Taft to Vet Corporate Evils and Dickinson Picked for Rail War Post
Taft plans a push against corporate evils while J M Dickinson of Mississippi, a Democrat and Roosevelt friend, is chosen as general solicitor for the Illinois Central with a 35000 yearly salary. Dickinson, born in Tennessee, former Confederate boy, educated in Tennessee and Germany, once Tennessee supreme court judge, later assistant attorney general under Cleveland, argued Alaska boundary before the joint high commission, and recently led the American Bar Association. Taft will not tour Alaska or Denver this year but may visit the south and southwest. an address by Judge Taft is set for University of Pennsylvania tomorrow.
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J M. Dickinson
Tennessee
Taft
Cincinnati
Dickinson
Dickinson Will &Lye
I~nois Central
Misalsebppl
University of Tennessee
Germany
Felix Grundy
United States
Asus Keippi
Roosevelt
Bryan
Overton
General Overton
Ftaous Helle Meade Motor House
Tnn
Mense Estates
Nashville
Cleveland
Supreme Court of Tennessee
Harmon
Joint High Commission
Great Britain
Ala
American Bar Association
Illinois Central System
Stuygi Fant Fish
Moners
Denver
Seatting
Texas
Jude Tatt
University of Pennsylvania
Benjamin Frankiis
Lafayetta
Philadelphia City Cavalry
Pennsylvania University
New York
Man Sues Railway Over Ticket Sale Refusal
Rome, February 21 special AL Samuels a Negro doctor of Rome sues Southern railway claiming North Rome depot agent refused to sell him two tickets to Atlanta under the new law and used insulting language. He states he went to the depot September 27, 1908 seeking two tickets and was quoted 396 dollars then told to forget a ticket.
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Rome
AL Samuels
Southern Railway
Becanta
North Rome
Samuels
Atlanta
Atlanta Auto Show Plans Gain Public Interest
Automakers, dealers and Atlanta clubs discuss a city auto show with tentative fall timing. Officials and manufacturers weigh factory support, venue access, and publicity while a central committee contemplates a permanent secretary and a broader organizing panel.
Wyoming Bars Saloons From Rural Districts
Cheyenne February 2 Anti-Liquor legislation dominated the state legislature session. New laws prohibit liquor sales in incorporated cities and raise county licenses to 1000 dollars,预计将使全州约200家酒馆关门, reflecting broad crackdown on liquor.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
Wio
Lenten Season Begins Wednesday Observances Noted
The Lenten season starts Wednesday with Roman Catholic and Episcopal services. Episcopal churches in the city held noon daily services for Lent in recent years. Catholics observe fasting and abstinence on Wednesdays and Fridays, with meat restricted on other days. A special service is planned at the Sacred Heart Church with specific hours and fasting rules outlined for the season.
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Epiacopalians
Twenty Two Half Starved Chinese Found in Bonded Car
Twenty two Chinese were discovered in a bonded box car in the city, the car sealed with a government stamp. The passengers, described as half starved, had reportedly crossed the Mexican border at El Paso. They are being held in the county jail awaiting migration inspectors.
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Ban Luis Obinpe
Cal
Wist
Dion
Imugele Asiation
Almsare
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Page
Vetremen
Heriff
el Paro
Jat
Tariff schedules halt depresses steel trade outlook
New York reports discouraged stock markets last week amid halted tariff scheduling and dwindling demand in Von rand steel and iron trades. United States Steel Corp faced pricing signals while copper industries and foreign markets showed mixed signals, with some stabilizing features and cautious optimism in other sectors.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
Businesa
Ates
Copper Producers Association
American Securitien
New York Public' Service Commission
Erlebonda
Eulogies Paid to Dead Congressmen
Warnington reports a formal ceremony where Senators Willem Bosd Allison of Iowa and Rebury Churchwell Latimer of South Carolina and Representative Ariosto Wiley of Alabama were honored in a joint memorial in Washington. The event drew thirty two attendees and featured remarks from Latimer and Wiley, with other speakers from South Carolina and Alabama.
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Wiley
Bir
Clayton
Alabeom
Atlanta Center of Widest Influence Chosen for New Pastor
Rev Dunbar H Ogden accepts call to lead Central Presbyterian Church of Atlanta resigning from First Presbyterian Knoxville. He cites Atlanta as center of widest influence in the south and aims to unite the congregation with the presbytery. Salary details disputed. release in ninety days expected.
