Atlanta Tampa highway urged for fall tour
A large Albany Georgia meeting next Tuesday April 25 seeks to request The Constitution make an Atlanta to Tampa interstate highway part of its fall tour. Officials and counties along the route push the project noting the recent Round the State Tour paths and promising strong representation at the Albany gathering. The note adds Atlanta’s Chamber of Commerce plans a monster peace meeting with editorials and a letter from George Muse urging broad support.
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Atlanta-Tampa
Atlanta
Tampa
I- 18
Georgia
Thomasville
A. E. Bedingfield
Montezuma
Edward McKenzie
Macon County
Julian Lane
Jule Frederick
Marshallville
Walter Hamilton
James
Fort Valley
Macon
Crawford
Houston
Sumter
Dougherty
Bedingfield
Sli
Ling
Harpenville
Barnesville
Fort Velsey
Crawford County
Andersonville
Tao
Paxon
Geo. Muse
Constitution
Chamber of Commerce
Universal Peace Movement
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Teft
Great Britain
George Muse
Faxon
Muse
F. 7. Paxon
Minister and wife hurt when car strikes buggy
Rev. Wo A Wells and his wife were seriously injured when a streetcar struck their buggy near Patilto station. Wells suffered a fractured skull and Mrs. Wells was badly hurt, possibly internal. They were taken to Atlanta hospital where recovery is uncertain. The horse was killed and the buggy dragged several yards. Wells, pastor of the Alpharetta Methodist church, has three sisters in Atlanta and a son in Jacksonville has been notified.
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Wo A Wells
Welle
Alpharetts
Georgia
Harry Wells
Jacksonville
M. D. Gaar
Firs
W. A. Wells
Alpharetta
North Decatur Street
Mr. Wells
Injunction Case Heard Over Ladies Visitation at Atlanta Clubs
The Union and Mechanics' Club lawsuit to halt revocation of its permit was heard in Superior Court by Judge George L. Bell with arguments on whether social clubs may admit ladies and whether the city council’s police committee can adjudicate club violations. City contends no social club may admit women or nonmembers. defense argues clubs are private associations. Proceedings continued with witnesses and aldermen present.
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Union and Mechanics’ Club
Atlanta
George L. Bell
Police Committee
City Council of
Mayson
Jack J. Spalding
Capital City Club
Piedmont Driving Club
W. J. Tilson
Moorea & Branch
Union and‘ Mechanics’ Club
Bell
Thomas 8B Felder
A. H. van Dyke
James B .Ws Warren
Alberto
Guilty verdict in Reeves case shocks city crowd
Detective T W Reeves special officer of the Central of Georgia road was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter for shooting W B Horne under the Magnolia street bridge. Sentencing set for this morning by Judge Edwards with a penalty of one to twenty years. State attorneys Dorsey and Williams praised for their addresses. Kilpatrick and co defense aids argued the case.
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T. W. Reeves
Central of Georgia Road
W. B. Horne
Magnolia Street
Reeves
Econferes
Horne
Miller
Advertising Talks Signal Honest Tide Across the Land
Thomas E. Kirby of the American Art Association discusses a wave of old-fashioned honesty in the nation. He references an auction sale of paintings from the collection of the late person, with continuation noted on the last page.
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Thomas E. Kirby
American Art Association
Mexico Faces Border Strains as Taft Seeks Curb on War
Washington April 20 That Press B tells of President Taft and Secretary Fox pressing for a restrictive border policy with Mexico after a conference with a House committee. Officials fear future clashes near border towns may occur as neutrality laws weaken. Mexico's reply is described as friendly in form, while Congress aims to avoid meddling in Mexico’s internal affairs amid calls to empower the president to use force if Americans are harmed.
