Gary knew of steel pool schemes before 1904 says Corey
New York January 24 United States Steel subsidiaries allegedly took part in price fixing pools known to Judge Gary chairman of the company, testified Corey former president. Corey said Gary attended meetings and knew of all pools including a 1902 1904 period, contradicting Gary’s prior denial and linking the firm to structural and plate pool actions under scrutiny by government investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Paola
Sibert H. Gary
Jong
Wiliam
Corporant Cart
Corey So
Werer
Gary
Toy
Tary
Careet
Stanley Steet
Corey
Kenew
Gare
Severance
Corporation
Torey
Selvergsen
Steed Corporation
Garz
Reverance
Corey Tenace
Fudge
Vennes Veal and Dion Company
Stetl
Roosevelt
Hts
Uisance
John W. Gates
Othe Wan Vane
Petitut
Mr. Jur
Towla
Great Northern
Wall Street
Augusta
Georggia
Ab Nia Ooffice
Georgia
Allar
Ciy Cornet of
City of Augusta
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Finance Committee
CMP Council of
United States Mortgane and Trust Company
Willam Lyon Martin
Connects
City Council of
Wiz
Counrt
William Lyon
Addraser
Cotnip Augusta
E Cums
JAS. PF. Doughty
Linwood C Hayne
Wyoming legislator sought in West Virginia
Cheyenne January 24. Alleging that E T Manson a Wyoming legislator is wanted in Meluewelk County West Virginia for misusing school funds Sheriff John R Jehnaen reports a requisition request from Governor Cares via Governor Classcack. Manson, elected on the Republican ticket, split with Democrats in the House. In other news Central Baptist revival services draw crowds with over fifty new members joining since the month’s start. Reverend Ridley is scheduled to speak at all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
E. T. Manson
Woneming Tegislature
Wow Roberts
House
Me | S
United States
Warren Fer
Central Baptist Revival
Uentral Tsiptist Church
Yastur
Tin Chiren
John
Ridley
Sheriff Accuses Liar in Waycross Court Clash
In Waycross Georgia January 24 a courtroom outburst occurred when Sheriff D W Pittman was called a liar by Colonel John W Bennett during the State v Milo case a gambling charge. The jurors examined the Mile house and the negr o defendant was sentenced to nine months or a $73 fine. The sheriff disputed Bennetts account and denied drawing his pistol.
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Waycross
D. W. Pittman
John W. Bennett
Old Brunswick
Ansel Milo
Neary
Annette
Lelng
John C. McDonald
Bennett
Pittman
Colonel Bennett
The Woman at the Atlanta and Eddie Foy engagements
The Atlanta showcases The Woman by the David Belasco company with a strong local reception. Eddie Foy and his New York company are set to perform Monday through Wednesday, a return to Atlanta after years as America’s premier light comedian. Also features Where the Trail Divides at Lyric, vaudeville acts at Grand, and Forsyth hosting Tabloid Musical Comedy The Isle of Splee with daily matinees and varied pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Foy
Atlanta
New York
Aio
Mariner
Grove River
Withei
Wille
Edie Foy
America
Forsyth
Fborsyth
Isle of Splee
B. J. Bpratling
George Gordon
FR. W. Dills
Charles F. Stone
Remsen P. King
Charlton G. Ogburn
Alinta
Fulton County
Georgia
Henry Leeds
New Yok City
Unionptrust Company
Fulton
State of
Stevens & Ogburn
British mail steamer hits bark in channel
The mail steamer Princess Clementine narrowly avoided disaster in the English Channel between Ostend and Dover when it collided with the bark Helimois. The bark’s crew of twenty were rescued, but the second officer and one seaman drowned as a boat was lowered to aid the bark. The Clementine’s bow was badly stove in.
