No Control of Central Declares Sam Spencer
Hearing before the railroad commission tests ownership of Central of Georgia stock after claims of Southern Railway influence. Spencer testifies no ownership or control by the Southern, cites complex reorganization history, committee holdings, and possible contingent interest while denying direct control or illegal aims. Major Hanson and Colonel Lawton also testify amid questions of legal ownership and future action.
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Sam Spencer
Spencer
Southern
Southern Railway
Jackson
Georgia
The
Railroad Commission
Pres Gent
Augusta
Mr. Spencer
Fleming
Macon
United States
John M Egan
Egan
Harvey E Fisk
New York
Centrala
Board of Directors
Centrals
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Major Hanson
J I. Hanson
Central of Georgia
Pleming
Hifi
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Atlanta, Journal
Maver
A. H Jolina
George Sherman
A R Lawton
Savan
Wansor
Hanson
Han Beer
Hianson
Lawton
A R. Lawton
A J. Thomas
Richmond Terminal Company
Epencer
Southern Rrailway
Watch
Thomas & Ryan
Joline
United States Supreme Court
Northern Securites
Uablity
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Irman
Chinese editor denounces immigration bias at conference
A San Francisco Chinese editor at a National Civic Federation immigration event criticizes U S anti Chinese measures, asserts Chinese are capable and taxed, calls for fair treatment, and warns of rising China demanding equal rights within a decade. He argues Americans exaggerate danger, cites deportation of educated Chinese, and pleads for better inspectors.
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China
N G Bpoan Chew
San Francisco
Natiional Civic Federation
Asigte
Pacific Coast
United State
Ni York
Central stock ownership case ends without clear action
The commission could not authorize continuing violation of state law and only asked the attorney general to pursue compliance. Testimony repeated earlier investigations, with Thom accusing private motives behind the petition. Fleming claimed public and private aims. a deed was reviewed, Spencer testified that Central stock was not part of the transfer. No final decision announced.
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Southern
Judicial Tribunals of
Georgia
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Rail Toad Commission
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Fleming
Central
Colonel Lawton
Ane
New York
Richmond Terminal
Central Railroad and Banking Company
Coster
Southern Railway
Lawton
United States
Macon
Richmond Terminal Company
Central of Georgia
Spencer
Commission
Hill
Southern Railway Company
Centrals
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The
Tilt
Mr Spencer
Comer
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Titchmonda
Southerns
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Jackson
Central Receivership
Richmond Rermnal Company
Counail
Jacksons
Gut
Ins
N. E. Harris
Case Before Bonaparte on Meriwether Fate
Secretary Bonaparte has the Meriwether court martial record for Midshipman Minor Meriwether accused in the death of Midshipman Branch. Judge Advocate General completed review and submitted to the Secretary, who will discuss the case with the President before final action.
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Meriwether
Don Ae
Navy
Washington
Bonaparte
Annapoli
Judge Advocate General of the Ways
Ship Holly and Mistletoe, Tramm? From Mount Olive to New York and Chicago
From Mount Olive near Goldsboro carloads of holly with berries are shipped to New York and Chicago, becoming a growing business. Swamps yield holly cut in short pieces and crated specially, selling at four dollars per crate. Mistletoe is in strong demand in New York city with sprays priced at twenty six cents.
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Arcuvasder
Mount Olive
Goldsboro
New York
Chicago
Pete
New York City
Free medical counsel at Hathaway office Sundays in Atlanta
Notice invites all to consult Dr. Hathaway at 33 Inman Building 221 2 Broad St Atlanta Ga free of charge. Weekday hours 830 am to 8 pm and Sunday service with X Rays Static Galvanic and Faradic devices available. No obligation to start treatment. Persons living nearby should write the doctor.
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Inman
Broad St
Atlanta Ga
Brotherhood of Painters oppose wood alcohol use in varnishes
The Brotherhood of Painters Decorators and Paper Hangers adopted a resolution to discontinue wood alcohol in varnish manufacture. The movement, begun last October in Lynn Massachusetts after a painter was blinded, aims to win Congress support to abolish grain alcohol tax when unsuitable for beverage use. In Ohio, Supreme Court judges wore robes today for the first time, following a state bar association resolution.
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Brotherhood of Painters
Lynn
Mass
Congress
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Coirt of Ohio
State Bar Association
Talks to Young Men No 29 opens views on farm land profits in the Southwest
The feature argues industrial investments offer 6 percent in cities, but farmers in the Great Southwest can earn 50 to 100 percent annually by farming. It claims land costs from $5 to $30 per acre yield double to ten times value yearly, with crops like potatoes wheat and corn. The Frisco System offers travel discounts on December trips and invites inquiries for placement.
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Great Southwest
Southwest
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