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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1909

Page

7

Taft cabinet rumors name Nagel and Dickinson

Reports place Charles Nagel of St Louis as secretary of commerce and labor and R A Ballinger of Seattle as secretary of the interior in the Taft administration. Dickinson of Tennessee, yet residing in Chicago, is mentioned as a potential secretary of war with Taft’s plan to visit Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Taft travels and public appearances continue with stops in Xenia and Philadelphia.

Charles Nagel St. Louis Commerce and Labor R. A. Ballinger Taft Philadelphia Columbus Mdickinson Tennessee Charles Nagek Louis RA. Ballinger Seattle West Interior Nagel Mrr Tate Dickinson Chicago Central Bryan Xenia Ohio Tadt Osr Philadelphie Tre. B. Weir Mitchell

Mothers Congress Holds Long Session in New Orleans

New Orleans, February 20. The National Congress of Mothers opened at 9 30 a.m. with Mrs Orville Bright presiding. The day featured home and school war themes, a message from U S Education Commissioner Elmer Ellsworth Brown, and talks by University of Christo dean William A. Owen and Mrs William S Hefferman. An afternoon river trip with luncheon followed.

New Orleans National Congress of Mothers Birs. Orville “Ft. Bright Milnois Fruitield United States Commissioner of Education Elmer Ellsworth Brown Nicholas Bauer Aesistant Wiliam A. Owen University of Christo Wiliam 5

Atlanta Autocrat Association plans city auto show

Promoters of the show secure a charter and form a larger committee after an enthusiastic Atlanta Chamber of Commerce meeting. Three committees reported progress while telegrams poured in, with dates to be set by the joint committees and promotion continuing through the week.

Cherter Gens Chamber of Commerce Gans Tina Ware and Men B. Johnson Atlanta Auto Trades Association Hanson and Johnson Toro

Dealers and owners decide for show in Atlanta Armory

The Atlanta Auto Trade Association and Fulton County Automobile Club form a joint show committee. Representatives Hanson Gets Jonnson Ryan Davison Cohen announce support for an Atlanta automobile show at the Auditorium Armory, but dates depend on northern factory schedules and show committee approval.

Atlanta Mr. Hanson Atlanta Auto Trade Association BE. W. Gets C. H. Jonnson G. W. Hanson Ustem County Automobile Club Charles J. Ryan Beaumont Davison John S. Cohen Auditorium Armory Fulton County Automobile Club

Meeting with Carmack Termed Accidental Shooting Defense Highlight

In Nashville on February 20, the trial of Cooper, Robin J. Cooper and John Sharp for murder of former Senator Hans Carmack opened with the defense presenting young Robin Cooper as a strong witness. He testified about his father D. B. Cooper and described the events leading to the shooting. The day featured crowd disruptions and expected witnesses, including a potential Missouri witness and Colonel D. B. Cooper as possible defense key.

Nashville Tenn Duncan B Cooper Robin J. Cooper Joh Sharp tYnstad -Stella Hansrn W. Carmack Boyleh Robert J. Coopar Atete Robin Cooper Fort St. Thomas Hospital Senator Carmack Robin Carmagh Coopers Cooper Anderson Jrand Nashville Court House D. B. Cooper Missouri Toth Slaes Iived Viate Judge Anderson Movaro Aster Anderson Moma John Sharp James Bradford

Slayer Killed Cop In New York Burglary Case

Edward Byrnes shot Police Sergeant J B Goldhammer during a failed arrest at Byrnes apartment police say Byrnes mistook the officer for a burglar and fired. Officials expect Byrnes to be acquitted, citing police bitterness and claims of courtroom delays.

New York Edward Byrnes J. B. Goldhammer Byrnes Goldharmmer Jourgler Bingham Goldhammer Cook

Election Row Shooting Sparks New Orleans Feud Spur

Henry Champaign deputy sheriff of St Martin parish died later, Albert Caspit detained on suspicion after a shooting at Bonuz Hedge Louisiana during a primary election row between Champaign and Cam fut factions at Bougx Brides.

New Orleans Cwbrumry Henry Champaign St. Martin New Orlense Piptoi Bonuz Hedge Albert Caspit Aiteet Champaign Bougx Brides

Life Company Barred. WOU. arse, eves eet STU new Communnioner

McComb takes charge as commissioner amid scrutiny of 49 continuing business ties in a chartered company. The life firm faces regulatory action and possible sale of assets as concerns emerge over governance and duties.

McComb Chia Ebara

Roosevelt Power Debate Over Steel Trust Merger

Washington reports that a Senate subcommittee found President Roosevelt lacked authority to permit the Tennessee Coal and Iron merger with United States Steel and that the absorption violated antitrust law. The panel noted no action likely this session and draft language caused consternation in the Senate.

Roosevelt Senate Culberson Washington Committee On Funerary Tennesseas Coal and Iron Company United States Steel Corporation To Gay Tull Tennesare Company United States Atem Corporation Coussternation Such & Report

Senator Clay to Fight Tilson Over U S Attorney Nomination

Washington February 20 Senator Clay a Georgia Democrat says he will be consulted before any change in the northern district of Georgia U S Attorney Tate is turned out He supports Carter Tate and would likely oppose Tilson's confirmation if pressed He notes he has not yet decided and cautions not to cross that bridge until reaching it Clay and Tate are longtime friends from north Georgia.

Clay Tate Dy John Carrigan, Jr Washington Pectarj Willam J. Tilaon Senate United States Northern District of Georgia Carter Tate Clay Jn Witt Tart Senator Clay North Congress Tilson Tats

Wedding Feast Liquor Seized in Police Raid

Police raided a wedding feast halting celebrations as officers seized liquor amid a reported violation. Guests and organizers cooperated with investigators while tensions cooled after the disruption.

Morris Cohen Charged With Provy Violation Wedding Feasts Clouded by Charges

An Atlanta wedding planned for Miss Lily Cohen and Samuel Loch faced potential disruption as Morris Cohen, father of the bride, faced two provy crime charges and was bailled at $2,000. The celebration at the Jewish Synagogue near Piedmont Avenue was to follow a church ceremony, with police officials among early arrivals and guests invited to witness the event.

Atlanta Willenea Lily Cohen Daughesr Morris Cohen Courthind Street Samuel Loch Jim Bride Morris Gohen Recorder's Court Piedmont Avenue Gifeter

Weather Prophecy FAIR Georgia Felt Sunday Monday

Forecast calls for light to moderate south winds and near to below normal temperatures. Expect a mild weekend with limited rainfall and no significant weather events. Officials note typical seasonal patterns and advise monitoring local updates for any changes.

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