Mayor Accusations Shape Atlanta Franchise Hearing
In heated Atlanta council debate over a Southern Light and Power Company franchise, Colonel Clifford L. Anderson accused Mayor James G Woodward of Georgia Railway and Electric Company ties, while Alderman Holland defended the mayor. Nine amendments to the ordinance were discussed as the council moved toward a second reading with prints ordered for members.
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General Council
Southern Light and Power Company
Clifford £. Anderson
Southern Llower Company
James G Woodward
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
P. & Arkwright
Anderson
Fulton Realty and Improvement Company
Woodward
Whih
Bruce
Charman
Ellis
Atlanta
Atlanta Telephone and Telegraph Company
Atlanta ‘Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Lmhta
Southern Light and Pow Company
Udereieund
City Electrician
Board of Electrical Control
Southern Licht and Power Companys
Delaware +better
Hias Cheorgia
Hicach
Counciman Ellis
Arkwright
Clifford Anderson
Clifford L. Anderson
Colonel Andeson
J. G. Woodward
Empire Wyldag
Tha Geor
Atlante
Georgia Rullway and Electric Company
Holland
Anderada
Georgia
Georgia Railway and Using Company
Colonel Anerson
Patton Realty and Improvement Company
Awkwright
Georgia Railway and Electr Company
Ark
Coleone
Atkinson
Clapp
Boston
Compar
Pine
New York
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad Company
Mr_ Arkwright
Coronel Anderson
Charles T. ‘Hopkins
Colonel Anderson
Mr. Arkwright
Georgis , Railway and Electric Company
Mnd JT
Anarson Gala
Colonel Andreon
Major Woodward
Quilian
Ounel
Judge Russell to Address Baxley Citizens Today
Baxley Georgia residents prepare for a speech by Judge Russell candidate for governor as Hoke Smith is slated to speak the following day. The city court has been in session all week with Judge J I Carter retiring after a notable record. Judge Russell delivered an address during court.
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Hoke Smith
Baxley
J. I. Carter
Russell
Local Obituaries and Meeting News
Short items report funerals for J P Welibern, Charlotte Dreyfus, John Ragsdale, J W Kee, and R M Wood with service times and burial plans across Wilson and surrounding areas. The Saturday Night Club meets at 6 pm in Carnegies library to debate church creeds and science.
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Carnegis
Prformsea
Goodwin Wins Point on Christmas Gift Ordinance Refer
Councilman Goodwin won a key point on an ordinance restricting Christmas gifts in city departments. The measure, tabled last Monday, was reintroduced and sent to the ordinance committee for action after initial passage 10 to 9 and later removal from the table. The committee, chaired by Ellis, with Patterson to finance, reported against the measure affecting comptroller relations. A separate resolution granted the water board authority to lay a six inch line from Murphy to Lee street on Gordon street at Willingham Tilt Lumber Co. expense. estimated cost is 200 dollars.
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Goodwin
Affternoon
Hirsch
Taden
Quilhan
Ordinance
Ellis
Patterson
Water Board Authority
Murphy
Lee Street
Gordon Street
Willingnam-Tilt Lumber Company
Mortuary notices from Commerce and nearby towns
Infant dies at Commerce. 18 month old child of Luther Farabe dies. remains to be interred at Gray Hill cemetery. Mrs Maggie C. Dimon of Columbus dies at her son in law’s home in Columbus. funeral held this afternoon. Thomasville report of Curton death from appendicitis. prominent merchant, buggy and harness business owner. Captain Carter B Harrison, brother of former president, dies in Murfreesboro at 65. served as U S marshal for middle Tennessee. survived by widow, a daughter and a son.
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Charlotlie Dreyfus
WC Sommer
Washington Street
Dreyfus
Samuel Dreyfus
Memphis
Tenn
Ben Rosenthal
HG Sommer
Lee Dreyfus
H.” Dreyfus
John Ragsdale
Nhisery
Hogenaville
H. M. Ragsdale
Atlanta
J W. Kee
Thurstley
Highland Avenue
Copeland
Kee
R M. Wood
Jedgeville
Swift & Hall
Osklang Cemetery
Pythias
Commerce
Luther Farabe
Gray Hill
Maggie
Dimon
Columbus
Maggie C. Dimon
Frank Reese
Rose Fu
J. S. Clifton
Thomasville
Curton
Clifton
Lumpkin
Carter Harrison
Nashville
Carter B. Hornson
Benjamin “Harrison
Negg Murfreesboro
Middle District
Tennessee
Harrison
Ryan Refuses to Answer Questions Over Harriman Tie Up
A Senate committee pressed questions on Thomas Ryan about a Harriman led deal to share insurance stock. Ryan refused on advice of counsel to answer whether Harriman discussed legislative investigations or insisted on ownership. The panel decided to forward Ryan’s testimony to the District Attorney for possible proceedings.
