dates ranging 1884 to 1918. Monetary amounts include 350, 4000, 300, 1800, 500, 87, 30, and other notes, with several dates in 1911 1912 1918.

John H Mary C. Andrews Percy H. Adams Peachtree Street D. P. Hill Amanda Hengon Eason Street Akridge Street W. F Kinney Milton Ferrell Marietta Road Rice Street Claude FE. Buchanan Newsom Halsey Street Rhodes Street Matthew M. Alston, Jr F. J. Cooledge, Sr Clifton Street Place Fort Street Suburban Realty Company Henry H. Schaul Belmont and Genessee Avenues A. D. Thomson Carlos Lynes J. R. McAdams Confederate Avenue Moreland Avenue Arminius Wright B. M.adams Mason and Turner’s Avenue Bernard's Fence W. L. Green George Ware W. J. Harper Beckwith Street Abbott Street T. J. Noland E. T. Luckie Cambridge Avenue Napoleon Street Atlanta Street Westview Cemetery Association A. Steele George P. Howard Antry Investment Company Thirteenth Street Piedmont Avenue City of Atlanta EB. H. Ward Oakland Cemetery T. J. Hartley South Moreland Avenue

Real estate transfers and loans in 1910s chart

A dense list of property deals and mortgages with names such as Asa G Canaier Clarence Blosser P G McLean Harry P Wood John M Jackson Walton Realty Company TE Ryan Katherine G Spratt J R McAdams Ame lia Marks Appleton Church Home D C Smith Mary C Osborn Nannie B Warnock Colonial Trust Company Walter Harris Cunningham W T Hamby W A Belk Mrs Milton Ferrell Frank M Spratlin Alice Howell Otto Fiel Adelaide L Adair Atlanta Development Company and related lot sizes and dates from June 1912 to December 1913, including quitclaim and deeds of secure.

Asa G. Canaier Knox Realty Company Poplar Circle Clarence Blosser P. G. McLean Harry P. Wood East Side Park Avenue Hansel Street John M. Jackson J. C R. B. Stallworth Ponce DeLeon Avenue Highland Avenue Walton Realty Company TE. P. Ryan Katherine G. Spratt Rankin Street Brewster Street J. R. McAdams Amelia Marks Confederate Avenue South Moreland Avenue J. H. Montgomery Appleton Church St. Charles Avenue Boulevard D. C. Smith Mary C. Osborn Delaware Avenue Woodward Nannie B. Warnock Mortgage Bond Company of New York J. M. Adamson Colonial Trust Company Hendrix Avenue Walter Harris Cunningham Cunningham Street Rockwell Street W. A. Belk W. T. Hamby Oakland Avenue W. W. Belk Fourteenth Adelaide L. Adair Atlanta Development Company Adair Avenue Todd Road

Police Seek Thief of Auto Stolen Five Times

Chicago police pursue a thief who has stolen Julius Rosenwald's automobile five times. The car is returned each time with evident wear and damage, signaling repeated thefts by the same culprit.

Chicago Julius Rosenwald

Picnic Postponed for Ahayath Zion Sunday School

The annual Ahayath Zion Sunday school picnic scheduled for this week is postponed to June 28.

Ahayath Zion Sunday School

Glugwena Td Re Elect Mine Penaybagker Glugwena Td

Chicago June 15 The General Federation of Women's Clubs session adopted unanimously the slate from the nominating committee. Officers named include President Mrs Percy V Pennybacker Austin Texas First vice president Mrs Samuel B Sneath Tiffin Ohio Second vice president Miss Georgie A Bacon Worcester Mass Recording secretary Mrs Harry L Keefe Walthill Nebraska Corresponding secretary Mrs Eugene Reilly Charlotte NC Treasurer Mrs William B Williams Lapeer Michigan Auditor Mrs C H McMahon Salt Lake City Utah Directors Mrs W E Andrews Washington DC Mrs Grace Julian Clarke Indianapolis Ind Mrs Francis D Everett Highland Park NL Mrs Frank White Valley City ND Miss Mary Garrett Hay New York Mrs William P Harper Seattle Wash Mrs W B Young Florida and Mrs W H Crosby Wisconsin This ticket will be voted tomorrow election treated as virtually decided.