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Huotville
Duntey Fi Oydes
Central Presbyterian Church
Lagdetr
Atlanta
Dunder H. ‘Opden
Piret Presb
Knoxville
Tenn
Presbytery
Wms
Questen
Ogden
Dunbar H. Ogden
First Presbyterian Church
Chtn LY
Central Presbyterian Church of
Iola
South
Earope
Omaha Mob Attacks Greeks in South Omaha Riot
A large mob attacked Greek residents in South Omaha amid a planned lynching attempt and hostile speeches. Police requested extra officers after clashes. fires, beatings, and property destruction spread across multiple blocks. Several Greeks were injured and taken to hospitals as the mob and authorities clashed. militia was called in later to restore order.
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South Omaha
Omaha
Sheriff Byalley
AntiGreek
Lecrey
Qatresta
Whites in Iowa after Negroes riot aftermath
A mob in Iowa turns violent after allegations of crimes by Black men. Police seek information from jailed suspects as tension rises over the Clara Rosen murder and the Johnston assault. Rioters threaten lynchings while authorities raise funds for detectives and plan mass meetings to calm the situation.
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Maus
Womes
Clara Rosens
George McBride
Mahoney
Oscar Hogan
Agnes Yates
Swork
John Irwit
LeRoy Bawanda
Clara Rosen
Johnston
John Junkin
Rosen
Rosey
Intarga
Ottumas
Wedding Liquor Seized. Trial Set For March Second
Police keep wedding liquor at station after two intoxication law violations charged against Morris Cohen, a grocery operator at 103 Decatur Street, with March 2 trial looming. An earlier Constitution report misstated quantities, noting about 1,000 beer bottles and five cases of whiskey instead of two and a half barrels.
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Lawa
Morris Cohen
Decatur Street
Improvement Noted In Condition Of Black Estate Man
There was a slight improvement in the condition of E. Black a prominent real estate man who filled the name of his son C.H. Black on Peachtree road. He passed a quiet night. The police department of Boutin Omahawa received communications. Governor Shallenberger was notified and asked if necessary to call out the state militia at Omaha. Adjutant General Hartington was alerted for service readiness.
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E.black
C.H. Black
Peachtree Road
Polles
Boutin Omahawa
Shallenberger
Omaha
Hartingtom
No Whisky Near Army Posts Proposal Surfaces
Feb 21 Waltington A movement to ban the sale of intoxicants near army posts and government reservations is being launched by the Anti Stoon League of Amerton. Deliberations reference a Delaware City post and cite letters from President-Elect Taft, War Secretary Weight, Major General J F Bell, and others urging state action to prohibit liquor sales within two miles of posts.
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Waltington
Igler
Womerton
Delaware
Delaware City
Amerton
Tats
J. F. Bell
Star
United States Army
Davis
Coronel
Wailama
Philippines
Taft
War Department
Wright
Shore Items of Interest Telegram to police and arrests delay
A telegram to the chief of police from Birmingham asked to notify Archie Mclean that his wife died there yesterday. Police learned Mclean was not found and letters to him had been returned. Barfield searched for McLean in town with no success and learned he had written from Atlantic to read letters to him care of Manhattan State Bank, 88 Marietta Street. An event at Washington Street was postponed due to Mrs Six Bammas’s illness. A fire on Wall Street damaged ten stocks of goods and a fireman fainted but recovered outside. The Women’s Auxiliary Board meets at 8 this Tuesday in Empire Building SE-410 chamber of commerce room to aid in memorial for Jet Chandler Harris.
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Movb
Thirtieth
Adealoore
Riviers
Thintieth
Q Streets
Dionisios Catapedie
Poiki
Eimeris
Twentty-eighthood
Grecia
Subtle ‘Ule
Charis Batroy
Pollo Brhrgn
Wiliam Chandler
Porter
Chandler
Sid Porter
Birmingham
Archie Mclean
Alabama
MrLean
Tite
Mclean
Barfield
Atlantic
Manhattan
Marietta Street
Wall Street
Uncle Remyn Memorial Association
Chamber of Commerce
Se-410
Empire Building
Tuewsey
Herris
Memorial Services for John F Barclay
Memorial services were held at the First Methodist church for John F Barclay with Rev John Stewart French presiding. Speakers included John Hillyer Todt and BB Crew, praising Barclay, founder of the Barclay Mission and member of the First Methodist church.