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Taft
Mexico
de la Barra
Agua Prieta
Zamacona
Congress
Senate
Stone
Missouri
Cullom
Bacon
Root
Lodge
Missourian
Senator Bacon
Army
Mr. Root
Senator Lodge
Mr. Stone
Diaz Must Resign At Once To Save Juarez From Attack
Diaz demands immediate resignation to avert assault on Juarez. Mafera asserts the attack will begin if Porfirio Diaz does not retire within 24 hours. Federal reinforcements cited as the reason for delay. Delegations from El Paso and Mexican citizens pressed for peace terms as the situation tightens.
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Diaz
Juarez
Pane
Texas
Justo
Francisco L Madero, Jr
Porfirio Dios
Mafera
Juares
el Paso
Tusrez
Gonzales Garza
Revolutionary Junta
Dr. Gomez
Washington
Day Named Head of the Equitable
New York April 20 The Equitable Life Assurance Society elected William A Day to succeed the late Paul Morton as president at a salary of 50000 a year, despite opposition from Superintendent Hotchkiss and the board urged mutualization and cooperation with the state department of Insurance. Morgan control cited as influence, with 502 shares held by trustees George W Perkins Justice Morgan J OBrien and Lewis Caas Ledyard.
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New York
Hotchkiss
Atte Department of Insurance
Equitable Life Assurance Society
William A. Day
J. Pierpont Morgan
Paul Morton Sa
Morton
Day
Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Europe
George W. Perkins
Morgan J. O'Brien
Lewis Caas Ledyard
Ap Trustess
Hotchkis
Hearing Reveals Alleged Payouts in Lorimer Election
Three key points emerged in the senate bribery hearing. Edward Tilden failed to appear with his accounts, sending a lawyer and affidavit stating no touching on Lorimer’s election. Duluth contractor Burgess testified that Wiehe pledged 10000 to a jackpot used for Lorimer.
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Springfield
Senate
Edward Tilden
Chicago Packer
Tilden
Etter
Lorimer
William Burgess
Duluth
Burgess
P. E F. Welhs
Edward Hines
Wiehe
United States
Hopkins
McCormick
John M. Pfeffers
Indictments Expand in Carnegie Trust Collapse Case
New York April 20 William J Cummins of Tennessee promoter and former head of the Carnegie Trust Company and Joseph B Reichmann ex president were further indicted in connection with alleged larceny of funds from the institution. A dozen new indictments were returned eight against Cummins and four against Reichmann.
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Cummins
New York
William J. Cummins
Tennessee
Carnegie Trust Company
Joseph B. Reichmann
Umming
Reichmann
Mob Dragging at Opera House Ends in Fatality in Kentucky
Yévermors April 20 M Potter a Black person was dragged onto the opera house stage tied to a post and shot by about fifty men, causing fatal injuries in a quarrel with Frank Mitchell aged 23. The event reports a violent mob attack at the stage location.
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Yévermors
M. Potter
Potter
Frank
Mitchell
Border Government Turmoil Cited in Tart Note Biat
A terse Tart Note Biat report accuses border authorities of chaotic governance and unclear policy directions. The piece highlights friction between agencies, delays in border processing, and rising tensions amid patrols and security checkpoints.
Mexico modifies note on Agua Prieta incident
Mexico City April 20 Mexico’s foreign minister de la Barra announced a revision to the reply to President Taft’s note on the Agua Prieta incident. He asked Ambassador Wilson to recall the remark about surprise at American army crossings and clarified Mexico does not seek U.S. intervention. The minister defended Mexico’s stance before the chamber of deputies, stressing a desire to avoid misunderstanding.
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Wilson
de la Barra
Congress
Mexico City
Mexico
Taft
Agua Prieta
de la Brtra
State Department
Washington
Gaujot
Moore
Minister de la Barra
United States
Diaz
Chamber of Deputies
Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia and Florida
Forecast calls for fair weather across Georgia and Florida this Friday night into Saturday with moderate north to northeast winds. Reported low temperatures around 66, highs near 68, and average around 62 with little to no rainfall in the past 24 hours. Stock metrics show a deficit since January 1 and overall month-to-date figures indicate slight anomalies.
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Georgia
Florida
Jacel Hayert
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