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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1910
Page
8
Walton county judge J R Wilkinson travels to Macon to attend the annual Grand Council of Royal and select York Rite Masons gathering. The trip highlights the judiciary's link with fraternal orders as he joins other members for the event.
Judge Wilkinson presides as grand master at the Select Masters session beginning at 10 this morning with new by laws to be adopted and the meeting to order. He is alee grand king of the Grand Chapter of Georgia and will participate in the convocation before returning to Atlanta. Bulloch Superior Court in Statesboro opens its spring term tomorrow with Judge Carlings presiding and a criminal docket including murder charges among fifteen felony cases slated for trial.
Hon Grosvenor Dawe, managing director of the Southern Commercial Congress in Washington, spoke to Americus business leaders after an auto tour of county roads and visits to Third District Agricultural College and Furlow schools. He urged youths to train for leadership amid immigration and warned against complacency, calling for active effort to harness the South’s opportunities and heritage.
San Antonio, April 25. It denied that Jonny Brush has had a second stroke of paralysis. Mr. Brush said today he is still suffering from the first stroke eight months ago.
New York reports 15-year-old James Muir head died after consuming wild parsnip during a woodland outing. He fell ill yesterday and expired early today, with the tragedy attributed to severe poisoning.
Mobile Alabama hosts United Confederate Veterans as streets glow with lights and a tented city. Georgia delegates fund travel for veteran E F Ruffin, a Lumpkin native who served in multiple armies, while opening ceremonies, guard of honor, and speeches emphasize Southern unity.
Washington April 11 The nomination of T A Guiley to be postmaster at Lavonia was confirmed by the senate.
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