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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1910

Page

8

Memorial Day Address by John M Slaton in Oakland

Hon John M Slaton, president of the Georgia senate, delivers the Memorial Day speech beside the Confederate monument in Oakland. He honors southern labor, women, and veterans, praising industry, loyalty, and the memory of Confederate ancestors while urging a pantheon of civic virtue in Georgia granite.

John M. Slaton John M Slaten Georgiz Sonate Oakland Slaton Sala Memorial Association New South Elobe East Georgia Hugh Capitol Square Chevalier Bayard John B Gordon South Gordon Fe Confederacy Ana Les Jackson Davis Longstreet Spaulet Confederacy Menstra

Neal Bank Receiver Pays State Six Thousand Five Hundred Twenty Nine

In a Supreme Court ruling the Central Bank and Trust Corporation receiver for the Neal bank paid the state treasury 652.08, part of 1187108 on deposit at failure. Tax collector T R Floyd held funds for DeKalb County. The sum represents the state’s portion of three dividends declared since the bank failed.

Supreme Court Central Bank and Trust Corporation Neal Bank T R. Floyd DeKalb County

Little Cannon at Home Again in Memorial Day Observance

Memorial Day at Marietta featured a grand ceremony centering on the restored little brass cannon of the Georgia Military Academy. The event included cadet contingents, prize essays, memorial oration by Luciet L Knight, a Rodgers address, and songs by Miss Ruth Rogers. Governor Brown attended with staff among numerous notable guests.

Lucien Knight Robi. L. Rodgers Marietta Georgia Military Academy Georgia Miliary Academy John Wallis Brumby Athens Ephraim B. Brumby Chattanooga James R. Brumby Burwell Atkinson Camden County Julius L Brown Atlanta Robert Irwin Cobb County John Manger Homer Heynolds J 3 Austin J ¢ Waters F Burt Graves Tennant Barrington King H H W Cabaniss John M Green Lodowck Hill J F Hodges Macon Annie Pope Bryan J & Bryan Gettysburg Jit Derry J . Fister Luciet L. Knight Knight Clay Robert L.r Rodgers Ruth Rogers Rodgers Memorial Raodation Lena Baldwin Confederate States John Graham Mia M Cros L B Roberson John Awtre Len Baldwin J . Patton Wilder Glover Ernel Malcolm Hawkins Emmy Little Alice Baxter Atlanta United Daughters of the Confederacy Ellis Misa Sallie Brown Brown Mra Derry Vera Rodgers Mina Rodgers Mixa Woodard Governor Brows

Exhibition of Rare Old Engravings at 226 Peachtree

Siphers of New York fame has arranged an exhibit at 226 Peachtree featuring a rare selection of old and new colored engravings. The display includes facsimiles of Gainsborough Reynolds and Lawrence works, with remarkably accurate reproductions and time worn coloring that challenge connoisseurs. Also showcased are London Street Cries not previously shown.

Siphers New York Fifth Avenue Byphers & Co Peachtree Gainsborough Reynolds Sir Thomas Lawrence Rooney Guerre London

Fail to Secure Jury to Try Ex-Sheriff Lyons and Son

In Jesup Georgia on April 26 the effort to summon a jury for ex Sheriff Lyons and Archie Lyons over the December 12 1905 killing of M Fleming Smith failed. Of 288 jurors canvassed only 7 were seated, a mistrial declared, and venue changed to Glynn County Superior Court. The prisoners were moved to Brunswick for confinement awaiting trial in January.

Jesup Ga Conyers Glynn County

Atlanta Firm Gets Macon Bond Issue

Macon Ga April 26 Special At tonight's session of the city council the award of the sale of the $200000 issue of bonds for paving was made to Hileman & Companys of Atlanta Arrangements were made regarding paving contracts and the work will be put forward with rapidity as possible.

Macon Hileman & Companys Atlante

Farmers urged to replant in corn after cold killed cotton

Commissioner of Agriculture T G Hudson said farmers should replant in corn rather than grow a second stand of cotton after the recent cold wave damaged Geecy cotton. He noted cotton rarely thrives where killed by cold, it's late in the season to plant cotton, and while 35 or 10 percent of the crop is ruined, higher corn prices may offset losses. Hudson cites farmers planning to switch to corn on destroyed cotton land.

Liery Otton Commissioner of Agriculture T G Hudson M. Hudson Hudson

Mitchell Shot Dead in Jones County Georgia

Special report from Juliette Georgia dated April 26 describes JW Mitchell a leading Jones county figure shot and killed, with George Clark colored named as alleged shooter. Witnesses gave conflicting testimony, suggesting a shotgun caused the fatal wound. The killer remains at large amid a land dispute.

Mitchell Juliette Ga JW Mitchell Jones County George Clark

Appeal for aid for Woodland people in Talbot county

A letter from J O B S D Walker of Sparta Georgia requests aid for Woodland in Talbot county after a cyclone damaged nineteen houses, the school, church, warehouse, plant, drug store, and more. He urges Georgia readers to support the afflicted community and mentions personal appreciation for any contributions.

Constitution Weedland Talbot County Excelsior Woodland Georgia Wood-land Walker

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