Zone Governorship Not For Goethals
Washington January 2 Special Colonel George W Goethals probably will not be sent in by President Taft as governor of the canal zone under the new organization. Democrats insist the canal commission remain until completion. civil service for zone employees is debated. opposition to Taft appointments grows amid calls that Goethals not be singled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
George W. Ciorthals
Taft
Canal Zone
W. C. Adamson
Tutt Tm
Heke Smith
Colonel Goethals
Immmerately
Mittee
Goathats
Isthmian Canal Commission
Canal Commission
Canal
Hoke Smith
Goethals
Smith
Lauers
Elfa
Lyceum Managers Invited to Atlanta for Meeting
Roussell Bridges, president of the Alkahest Lyceum bureau, departs Praisay for Chicago to present at the Lyceum Bureau Managers gathering. He plans proposing a special meeting in Atlanta in September to address a large convention of Lyceum members and executives and discuss competent governance amid flood risks in low lying districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Roussell Bridges
Alkahest Leceum Bureau
Prisay
Chicago
Bureum Bureau Managers’ Association
Atlants West
Seceum
Iyeeuum
Riid
Amd Alow Mreetiya Cor Atletites
Risa
Atlante
Bailey Defends Representative Government in Bitter Senate Debate
Senator Bailey delivers a four hour address in the Senate arguing for a republic over direct democracy. He cites Wilson and Hamilton, defends a representative system, critiques direct legislation, and rebukes press sensationalism while urging trust in deliberative government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corndors
Senate
House
Bailey
Senator Gallinger
Wilson
United States
Shay
Oragon
Honor Bright
Switzerland
Wisconsin
Oregon
Ashurst
Hearst
Senator Bailey
Hamilton
Jefferson
Madison
Wiitson
Tom Watson Attacks Blease Detractors and Lynch Safety
Thomas E. Watson attacks detractors of South Carolina Governor Cole Blease in The Jeffersonian. He claims a Georgia lobbyist fears South Carolina, calls Blease trial a low comedy, and endorses lynching while comparing it to killing a mad dog. He names figures like Cardinal Gibbon and Anthony Comstock in possible counter prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Watson
Cole Blease
South Carolina
The
Jeffersonian
Georgia
Blease
Cardinal Gibbon
Anthony Comstock
Joseph Tumulty
E Fricat
L. ¢. King
County backs Standard material in street work disputes
County commissioners adopted a resolution defending Standard Oil company material used on Peachtree street and approved its use in county projects. The measure notes tests for bituminous macadam and cites prior subsidence caused by street earthwork and pipe work as factors, while affirming satisfaction with the material’s performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Craig
Standard
Icompany
Constitution
Peachtree Street
North Boulevard
Standard OM Company
Board of County Commissioners
Anderson
Islandard
Comppny
Atlanta
Baker and
Harris Streets
Turman
Weatherholt Piano Co Seeks Cooperative Piano Sale
Weatherholt Piano Co launches a mass importing and selling campaign to move 560 pianos into the South via a cooperative plan. Atlanta buyers can get a piano at 967.50 with a 4 dollar cash payment and weekly 125 dollar installments, direct from factories to homes through heavy advertising.
