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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1907

Page

11

Police Kill Hold Up Crooks in Dragnet Chicago August 23

Chicago police killed a hold up man after he robbed a citizen and captured the robbers’ companion Thomas Kelly. Patrols and four squads combed the West Side, listing over twenty thieves and pickpockets in a nightly lineup as part of a broader raid to curb crime.

Chicago Khling Thomas Kelly Rame Hia Patrick J. Fee Kelly Michael O'Neill Barker West Side Central Bureau

Governor Smith Vetoes Two Bills in Recent Session

Governor Smith completed signing most bills from the recent assembly session. He vetoed two measures, one on ex-officio board membership for the State Normal School chair and another designating Effingham County Bank at Guyton as a state depository. The rest received approval. He indicated a possible extra session depending on state revenues and expenditures, with a final decision likely in the next two weeks.

Smith General Assembly Davison Greene State Normal School Athens The State University Yarlona Georgia Normal and Industrial Mitcdmes Guyton Effingham Effingham County Bank

Cornerstone layings mark Bowdon bank and Mason hall event

In Carralston Georgia on August 23 a large crowd attended the cornerstone ceremony for the new bank building and Mason hall at Howden. Dr. J B Warwick presided as district grand master, with Hon W C Adamson as keynote speaker introduced by J O Newell. The program featured remarks on the order’s benefits to humanity, plus contributions from Colonel C E Roop, Harman Reeves and J Q Newell. The Bowdon band provided music and Bowdon Masons prepared barbecue and a basket dinner for visitors.

W. C. Adamson Carralston Bank Masonis Hall Ait Howden Warwick Masons of Bowden W C Adamson J O Newell Adamson

Acquitted Man Confronts City Desk Over Defamatory Diagram

An acquitted man storms into the city editor's office claiming innocence after ten weeks of published diagrams showing his revolver and bullet trajectory. The editor dismisses his demand, noting display ads must be handled in the business office.

Opey Orcorrer Puck T Gueas Tse

New railroad commission picks still undecided

Governor Smith has not selected the two new railroad commission members. Savannah interest presses for A B Moore as a choice, while Thomasville’s S G McLendon is expected as chairman. Commissioner Joseph M Brown will not contest the governor’s order and awaits the legislature with a public statement.

Railroad” Commission Smith Tory Pope Brown Hawkinsvile Bevannah Hoke Smith Wilameon B Moora Savannah 8 G. McLendon Thomasville Reorganized Commission Tte Joseph M Brown McLendon Railroad Commission Brown

Suit Against Hardware Co. Filed in Texas Anti trust action

A Texas anti trust suit was filed in Austin by the attorney general's department on behalf of the state against the Interstate Harvester Company of America. The petition alleges violations of Texas anti trust law and seeks penalties of 1 100 000. The company is said to have formed an unlawful combine with McCormick Harvester and Machine Company Deer ing Harvester Company Plano Manufacturing Company Warder Bushnell Glessener Company Minneapolia Harvester Company D M Osborne Co and Austman Manufacturing Company.

Chicago the Tribune Dallas Tex Texas Austin Attorney General's Department Interstate Harvester Company of America Wisconsin McCormick Harvester and Machine Company Deering Harvester Company Plano Manufacturing Company Warder, Bushnell & Glessener Company Minneapolia Harvester Company D M. Osborne & Co Austman Manufacturing Company

Famous Bareback Rider Dies in New York

Mme Agnes Leake Passer, famed bareback rider and once a leading circus owner, died in Jersey City at relatives’ home. A Baltimore Sun note credits her with pioneering roles and high-titre walking fame in a career spanning decades.

Mme Agnes Leake New York Agnes Lake Jersey City

Judge Chas Roberts a Matrimonial Agent in Ward Eight

A local council member and real estate dealer, Charles M Roberts, acts as judge in a chaotic street court. He officiates marriages for inmates of Devil's Dip, fines and lectures offenders, and jokes about taking a vacation next year. The scene includes a race tainted sentencing and a poem left for The Constitution reporter.

Charles M Roberts Tanner Doe Jones Street

Wrightsville Youth Improves After Foot Surgery

Millard Daley of Wrightsville Ga, operated on by Dr Westmoreland about ten days ago, remains in danger though an afternoon improvement has given physicians hope for his full recovery. As his condition allowed, the operation on his ankle and foot was to be completed, but had to be postponed due to.health concerns. Daley is the son of Judge A F Daley of Wrightsville and is highly regarded in his hometown.

Henry Webb Ed Adkins Godwin Cummings Kirkpatrick Beck & Gregg Hardware Robert Wynne Ares Roberts Constitution Ation Ruwkle Millard Daley Wrightaville Westmoreland Waco Road Seventeenth Infantry Fort McPherson Adolph H Huguet War Department Department of the

Navigation Co. Seventeenth Boys Return Charter Granted

The Macon and Birmingham Navigation Company received a twenty year charter from Secretary Philip Cook to operate steamers on the Ocmulgee River between Macon and Brunswick. Principal office will be Macon with capital stock of 910,000, plans to add two steamers to ply the river to the seacoast. Incorporators include A W Osnoth, A L Chappel, B T Adams, M A Merritt, Arthur F Jones, D L McRae, and B E Roughton, all of Macon.

Semulgee Maconsmd Birmingham Navigation Company Ecretars Ptate Philip Cook Ocmulgee River Macon Brunswick Seacoast Wosmith Chappel Adams Merritt Arthur F Jones L McRse E Roughton

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