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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

25 Aug 1907

Page 9

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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1907

Page

9

Appeals for sober thought by citizens in Montgomery

Grand jury in United States court urged to diligently inquire into offenses resisting court process and obstructing justice amid controversy over federal rulings. Judge Thomas G. Jones warned of severe penalties and urged obedience to federal court orders to protect interstate commerce and public peace.

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Judge Jones and the Railroad Question

A Montgomery column recounts Governor Thomas G. Jones pushing to curb rail pass favors in Alabama politics. It traces his stance in the constitutional convention, early struggles with railroad influence, and his independent record on state and city issues including railroad regulation, taxes, and public service. The piece defends his integrity against innuendo and highlights his long public career.

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