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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1906

Page

9

Conner Chosen to Head State Cultural Society Meeting

The August 6 Georgia Cultural Society gathered in Albany to elect officers led by President J O Connor of Cartersville. Officers named for districts include R F Critten of Shellman, James Foth, W D Hammock, J A Cobb, Roderik Leonard, A O J Smith, J T Willars, W H Lumpkin, Jo McCryan, Joe Claud, and Gege Gilmore. Committees were appointed to study agriculture commission creation and report to the next legislature session.

Wefin Ga Lowing J Jo Connor Cartersville F Critten Sar Shellman James Foth W D Hammock Ford John A Cobb Roderik Leonard A O J Smith J T Willars W H Lumpkin Jo McCryan Joe Claud Gege Gilmore Albany Haing Secrets Wood Felts Cartersgile Cool Willoughby de Ratt State College of Agricutire

Jesuits in Rome Convene to Elect New General

Delegates to the Jesuit congregation in Rome arrive for a convention to elect a new general. The election will be held September 1 after the death of Father Martin during the war. The order's constitution requires a will naming temporary assistants to manage affairs until the election.

Rome Rane Jesus Elec Father Martin

Eleven Ballots, No Results At Congressional Convention

The convention adjourned after eleven ballots to meet again at 3 AM to resolve nominations. J W Overstreet was nominated for the short term to replace the late Rufus Lester. J A Brannen and Walter Sheppard were proposed for the long term. the vote tied at 18 apiece after eleven ballots, with the meeting led by Colonel B P Miller. Temporary officers became permanent after Overstreet’s nomination.

J. W. Overstreet Statecsborn JW Overstreet Rufus Lester J A Brannen Walter’s Sheppard Colone B P Miller Laberty Country Overstreet

Open Shop Adopted for Post Office Workers

Washington reports a decision allowing postal clerks and post office staff to join a national labor union as long as they follow office rules and do not disrupt others. Postmaster Busse, Acting Postmaster Hitchcock, and Second Assistant Postmaster General Shallenberger announced the policy while noting protection for nonmembers. In Columbus on August 30 a local article notes planters holding cotton despite rising supplies and current prices.

Washington Postal Service Busse Chico Hitchcock Shallenberger Busges National Labor Union of Postal Clerks American Federal of Labor Merg Coalumbus

Rude Intimacy to Sw Howdy at August Bryan Reception

New York August 30 Augustus Thomas at the Bryan reception tonight spoke to Colonel Bryan and a crowd of Commercial Travelers of America. He urged a high standard of personal conduct, warned of political manipulation, and voiced support for law and moral force behind national leadership. The piece notes regional ads and a subsequent item on fusionist meetings and an obituary in Moran, Ga.

New York Augustus Thomas Bryan Bryan Ih Leese America Awaume League

Great Fair Macon Prepares for Centennial Exposition

Macon plans a grand centennial fair in Central Georgia with space for exhibits across Central City Park tents for 2600 square feet and a large new building. The October event will feature farm products livestock machinery and a historic Fort Hawking recreation with Indians and period displays. Races horse shows and a marching band will add excitement as thousands visit the mammoth fair preparations intensify.

Constitution Bureau Second Street Macon Georgia Central City Park Spens Fort Hawking

Female held on charges released to sell hose in another town

Annie Hodges, attractive young woman, was released from police custody today after charges preferred by prominent citizens. She left early for Savannah, and those who pressed charges did not seek further punishment, offering her a chance to sell hose elsewhere. She departed immediately, stating she might take her own life, and was reported detained longer in prison.

Annie Hodges Savannah

Murray Fined After Dog Chases Child At School Yard

Murray, a white man, was fined $1 for releasing his dog to chase children at the playground adjoining State Street School. He claimed rocks were thrown from the yard, prompting him to scare the youngsters by opening the gate to his yard and letting the dog pursue them.

State Street School Murray

Yellow fever scare grounds ship in Delaware Bay

A British steamer Elswick Lodge arriving at Delaware breakwater is quarantined after the second mate shows yellow fever symptoms. The vessel had sailed from Tampico and passed via Norfolk, with the quarantine enforced to prevent spread.

Philadelphia Elswick Lodge Tampico Mexico Norfolk Delaware Breakwater Delaware

The Continental at Atlantic Beach opens rates and services

The Continental at Atlantic Beach Florida begins operations under Mr H Bemisla offering rates of 260 and 3 per day with weekly monthly and seasonal options and optional private baths. Accommodates any pony size with comfortable rooms and bath facilities. Reduced summer tourist tickets available and convenient Jacksonville terminal connections noted.

Atlantic Beach Fla Jacksonville Florida East Coast Railway Mr. H. Bemisla

Hancock Courts Offbeat Night in Darktown Court

Hancock leads a lively session as Darktown defendants face fines and jail terms. Frank James and Daisy Williams mix cusses with flowers, pistol cases raise bonds, and Ola Perdue and Ella Means draw tough penalties.

Modern Trains Supplant Old Narrow Gauge System

The Gainesville Midland Railway broadgauge expansion reaches Bellmont and Jefferson, replacing the old narrow gauge. First broadgauge train to run last night marks a new era of growth as work continues toward Athens with trains expected to run directly from Gainesville in a few weeks.

Bellmont Jefferson Gainesville Bellmont and

Roosevelt Home Society Placed on Fraud List

Roosevelt Home Society email investigated by postal authorities at the president's request to issue a fraud order. A circular from August 4 signed by Roderick Bett outlines soliciting funds to buy the house at 26 East Twentieth Street New York. The circular also notes 50 percent of contributions would fund the club, prompting belief a court order may be possible.

Roosevelt Home Society Roderick Bett East Twentieth Street New York Fee Bay Roosevelt

Gibert & Clay Attacked in Jefferson County Bank Case

Birmingham August 30 The First National Bank of Birmingham has secured an attachment on the property and office fixtures of Gibert & Clay in Birmingham for 6859. The sheriff executes the attachment today. Bail was posted by consent. the property remains intact. The action arises from alleged defalcation by paying teller Alex Chisolm of the bank of 100000 dollars tied to a Colton speculation involving Gibert & Clay.

Birmingham Ala Jefferson County First National Bank of Gibert & Clays BL Hayes Alex Chisolm H Gipert

Old Soldiers Hold Reunion in Lithonia Georgia

About 2000 people attended the reunion of the thirty-eighth Georgia regiment of old soldiers in Lithonia Georgia on Thursday The day featured generous speeches and stories from veterans including Heo L F Lising aton as speaker of the day Captain b S axl and other organizers led the event to a cheerful close

Lithonia Thirty-Eighth Georgia Regiment of Lisingaton B S Axl Hapely Epere

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