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Hartiman
Hughes
Ryan
Harriman
Cravath
Hysan
Bryan
Armstrong
Mr. Cravath
Mr. Ryan
Mer. Heiman
Mr. Chanman
Jerome
Mayoralty Race Settled In Cedartown
Cedartown selects Hon John B. Lacy as mayor over Captain W Hall in a clear mayoral race. Alderman from second ward A C Cobb runs unopposed. fifth ward alderman R C Pitts defeats G L Sloan. Longtime aldermen A P B Trunt first ward, Dr J J Cooper third ward, Dr C Wood fourth ward continue in office. In Tifton, Clyatt defeats Petergon for mayor by 92 to 84, with council winners H H Tift 148, G Slack 119, H F Bowen 118 and J W Goulding 108. Commerce reports Colonel Pamberton Cooley elected mayor.
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Cedartown
John B. Lacy
W. §. Hall
A. C. Cobb
R. C. Pitts
G. L. Sloan
A. P B. Trunt
J. J. Cooperrom
C. Wood
Rae Mace
Tifton
JW. Goulding
Spice
Clyatt
Tift
Slack
Bowen
Mr. Goulding
Commerce
Pamberton Cooley
W. C. Sheppard
C. M Sears
Claude Little
A. D. Harvin
P. M. Sheppard
J. M
A Fearful Pate In Piles Cure Ad from Masonville
A Masonville Indiana man Harry Colson writes of painful piles and endorses Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best cure. The ad claims the salve also heals cuts burns and injuries and is sold for 25 cents at any druggist.
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Harry Colson
Masonville
Bucklei
Arnie
Child Burned to Death Near Savannah
In Melchard near Savannah a fourteen month old child of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Gore died after being left in a room with a fire. Neighbors heard cries, the mother returned to find the child enveloped in flames, and Mrs. Gore sustained severe burns while trying to extinguish them.
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Savannah
Mra
T. T. Gore
Melchard
Gera
Ryan defends stock move amid Equitable probe and panic fears
Counsel says congressional committees lack contempt power while legislature is out of session. Ryan testifies he bought stock at high price to avert a feared nationwide panic if Equitable Society is put into receivership. He supports Morton for president and says he seeks a stable, economical management, with trustees controlling stock and a perpetual trust. Turner describes Bankers Guaranty Fund Life Insurance purchases.
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Comshirtes
Ryan
Avpid
Equitable Society
Paul Morton
Equitable Society Ie
Morton
Hyde
Charles M. Turner
Security Motial Company
Binghamton
Bankers’ Guaranty Fund Life Insurance Company
Atlanta
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Georgia Company
Alderman Holland
Col. Anderson
Oldknow
Arnold
Reuben R. Arnold
Mfe
Tai
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Southern Light and Power
General Warner
Warner
North Georgia Electric Company
Atlanta Telephone Company
Southern Company
Preston S$. Arkwright
Beng Incorporated
Southern Railway
Georgia Corporation
Leapoard Air Line
Louisville
Lmws
Mr. Smith
Seaboard “Air Line
Louieville and
Atlantic Coast Line
Ganda
Pluto Water
United States
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French Liew Springs
Rome
King Peete
King
Gov. Marietta and
Peachtree Sta
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Atlanta, Ga
Chicago
J. P. Weli-Bern
New Mexico
Connally Street
Westglow Cemetery
Mortuary
Lacy
Babe
Ager
Ayer
Lowsil
Haus
Prince Albert
Prince Albert Coat
West
Essig Bros
Whitehall St
Ar . PB
H, Brewster
Sibert Hewssall, Jr
Arthor Wanes
Ere
Ra & Howell
Qutrern Express CO
Cenada
Havans
Cubs
Southern Hzgress Company
Southern Express Company
Uva
Hartleefers Trottae
Oman
Weattony Ated Ag
Riotare Preewite
Gheagces Enoch
Uae
Orogciee
Atlanta Fireproofing CO
Fourth National Bank
South
Marietta Street
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