Frank P Rice Bids Voters Support in 8th Ward Alderman Race
Frank P Rice of Atlanta declares candidacy for the eighth ward aldermanic vacancy after urging by residents. He cites fifty years in Atlanta, prior service as alderman and councilman, and a pledge to push needed city improvements. He opposes the city charter change without voter approval and asks voters to elect him in the July 15 special election. A long petition from ward taxpayers urges Rice to enter the race, praising his experience and fitness for the position.
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Fulton County
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J. Carroll Payne
J. W. Harlan
J. M. Terrell
A. H. Baucker
Harvey T. Philips
Terrell
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Georgia Rail Commission Hearing Of Rates And Bonds
Georgia railroad cases unfold over injunctions port rates and capital sales. Judge Hines and Chairman McLendon clash on duties under the Candler law while officials discuss bonds sold for Athens Wrightsville and Tennille lines and potential commissions.
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Tennilla
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Tennille
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Commissioner High
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Port Bates
Port Katea
City to Collect Liquor Licenses From Blind Tigers
Nashville July 13 The city legal department advised the city marshal to collect liquor license fees from establishments under state law through January 14 1910 Each business owes 260 for a six month period July 1 to January 1 Bootleggers remain liable for licenses despite illegal sales and the city will pursue fees upon arrests and convictions per the supreme court ruling
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