Mayson Replies to Affidavits
A lengthy statement from Hon. James L. Mayson, a congressional candidate, discusses affidavits tied to comments on disfranchisement of African Americans. He argues Livingston’s associates did not advise supporters to back or oppose the issue, while noting private discussions and a public speech context without a clear denial.
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James L. Mayson
Congress
Coleone
Livingston
Wadeen
Tavington
Emily Lis
Ce Allen
Atlanta
Levingat
Culotel Livingston
Hee Thomas E Wateon
Ria Folkrwern
Jivingston
Ned Gieirich
Wren
Western and Atlantic railroad case postponed at hearing
The hearing on increasing passenger fare from 2 to 3 cents per mile, before the railroad commission, was continued at the request of the Western and Atlantic officials. Vice President H Oof Smith and other officials appeared. a new date will be set when the railroad provides notice.
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Western and Atlantic Riilroad
Vica
Hoof. Smith
Nashville, Chattehenge
Aha Bt Lo
Smith
Krant & Continues
Thamwelyee
Ft Ie
Business Science Club Plans Dollar Dinner
A large Business Science Club meeting at the Kimball house heard Dusinena new oo chair Me Marimon praise the group’s interest in Chicago and New York. Charles J. Mets spoke on Business Hyatema ising Catkw ware led by secretary St Elmo Maseengale and other committee members planned a banquet and a dollar dinner for the next meeting with a program aimed at city business leaders.
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Tha
Business Science Club
Kimball House
Dusinena New Oo
Ewok
Marinon
Marimon
Adrenas of Business
Chicago
New York
Charles J. Mets
St. Elmo Maseengale
Clarenes Houston
Atlanta
Hugey Coupan
T W. MacClure
H. E. Goodnart
Supreme Court Denies Injunction In Liquor Case
State Supreme Court affirms Fulton Superior Court ruling in JJ Goodrum Toberoa Company v Patts Thompson Liquor Company. Suit sought to stop moving stock out of state and to appoint a receiver after Decatur Street contract dispute tied to Prohibition. Lower court’s permanent injunction denied. Supreme Court sustains denial.
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State Supreme Court
Fulton Superior Court
JJ. Goodrum Tobeoro Company
Patts-Thompeon Liquer Company
Decatur Street
Prohibiton
Tower Court
Supreme Court
Buckhead Line Delayed as Poles Ordered for Extension
Buckhead trolley project stalls as 300 poles ordered for the Peachtree and Brooks extension are delayed. Georgia Railway and Electric officials say grading and center-line issues, plus late poles from near Chattanooga, push start of track-laying back until the poles arrive and line up ready for construction.
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Buckhead
Peachtree-Brooks Woodling
Peachtree Road
Maneener Warine
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Rengon
Burkhead
Urinu
Chattanooga
Vexun
Farmers Cooperative to start demonstration work in Georgia
Washington DC April 1. Demonstration work under brig. Gen. A Knam of the department of agriculture will be inaugurated in Georgia’s first congressional district this fall. Chartey G Edwarde of the first district has pressed for action. Special Agents Gentry and G M Davis have been sent to Edwards district to investigate conditions. The program aims at educational work and may lead to establishing subagencies and expansion to other counties and districts soon.
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Washington DC
Speccal
Br. & A. Knam
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
North George
Hon Chartey G Fdwarde
Frst
Dugun
I, Gentry
G. M Davia
Lin
Aml
Dwarde
Delayed Peachtree Paving Expected This Summer
Fulton County commissioners say the Peachtree street paving from Sixth Street to eligible areas will not begin before July. Chairman Cliffora WG Anderson notes warm weather and dust concerns, with widening work on Peach tree road from Brookwood to Buckhead for a streetcar line. The bitulithla paving will be furnished and laid free for residents in front of whose homes it is installed.
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Jatr
Cllftora WG Anderson
Deard
Fulton County Commissioners
Anderson
Peachtroy
Hrookwood
Buckhead
Feachtreartree
Adjournment of Congress Planned for May
Washington reports indicate President and Congressman Watson expect adjournment around May 9 or 5 after conferences. A governors meeting on May 13 may delay, as Watson notes the president hopes certain measures pass but would block if needed. Parsons dies in Brooklyn after fifty five years with Wells Fargo. survived by widow and daughter.
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Flace
Washington
Watson
Indiana
Congress
Che Hones
Br Watson
Mr. Watson
Welle-Vargs
New York
Howner BR. Purgona
Wele-Fargo Express Company
Welo-Fargo Bank
Brooklyn
Polumonia
Welle-Fargo Express Company
Parsons
Sirs
Ader
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