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Lando
Ostend
Daver
Prince Thomentines
Tennesseans at National Corn Show in Columbia
Four Tennessee girls from the Canning and Poultry clubs journeyed to Columbia for the National Corn show. Miss Sylvia Richmond of Hamilton County earned praise for producing 1174 cans of tomatoes. Miss Jennie Sue Fortner of Shelby County set a banner record and inspired many local girls. Miss Mary Duncan of Bradley County reported on her own achievements and helped two others. They traveled with Miss Hardin and other students, staying in the city and planning to attend the show starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
D.C
Hardin
Tennessee Canning and Poultry Clubs
Sylvia Richmond
Hamilton County
Jennie Sue Fortner
Shelby County
Tennessee
Boston College
Mary Duncan
Bradley County
Carolina
Hotel permit fight and boarding house guard clash
At a conference with the mayor Alderman Warren McClelland and Harwell discussed the Cannon hotel permit on South Pryor Street. Chief Beavers urged granting the New Pryor Street hotel permit despite a prior bad reputation. The committee, after review, approved the chief’s recommendation. Mayor Woodward criticized police for guarding No 44 Trinity Avenue boarding house where Mrs Ray resides, saying she is being hounded unless charges exist. Mrs Ray seeks removal to Grady hospital with bond set at 190 dollars and her brother J We Ogden offering to post bond.
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A. R. Uoteord
Alderman Warren
McClelland
Harwell
Cannon Hotel
South Pryor Street
Beavers
Pryor Street
Warren
South Carolina
Woodward
No. &4
Trinity Avenue
Ray
Grady
J. We Ogden
Rusk Family Rites and Local Obituaries Summary
Multiple obituaries report deaths of Mrs. Eugenia Rusk at 464 Rawson Street aged 66, and Mrs. Mary E. Rusk 56, with services planned in Woodstock and Woodstock First Presbyterian Church. Also noted are Miss Jewell Mitchell of Martin Ga at Pooley's chapel and Mrs. Fannie Jackson of Cordele with interment in Hollywood. Other notices mention Mrs. G. Reid of Bland Villa and Mrs. Jane J. Hill of Washington Ga with funeral arrangements in Wilkes area. Surviving relatives include J M Rusk and children T J Rusk, W D Rusk, J H Rusk, Annie Lizzie, Carrie May Rusk, Claude Barnes of Woodstock, and area kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia Rusk
Rawson Street
Jewell Mitchell
Martin, Ga
W. B. Mitchell
Pooley's Chapel
Fannie Jackson
Corput Street
Hollywood
Cordele
AG. Reid
Bland Villa
J. H. Cain
First Baptist Church
Sunnyside
Rela Ia
Jane J. Hill
Washington
Specelal
City
Hill
Wilkes County
Edward McCandless
Atlanta
EB. O A. Barnett
Hattie Hill
W. E. Hi
Burwell Hill
Hill Homestead
Mary E. Rusk
J.M. Rusk
W. D
T. J
J. A. Rusk
Anna L
Carrie May Rusk
Claude Binds
Woodstock
Loujaville
Nashville Road
First Presbyterian Church of
Railroads Contest Mileage Book Rule In Georgia
A Georgia railways and travel group petition challenges a mileage book ruling. Judges express dissent but injunctions persist as attorneys prepare for February hearing. The Interstate Commerce Commission will review the matter on March 15 promising potential settlement influenced by northeastern railroads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Travelers’ ‘Association
Railroad
Murphy
Gray
Commission
Hines
Ellis
Interstate Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia
Northeastern Railroada
Southern Railway Company
McDaniel & Black
Central of Georgia
Little & Powell
Lawton & Cunningham
Louisville
Nashville
Tye, Peeples & Jordan
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Rosser & Brandon
Georgia Southern
Florida
Hall & Hall
Atlantic Coast Line
Alston & Alston
Seaboard Air Line