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First Methodist Church
John Stewart French
John F. Barclay
JF. & Todt
John Hillyer
Second Baptist Church
BB. Crew
Howard von Epps
Barclay
Barclay Mission
First Methodiat Church
Mortuary notices list Linch and Schwarz deaths
Marvin Linch of Gochs died yesterday at 8 o clock at his residence 18 Western avenue. Funeral services will be at the residence this afternoon at 3 o clock. R M Schwarz of Mobile Alabama, a longtime southwest citizen, died recently. Lela Marie Price Petco, 83 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Prine of 28 Bonder Street, died yesterday. Body to be taken to Stone Mountain for interment tomorrow at 10 o clock in the morning.
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Marvin Linch
G. M. Goch
Western Avenus
Lela Marie Price
Lela Marie Petco
Mra
Lo AL Prine
Bonder Street
Stone Mountain
Should Bachelors Pay For Old Maids Support Debate
Wesley Memorial church Baracas and Young Men's Christian Association plan a Washington's Birthday debate at 6 o clock with the question Should Bachelors Be Taxed for Old Maids' Support. Mamie Wyatt and Mr Summers headline as speakers. refreshments to follow. all over 13 invited.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Washington
Diethday
Young Men'e Chetso Association
Misa Mamie Iytara
Garral
Tegular
Philathes
Wemley Memorial Church
Anniversary Service for Bishop Nelson at St Philip's
An anniversary service for Right Rev. Cleland Kislach Nelson bishop of the Atlanta Episcopal Diocese will be held at St Philip's Cashertror on Wednesday morning at 19 ovrack February 24. The program includes processional hymns, communion, sermon, anthems, and liturgical responses led by Mark Andrews and G C Martin.
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Cleland Kislach Nelson
Atlanta
Episcopal Church
St Philip's Cashertror
O'Vrack
Mark Andrews
G. C. Martin
Dimittus
W. P. Hills condition remains unchanged at home
The condition of W. P. Hill city attorney, critically ill at his West Peachtree home, remains the same after the close of last night reports.
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W. P. Hill
West Peachtree
Beport
Burglars Wreck Bank in Fremington New Jersey
Burglars blew the First National Bank building at Caltron near Fremington Minnesota, triggering an early morning explosion that alarmed the town. Police and residents gathered as authorities secured the scene and searched for the robbers who escaped with their loot.
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Fremington
First National Bank
Caltron
Old Atlanta Man Heads National Automobile Association
An Atlanta native, A. G. Batchelder, longtime managing editor of The Automobile, promotes a national automobile show and coordinates with LA Miles, Alfred Reese, and EP. Chastant of three major automobile associations. The figure, linked to S. D. Dunwoody of Kirkwood, rose from bicycle champion to auto industry leader, heading the Association of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers with twenty seven member companies.
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Atlanta
A. G. Batchelder
Avomobile
LA Miles
Alfred Reese
EP. Chastant
HP. Chalfastt
Hie
Hlaaly
D. Dunwoody
Kirkwood
Atlenta
Waltham Manufacturing
Madison Square Garden
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Mapa
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Dohoeun
Hania
Atlanta Auto Trade Associaton
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Joh & Cobed
Hulton County
Agenta
Tha Cole
Ali End
Atlante
Auditoruma Armory
Hic
Central Committee
Atty
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Tendanca
Jesue
Armoery
Chicago
Rev
Dunbar Ogden
Mey
Order Cat Militia
Tndehey
Ety
Sehraary Jt
Hate’ Co
Iowa
Jonnaten
Six Bamusis
Washington Street
Mortuary
R. M. Schwarz
Mobile
Mr. Schware
Altoron
Iocntine
Ment &P Peace
W. E. Treadwell
South Broad Street
Atlanta, Ga
Baracas
Bishop Nelson
Automobile Authority
Leute Bross
Mearriog
Pethlese
American Asthmatic Co
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