Pathfinding Buick To Lead Georgia Fall Tour Across State
Scouting tour begins July 18 from The Atlanta Constitution building with the Buick official pathfinder and Hulek crew visiting Albany Macon Rome Griffin Americus and Savannah among towns. The project aims to promote highway improvement with educational stops and involvement of newspapers and local officials.
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Georgia
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Times-Recorder
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Delly Observer
Moultrie
Daily Times Enterprise
Thormsonville
Daily Times
Valdosta
Herald
Waycross
Jonesboro
The
Daily News
Griffin
Barnesville
Forsyth
Fort Valley
Marshallville
Montezuma
Oglethorpe
Etoville
Americus
Smithville
Leesburg
Milaville
Macon County
Schiey
Suafer
Urate
Bleached Flour Adulterated and Misbranded Case Opened
Kansas City July 6. A federal jury found flour seized adulterated and misbranded after five weeks of testimony in the gov ernment case against the Lexington Mill and Elevator Co of Lexington Nebraska. The government alleged bleaching with nitrogen peroxide and mislabeling as a fancy patent. Bruce Strout, chief counsel for the millers, said the case should not have been tried by a jury and that he had informed President Taft it was a false test case. Continued on Page Four.
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Lexington Mill and Elevator Company
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Arocry
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Alsop
Miabranding
Bruce Stroit
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Msile
Taft
Atlanta Moves To Ban Prize Fight Moving Pictures
Atlanta city council paused an ordinance to bar moving pictures of prize fights including the Reno bout between Jeffries and Johnson. The measure, introduced by Councilman Greer, imposes fines up to 500 dollars and up to thirty days in jail for violations. Mayor Maddox noted a Baltimore Sun inquiry, calling prize fight exhibitions a dangerous entertainment.
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Nevada
Atlanta
Greet
Stoy
Greer
Belle
Barbacam
Chambers
Ragsdale
Bama
Tua Hive
Atlante
Cornellian
Ordinsmeg
Guy Stockade
Nicenss
Maddox
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, Md
No Official Mail Blocked for President Taft Vacation
Beverly Massachusetts July 6 President Taft spent his first day of real vacation at Burgess Point telephoning the executive office to learn why no messenger was delivering official mail to the cottage Rudolph Forster assistant secretary replied You are not to have any mail for a few days It is not the staff s fault Secretary of the Treasury MacVeagh is expected at Beverly within two or three days He may bring a portfolio which will be checked at the gate Taft played golf at Myopia this morning dozed on the veranda and joined Mrs Taft and neighbors for a sail aboard the Sylph in the evening
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Secretary of the Treasury
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J R Smith Again May Be Browns Campaign Manager
It is stated on good authority that J R Smith of Atlanta who successfully managed Governor Joseph M Brown's 1908 campaign will again be the governor's campaign manager for the present contest. Smith could not be seen yesterday but friends say he will likely take the post in the same capacity as before.
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Savannah
Atlanta
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Augusta Chronicle
Macon Telegraph
Savannah Morning News
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Joseph M. Brown
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Americus Banks Declare Semiannual Dividends
Two Americus banks, the Commercial City and Ampticus National, held a semi annual meeting and declared four percent dividends to stockholders. The institutions, capitalized at 50 000 and 710 000 respectively, reported strong prosperity and high capitalization in a period of robust growth.
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Ampticus National’ Bank
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Ifmaet
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Ors
Evans tract proposed for Chattanooga terminal site
The Evans 314 1/2 acre offer near Chattanooga for the Western and Atlantic railroad terminals is favored by many in the legislature as a better bargain than the Boyce station option. Governor Brown cites business sense, noting the Evans land’s riverside, water, and rail access, though cost and grading challenges exist. the final choice rests with the General Assembly.
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Kalb
Berea
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General Assembly
Smith and Hart Debate Looming In Georgia Campaign
Smith plans a July late debut at the Auditorium Armory in Atlanta with a possible joint appearance by Hart on the platform. Governor Brown remains preoccupied with duties, while Senator Clay visits Hoke Smith HQ and backs Smith. An educational address is slated for Murray county next Saturday, with Brown’s headquarters yet to open.
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Marietta
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Mmr Smith
Senator Potay
Murray County
Dr. Brown
Murray
Brown
Kimball House
Toutier
Hoke Smith
Pulaski
Mx Smith
Pulask
Tf. Swann
Newton County
Newton
Hichardson
Lawrénceville
Gwiniet
OW. H. Lac
Atlanta
Plans for civic center on Peachtree widened streets
The Fulton delegation will push a bill to give the state a 20 story office building and a joint terminal in exchange for the right to build a civic center over State Road tracks. A private corporation would erect and operate the project, with state ownership to follow after funding. The proposal, valued about 3 million dollars, was approved by the chamber of commerce and city council. Citizens push Peachtree street widening, seeking a 10 foot state donation across the governor’s mansion site to ease traffic near the governor’s residence.
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Washington Straat
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George Brown
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Ines
Alex Sim
Leas
Puchenehs
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City Council
Peachtree Street
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Acden
H.W. Alfriend
Cain and
Harria
Peachtree
Walter G. Cooper
Detective Collins Fatal Runaway Death in Augusta
Augusta Ga July 6 City Detective W M Collins was fatally injured in a runaway yesterday afternoon. He was riding with Policeman A J Matthews and another man when the horse bolted Collins was thrown against a tree and killed after surgery at 6 20 o clock He and his companions sustained bruises and were taken to a hospital Collins was a veteran detective and had recently been sworn in.
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Golling
A. J. Matthews
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Grost
Movement for Direct Primaries Faces Democratic Debate
An editorial on direct primary reform in The Cotton, New York, notes Roosevelt's endorsement of Governor Hughes while warning reforms depend on voters judgment. It cites legislative resistance, party splits, and the need for public energy to make any device work in practice.
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