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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
7
A editorial argues that direct popular primaries expand voter input and reduce oligarchic party control. It contends voters should choose candidates within parties and also determine leadership, urging New York residents to demand more direct nomination power and accountability from party leadership.
Fitzgerald Georgia July 6 Special Claude Hyde who was shot at Uvwens mill on the Fourth died this morning at the sanitarium. Stuckey of Rhine wounded earlier today is improving at the Aldigg hotel. Hyde gave an ante mortem statement that three men attacked him as he tried to board a car, one holding his leg while two shot him in the back. His body bore four bullets of two sizes in the back and side. The same gang earlier mistook him for another man and attacked him. the assailants were friends of the man Hyde stabbed.
In the ordinary's court today the will of Mrs E L Dennard was probated. She bequeathed all the real estate and personal property of her deceased husband Hon E Deonard to Mrs Wary D Hughes, Dan and Dennard Hughes, and Miss Henrilee Hughes, Ulster, nephews and legatees of the late OL Dennard. Miss Mattie Thorpe, sister of Mrs Dennard, and Dan Hughes have qualified as executors of the estate as named in the will.
Judge W D Els issued a temporary injunction restraining Atlanta from using the west side dumping ground. Citizens and various officials faced the suit over dangerous disposal methods, porous pits, and health risks. The petition sought disinfection and sanitary restoration of the site.
A surprising wedding between motion picture operator J Ben Daniel and 17 year old Bessie Gunn led to a court case as aunt Mrs Key and neighbors were accused of plotting in law’s eyes to thwart the match. Judge Broyles dismissed all charges after a lively dispute over alleged interference and theft.
A mass meeting in Newnan Coweta County honored Hewlette A Hall after Governor Brown appointed him to the attorney general vacancy. Speakers included Major W A Turner and judges, with resolutions endorsing Hall for the two year term in the upcoming state primary.
Mr Fields of Chap county introduced a 2111 making it a misdemeanor to show any fight pictures in the house yesterday morning. The measure targets moving pictures of prize fights and aims to curb public exhibition.
Special committee discussed a measure affecting moving pictures. The bill aims to regulate or curb film productions from competing studios. The discussion referenced the Johansson-Jeffrigs firm and potential elimination of other moving picture contests.
The council passed two ordinances yesterday. One creates a probationary three month near beer license system amid dealer complaints and transfers. The other requires separate licenses for establishments serving whites and blacks, effectively restricting shared lunch service.
The general council referred two pension resolutions to a special committee to study adding pensions for firemen policemen city hall employees and school teachers. Aldermen Grant Hancock and Pomeroy and Councilmen Winn ana Walraven named the panel which will meet Friday at 11 30 a m to report to the adjourned council meeting and push action before the legislature.
A garbled notice mentions painting work and requirements including a durable engine strapper and a gasoline torch. It references Atlantic ire white and the Dutch Boy Painter trademark as part of the approved materials before applying a new coat. The text remains unclear but indicates a compliance or procurement directive for painting supplies.
Automobile driver Thomas Kincaid was killed during trial practice at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway when his National car went off the embankment and crushed him. His last notable victory was the Atlanta two hundred mile race with partner Johnny Aitken earlier this year.
Marion representative McMichael introduces a bill to levy a special tax not exceeding one half mill for four years to fund larger pensions for Confederate veterans and widows newly added by a law granting four percent. The measure amends the constitution and, if passed, would require state ratification. Estimated need totals about 200000 to pay the added pensioners, possibly rising to 850000 if necessary.
The Lexington Hotel of Chicago reports it has the greatest southern patronage among Chicago hotels, highlighting a robust clientele base from southern states and its appeal to travelers seeking southern hospitality in the city.
Two reports on purchasing a new waterworks filter were presented at the general council meeting and referred to a five member committee to review bids. The New York Jewel Filtration Company bid 42 000 for 8 000 000 gallon capacity while Philadelphia Softener bid 31 000. for 10 000 000 gallon filter New York bid 31 000 and Philadelphia 38 000.
Judge J. Flynt of Griffin, candidate for Congress from the sixth district, will speak to voters at the Jackson courthouse Saturday at 3 PM. He invites all opponents to attend to discuss campaign issues. attendance by opponents is not required. Flynt will speak regardless. Willingham Named Captain. Jackson Guards replace retiring Captain EB Master.
Come meet Madame Yale’s chief assistant and learn Yale methods and preparations for beauty. She travels nationally and will explain correct usage, answer questions, and demonstrate Yale products. Special exhibition offers discounts and surprise packages available at the Yale counter opposite the elevators.
A Greek waiter Syracson F. was mauled by a woman with an umbrella and pursued by her husband Pete Potogos after an alleged insult. Syracson fled toward Alabama and Whitehall Streets, where Potogos grabbed him by the throat. Police separated them. Byrcson was jailed for disorderly conduct, Potogos cited for charges. hearing set for Thursday.
Atlanta Lodge No 71 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will march 1600 members to Griffin Georgia this afternoon. Walter Andrews exalted ruler leads a special Central of Georgia train departing Terminal at 4 o clock to install a new lodge in Griffin. The delegation includes Ed Clapp chairman and others.
A fragmented notice notes Kryptor Bifocals marketing claims about reading and walking aids. The text references acid, wide aisles, and an acre area, with unclear contest details. Further context is unreadable.
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