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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1909

Page

11

Georgia Honors Taft As Governor Smith Welcomes Him

Governor Hoke Smith hosts Judge Taft at a Georgia event with toastmaster President Ase G. Candler. The Georgia speech praises Roosevelt era policies, interstates, and nonpartisan progress, urging Taft to uphold unity, opportunity, and national strength.

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Southern Florida Train From Atlanta Daily Leaves Early

A Daily Atlanta to Florida service runs once daily from Atlanta at 5:73 a.m. arriving Jacksonville by 8:40 p.m. The car includes day coaches dining car and parlor car with connections to east and west coast services and Cuba. The route includes Macon and Montgomery with other notes on a court ruling about inclusive interpretation of the word until in a verdict.

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Montgomery liquor licenses watch by sheriffs data

Montgomery Ada January 15 Special Although the county and city are prohibition the sheriff's data show fifty six licenses to sell liquors issued by the United States government issued last July and run to next July officers watch to see what holders will do with the authority

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Taft welcomed by Decatur crowd on presidential visit

President-elect Taft received a warm Decatur welcome as Atlanta officials and town residents greeted the train. Delegations from Decatur and Atlanta joined the ceremony with 140 Donald Fraser School cadets and 350 Agnes Scott College students forming a colorful scene. Taft praised military education for character and leadership while the Agnes Scott chorus sang Dixie and The Star Spangled Banner before the train pulled away.

Atlanta Gate City Decatur Citigen Azores G. Candler Walter G. Cooper E Caverly A. Carter Robert F. Maddox Don S. Walraven A. ‘Boynton Lauren Foreman J. P. Cooper Rome Frank A. Hilburn W. L. Moore F J. Gpratling Charles L. Chasewood John A. Montgomery Donald Fraser Atudenta Ine Agnes Sroti College Augusta Judge Taft United States Taft Brontgomery Secatar Ney Alwood Agnes Scott Collegs Yale cQusina Vlaga Ohio Georgia Adillery Iine Agnes Scott College Dixie Tidge Taft Judge

Traveling West a Pleasure

The Southern's Birmingham train from Atlanta at 6 20 p m offers a through Pullman sleeping car to the Frisco train at noon, allowing a nonstop through ride via Memphis Springfield and Kansas City to Colorado Springs.

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Supreme court voids county fund transfer for city street work

Montgomery January 1. By supreme court decision the act diverting money from the county road and bridge fund to cities for street work is invalid because the title lacks essential substance. Loss of funds will affect Mobile Montgomery and Birmingham and hinder city projects.

Montgomery Ala Supreme Court County Road and ‘Bridge Fund Citiea Mobile Birmingham

Amerine Promoted in Alabama News Item

In Montgomery Alabama on January 18 a local note reports Amerine received a promotion. The fragment references weather conditions and time, mentions a transfer to New Orleans on the “Sand” lines, and notes changes affecting the Atlao and West Point road in the area. The text is incomplete but centers on personnel change and transport mentions.

Montgomery Ala Department of Agriculture Amerine Alabama Weat Point Thig Place Orleans

Guests at Taft banquet list reveals attendees in Atlanta.

A long roster catalogs attendees at the president elect William Howard Taft banquet held at the Auditorium Armory last night. Names include J. Adair, General C. L. Anderson, Judge Ayer, Governor Hoke Smith, Colonel S. Jones, Bishop Evans, and many other prominent Georgians and officials.

Eucets William Howard Taft Auditorium Armory J. Adair A & Adams B. PF. Adams B Alston Alexander H. A. Alexander J. M. Alexander Martin Amorous C. A. Anerson C. L. Anderson N. Anderson EB. A. Angter H. NM. A CH. Agher S. ‘Atkineco Ayer C. Baker Lee Baines V. A Batcheller E. B. Baweel J. F. Heck Beck M. A. Beck Clarence C. Bell Madison Bell Claude N. Bennett C. W. Bernhardt Mr. Bernhardt Fred H. Berri Aes G. Candier A. G. Candier H. Candier John Candier W. J. Candier D. I. Carson E. V. Carter S. A. Carter W. C. Carter C. EB. Caverly L. Hchepnell H. E. Chote Charles C. Clark Judeon G. Clements C. Cofield John Cohn R. C. Condon BL. Connally BP. Cooper W. G. Cooper M. E. Covington A. H. Cox C. Coyle Mr. Crane J. Lt. Crew J. W. Crews A. L. Curtis C. MN. Curtis W. J. Dabney J. Dargan Charles Hall Davie Jeff Davis W. M. Durham D. B. Dyer Fagan John J. Eagan S Ruwends Elda Heverly Evans W. Ll. Fala W. P. Fain T. B. Felder H. C. Fischer W. H. Fish A. A. Fletcher Root Foreman A. H. Folsom C. EB. Folanm A. Ll. Frisim B. Folsom Foster W.W. L. Foster Foote Mr. Fowler L. M. Frank C Pulter W.A. Fuller G. W. Ganns W. M. Gass Edward Gur Taman Dink Wa Jacob T. J. James Jervais W. Johns HH. Jolngon Johns. Kane Keene Kelley K. K. Kelley Me Kelty D. RB Kenauck Charles Eves F. M. Kimble King J. N. King Kirkland W. If Kiser Nien Klein Fitehugh Knox Ranta G. E. Murphy Mr. Murphy Mr. Mynnahan G. W. Newell W. T. Newman J. N. Nichola W. M. Nixon Paul Norcross G. L. Norman J. H. Nunnally J. R. Notting Qtenletter J. G. Ogiemy W. J. Oliver J.T. Orme W. Pope J. R. Porter Arthur G. Powell N.P. Pratt Mr. Prewster Dr. H-. Pritchett John F. Purser B. L. Quakes W. &. Ragan H. N. Randolph L. A. Ranwom W. G. Raoul G. 5 Rapter L. A. Hedwine C. F Elitaon Smyth Snodgenes Emory Speer George A. Spear W. A. Speer J.C. Sproul W. O. Stamps Starry W. M. Stearns W. B. Stillwell H.C. Stockdell T. Is. Stokes P. A. Stovall J. J. Strickland George N Bola WH Ingham, Sr B. Willingham W. Willingham Col. Wilner BE. Wilson Chayles U. Svilann Edgar Wilson W. A. Wimitsh WK Wimpey George Winahip GA. Wow TG. Woodward Woodraft Timothy Woodruff G. Woodward D. Woodward James G. Woodward Boykin Wright J. Mo Wright J.T. Wright Davin Yarbrough Robert Zabner W. D. Wilts Colonel Ledge J. F. Hanson

Opening speech by Asa Candler at Atlanta banquet

President Asa G Candler acts as toastmaster at a banquet homing on the Atlanta Spirit and the rise of the South in commerce and civilization. He cites the mutual growth of commerce and civilization, honors Grady, and presents Mayor Robert F Maddox, praising the city’s revival and past achievements. Includes local notices from Montgomery, Milltown, Swainsboro about judicial decisions and town elections, noting names and dates.

Asa G. Candler Chamber of Commerce United States South Atlanta Spirit Atlanta Grady New York New South Washington Jefferson Clay Calhoun Benja Min JL HI Alexander H. Stephens

Welcome to Judge Taft by Mayor Maddox in Atlanta

Mayor Maddox extended a warm welcome to Judge Taft at a banquet in Atlanta. He praised the city’s growth, noted its wealth and population, and highlighted southern pride, commerce, and unity with the nation. He expressed hope for continued Republican support and a strong partnership under Taft’s leadership.

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