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California
Colorado
B. F. Yoskum
Frisco
Georgia
Atlanta
Georgwia
Plano
Weatherholt Fiano Company
Miss Marion Andrews Dead Schoolgirl Memorial
Miss Marion Andrews daughter of Councilman J H Andrews dies after several weeks illness at 288 Gordon Street Funeral from Wes at Wind Friday at 2 30 PM interment West View Cemetery Survived by her parents a brother and a sister Pallbearers named Pope Franklin Otis Barge Warren Massey Lacy Dolhouse C C Bean and Willis Teague
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Andrews
Girls‘ High School
J. H. Andrews
Gordon Street
Wes
West View
Miss Andrews
Messrs
Pope Franklin
Otis Barge
Warren Massey
Lacy Dolhouse
C. C. Bean
Willis Teague
Thomason
W.M. Brown
J. BR. Thomason
John Dunn
L. W. Thomason
Columbus
W. P. Thomason
Wilevslie
Josephine Thomason
V. J. Thomason
W. M. Brown
Pulliam Street
Andrews
J. WT. Andrews
Marion
West End
Fareley & Brandon Company
Ivy Street
Lacy Dudhouse
Theo Bean
Willie Teague
West View Cemetery
Qoimbeu
Corrie Gomer
Ella Oemer
Gussle Merchant
R. E. Ozmer
C. BR. Gamer
Itichard City Tenn
F. G. Ozmer
Fernandina
Fla
Flakes
A. A. Robertson
E. J. Barnes
F. H. Mites
W. B Wilkerson
Greenwood Cemetery
Lovejoy
Sarah Cornelia Lovejoy
W.W. P. Lovejoy
John Lovejoy
Dora Barker
Almeta Fisher
Pauline Herrmann
Charles Weekes
Dan Neel
George M. Napier
Howard Arbuckle
Barclay & Brandon Company
Judge W A Little Ill as He Remains Critically Sick
Judge W A Little, former supreme court justice and former assistant United States attorney general, remains critically ill at the Elkin hospital with his condition continuing precarious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Little
The
Supreme Court
United States Attorney General
Elkin
Little Judge From Columbus Father Of Atlantan John D Little
Goldsmith sanitarium reports little hope for recovery. Judge Little of Columbus Ga is father of noted Atlantan John D Little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith Sanitarium
Judge Little
Columbus, Ga
John D. Little
Bryan Buys Everglade Land Near Miami
William J. Bryan purchased 160 acres of Everglade land ten miles from Miami along the canal under construction. He plans to retain and improve the property and grow everything there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Everglade Land
Miami
Fla
William J. Bryan
Milami
Metals Market Report from New York and London
Copper steady in New York with standard spot and January at 17.2 to 17.37 dollars, February 17.12 to 17.25, electrolytic prices varied. Tin steady around 50.60 to 50.70 in New York. February and March 50.20 to 50.30. Lead at 7.20 to 7.40. antimony around 10.00 to 10.50. London copper dull with spot and futures at 77.1246d. tin futures at 228 ba 64. London lead at 17 175 8d. speltre at 26 shillings. Local copper exports for December 20,274 tons. warrants in London 6s 8d.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cookton's
London
Leral- Exchange
Tron
Cleveland
Lendon
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Wilsons
Lyceum
Eltigeng
Deal Waterman Pen Inc
Moore @ Sona
North Broad Street
Florida
de Luxe Service
Central of Georgia Railway
Dixie Flyer
So. Atlantic Limited
Atlanta Terminal
Wiater
Texas
Roosevelt Roosevelt
Knocka
Batley
Desd
Senator Batley
Republic
Senate & Millionaires
Cli Lit
Rater
Tom Watson
Sktech
County
County Board
Weatherholt Piano Co
Edwin P. Ansley Ivy
Woggward Lumber Co
Ajjania
WM. A. Little
East Lake Road
McKay Street
Forrest
George Adair
Grady Place
Oglethorpe Avenue
Jorn J. Woodside
Auburn Ave
Weyman ’& Connors
Decatur
Roff Sims & CO
National Bank
Bell Phone
Houston Street
North Avenue
Peachtree
Church Street
Edwin P. Ansley Realty Trust
West Peachtree
Scott Street
Fischer & Cook
Fourth National Bank
Ewing & Rankin
Peachtree St
Duluth
Mihn
E. A. Minor Lodge
East
BE. A
H. H. Clarke
E. M. Ball
W. M
Palestine
Masonic Temple
Howard S. Cole
Wearshipftul Maste
David &. Shumaker
Secretar
Chanel
Greenberg & Bond Co
A. R. Holder
Oakland
T. A. Peacock
R. N. Peacock
Frank Peacock
Joward Sutton
Harold Sutton
Donald Saye
Bloomfield
Will Gheesling
Bloomfield Company
Fneral
Barclay & Brandon Co
Corner Baker
Bell
Ivy
Bell Phoma
West
Tre
Martin
Brewster
Albert Howell
Hugh M Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewsters Howell
Heyman
Attorneys-at-Law
Kiser
Sastartam
B. RB. Woolley
Allsats
R.ward
M. M. Brobston
Hulburn
W. L. Brobston
Vicksburg
Miss
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