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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1910

Page

12

Animosity Overdebated Between McCorkle and Watson

Thomson Ga July 5 Special H Meariite says he did not share information about notes against Hon Thomas E Watson. He reiterates no personal hostility, claims Watson misstated facts, demands proof of notes paid by Grafton Phinity Co. He vows to write no further upon justification of his name, noting bitter public debate and claims of a debt already paid.

McCorkis Watson Itaha Howard Hard Mrr. Watson Mr. Howard

Danger Signals In Young Children Discussed At Convention

Boston hosts the National Educational Association convention with eighteen topic sessions including a child study section. Maxi milian Crostatan of Plainfield warns that so called naughtiness may signal disturbances, while Indianapolis Superintendent Robert J. Alley urges special attention to gifted children and individual leadership in civil progress.

Boston National Educational Association Maximilian P. £. Crostatan Plainfield Hood Robert J. Alley Indianapolis

Rain Injures Crops In Monroe County

July 6 report notes continuous rain harming crops across Monroe county. Cotton and other crops damaged by wet weather. farmers may plow under damaged areas and replant if rains persist. Peach crops also damaged as heavy rainfall continues to affect yields.

Fultette Monroe County Tre

Wife Arraigns Husbands In Letter To A Minister

Augusta reports Rev. John P. Erwin denouncing white slave traffic and naming a Kollock Street house where prostitution is alleged. He urged a Saturday raid, claiming police inaction and urging action amid broader city corruption rumors. The pastor pushed a challenge about Russian Jewish liquor rosters, with Brooks offering $600 and later $300, but no further word.

Augusta Specter John P. Erwin Erwin Kollock Street Mcense Brooks Brooka Hile

Old Black Mammy Memorial to rise in Athens Georgia

In Athens Athena City plans a unique memorial to the famed Old Black Mammy. Principal Harris leads a drive to build a memorial school offering cooking and industrial training for the colored community. Five acres have been acquired with another five to come, funding nears $1,000 with $500 more sought. The project aims to preserve the antebellum figure in local memory this fall.

Athena F. Harris Clarke County Harris

Indictments Add Spear and Josey to Shreve Swindle Case

Montgomery Ala July Thomas J Spear and J R Josey of Opp Ala were added to the list of accused in the Shreve swindle cases. Indictments allege unlawful practices tied to Union Mercantile Greenville in the Shreve store group. Spear bonded for 10009 dollars and Josey for 3000 dollars.

Thomas J. Spear J. Josey Montgomery Ala Thomas Spear J. R. Josebus Nezs Opp Shreve Union Mercantile Company of Greenville Ghaln of Shreve Josey

Mail bags destroyed at Port Arthur depot in assault

An unidentified white man allegedly intoxicated attacked a Black route agent at the Hangas City Southern Railway depot in Port Arthur last night. He destroyed a mail sack and scattered contents as witnesses reported the agent attempted to shield the bag. United States District Attorney Ownby visited the scene today.

Houston Texas Hangas City Port Arthur United States Ownby

Floyd County Automobile Association Holds Annual Banquet

The Floyd County Automobile Association held its annual banquet and officer election at the Cherokee hotel in Rome. Presiding as toastmaster was A. N. Tumin of Cave Spring. Toast topics included Floyd County Roads and Cooperative Road Building, with remarks by W. M. Gammon, John Burnett, Dr. R. Harbin, A. R. Sullivan, and Dr. W. W. Mangum. The meeting also elected officers for the coming year. The county commissioners, Engineer T. H. Boor, and other guests attended.

Rome Floyd County Automobile Association Cherokee Hotel Presidant A. N. Tumiin Cave Spring Floyd County Roads W. M. Gammon Board of Commissioners Co-Operative Road Building County Board

Folk for President Endorsed by Bertie County Democrats

Bertie county Democrats endorse Joseph A Folk of Missouri for the Democratic nomination for president at the county convention. Folk’s father Henry B Folk was a native of Bertie County, Tennessee, and left the area at a young age.

Caroline County Hilo Suly Geme- i Eretic Bertie County Joseph A. Folk Missouri Henry B. Folk Tennessee Berle County

A Discriminating Burglar Stole Flour Sacks

A grocery store on the north side was burglarized but only a dozen sacks of Caphiola Sieur flour were taken. The item suggests the thief chose specific goods, possibly indicating a knowledge of baking needs or household use. No other valuables reported.

Carolina jurist urges agricultural training for Blacks

Durham July 8 A southern judge opened the National Religious Training School and Chautauqua for the colored race urging early agricultural training. United States Judge Peter C. Pritchard said educated Blacks should lead the race and depend on themselves to advance citizenship. He warned slavery left a lack of ambition and urged migration to farming to reduce crime and ease racial tensions.

Durham N.C United States Peter C. Pritchard Asheville National Religious Training School Pritchard South Ons

Bridge collapse at Utica Fourth of July disaster kills teen

At Utica Illinois a bridge on the Itols and Michigan canal collapsed during a tub race. One person Roza Farmer 16 Utica died and about thirty were seriously injured, many tossed into the water as 200 spectators fell. Rescue efforts followed immediately aided by several men.

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