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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1910

Page

12

Fourth Watch Police Proposed for Oakland City

Oakland City's police board plans a new fourth watch at 10 p m to 6 a m with thirty men and three officers. Patrolman E J Florence would lead the unit as captain, backed by Sergeant E J Florence and Patrolman B P Ryan, amid reorganizations praised by officials. Missing state books and plates valued around 430000 prompt Attorney General Hart to seek return from the former state printer and bondholders.

E. J. Florence E. P. Ryan New Fourth Watch Oakland City Police Board Department of the Fourth Watch W P Manly Batter Enawo Pink Manly E J Florence McEachern B P Ryan Carlos F. Mason Edgewood Buchanan Eald Johnson Pink Manly Department of the ‘Fourth Watch Police

Georgia tax case in the Supreme Court

Washington reports that the Georgia railroad tax case will be argued in the Supreme Court the first thing tomorrow with Attorney General Hart and other counsel in Washington. Senator Bacon arrived in Washington and announced he is ready for work, noting improved health but cautious diet after ptomaine illness. Victor J Dorr of Augusta attended Knights of Columbus board meetings in Washington and was welcomed at the White House.

John C Hart Washington Georgia Railroad Supreme Court of the United States Brown Franklin-Turner Printing Company Ttla Maude Barker Cobb Georgia Specia Supreme Court Hart Lamar Hoover Alexander Thia Casa Victor J Dorr Augusta The Knights of Colambua Ja White House Bacon Senate Macan

Riley Pleads Not Guilty In Wickersham Letter Case

New York January 10 special investigator Thomas P. Riley of the Interstate Commerce Commission pleads not guilty to taking and publishing without authority a letter by Attorney General Wickersham related to the American Sugar Refining prosecutions. He was brought to court handcuffed to an Italian counterfeiter.

Riley New York Thomas P. Riley Interatats Commerce Commission Wickersham American Sugar Refining Company

Diamonds for Investments A Diamond Is A Good Investment

Diamonds for Investments notes prices are rising and promotes high quality stones in various sizes. It advertises loose stones or mounted diamonds from Maier and Berkele for potential buyers seeking solid value during a market upswing.

Fair And Warmer Weather Outlook

The local weather man predicts a break from the cold as conditions rise today. After a frigid spell that kept Atlanta shivering into the morning, temperatures will climb from the low forties to warmer levels later, ending the cold snap.

Atlanta

Weather turns pleasant after early frost in the south

The day warmed from degrees below freezing to a mild afternoon across the region though an owl sighting and odd anecdotes punctuated the cold spell. The weather map shows colder conditions at dawn, with Texas, Louisiana and Florida noted as exceptions. In Macon and Eastman, bankruptcy petitions surface with assets and debts disclosed, including Joseph Byrick of Macon and Shaw of Sandersville.

Gonthorn Texas Louisiana Florida Capitol Avenue Accelsto Christman Macon Spadak Joseph Byrick Sandersville Eastman, Ga Shaw

Best Man in College Park Is Methodist Preacher

Rey Wallace Rogers pastor of the College Park Methodist church is acclaimed as the community’s best man in a popular vote. He is famed for physical culture, boxing, and wrestling skills, draws large congregations, and recently led a unanimous petition for his return to the North Georgia Conference. His sermons are short and engaging, around twenty to thirty minutes.

College Park Rogera Theological Stud Rogers North Georgia Hay Dun Bath

Lawson 10 Buy Tobacco Crop in Lexington

January 10 in Lexington Kentucky. Thomas Y Lawson of Boston arrives to confer with Burley Tobacco Society officers on purchasing the pooled crop of 119,000,009 pounds. He offers 20 cents per pound and is said to back a Boston syndicate with a $2000 check.

Lexington Thomas Y Lawson Boston Burley Tobacco Socraty

Pickpocket case spurs money debate at city council

In Macon January 10 a letter to the mayor recounts a pickpocket theft of 379 from Russell at the fairground Taft day. Russell captured the thief and returned him to police, but a council resolution to reimburse Russell was blocked by the city attorney. A future effort may restore the loss. Separately, Columbus held its first mass tuberculosis meeting at the courthouse under the Medical Society, with Dr B O W Allen presiding and speakers including Dr G A Dexter and Judge AW Cozart.

Attorney Lane Macon Russell Columbus Iran MR Russell Carrollton Taft Andrew Lane Russell Council Court House Mascores County G A Dexter Tudge AW Cozart Delmer Shepherd Roland R Daniel J M Anderson Gebrela West

Cooper Case in Supreme Court

The state case against Colonel Dun can Cooper and his son Robin Cooper for the murder of Senator F W Carmack is likely to come before the Supreme Court the latter part of next week. They were sentenced to 20 years in the penitentiary.

Ashville Tonn Duncan Cooper Robin Cooper F W Carmack Wall Supreme Court Coopers Sears

Arrendale Sentenced to Four Years in Prison

Will Arrendale, a white man, was convicted of robbery and assault yesterday in Judge Roancourt's court and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. He and Will Armatrong allegedly lured a South Georgia youth, A. L Minter, into a Capitol Avenue house and robbed him. Minter reported the case to police and sought shelter at the station, noting the robbers left him in pain.

Will Arrendale Roancourt Arrendale Will Armatronge South Georgia A. L Minter Capitol Avenue Malvern Hill Armatrong

Odd Fellows Install Officers in Bremen Georgia

Bremen Georgia January 10 Special Odd Fellows held installation Saturday night with officers named including H H I Rod as noble grand I N Chaney as vice grand C F Dodson as secretary and S G Parker as treasurer.

Odd Fellows Bremen Odd Fellows of Rod Noble Grand N Chaney Les Grand C.F. Dodson S. G. "Parker

Masons Install Officers in Bremen Georgia

Bremen Ga January 16 Special The Masons at their last meeting installed officers I E Cobb worshipful master HL D Reid senior warden HP Briel junior warden GL Huge treasurer and Wr Poduon secretary Names and titles as listed in the report reflect local fraternal organization leadership in Bremen.

Masons Bremen Masons of I_E Cobb HL D. Reid HP. Briel Huge Wr. Poduon

Believe Matthews Victim Of Joke Or Train Accident

Investigators in Macon review an assault report on Dan J Matthews by four Black men after a Saturday night incident. Doctors now doubt foul play, believing Matthews was struck by a train at the Second Street crossing. a severed leg and burns noted, but witnesses heard no cry and police consider possible prank or lack of motive. Matthews remains in Macon Hospital with good recovery prospects.

Frown House Macon Dan J Matthews Matthews Second Street Nquor Macon Hospital

Pure is the Word When E KX Flour Goes in the Kitchen

In a kitchen feature, E KX Flour is spotlighted as the clean choice for baking and cooking. The article highlights purity standards, versatile uses, and consumer confidence in premium flour for daily meals.

Trial of Pat Calhoun Delayed by Judge’s Bribery Motion

January 10 report states Senator Francisgo and district attorney Charles M. Fickert moved before Judge Lawter to postpone Patrick Calhoun’s bribery trial to January 21. The motion, granted, also delays related United Railroads officials’ cases to the same date.

Pat Calhoun Sen Trancisgo Charles M. Fickert Lawter Patrick Calhoun T the United Railroads Sodket

Bank Closes Its Doors In San Antonio Area

San Antonio January 10. The Union Bank and Trust Company with locations in Lavernia and other points closed today under orders from the attorney general for failure to renew its charter under state banking law. The bank had operated under the old charter for twenty years.

San Antonio Union Bank and ‘Trust Company Lavernia Tte

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