Are You a True Georgian by Helen D Longstreet
A multi page plea by Tallulah Falls Conservation Association president calling Georgians to oppose the Georgia Railway and Power Company. The letter accuses rivals of funding to block Tallulah Falls development, details loans and civic battles, urges state action, and defends local property rights against corporate power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen D Longstreet
Tallulah Falls Conservation Association
Georata
Milton County News
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Georgia
Tallulah
Tallulah Falls
Tengi
Thas
Geniiibat
Georgit Rulway and Power Company
Tallulah Walls
USA
Trumpeets
Truarammoaan Ed
Wallpower Trust Clituis
Talilah Fouls
Arand
Traiver
Calis
Astracht Corporation
Corporation Gold
Georere Welwes Od Power
Eorgra
Jott
Psf
Eniquilys Peimst
Rell
Shans
Georgias
United
Georgia's Manhood and Honor Cited in Longstreet Tribute
Helen D Longstreet invokes Georgia’s stainless memories and the spirit of its glorious dead to urge lawmakers to resist temptations and uphold the state’s pride and traditions in a stirring call to national unity and virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Helen D Longstreet
Bell Seeks Reelection to Ninth District Congress
Washington July 10 Special Hon Thomas M Bell formally announced his intention to run again for Congress from the ninth district. A former member on key committees and Democratic whip, he cites a likely Democratic victory in November and aims to apply eight years of federal service to better aid his constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Thomas M Bell
Congress
Ninth
Bell
Immigration and Naturalization
Underwood
National Congressional Campaign Committee
Baltimore
Jin Congress
J. S. Norton
Thomasville
J & Norton
Boston
City Hospital
Norton
Thomas County
Baptist Church
Ir Shuler
K. R. N. Bussey
Athens
Athens Ga
Dr N Bussey
Crawfordville
Taliaferro County
Callie Howard
Augusta
J.H Busse
Chattanooga
Little Howell Husse
Death notices from Fairburn and nearby towns
Obituaries detail Eliza Bower of Fairburn and Eliza Dowsing Bower of Fairburn with multiple children and regional funeral plans. Other briefs report deaths of J S Norton of Thomasville, Dr N Bussey of Athens, and infant James Felder of Comer Alabama, with interment details and surviving relatives.
Thaw Hearing Nears End as Alienists Back Sanity Claim
White Plains July scene ends expert testimony in the Thaw case with Dr William White head of the federal asylum and Dr Charles K Mills positive opinions that Stanford White is sane. The federal asylum head notes institutional factors were not grounds for detention. Thaw’s team cites alleged conspiracy claims by counsel and alienists. Anthony Comstock testifies about mistreatment reports. conditions mirror Thaw’s assertions. The hearing nears its end with daily fees and extended testimony by alienists.
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White Plains
Seenanel
Harry K Thaw
Wiliam
Federal Asylum For the
Washington
Charles K Mills
Columbia University
Stanford White
Thaw
William Mook Olcott
Toe Thawa
Anthony Comstock
Society For the Prevention of Vice
W T Tereme
Clarence J Shearn
Solicitors Re-elected and Local Notices In Brief
City news reports the reelection of the solicitors at the Official Billposter convention in Minneapolis with continued representation by the Mas Sengale agency. Quillian Back for West Virginia and Tugian Quillian, with ties to the Los Angeles YMCA, attended worker conferences in Atlanta and Silver Bay. A hands of receiver case places the Mial Herl Company on Broad Street under federal control with T J Peeples named receiver following a $5,000 bond. Creditors in bankruptcy matters include Atlanta Paper and Third National Bank, with bond requirements set at $2,500. A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed by Buford merchant Charlie D Poole, showing liabilities of 47,949.48 and assets of 1,700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Elmo
Quillian
Wvistt
Los Angeles
Cal Loung Mens Christian Association
Atlanta
Silver Bay
Quillan
Y Woca
Walker Street Methodist Church
Miail- Herl Company
Broad Street
Newman
United States District Court
T J Peeples
Atlanta Paper Company
Atlanta Envelope Company
Third National Bank
Hood
Federal Court
Charlie D Poole
Buford
Officers Installed by Trade Federation in Atlanta Session
The Atlanta Federation of Trades held its regular session last night and installed the corps of officers elected at the June meeting. President Carl Karston and a slate including L. N. Kenwick as vice president and J Ho Bradfield as recording secretary were installed, with Wiliam Vaalfonten as treasurer and a finance committee led by Jerome Jones. Other appointees included William Robinson, T. Long, Miss Alice Wesson as trustees, and Charles Hirsch as sergeant at arms. Karston named W. C. Puckett reading clerk, and committee chairs for press, education, and labels, with TT Kirkpatrick leading the label committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Fts
L P Marquardt
Carl Karaton
L .N Kenwick
J Ho Bradfield
Wiliam
W. C Puckett
Jerome Jones
William Robinson
S. B Marks
TT Kirkpatrick
Label
Citizens Seek Immediate Repair of Walton Forsyth Sidewalks
A citizens committee will ask the street committee next Saturday to repair sidewalks around the Healey corner at Walton and Forsyth. Torn up during excavation for the Healey building, the pavement has remained poor for over a year, posing an eyesore and hazard to pedestrians.