Chicago General Federation of Women's Clubs Percy V. Pennybacker Austin Texas Samuel B. Sneath Tiffin Ohio Georgie A. Bacon Worcester Mass Harry L. Keefe Walthill Nebr Eugene Reilly Charlotte N. C William B. Willams Lapeer Mich C. H. McMahon Salt Lake City Utah W. E. Andrews Washington, D. C Grace Julian Clarke Indianapolis Ind Francis D. Everett Highland Park

Probe of Carolina Mine Boom on U S Senate Paper

Senator LaFollette demanded a formal probe into the use of personal stationery by Census and Rules Committee members to push stock in a North Carolina gold mine. The mimeographed letters, signed by J C Williams, were spread on Wall Street to lure buyers claiming Gold Hill as a golconda. Chilton and Overman chair the relevant committees, and they pledged to convene an investigation.

Washington Senate North Carolina LaFollette Wisconsin J. C. Williams Wall Street Gold Hill N. C Golconda Chilton West Virginia Overman

Bathing Suit Rules Prompt Atlanta Parent Concern

An Atlanta parent asks Sam Ash er & Bro. to supply a bathing suit for his son that complies with all Park Board rules at Piedmont Lake. The note, sent to No. 10 Peachtree Street, seeks protection from a park attendant, asserting the suit must satisfy the so called poor food law. The clerk believes the boy will be allowed to swim without trouble.

Park Board Piedmont Lake Atlanta Sam Asher & Bro Peachtree Street

Anti-Trust Push Planned by Wilson This Session

President Wilson reaffirmed his determination to see anti-trust bills passed this session. He told callers he would hold Congress in Washington until the program is completed, resisting moves for immediate adjournment after the appropriation bills pass. He argues business benefits from action, not suspense.

Washington Wilson Congress

Woman Sues Husband Over Overnight Absence and Alimony

Mrs. Nellie Heyman charges her husband Harry Heyman with staying out all night, a dispute that led to separation. She alleges he flew into a rage and threatened to choke her, a factor in the divorce and alimony suit filed Monday for alimony and counsel fees.

Nellie Heyman Harry Heyman

Commodity Prices Stand Still In New York Market

On June 15 in New York, petroleum and several commodities held steady while others showed firm or quiet bids. Crude Pennsylvania crude at 1.80, turpentine quiet, rosin steady with common at 4.10, and various sugar grades steady with refined sugar at 4.39. Potatoes and beans display mixed pricing, dried fruits remain quiet, and rice and coffee show minor movements in the open market.

New York Pennsylvania Texas Rio Floridas Bermudas New Orleans

Metal prices steady in New York market report

In New York metal market activity was quiet with quotes for spot and July contracts for copper at 13.8714 to 18.874, lead at 3.85 to 3.96, and tin around 20.25 per 200g. The brief update notes limited movement and typical day’s activity.

New York

Cotton Market Open Slips on Selling and Weather News

Selling by Southern interests and favorable weather dampened cotton prices in New York, with boll weevil damage noted in Texas to Mississippi but weather improving. July to December futures retreated as ring scalpers and shorts pushed values down, while New Orleans bids showed slight support. Estimated receipts listed for New Orleans and Galveston.

New York Liverpool Texas Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi New Orleans New Orleans Times-Picayune Wall Street Balkans France Galveston

Liverpool Cotton Market Opens Quiet on June Demand

Liverpool June 16 reports the market opening with a net advance of 2 to 214 points and later steady near unchanged. Spot cotton falls 4 points to middling 7, with 8,000 bales traded, including 7,200 American. American tenders on new docket at 1,000 bales. futures end with a slight net advance from the close.

