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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1908
Page
12
Dunwody Named Chief of Staff for Memorial Day Parade
General Clifford L. Anderson appoints Major Jeff Dunwody as chief of staff for Memorial Day activities. Dunwody, prominent Georgia military figure with long National Guard service, will consult with Anderson to organize a successful parade and coordinate necessary details. He expresses enthusiasm for making the event the greatest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford L. Anderson
Jeff Dunwody
Georgia
Ster
Dunwody
Anderson
Dounwody
National Guard of
Oele
Anierau
Chinese Go On Trial On Charge Of Gaming
About thirty Chinese defendants faced Judge Calhoun in city court on charges of gaming. The lengthy trial, aided by Attorneys Howell and Dorsey, included witness examinations and a dispute over police entry without a warrant. Defendants named include John Wing Wong Wong, Lem Bong, Jim Tit Lee Chinn, Low Quann, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Calhoun
Charles Yung
Hunter Street
Albert Howell
Hugh Dorsey Stoat
Yung
John Wing Wong Wong
Lem Bong
Jim Tit
Lee Chinn
Low Quann
Charley Lum
Tom Yow
Lee Lone
Lum Sing
Lee la Drue
Won Run
Wow Fouson
Henry Yung
John King
Pone Tong
Lae Joe
Bing Lowa
Charley Wo
Tea Won
Hop Les
Bing Lea Ro Fay Lon Ching
Won Doc
Lee Tong
Quong Hong
Chang Les
Plans for Confederate veterans reunion set in Atlanta
A general committee of Confederate veterans from Atlanta camps will meet tonight in the comptroller general's office at the state capitol to plan the Georgia Division annual reunion in Atlanta on July 2 and 22. The committee includes three members from each camp and may adjust dates if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Committee of
Atlanta
Georgia
M Crumley
D O Dougherty
Amon Fox
A. Wheeler
Cavalry
T. G. Longino
W. Yodeon
W. C. Ttughen
Stonewall
Jackson
J. MT. Mayo
I. G. Hancock
Staton
Walker
J Sid Hotland
Juliaa H vVeck
Charters
Tiga Anderson
H. Landrum
RS Osburn
L Woolf
W OH Harrison
At & O Clock
Comptroller General
State Capitol
Eastman Kodaks at lowest prices in New York stores
Late model Kodak products and supplies offered at reduced prices. Fresh finishes and complete Kodak finishing services available. Visit 14 Whitehall and 26 Peachtrea in the Candier building for selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodak
5,000 Gallons of Beer Raid Nets Big Stop in Virginia
United States revenue agents led by Perking OA Kady and WoW Anderson with Deputy Collectors Bifford Law yon and others conducted a raid across Franklin and Patrick counties. The group gathered at Floris court house last Friday and targeted Shooting Creek Craighead and Batons Spur districts, arresting six alleged wheat distillers, seizing several stills and destroying about 5000 gallons of beer. The operation, described as the biggest raid in the area in years, disrupted illicit beer production and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke Va
United Statea
OA Kady
Wow Anderson
Bifford Lawyon
Hiteie
Eix
Governor Smith Dates for Speech Tour Across Cities
Governor Smith may not campaign this week yet holds three definite dates for next week and two under consideration. Planned appearances include Dalton on Monday April 18, Fitzgerald on Wednesday April 16, Cairo on Thursday April 17, with invites to Moultrie Friday and Cordele Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Betdaville
Vidalia
Dalton
Fitzgerald
Cairo
Moultrie
Cordele
Atlante Chamber Reads on State Garnishment Law
Atlante chamber of commerce plans to study state garnishment law and urge railroads to return funds drained from the state. Attorney Wimbish to report at noon after earlier informal meetings led by Wo N Mitchell and Chairman C Callaway. Finance and Exchange committees also set to convene with internal matters and actions planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante Chamber of Commerce
Southern
Legislative Committee
Wimblah
Chamber of Commerce
Temple in the West Temple in San Francisco opens as first Hindu temple in west
San Francisco unveils a pioneering Hindu temple noted as the first of its kind in the western world. The landmark draws on motifs from the Taj Mahal and marks a cultural milestone for the local Indian community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Ben Francisco
