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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1910

Page

1

Joe Brown Campaign Torchlight Rally Planned at Grand Opera House

The Joe Brown Club of Fulton County hosts a meeting at the Grand Opera House to plan a Monday night torchlight parade concluding a campaign push. Speakers include W. D. McNeill of Macon, Joe Danson of LaGrange, and Irvin W. Wilson of Atlanta, with Alin Brampe set to preside. Ed Maddox defends his railway-lawyer connections as local counsel for the Central of Georgia, denying influence over Governor Brown’s campaign. Thomas County figures, led by J. L. Baverly, claim support for Brown amid local political shifts.

Grand Opera House Joe Brown Club Fulton County W. D. McNeill Macon Joe Danson LaGrange Irvin W. Wilson Aittle Mr. Arnold Hoke Smith Georgia Mr. Smith Maddox F. W. Copeland Hoke Smich Ulud Floyd County John K. Davis Polk County John E. Rosser Walker County Br. Arnpkt Atlanta Journal Edom Central of Georgia Hokesmith Agath Brown Central Railroad Floyd Purity Journal LT Wisn Arnold Atlanta Inat Sundaya Journal Governor Brown North, Georgia Davis Ap Hoke Smith Lab J. E. Rosser Hoke Sraith Oourt Dring Wall Emich Pownsel Central of Georgia Railway Company Berome Eorgis Xilil

Roosevelt Urges Negro Progress in South Unity

Former President Colonel Roosevelt addressed 1,100 delegates of the National Negro Business Men's League in New York. He praised the league, urged self help and business enterprise, and warned against northern interference while stressing patient reform and uplifting the race through good citizenship.

National Negro League South New York Roosevelt United States National Negro Business Men's League Ikea North Newre League Indoraed Idlenean Morabasa

Dahlman Nominated for Governor in Democratic Race

Omaha reports Mayor Dahlman secured the Democratic nomination for governor over Governor Shelfen by a safe majority based on returns received today and tonight. The notice notes the political shift in the state and marks Dahlman as the party’s gubernatorial candidate.

Omaha Neb Rassday Dahlman Shelfenby

Smith supporters rally as Hoke Smith gains Georgia backing

A telegram from Hoke Smith urged winning Georgia support, with DuPont Guerry joining Smith. Ward rallies drew large crowds in Atlanta as Smith backers touted cross county strength and clean registration efforts. Officials warned against dead voter lists and circulated Brow n campaign materials were denounced as falsehoods.

Dupont Guerry Smith Ward Miller County Circular

New York Democrats Plan Rochester Convention

New York Democrats decide by unanimous vote to hold the state convention in Rochester on September 27. The meeting also adopts a resolution regretting the attack on Mayor Gaynor and wishing him a speedy recovery. The session lasts about fifteen minutes.

NEW York Democrats Rochester Gaynor Baratoom Democratic State Committee Ncon Gaypor

Brown Clubs Rally Past Georgia in Governor Campaign

In Dawson and Sumter counties Brown supporters gathered for rallies led by Judge Crosland and Judge Hixon to campaign for Governor Brown. In Valdosta and Savannah Hoke Smith spoke to thousands, criticizing Brown and outlining his plan for Georgia. The events featured intense political activity, with visits planned to Leslie, Waycross, Jesup, and other towns as the race grows heated across the state.

Dawson Terrell County Joe Brown Club D. F. Crosland Albany Brown Alles Rotunda M. C. Edwards Sumter Americus Leslie Wiliam W. Dykes Sumter County Brown Club James A. Hixon Joe HU Hall John Mabry Smith Howden Bavannah Bowden Waycross Adid

Weather Prophecy Georgia Showers Saturday

Weather outlook for Georgia indicates Saturday showers with variable winds. Forecast notes partly cloudy periods and low temperatures near six degrees with higher readings through the day. Rainfall measurements and monthly totals are incomplete in the fragmentary report.

Georgia Sander Claudy

American yachts defeat Spanish visitors in Taft Draper cup race

In August 19 racing at Marblehead amid Sea Bantian weather, three American yachts dominated the event. Harpoon, owned by Z Adams, leads to another win securing the President Taft cup with Beaver and Cima close behind. Final times list Harpoon 2:69:87, Beaver 3:08:22, Cima 3:06:13.

Marblehead Moss Taft C. F. Adame Beaver C. H. Fest Es Cima Guy Lowell van House Abana Janet V. le Doriga Papoose A & Heguren

Louisiana Assembly Acts on Exposition

The Louisiana House reported favorable action on a Panama Exposition tax measure as the special session neared closing in Baton Rouge. The proposal would provide up to 8.5 million dollars for the New Orleans exposition and related improvements, with governor Bandera signing off as the session concluded.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Menereliabiy Boon Erin

Brown Favored Rate Reductions In Rail Policy

Governor Joseph M. Brown, charged with opposing passenger rate cuts, is shown to have supported reductions before and after becoming railroad commissioner. The Atlanta Journal reprints his dissent from June on rail rate policy, noting prior voluntary cuts on Western routes and indicating continued support for lower freight and passenger charges.

Joseph M. Brown Atlanta Journal Brown Trailroad Commission

Illinois Central executives held on fraud warrants

Three former Illinois Central Company officers were arrested on warrants over alleged railroad fraud totaling about 1.5 million dollars. Frank Harriman Charles Ewing and John Taylor face conspiracy and confidence game charges. Bonds set at 10 000 each. The probe linked to a broader graft inquiry touching the late Ira G Rawn and other officials. Continued on Page Five.

Chicago Clinois Central Company Frank B Harriman Charles L. Ewing Obie River John M. Taylor Herahan Svre Werranta J. T. Hareabka Ilinoia Harriman Ewing Harrison Street Thair Harahan Ageregele Anone By & At Swing Taylor Len Annitids Mosey Sala Ira G. Rawn Illinoia Central Road Monon Vresat Murray Nelson, Jr Illinois Central Rawn

Advertising Talks on Trustworthy Service in Retail

A national clothing merchant urges employees to back up advertising with absolutes in service. No broken promises, immediate communication if delays occur, and every staff member must honor each pledge as if it were their sole duty. A shopper’s disappointment equals a lost customer.

National Repute

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