Ball Backs Arbitration In Georgia Railroad Strike
Atlanta May 24. A. B. Ball representing striking firemen agrees to a six man arbitration board with three named by each side. Governor Smith and Attorney General Hart pushed for settlement as rail traffic halts in Atlanta. Scott has not answered while Neill and Knapp from the Erdman act may join mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulm
Atlanta
John C. Hart
Hoke Smith
A. B. Ball
Georgia Railroad
Georgia Railroad Management
Ball
Thomas W. Hardwick
Banderayville
J. Lee
Augusta
Smith
Horace Holden
John Lee
Farmers’ Union
Union City
Thomas Hardwick
Sanderaville
Georgia
Scott
Attor
Ney
Hart
Georgia Road
Union Station
National
Brotherhood
Burgess
Engineers’ Brotherhood
United States Commissioner of Labor
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
B. A. Ball
B. of A F. Kimball House
Neill
Athens Board of Education elects teachers and discusses building titles
The Athens Board of Education elected the year's teacher corps, postponing uniform titles for all school buildings under city or board control. New hire Ruth McKie joins a largely familiar staff across high and graded schools, night schools, and negro schools. The action follows recently published district boundaries adopted by the board. Dysentery remedy anecdote extols Chamberlain's product via local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ruth McKie
John 8. McKie
E. B. Mell
Clara Barrow
College Avenue School
Misa Clyde Patman
Baxter Street
Annie Patman
Oconee Street
F. K. Freeman
Meigs Street
Mina Lula Munday
Nantahala Avenue
Louie Lane
Bast
Marion Carlton
Misa Virginia Bryan
West Athens
Pattie Hillsman
Elizabeth Caldwell
M. Turnbull
Lola Witcher
Sarah Cobb Baxter
Eunice Palmer
Lena Towns
Berta Fain
Rosa Maddox
Mamie Herndon
Lizzie Kelley
Eula Barrett
Lillian Middlemas
Marion Lampkin
Elizabeth Woods
Cordelia Thornton
Mamie Kennard
Bula Bird
Lucille Harrison
Mary Barwick
Ruby Harbin
Mary Iou Wier
Nel McDorman
Ruby Barrett
Nelle C. Michael
Ina Cooper
Ruth McKle
Gussie Woods
Miriam
Broad Street disturbance ends in strangled claim of abuse
On Broad Street Mrs Yetta Siegel, a Russian immigrant, collapsed claiming her husband beat her after an alleged attempt with carbolic acid. Doctors found no poison. Siegel was arrested, while the wife recovered and described a beating amid language barriers. Police and a bystander, Mr John Davis, intervened as Siegel fled down Broad Street.
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Yetta Siegel
Broad Street
University Savings Bank
John Davis
Siegel
Russia
New York
Atlantic City
Athens
Blegel
Death of Henry Grady Wise in Bogart and Atlanta
Yesterday morning at eleven o'clock in Atlanta's tuberculosis sanitarium died Henry Grady Wise son of J P Wise of Bogart He was a promising young man formerly a bookkeeper for the Banner Funeral to be held at his father's Bogart home The notice also promotes Chamberlains Liniment with local listings of merchants selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Henry Grady Wise
J. P. Wise
Bogart
Wise
Banner
Young white boy arrested for theft
Yesterday afternoon Maddox Webb a young white boy was arrested by Capt. Emerick and Elberton authorities. he admitted taking a horse from Barry Adams of Diberton and a buggy from Callahan Bros. Webb claimed the lender owed him money. He will be held for Elbert County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maddox Webb
Emerick
Elberton
Webb
Barry Adams
Diberton
Callahan Bros
Elbert County
Soule to Address National Irrigation Congress in Spokane
Andrew M. Soule president of the State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts at Athens Georgia will represent that institution at the National Irrigation Congress in Spokane August 9 to 14. He writes to R Insinger noting hopes for an unqualified success and his pleasure at possibly attending. South Carolina Charleston commercial club bids for 1910, with Chicago and Pueblo also in contention. The movement favors moving the gathering east or north to boost irrigation education beyond the western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Athena
National Irrigation Congress
R. Insinger
Board of Control
Souis
Georgia
South Carolina
Commercial Club
Charleston
Chicago
Pueblo
Col
West
Remain Young with Electric Bitters Says Kentucky Man
James Wright of Spurlock Ky. swears he feels like a 16 year old after taking six bottles of Electric Bitters. He suffered kidney trouble thirty years but credits the medicine as the greatest cure on earth. The ads urge readers to try them, selling at local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Parr
England
James Wright
Spurlock
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Son
Editor J A Bagwell Appointed Trustee Names Marietta Editor Named Trustee
Editor J A Bagwell of Marietta has been appointed a trustee for the State Normal School replacing Judge N A Morrin. Bagwell, a prominent state journalist and editor of the Marietta Courier, is praised as a hard worker with wide local support. Delegates from the city plan to secure the grand lodge meeting for Thomasville next year, barring opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bagwell
Marietta
State Normal School
N. A. Morrin
Bagwell
Marietta Courier
Thomasville
Grand Lodge
Lumber Tariff Battles Stir Washington Rumors
Nashville reports note that lumber interests fight to maintain existing duties on dressed lumber amid tariff debates. A National Lumber Manufacturers Association brief urges keeping the higher duties, citing Canadian mills and lake freight rates. Other items cover reparation hearings, uniform demurrage rules, a pardon case for W S Harlan, New Docks bonds sale, Bryan Lumber troubles, and the Indiana forester secretary appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Washington
Southern Lumberman
House
Senate
National Lumber Manufacturers’ Association
Congress
Georgina Bay
Canada
United States
Crane
Masachusetts
Aldrich
Interstate Combine Association
Merce Commission
Birmingham
Clements
Washington, DC
Mississippi
Louisiana
Alabama
Harlan
Lkely
W. S. Harlan
Jackson Lumber Company
Department of Justice
Wickersham
New Orleans
Interstate Trust & Banking Company
McCoy & Co
Chicago
Dock Board
Foley's Kidsey Remedy Promises Health Boost
If you want to feel well look well and be well take Foley's Kidsey Remedy. It tones up the kidneys and bladder purifies the blood and restores health and strength. Pleasant to take and contains no harmful drugs. Why not commence today. For sale by all druggists.
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Foley
Gale
All Druggtata
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Lavadura Chemical Co
Sepadi ‘Avannah
Martin A. Knapp
Ir. Neill
State Railroad Commission
The
Honorable Railroad Commission of Georgia
Crawfordville
W. C. Chapman
W. A. Byrd
Bowlen Hart Company
A. J. Melton
McLendon
Et al
G. McLendon
Athens City Schools
Board of Education
Chamberlain
M. J. Leach, Jruggist
Walcott, VI
Grady Wise
H R. Palmer & Sons
Orr Drug Co
Warren J. Smith & Bro
EB. C. McEvoy
L. P. Canning
Roan Potts
Ala
H. &, Palmer & Sons
B. , McEvoy
OR. A.M. Soule
Seattle
Standard O11 Company (Incorporated
Umiger
National Association of Railroad Commissioners
Interstate Commerce
Lane
American Association of Demurrage
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
United Sates
Arthur Hale
American Railway Association
Bryan Lumber Company
Bristol
Va-Tenn
James H. Bryan
Mexico
Southern Cypress Manufacturers’ Association
Grunewald Hotel
American Lumber Trades Congress
Charles C. Deam
Bluffton
Ind
State Board of Forestry of
Indiana
William H. Freeman
Thomas R. Mar Sl
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