Good Roads Train Arrives Sunday in Atlanta
National Good Roads Association secretary R W Richardson arrived in Atlanta to finalize plans for the state convention. The Good Roads Special train, with road-building machinery and experts, travels from Montgomery and will reach Atlanta Sunday night ahead of the Wednesday convention.
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R W Richardson
Chicago
National Good Roads Association
City
T. H. Martin
Atlanta Good Roads Association
Atlanta
Richardson
Tme
Montgomery
Martin
Soldiers’ Home Road
Georgia
Fiat
Ohe
Martin Dodge
Department of Agriculture
M. O Eldridge
RV. Roe
Charles T. Harrison
W. H. Irwin
W. H. Moore
R. W. Richardson
E. G Richardson
Good Roads
United States
American Road Machine Company
Kennett Square
F C. Austin Company
Harvey, Ills
Western Wheeled Scraper Company
Aurora
Aultman’ Co
Canton
Ohio
Buffalo Pitts Company
Buffalo
Second Try at Blalock Bill Advances in Legislature
The filing of a bill to appropriate 150 dollars for indexing journals was read and sent to the appropriations committee. Debate over rule reform continues as Litthe explains committee reluctance while Hardwick wins support to adopt the resolution. Numerous bills pass including tax, school bond, and city court reforms amid tabling actions.
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Hardwick
Adams
Putnam
Wright
Floyd
Not Guilty Verdict in Freeman Vice Crusade Case
In Atlanta city court, S T Freeman manager of the Arington hotel was acquitted of running a house of questionable character. The trial began Thursday, verdict delivered Friday morning. Dr Len G Broughton spoke of the outcome but did not express opinion. He reserved full remarks for Sunday night at the Tabernacle Baptist church. Other crusade cases delayed to a later adjourned term. A charter for the Atlanta and Winchester Oil and Gas Co was filed with capital stock stated as 3,000, with potential increase to 500,000, to mine bore gas oil and mineral water, Fulton county headquarters with possible branches elsewhere. Multiple named incorporators listed. The petition filed by J A Hunt.
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City Criminal Court
S.T. Freeman
Arington
Freeman
Len G. Broughton
Vice
Atlanta
Calhoun
Dr. Broughton
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Iro
Atlanta and Winchester Oi and Gas Company
J W. English
Rhodes & Haverty
A McCord
J. G Hickey
E P. Black
H. Thornton
J. R Hopkins
A. H. Davis
W. J. Campbell
A. C. Morris
W. C. Reess
F. W. McRae
J. A Hunt
Lee Hagan
H. D. Jaquish
George W
Katie Sciples
J.A Perdue
A P. Herrington
D. Greenfield
Julian Pultz
S. Morris
J. R. Mell
J. D Rhodes
B A Warlick
B. H. Cochran
H. 0. Reese
C. H. Muler
B M. Blount
T. A Frierson
W. P. Andrews
J. H. Owing
J. A. Hunt
Erwin Named General Manager Of Tallulah Falls Railroad
W Stanhope Erwin, long associated with the Tallulah Falls railroad, is appointed general manager replacing Samuel C Dunlap who resigned. Erwin, formerly auditor and later general passenger agent, will base at Tallulah Lodge and push for summer business. The Asheville meeting elected Erwin to the American Association of General Passenger and Ticket Agents. The Tallulah Falls line shows improved finances, with last year’s operating expenses at 78 percent of gross and net earnings over 3,000 on 21 miles. Meanwhile, the Western and Atlantic runs a special train for the legislative inspection committee from Chattanooga to Atlanta. The issue highlights rail promotions, hotel ties, and touring routes for autumn and winter travel.
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George Lewis Prentiss
Tallulah Falls
W. Stanhope Erwin
Samuel C. Dun
Erwin
Lorain
Mr. Dunlap
Asheville
American Association of General
Tallulah Lodge
Dunlap
Gainesville, Jefferson and
Southern
Atlantic
Legislative Inspection Committee
Little
House
Senate
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Twenty-seventh Infantry
Fort McPherson
Jeavé
South Carolina
Charleston
Eight Armed Men Open Fire In Decatur Courtland Clash
Police and a crowd clashed near Decatur and Courtland streets as eight armed men entered a dance dive. Two officers wer shot at. Officer Fogg wounded a suspect, Charley Jones, who was arrested along with a third man, Percy Echols. Two pistols were recovered, likely stolen from Anderson Hardware. Police seek remaining suspects.
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Rowe
Fogs
Decatur and
Courtland Streets
Decatur Street
Courtland Street
Gilmer Street
Bone
Fogg
Officer Fogg
Charley Jones
Polce
Henry Beattie
Deratur
Beattie
Bis Grounds
Will Stokes
Stokes
Fore
Jones
Percy Echols
Anderson Hardware Company
Edgewood Avenue
Peachtree Street
Major Parson buried with Masonic rites at Westview Cemetery
The body of Major Edward Parson, who died Wednesday night, was interred yesterday morning in Westview Cemetery after funeral services at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church led by Rev. Albion W. Knight. Parson, a Mason, received Masonic funeral honors with an escort from the Pioneer Citizens' Society and floral tributes.
