STATE LEGISLATURE IN SESSION AND BILLS DISCUSSED
Atlanta July 11 The Georgia Senate advanced routine business while the House received two invitations, one to Piedmont Chautauqua and another to a Piedmont park rally. A bill to regulate freight rates was amended to fix its caption, and a new drunk driving penalty bill was introduced. Several measures were read a second time as committees reported.
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Atlanta
Senate
House
Piedmont Park
Williams
Faust
Runaway enticement case ends with return of Eva Hargrove
Eva Hargrove, allegedly enticed away by Turner, is safe at her father's home in Tifton after a Birmingham stopover. Turner's capture is pursued as details emerge of the assault in Birmingham. Separate notice reports the death of Mrs. Ella Argue in Americus after paralysis and brain congestion, her funeral to be held with A&M attendance, and tributes to a devoted Presbyterian family.
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Eva
Hargrove
Turner
Tifton
Berrien County
Americus
Birmingham
Albany
Montgomery
Americus and
Columbus
Mr. Hargrove
Uly
Eva Hargrove
Ella Argue
Wm. Argue
Savannah
Americus & Montgomery Road
Argue
Montevallo
Ala
Argus
Presbyterian Church
Texas
Robart
Adams
Jason Sietetery
Osborn
Hoe
Still More Changes in Central Railroad Divisions
Rumors of sweeping reorganizations pervade the Central railroad system as officials are said to depart or be reassigned. W W Starr may become superintendent of the main stem division, Morse to Columbus, Dill to be dropped, and Curran and McKenzie reassigned amid broader consolidation across Savannah and Georgia lines. A general agent at Savannah could replace a freight agent with expanded authority.
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Central Railroad System
W. W. Starr
H R. Hill
Savannah & Atlantic
H. C. Morgin
Curran
Savannah & Western Division
McKenzie
Outalso
The
Central
Arconpre
W. WeStarr
Georgia: Pacific
Mrik Curran
Savannah Western
South Carolina
B, C. “Epperson
John D. Williamson
Chiattanooga
Savannah
Atlanta
Washington
Richmond & Daavitle
Americus
Lyoes
Ofles
Bas
Marshall
Marabell
Americus Grocery declares 15 percent dividends
A semi annual dividend of 5 percent was declared by the Americus Grocery Company, making 15 percent for the year from the $100,000 capital stock. Officers re-elected except for C. R. Whitley who declined secretary and treasurer duties. R. L. McMath elected successor. The firm is noted for its strong management and prosperous outlook for next year.
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Americus Grocery Company
Americas
C. R. Whitley
R. L. McMath
A. W. Grover
P.C Clegg
Wronk Lanier, Jr
McMath
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George C. Wheatley
Prince Albert
Lenrth
Wil Wei
Harris
State Legislature
New York
Herald
Bar Harbor
Mr. Blaine
Cook
Albanra
Phil Cook
Shack
Macon
Frederick B. Virein
Vinevillé
San Francisco
Kentucky
Josephine County
Oregon
New Yoas
Thomas Kenny
East River
Tidheathers Winn Gotaip
Wonesstsa
Maas
Worcester
Saat
Mr. Callaway
Serer Acmrigag
Yea Terest Wien
Mer
DeSoto
Milan
Frideg
Central Railroad
Mr. Marshal
Daring & Your
Springfield
Rivers Lumber Company
Jnew Company
F Hardy
Darien
Pullman Car Company Works
Boston
Mass
Nange Fa
Sud
Omaha
Beriz
Mepo Mra
Lala, Jr
Lae Street
Cone
Neatea
Pam Monte
Tankens Lember Company
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