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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1912

Page

10

Attractive Vacation Tours Europe and Bermuda from Atlanta

John T. North, Steamship and Tourist Agent, announces tours to Europe, the North Cape, Bermuda, Halifax, and Panama. Steamship tickets on sale for all steamship lines. Located at 121 Peachties Street Ground Floor Candler Brig. Atlanta Georgia.

Europe North Cape Bermuda Halifax Panama Steamship Lines John T. North Peachties Street Candler Brig Atlanta

Courtroom Shootings Recalled In Allen Trials

In Wrytheville Virginia on July 18 Judge T W Bolen, defending Floyd Aiken, and prosecution star witness in the Allen case, testified in the murder case against Ultide jen. He said the first shot came from the corner near Claude Allen as the district attorney and defense cross examined the chair bullet holes blamed on Jud Massie. Four other witnesses were questioned.

Wrytheville. Va T. W. Bolen Floyd Aiken Thusville Allens Ultide Jen Foster Jinige Bojens Claude Allen Jud Massie Todas

Brunswick Folks Indignant Over Port of Call Fight

Brunswick Ge July 18 Special Businessmen and citizens denounce Savannah Chamber of Commerce push to win mail steamers to Panama. Brunswick’s board of trade cites government figures showing Brunswick’s channel depth and nearer sea access surpass Savannah. Resolution sent to Senators Bacon and Smith, Rep Brantley, Postmaster Blitsheock, and Engr Dan Kingman urging support.

Brunswick Savannah Colon Hrunswick Ttanama Transportation Georgia Board of Trade J Tronts Bacon Smith Brantley Blitwheock Dan S. Kingman United States Engineer Post Office Department

Rivers and Harbors Bill Advances in Senate

The rivers and harbors appropriation bill carrying about 33 million dollars was finally passed by the senate today after the conference report was adopted. The measure includes 6 million dollars for Mississippi river improvement and sets funding for various harbor projects nationwide.

Washington Senate

Southeastern district tops in marine recruiting report says Georgia produces many recruits

The commandant of the United States Marine Corps lauds the Southeastern district led by Lieutenant Otto R Becker from Georgia with an 848 percent standing in enlistment quality and service length. He praises Sergeant H C Spencer and notes plans to recruit four youths for training as buglers and drummer boys as the corps seeks fit, healthy men from Georgia while overpopulation limits enlistments.

Dstrict United States Marine Corps Pittsburg Otto R Becker Atlanta Bova T. FE. Blackstone Duvall United States Europe Becker A. S. McLemore Southeastern Georgia H. C. Spencer Dalton Spencer Theodore Roosevelt Seregeant Spencer Washington, D. C Marine Corps Service James F. Coppedge Knoxville Tenn Alvin Ellis J. & Renew Charleston D. C Jesse C. Scroggins Kansas City John Reese Edwards Cuba D. R. Jarrell B. F. Bennett Spring Place G. B. Tenney C. C. Terrey W. H. Sullivan H. L. Jones Acworth C. McNew M. Penney J. C. Allen Monticello

Three Men Running Atlanta City Government Alleged

Alderman A J Johnson accused three council members known as the Young Turks of running Atlanta city government and drafting all resolutions. He named Aldine Chambers Claude Do Mason and James R Nutne as the three, while denying formal caucus meetings. The caucus claim sparked debate as Johnson pressed an open meetings stance and the council voted to table his anti caucus resolution.

A. J. Johnson The Constitution Aldine Chambers Claude Do. Mason James R. Nut Johnson Alderman Johnson Tam Aerrons Wood Chambers

McLendon Enters Race for Georgia Railroad Commissioner

S G McLendon announced his candidacy for railroad commissioner in the August primary. He says he will oppose Judge Hillyer, citing a record against special privileges, and notes Friends urging his name to correct alleged misinformation affecting Georgia's shipping public. He references past cases on rate reductions and fairness across the state.

S. G. McLendon Judge Hillyer McLendon Railroal Atlanta Georgia Savannah Commissioner Hill Hill Stephens Ang

Bill Aims to Bar Postmasters from Political Delegates

Washington July 18. A bill reported favorably to the house seeks to prevent post masters and other federal officeholders from acting as delegates to any district state or national convention or from becoming perniciously active in politics.

Washington House

Noted Covington manager ends life at Grant Park

J W Britt found H F Jones, Covington theater manager, dead by his own hand near a lake at Grant Park. A letter bearing the time of death and a message I am unworthy was in Jones’s possession along with a vial of carbolic acid. Jones, about 37, left a ten page note to his wife pleading forgiveness and stating burial wishes. Police notified Mrs Jones and the family planned Rams burial with escort.

J. W. Britt Confederate Avenue H. F. Jones Covington Grant Park Jones Moving Picture Theater Atlanta East Point R. F. Jones J. D. Campbell Rams

Archbald to Appear at Senate Bar Today

Washington reports Judge Archbald is set to answer impeachment charges at 12:30 tomorrow. Sergeant-at-arms Daniel M. Ransdel delivered the summons in Scranton and Archbald may appear in person or by attorney. He may seek a delay until fall, subject to Senate majority. Some senators favor immediate trial as urged by house managers.

Washington Archbald House of Representatives Daniel M. Ransdel Senate Scranton Archhbald

Tickets in Demand for Moose Convention in Chicago

Chicago July 18 The sale of tickets to the third party national convention in Chicago August was opened at headquarters today. Within a few hours it was announced 1500 had been received 1000 of this from one man for fifty tickets. Medill Mc Cormick said receipts would cover most convention expenses estimated at 25000. A general committee of arrangements with subcommittees was appointed. Ralph Do Otis, who had been at Oyster Bay with Colonel Roosevelt, was named.

Chicago Medill McCormick Ralph Do. Otis Oyster Bay Roosevelt

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