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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1910

Page

6

Willard Chapter Backs Walker for Georgia Governor

Frances Willard chapter of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union in Atlanta says Edward H. Walker would have won Georgia’s governor race if women could vote in the primary. The group invites Walker to be an honorary member and address their meetings, praising his Prohibition stance and urging enforcement of liquor laws.

Edward H. Walker Georgia Taat Atlanta Frances Willard Christian Temperanes Union Smith and Brown Walker Mr. Walker Mary L. McLendon Tella Frances Willard Woman's Christian Temperance Union Hokesmith Trinity Church Bee Jong South

Seaboard Passenger Wreck Near Savannah

Seaboard Air Line passenger train No. 66 northbound struck two washouts near Exley Georgia north of Savannah this morning. Engineer Fred Pierce of Savannah died instantly and fireman Bam Dukes, a colored man, died of injuries. No other casualties reported. other equipment sustained damage.

Savannah Seaboard Air Line Exley Fred Pierce Bam Dukes Hite

County Records Open to Public

County records are open to the public says Chairmen B Turman of the board of county commissioners in response to complaints about monthly reports on convict labor on public roads. He argues no legal requirement for monthly publications exists, noting meetings are public and press coverage frequent. He details funds flow, salary payments, and that most county finances are controlled by law with warrants drawn by the chair, while stressing proportional tax usage and the impracticality of publishing property owner lists. A new county map and an engineer profile of proposed work are planned to improve public information.

B. Turman All Up Public Works Committee Atlanta State of Georgia Attapta Cermitteen Roan Pendleton Ellis Bell Reid Calhoun Donaldson Commissioners’ Office Grand Jury Board of County Commissioners Board of Education Juntres of Peace Courts Ordinary's Court

Need of Conservation in Georgia Mountains

Dr W C Bryant of Camp Yonah Habersham county spoke in Atlanta on conserving northeast Georgia forests. He and entomologist E L Wortham outline rainfall, water power, and farm prospects tying to Blue Ridge forests. Bryant warns that neglect will cause floods and droughts harming farmers, towns, and industry. The push includes Appalachian forest reserve plans and a 1806 legislative resolution to protect Tallulah Falls. The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs backs the effort as Worsham plans to present it to national leaders in St Paul and meetings with Roosevelt and Pinchot.

W. C. Bryant Camp Yonah Habersham County Atlanta E. L. Wortham Georgia Worsham Gifford Pinchot Orgeniner National Conservation Congress St. Paul Minn Bryant Blue Ridge Rabun Habersham Wolfare Cente Fta National Appalachian Forest Reserve Congress General’ Assembly Tallulah Falls EB. le Worsham Arate Rabyn Droutha Pols United States Roosevelt Pinecot National Forest Preservation Congress Georgia Federation of Women's Cluba

Sisters Reunite At Grave In Salvation Army Funeral

A veiled woman leads a pale six year old girl into an undertaker chapel for the funeral of a woman cared for by the Salvation Army. The two sisters had parted years earlier, one choosing poverty while the other sought pleasure. At the casket the younger sister bids farewell, crying God grant it is better so, as the procession begins with Salvation Army drums.

Etole Salvation Army Lkte Nell Ignen

Who Will Command City Stockade Control

City discussion centers on whether the stockade falls under the new superintendent of construction or a city council prison committee. City Attorney Mayson states the stockade stays under the council committee, despite a charter amendment shifting appointing power. The amendment reduced the superintendent of construction’s assistants from five to four, excluding the stockade role.

Elgineer Mayson Gerfarel Council General Council

City plans year end road cost report proposal

Athens Ga August 30 Special An attempt to compile precise yearly road repair costs stalled by late planning and data gaps. Officials seek city cooperation to obtain engineer data to publish a clear, public cost report. The board aims to disclose yearly road work costs though ongoing repairs and unfinished projects complicate accuracy. A Black person incident in Athens ends with officer Hurt after inmate Tom Smith caused a prison disturbance.

Menta Athens Tom Smith Negro Desperado hicCall Smith

Atlanta to Gulf by New Railroad

Atlanta plans a new rail link to the Gulf via the old Atlanta and Florida line to Fort Valley Perry and Hawkinsville with extensions into Florida. T H Ragan says Hawkineville to Perry will be built soon and the line already has grading on eighty miles Perry to Hawkinsville. The project aims to connect Hawkinville to other small roads and create a Gulf outlet from Hawkinsville on the Ocmulgee River.

Atlanta Gulf Florida Fort Valley Fort Vasey Perry Central of Georgia Hawkineville Flens Tor Tom J. Pope Brown T. H. Ragan Ragen New York Hawkinsville Am HawkingyMa J. A. J. Henderson le Anid Hawkinevilie Fs Ocmulges Darien

Duffey Named Head Of District School In Barnesville

Professor Lawrence Duffey of McDonough has been elected president of the Sixth District Agricultural School at Barnesville, Ga., to take effect June next. He succeeds M. B. Dennis, who has led the school for two years. Duffey will train a year, plans to attend the University of Wisconsin, and has long served as Henry County school commissioner. Dannes says next year looks encouraging with larger attendance and improved facilities, including new wood and blacksmith shops.

Barnesville Lawrence Duffey McDonough Duffey M. B. Dennis University of Wisconsin Henry County Dannis

Four Stray Bullets Strike Crowd in Texas Affray

In Dallas on August 30 a man attempting to shoot Ike Carlton fired four bullets into a street crowd in front of the courthouse. A 16 year old girl Lela Aiken and farmer Joy Brown were wounded. the shooter Tom Hendricks was arrested.

Dallas Texas Ike Carlton Tom Hendricks Court House Lela Aiken Joy Brown Hendricks

Hon L G Fonter and P Te Borsh Appointed in Clerk Roles

In a concise record, Hon L G Fonter serves as representative while P Te Borsh is named in the clerk position, with Arch Nichols involved in the proceedings. The brief item outlines these official roles and the procedural context.

L G. Fonter P. Te @ Borsh Arch Nichols

Young Lineman Electrocuted In Maconyards Accident

In Macon Georgia August 90 Special C F Crawford a young lineman for Central Georgia Power Company was electrocuted in railroad yards while stretching a new wire. Over 2300 volts passed through him and he held onto the pole for three minutes until life ended. A coroner's jury attributed the accident to a city fire alarm wire left across a Macon Railway and Light Company power line. He was unmarried, formerly a merchant, and resided in Columbia. Parents notified. Emperors Nicholas and Alexandra arrived at Hugsla Germany.

Macon C. F Crawford Central Georgia Power Company New City Macon Railway and Light Company H. Crawford Fionono Av Hue Columbia Nw Power

St Louis Shoe Shipments And Factory Output Week

Shoe shipments from St Louis for the week ending August 12 totaled 30 80 cages and production reached 438 615 pairs across 49 factories. The market saw strong demand as buyers from across the trade territory swarmed the area.

St. Louis

Madam Would You Like a Healthy Complexion Ad

An old advertisement touts Smith's Pineapple Butternut Pills as a cure for stomach, liver, and bowel issues claiming they purify blood and improve complexion. It promotes natural beauty and urges keeping pills on hand for constipation biliousness and headaches, noting physicians recommend them.

Smith

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