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Council
Stepas
Healey Corner
Walton and
Forsyth Streets
Healey
Ife Ang
Mary G Screvens Rescues Home After Atlanta Trip
Mrs Mary G Screvens a prominent Marietta woman was reported by relatives to police as missing Tuesday night after she came to Atlanta for shopping and planned to return by 8 pm She could not reach Marietta as rain delayed her and spent the night in Atlanta with a friend before returning home Wednesday morning.
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Mari G Screvens
Marietta
Screyven
Atlanta
Tennessee Bar Association Session Addresses in Knoxville
The Tennessee Bar Association in Knoxville featured Noble Smithson on the Primary Initiative Referendum and Recall. Alexander H Robbins of St Louis spoke on Code of Ethics and Its Enforcement and Curtis Kehr of Knoxville discussed Inventions and Investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee Bar Association
Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Bar
Noble Smithson
Smithson
Alexander H Robbins
St Louis
Curtis Kehr
Strike breakers take to flight at Grabow mill riot
Deridder Louisiana July 10 following militia departure last night from Galloway Lumber Mill at Grabow three miles away every strikebreaker fled with family and goods Eight deputy sheriffs guard the mill Union men held a secret meeting last night reports say they may cause trouble Three killed seven seriously hurt and forty one wounded in the riot at the Galloway plant sheriff says no new arrests but more expected after grand jury investigation next week
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Deridder
Galloway
Grabow
Rewi
Galloway Lumber Company
Reid
Fight over Strachan bid for education group presidency
Miss Grace C Strachan, Brooklyn district superintendent, faced a heated contest against Mr Fairchild for the presidency amid charges of Chicago influence and backroom tactics. Supporters cited her stand for equal pay for women teachers and free salary discussion, while the caucus dispute and book-industry ties drew sharp exchanges.
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Grace C Strachan
Actools
Brooklyn
Fairchild
Fairchild Miss
Strachans
New York
Katherine
Blake
Mathilda Coffin Ford
Chicago
Chicago Principals Club
Miss Strachan
Boston
Ela Flagg Young
Miss Strachin
Gaynor
Harrison
Strachan
Margaret Haley
Chicago Teachers Federation
Misa Strachan
Miss Haley
Miss Mcleary
Miss Strach
M. Fairchild
York
Cheera
Joseph Swann
Swarthmore College
Denver
Cincinnati
Atlanta
New Haven
Conn
Clearance Sale Opens With New Garments At Eight
A local clearance sale begins at 8 this morning. Nearly all items are brand new and will be taken from boxes for the first time. Styles are attractive with high quality materials and trim. Special tables on the Second Floor display the collection.
Gowns Sold At One Dollar Value Cut To Sixty Three Cents
Fifteen different gown styles offered in a clearance sale with regular one dollar values now priced at sixty three cents. Descriptions include chemise effects, low necks, short sleeves, and trims of Val and linen laces, embroidery, beadings, insertions, and edges. All sizes available.
Drawers on Sale at 63 Cents in Various Styles
A sale advertises drawers in multiple styles including umbrella and straight cuts. Made of fine nainsook with lace and embroidery, priced at $1.00, now 63 cents for chosen pieces.
Corset Covers at 63 Cents and 1 Dollar Values
Corset covers offered in dainty styles including soft wain sock fabric, trimmed with fineral and linen laces, beadings and ribbons. A few all over embroidered models also available. Prices range from 63 cents to a dollar with choice today.
Washable Petticoats to Close Out at 63 Cents Tomorrow
One lot of washable petticoats of ginghams and percales, excellent quality and worth $1.00, will be closed out tomorrow at 63 cents for choice. Stripes and checks in various colors.
Convention Adopts Salary Committee to Present Findings
The convention notes 1 705 replies showing teachers deserve higher pay for better efficiency. It adopted a resolution authorizing the committee on teachers salaries and costs to present findings to Congress and the U S president.
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Committee On
Nying
Congress
United States
Commercial Cable Co Wins Big Foreign Suit
London reports the Privy Council upheld a 1993 contract between Commercial Cable Co and Newfoundland. The deal, arranged under Sir Robert Bond and later Sir Edward Morris, allowed laying two cables and ended a forty year monopoly, with Newfoundland resisting the contract under Morris’s administration.
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London
Privy Council
House of Lords
Commercial Cable Company
Newfoundland
Robert Bond
Edward Morris
Morris
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Georgia Bailyay and Bower Company
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A R Bower
Orelia Colburn
Orethht Colburn
T Is Colburn
1 F Bowden
Pooley Chapel
E. D. Bower
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Vera Fildred Floxd
Campbellton Street
George M . Bower
Covington
I Fldred Floyd
Anna B Fioyd
KR Bower
James Felder
Thomassilie
Stewart
Alabama
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Dr. Mills
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Anden
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Louisiana
Thomas W Bicknell
Providence, RI
Fairchilds
Keely
Constantinople
Mahmoud Shefket Pasha
Turkey
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