Capture dispute over De Gress battery at Atlanta
Judge Robert L. Rodgers disputes a Constitution notice claiming the Forty-second Georgia captured De Gress battery. He cites official records showing De Gress battery was north of the Georgia railroad by July 22, 1864, and that the consolidated A and B batteries were in other positions. He urges examination of official reports to settle the matter for history.
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Robert L. Rodgers
Georgia Division
United Confederate Veterans
The
Constitution
Forty-second Georgia
de Gress
Atlanta
Forty-second
Georgia
South Side
Raporta
de Grese
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Francis de Gress
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Robert JL. Rodghres
Farmers Union Concludes Georgia Session at Macon
The Georgia division of the Farmers Union wrapped up its session in Macon at Brown House on July 24 signaling plans to observe Union Day at the state fair on November 3. Secretary R W Jemison addressed members outlining fair expectations and urging participation in displays. Members planned to return for the fair’s benefits as conference adjourned with thanks to the city Chamber of Commerce and local officials.
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Brown House
Macon
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Severon
R. W. Jemison
Chamber of Commerce
Mail Pouch Through Tunnel? Railway Mail Service Change
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce requests a new through pouch on Southern Railway train No 30 from Atlanta leaving at 2 40 p m daily starting Monday. Previously last mail to the east left Atlanta by 1 a m with late letters mailed after 10 o clock not delivered in Washington Baltimore or New York. Colonel Ts M Tatli, superintendent of railway mail service for the southeastern states, presented the matter to the chamber.
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Comnércie
Ts. M. Tatr li
Southeastern ‘States
Southern Railway
East
Teagh
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Chamber. of
Commerce
Sir Rhode
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