Judge W
Uoving
Supreme Court of Ga Judgments and Arguments
Supreme Court of Georgia judgments affirmed and reversed in multiple cases from Chatham Dade Tutten Whitfeld Fulton with lawyers Maddox McCamy Shumate Fite Glenn and others. Hearing denied in Georgia Athletic club v City of Atlanta et al Fulton case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougan
Chatham Superior Court
Dudes Charlton, Wilson & Rogers
Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company
Acuff
Dade
Fite
Maddox, McCamy & Shumate
Foust
Payne & Tatum
Loftin Vy
Alexander Et
Tutten
Bell
Joan A. Boykin
J. BR. Stewart
OR. B. Blackburn
Lowndes Calhoun
T. 2. Rosser
Southern Railway Company
Y. Willame
Whitfeld
Indge Fite
George G. Glenn
Plaiati
Ehearing
Georgia Athletic Club
City of Atlanta
Fulton
Doorknob found in butter prompts warning
Mrs. A H Williamson of 19 Cherry Street reported purchasing a pound of butter for 30 cents and finding a large white doorknob embedded inside. She urged publication to warn others of this swindle and warned that other items like horseshoes or cans could be hidden in butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Williamson
Cherry Street
High Court
Philharmonic Concert Promises Large Sunday Audience
The Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra under new conductor Mortimer Wilson will perform Sunday afternoon at the Atlanta Theater at 5 o clock. The prior concert drew high praise and heightened Atlanta’s music culture, with Mrs. John Marshall Slaton leading the Atlanta Musical Association in promoting the group. The success will test Atlanta’s standing in music as the orchestra embodies pure musical excellence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Orchestra
Mortimer Wilson
Atlanta
John Marshall Slaton
Atlanta Musical Association
Tired Feet Despair to Joy with TIZ Foot Bath
A dated ad depicts tired aching feet and swollen soles as streets of discomfort. It promises relief with a TIZ foot bath, claiming instant comfort and happier steps tomorrow for fleet-footedness.
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W. E Corey
Wyoming
W. Virginia
Anan
Riggs
Lamar-Rankin Drug Co
Atlania
Pittman Ditfer
Fine David Belanca Company
Lyric Theater
Edeena
Lander
Keith
Crema
Mabelle Adams
Ge Vingared
Fred Tigeeg
Yom Davies
Channel
Dunn Machinery Company
Avanta
Dixie Culvert and Metal Company
East Point
Baylis Cvf Ice Titipment Company
Athinta National Bank
WLW
Wisanski
Eddrese
M. Summers
Notre Dame
Int
U.S.A
Canning Gires
Pass Thro’ City
J. M. Rusk
R. A. Derby
Charles B. Derby
Hopkins Street
West Eind
Oliver. Derby
San Francisco
Miss Jewell Mitchell
G. C. Reid, Cordele
Supreme Court OF GA
Anderson
Mancon
Mary Stiff
McKinney
Texas
Leroy M. Anderson
First Christian Church
East Lake Road
McKay Street
Forrest
George Adair
Simpson Street
Marietta Street
John J. Woodside
Auburn Ave
Waler Luther Dodge & Co
Wabash Ave
North Avenue
Peachtree
Roff Sims & CO
Fourth National Bank
Bell Phone Main
Oimsted
le Roy, N
Foote & Davies CO
North Brodd Bt
Atlante
J.T. Kimbrouch & CO
Hunnicutt
Spring
Hunnicutt Place
Druid Hills
Highland
Moreland Avenues
E. Rivers Realty CO
A. H. Neeson
Devon
McFarland Fourist
Callorada
J. F.mcfarland
Stlanta
P. H. Adams
J. Bernstein
Cedartown
Grant Building
Lostein
Attornex
Higomfi Gheesling
Ped Bloomfield
Funeral Directors
Barclay & Brardon CO
Ivy Street
Corner Baker
Caell
Ivy
Bell Phone
West
B. H. Brewster
Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh M Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Eiser Building
Victor Santarimm
Woolley
Tartum
Atlenta Ga
B. Rosenfeld
the Tailor
Lebanon
Freep Booket
Cumberland Sanitarium
Sanders
Mer
Asm
Fem
Ram
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