Liverpool

Weather, crops, and markets in New Orleans cotton letter

Hayward and Clark's Daily Cotton Letter reports favorable weather Sunday with general showers east of the river and cooler, cloudy conditions in the belt except Texas and western Louisiana. It notes improved weather aiding Liverpool sales, a quieter market with a tendency to realize, and anticipation of a favorable weekly government report tomorrow.

New Orleans Texas Tonisiana Iouisiana Georgia Carolinas Liverpool Italy Cott

Midlevel Interest Rates Across Cities Reported

A compilation shows varied middling to firm rates across multiple US cities including Atlanta Athens Macon and Savannah with common middling around 12 to 14 percent while New York New Orleans Boston Baltimore Louisville and Dallas display higher or firmer readings through midteens. Localities like Charleston Norfolk Galveston Mobile and Little Rock appear with steady to firm tones and mixed quotes in the mid-teens.

Atlanta Athens Macon Liverpool New York New Orleans Boston Savannah Augusta Charleston Norfolk Galveston Mobile Little Rock Baltimore Louis Memphis Houston Louisville Dallas United States Bradstreet's Journal Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Pittsburg Kansas City San Francisco Detroit Cincinnati Minneapolis Locomo Cleveland Los Angeles Am. T Suse Co Omaha Milwaukee Anaconda Atchison Buffalo Portland Beth, Steel St. Paul Denver Pacific Indianapolis Providence Richmond Colo Southern Fort Worth St. Joseph Washington D.C Nashville Albany Salt Lake City Tees North Toledo Lly Des Moines Western Rochester Hartford Interboro Duluth Town Central Lidy Peoria R Valley Oakland Sioux City Ste Jacksonville Birmingham Northweat Wichita Hoaere Grand Rapids New Haven No. Pacific Syracuse Gas Co Tacoma Wheeling Sheffield Sacramento Maine Lincoln Trenton Ss Steel Bi Iy Wilmington Del Topeka Utah Copper Knoxville Sia W.-C. Chem Cedar Rapids Wabashie Lancaster Youngstown Union Wilkesbarre Maryland Waterloo Electric Davenport Canton Teteee Fort Wayne Evansville Fall River Tulsa Haven Springfield Big Helena Woolworth Ares Rockford Sioux Falls Fargo Austin Wed Harrisburg U. S N. Y

Weather and cotton market notes from New Orleans trading

Liverpool was a good seller at the outset as damp weather and Texas conditions influence buying. July options traded, with New Orleans spot at 14 cents. Weather reports show heavy rains in the Carolinas and Georgia breaking droughts, while the South Atlantic and East Gulf endure showers and heat. Weather forecast expects mainly fair with occasional thundershowers in the South Atlantic States and cooler trends in parts of the belt. Rain totals in several towns are reported, including Eufaula 8.60 and Bainbridge 1.90.

Texas Central States Oklahoma Alabama Atlantics Arkansas Tennessee Mississippi Georgia Carolinas Kaffler

Weather: unsettled storms in south. fair elsewhere

The forecast from Washington on June 15 expects unsettled and showery weather tonight and Tuesday across the South Atlantic and Gulf States, with generally fair conditions to the north. Temperatures change little due to a strong Northwest high, with local thundershowers in Georgia and the Carolinas and cooler, fair conditions in Tennessee and the Northwest.

Washington South Atlantic Gulf States Northwest Tuesay Georgia Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Orida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Tennessee

Atlanta Live Stock Cattle Receipts Steady Market

Cattle receipts remain light with a mixed assortment led by A. J. Evans of Fort Valley selling red steers at week’s top price. Market steady on all grades. sheep and lambs steady. hogs scarce and slightly higher. Prices listed for various grades of cattle, cows, heifers, and hogs, plus corn fed hog quotations and weight ranges.

A. J. Evans Fort Valley

Market Commentary From Hayden Stone And Bachman Firms

Hayden, Stone and Co warn that a poor Texas start hurts overall sentiment and cannot be offset by gains elsewhere. H F Bachman Company foresees that worsening weather conditions would likely drive prices higher across markets.