Rome seeks repeal of railroad rule over utilities
Rome Ga councilman Grant pushes to repeal railroad commission control over street railways and utilities. Atlanta officials and Georgia cities asked to act. Arkwright of the Georgia Railway and Power Company argues free passes and law adherence would stay. company neutrality noted. Committee postpones action, will respond that matter is under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeetemday
City Council
Rome
Man Railroad Commission
Commission
Atreat Railways
Gma
Electric
Telehone
Rome Council
Atianta
Aetian
Arkwright
Goonmia Railway
Wedtic Company
Railroad Commission
Fegima
Hie
Thaterete Railroad Commission
Ims
Railroad Comminsion
Alabama
Ney
Grant
City of Rone
Pittman
State Allroad Commission
Jeop
Keys
Stroetar Company
State Railroad Communocion
Council of Rome
Stockdell elected to water board to succeed McCullough
Harry C Stockdell the well known insurance agent was elected a member of the water board by the general council yesterday afternoon He has served on the council from the second ward and on the water board He succeeds D N McCullough following McCulloughs resignation from the council and water board duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. McCullough
Harry C Stockdell
Water Board
General Council
Stockdell
Counce
DN McCullough
Cil
Water Department
D N MecCullough
Eastertide Fashion Rises With Men’s Wear Exhibition
The piece notes Easter season influence on fashion and highlights a men’s wear exhibition by E. B. offering tailored, made for you garments that rival ready to wear. It targets conservative and youthful buyers with new fabrics, styles, and fit, emphasizing quality and individuality over mass produced looks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easter
Drunks on Increase in City Docket
Police docket shows 62 arrests Saturday and Sunday with 18 for drunks. Most alleged drunkenness linked to liquor from Chattanooga or near beer sold in city. Officers suspect some drinks were stronger or spiked.
Torpedo Fleet Reaches Magdalena Bay in Early Move
A flotilla of torpedo boats reached Magdalena Bay today sailing via San Diego on April 6. The last week at Magdalena Bay had the ships at anchor and no further arrivals yet. The Amo The Are thaeia has not arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Bay
San Diego
Cal
Dix
Aundown
Arethaeia
H. Edenon
Montgomery Alm
Montgomery Revenue Board
Beveralotha
Election underway to fill vacancy in sixth ward
Council moves to elect the sixth ward water board member. Johnaton's motion to proceed with the election passes 12 to 8. Grant nominates Marty Stockdell to succeed Mr McCullough. Stockdell elected except Alderman Key declines to vote. The mayor declares Stockdell elected to serve the unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Board
Johnaton
Key
Beutell
Pomeroy
Hancock
Roberts
Johnson
Herrison
Pearce
Smith
Grant
Johnston
Spratling
Wright
Naya
Hkvey
Curtis Pittman
Huddleaton Dodd
Mangum
Resignation of Sixth Ward Water Board Member Mr McCullough
Mr McCullough, a member of the city water board from the sixth ward, has resigned due to his departure from the city for an extended period of recuperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
1 Water Board
Lightning Strikes Buggy Wreck Near Americus
A morning bolt hit a buggy driven by Hasey Tracey near Adama Brattery killing two fine horses and injuring Tracey. The lightning split the reins and rode to the horses heads, leaving Tracey shocked but unharmed. Another note reports a Montgomery County resident dying from suspected poisoning at a politicians barbecue, with several others affected but recoverable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
Americus Ga
Hasey Tra & Farmer
Adama Brattery
Tracey
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Shop of Quality
Ely Meyer & M. C. Simon
Rochester
Cloud Stanford
Peachtree Street
General Anderson
General Committee of Veterans
Eastman Kodaks
Dresden
Minka
Rerching Bilver
Berren
Cale
Will
Committee
Collder
Hutcherson
Council of
Reme Het Atepas
H. C. Stockdell
Amiss
Jin
Were
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall St
Maddox-Rucker Banking CO
Alabama and Broad Stre
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall
Baltimore, Md
Washington, D. C
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