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Westview Cemetery
Edward Parsons
St. Philip'’s Episcopal Church
Albion W. Knight
Parson
Pioneer Citizens’ Society
Subcommittee Meeting on City Executive Committee
The subcommittee chaired by J. BR. Smith met yesterday at 6 PM with R. Smith, Colonel W. D. Thomson, W. T. Winn, and John McCullough present. W. J. Campbell reported expenses for the primary at 746.70 and a 158.20 balance, 17 percent of the assessment, ordered returned to the candidates as checks were mailed last night.
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City Executive Committee
J. BR. Smith
A R. Smith
W. D. Thomson
W. T. Winn
John McCullough
W. J. Campbell
Railroad Leaders Return to Duty Amid Fire Injury Recovery
In Atlanta and surrounding rail circles, President Charity A. Wickersham and other railroad figures are reengaging after burns from a recent expansion incident. They plan to attend gatherings Monday as friends and colleagues welcome their return to activity. Richmond reports President John Skelton Williste signaling increased mail and freight contracts and a broader timetable for cargo.
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Richmond
John Skelton Williste
Regarong Air Line
Fepane
Adettier
Grain markets and trade take brisk November turn
The weekly trade review reports large year over year gains in exports, corn and wheat prices surging amid limited shipments and high demand. It notes strong activity in wool, footwear contracts, and steel markets, with turmoil from labor disputes and freight car shortages affecting shipments. Deaths and local notices accompany the market brief.
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Dun’s
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Boston
Augusta and Atlanta Rail Schedules Bespeak Daily Trains
The page lists multiple rail departures and arrivals between Augusta Atlanta Covington LaGrange and Montgomery with times such as 12 45 pm and 8 00 pm. It notes trains to Knoxville Selma Montgomery Palmetto and LaGrange and states daily operations with Sundays excluded for some services.
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Augusta
Ami Lithonia
Covington
Ami
FE Fauguata
Eve Bose
Montgomery I
Montgomery
Selma
Selna
Palmeto
Formello
Onis
Po LaGrave
Cee Aay
Onder LaGrange
laGrange
Atlanta
Knoxville
Northfet
Vila W
Marts
Kuorville
Sunisy
The Washington and Limited trains run Atlanta to Washington
The Washington and 3 Limited train from Atlanta to Washington and New York offers through modern vestibule coaches Pullman sleepers and dining cars. Daily noon arrival to Washington and 12:40 pm to New York with connections from Richmond Norfolk and Virginia lines and Cincinnati through trains.
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Washington
America
Atlanta
New York
United States
Vesti
Pullman
Norfolk
Virginia
Cline Mecort
Teaves
Cincinnati
Carenin
Pat Eaves
Loiteville
Louisville
Eries
Cineintar
Kansans City Limited
Kemugh
Memphis
Des Gexches
Kanbat Cc’ &. A
Denver
West
Pho Florida
Tecken
Joe Tapethe
Bente Lee
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Santor
Brent A
Woolley
de Atlanta
Car
Crichton
Smithe
Total
Actua
Brest Boronze
Southern ‘Orrasdh
Oh Atl Uit
Hotere
Alabama & Whitehall
Atlants
Nashville
Tours
Little Hocket Worth
Galveston
Maine
California
Lycett
Whitehall St
Wae BT
Dorsey Dorsey
P H Brewster
Albert Howell
Brewster & Howell
Pryor and
Hunter Streets
Hugh V Washington
Macon
Foote’s
Alabama St
Peter Lynch
Whitehall Street
Peter Lytch
West Mitchell
Masy
Udbury
Millville
Kentucky
Wong@er
Bartram & Shomo
Empire Building
B. H. Veal
Hare
Serge
E. Sutherland Medicine Co
Dr. Bell
Blalock Bill
Muscogee
Industriai
Carrington
Madison
Comer
Harkins
Gordon
Calhoun Institute
Caloun
Mesata Smith
Merritt
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Hancock County
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Anna Brown
Copeland
Walker
Linwood
South Georgia Lumber Company
Q Stewart
W. Hunter St
Madison Ave
Oakland City
Central of Georgia Railroad Company
J. H. Lumpkin
Central Railroad
Oalkland
Southeastern Passenger Association
Mississippi
Pensacola
Birmingham
Jellico
Middlestewn
J W. Smith
Merchants and Miners’ Transportation Company
Baltimore
H Hz. Sutton
Cotton Belt
O. L. Mitchell
The
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C. C. Merko
Big Four
38. S. Brand
Condon
Whitehah
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Major Parsons
King Hardware Co
Mowey
Charity
Washington Street
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G&. W. Adaik
Footer & Davies Co. de
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Waterman's Ideal
Mower-Hobart Co
Peachtree St
Waterman
Mower-Mobart Go
Bradstreet’s
Whitehall
Treslan
Elizabeth Trestilan
Central Avenue
Oakland Cemetery
James Whelan
Twelfth Cavalry
Department of
Harpers
Hawthorn
W. E. Henley
Franklin Square
York
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W. J. Jones
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Er M. Patterson
Bf. Mauck
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