Hayden, Stone & Co Texas H. F. Bachman & Co

Stock Market Opens Dull Amid Hesitation and Pressures

Trading opens light with broad weakness as investors await the Interstate Commerce Commission decision on freight-rate requests. Downgrades touch Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific with continued slippage in Interboro Metropolitan. Steel, Amalgamated Copper, Reading and Union Pacific falter as bonds hold steady and call money sits at 1%.

Charles W. Storm New York Interstate Commerce Commission Balkans France Southern Pacific London Missouri Pacific Denver Rio Grande Gould St. Louis Interboro Brooklyn Rapid Transit Union Pacifice Canadian Pacific Steel Common Erie Pennsylvania

Bank Clearings in U S for Past Week

Bar silver steady at 25 15 16d in London. In New York commercial bar silver at 56 1 2 cents, Mexican dollars at 44 cents. Totals not included due to other items in clearings. Revisions and basing adjustments noted.

U. S London New York

Cotton Crop Delayed With No Acreage Increase Reported

The Times-Picayune's first 1914 crop report notes drouth and heavy rains hinder germination and planting, with no belt-wide acreage gains and possible declines. Weevil appears across Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama while labor is ample. Late planting and uneven stands threaten recovery if a perfect season does not arrive.

New Orleans Times-Picayune Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Mississppi Alabama

Preinventory Sale Indicates Strong Dry Goods Demand

Marshall Field & Co reports excellent condition of retail dry goods stocks as preinventory sale runs through the first three days of the week. More buyers than any June preinventory sale, with heavy sales in wash goods white goods and laces and broad buying across departments. Demand driven by retailers’ light spring orders and a shift to smaller quantities. Cash receipts show improvement over last year.

Marshall Field & Co

Live Stock Market Notes Chicago and St Louis June 15

Market activity shows hogs and cattle steady to slightly lower in Chicago with mixed and butcher buyers paying 8.00 to 8.25 for good heavies and up to 8.25 for others. In St Louis receipts total 3,500 cattle and 6,000 hogs with steady prices and hogs about ten cents higher, mixed grades at 8.35 and pigs around 8.00.

Chicago Reeves Sr. Louis Texas

Wheat ease on good weather boosts harvest notes

Weather conditions across the country were favorable for harvesting and thrashing wheat. Corn gained as shorts absorbed offerings while other grains were firmer. Provisions remained dull as trading closed in Chicago on June 15.

Chicago

Chicago Cash Quotations June Wheat and Corn Prices

Chicago market report lists wheat prices by grade including No 2 red 91 91 2 No 3 red 90 90 No 2 hard winter 91 92 No 3 hard winter 90 91 No 1 Northern spring 14 974 No 2 Northern spring 95 96 No 3 spring 2004. Corn quotes show No 2 71 No 3 bite 74 76 No 3 yellow 72 78 No 8 714 73 No 3 white 744 74 No 3 yellow 72 72 No 4 71 No 4 white 74 No 4 yellow 71 2 Oats quotes No 2 39 No 3 white 41 No 8 white age No 4 white 40 standard 41 41

Chicago

Chicago Car Lots Revenue Report Confusing Fragments

Receipts and estimates for Monte 7 Tuesday appear garbled with stray letters and unclear figures. The fragmented OCR mentions car lots in Chicago and hogs but lacks coherent names, dates, or outcomes. Further readable details are needed to produce a precise summary.

Chicago Monte

Market Quotes Move Steady Amid Liverpool Wheat Openings

Fragmentary market report shows wheat and corn activity with gains and losses noted at 1 p.m. Prices fluctuated, with corn opening higher and wheat opening up in Liverpool trading. Unclear closing figures reflected mixed movement across grains.

Visible grain supply shifts for the week

The report shows Wheat down by 4 125 000 bushels and Corn up by 2 002 000 bushels along with Oats decreasing by 96 000 bushels. These changes reflect weekly visible supply movements across major grains.

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