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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1912

Page

8

Georgia Grand Encampment Elects Officers in Griffin

The state grand encampment of EO C F met in Griffin, electing officers for the year. Georgy C. Hook of Alpharetta was named Grand Patriarch, Frida Brambiett of Athens as grand sigh priest, and other officers include E Ho Stout of Atlanta and J Wyeridge of Columbus. The session featured the patriarchal degree work, noted as the finest ever seen in Griffin.

S Griffin EO. C. F Han Griffin Dusineys Order Georgy C. Hook Alpharetta Geind Sigh Frida Bram

Duel With Hoes Fatal for Two Negro Hands

On a Georgia farm in Athens County two Black laborers were involved in a fatal field duel over who should chop the neat row. The men armed with hoes collided. one died instantly and the other succumbed after a brief period. The incident occurred at the Culverson farm amid cotton work in mid July.

Athens Culverson

City May Audit G R and E Books

The city asserts the right to annually audit the Georgia Railway and Electric company's books. The power, built into the franchise ordinance, funds the city's tax of ten percent of gross earnings, later raising to twelve percent after a set period. The audit paragraph aims to verify yearly gross receipts and had previously gone unchallenged.

Georgia Railway and Electric Company Tatiway Georgians Alway Pink Bileetets Company Tle Lhe

Juvenile Court Bill Gets Favorable Report

The Juvenile court bill, sponsored by McElreath Westmoreland and Brown, passed a favorable report in the House and advances to a third reading. The measure sets a standard for a children's court in cities of Georgia, expanding court powers over negligent and delinquent children and potentially broader authority to address crimes against minors. The Atlanta attorney Weltnes and Judge Lindsay of Denver are cited as models for the bill’s framework.

Messrs Lontip Weltnes Atlanta Atten Y. Amd Judae Dea Lindsay Din Denver Bus Fox

Atlanta Civic League Meeting Saturday at Carnest Library

A business meeting of the Atlanta Civic League is scheduled for Sunday afternoon at 3:30 in Carnest Library. AIT members are urged to attend.

Inexpensive Table Glassware Sale Listing

Your table glassware needs are covered with a wide assortment of water tumblers iced tea glasses sherbet cups ice cream cups samplers wine glasses and more. Sets start at a low price and rise with style. Call and inspect our affordable glassware in-store or request a copy of the 1912 illustrated catalogue by mail. Prepaid shipping with a money back satisfaction guarantee.

New Freight Terminals of Southern Railway Open Saturday

Southern Railway prepares new six story freight terminals in Atlanta. Mitchell street and Madison avenue sections add 70 000 square feet for inbound freight on first two levels with elevator access to upper areas. Third floor houses local freight agent offices and stationer department moved from Richmond. upper floors provide general and division offices and a conference room.

Atlanta Richmond Southern Inman Yards Yellowstone Park Chicago Milwaukee Wonderland Northern Pacific Railway Land of Fortune A. E. Ryan Trav. Pass Pryor St Atlanta, Ga

Southern Railway to Open New Freight Terminals in Atlanta

The Southern Railway will Saturday celebrate its new eight six story freight terminal complex on Madison avenue between Mitchell and Peters streets. The event invites Atlanta merchants shippers and officials including the mayor council chamber of commerce railroad commission and freight bureau to inspect the depot from 17 am to 3 pm. A reception committee will greet visitors and explain the facilities provided by the railroad for Atlanta business.

The Southern Railway Company Madison Avenue Mitchell Street Peters Street Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Railroad Commission Atlanta Freight Bureau Ielcome

Ice Cream Poisoning Fatality in Cordele Case

In Cordele Georgia seven Sunday dinner guests and two others suffered ptomaine poisoning after eating ice cream at Judge J B Smith's home. J F Joiner a prominent local businessman died after four days illness. Eight others remain ill though improving though Mr Joiner relapsed before death.

Cordele J. B. Smith Promaine Paoison J. FE Joiner Cordyle Gd. W. Joiner J. 9. Dickson Irma Agnes Roberts Hope Roberts Roberts Judge

Deposed Captain Charges Graves In Alabama Militia Row

Aniston Alabama July follows Camp Pettus closure as militia men return home while regulars encamp. Captain Br Fireservid, Calhoun Rifles from Oxford, alleges Colonel EB Graves aimed at politics influencing the action. Kentucky regiments begin arriving with advance guards in the city.

Anniston Ala Camp Pettus Kentucky Alabama Mth Corcelina BR. Fireservid Calhoun Rifles Oxford EB. AH. Graves

Democrats of Iowa Adopt Referendum in State Platform

Cedar Rapids Iowa July 25 Democrats adopt the initiative and referendum in practice by submitting the progressive platform to a referendum vote of the party rank and file at the state convention. Henry Vellmer of Davenport sparred over a local option plank before the motion to add it was tabled and the platform adopted with few dissenting votes. The platform calls for initiative and referendum direct nomination via primaries presidential primary direct election of national and state committeemen government ownership of telegraph and telephone utilities and woman’s suffrage.

Cedar Rapids Iowa Woodrow Wilson Henry Vellmer Davenport

Cow Wrecks a Train in Lake Charles. Two Die

A Long Bell Lumber train in Lake Charles was struck by a cow yesterday. Fireman Will Thompson and laborer Ellis Mitchell were killed as the engine derailed and rolled down an embankment after the collision. The cow appeared on the track just ahead of the locomotive and could not be avoided.

Lake Charles Long Bell Lumber Company Will Thompson Ellis Mitchell Thompson Mitchell

Salmons Returns After 25 Years to Atlanta From San Diego

Frank A. Salmons, long absent from Atlanta, arrives with his wife and two daughters at the Piedmont hotel after visiting Baltimore and eastern cities as California delegate to the Democratic National Convention. He recalls Atlanta’s growth, notes the changed streets, and discusses his San Hero leadership and Kunzite mines. He supports the Panama California Exposition project in San Diego with substantial funding and labor.

Frank A. Salmons Decatur San Diego Cal Hues Atlanta Baltimore California Salmons Piedmont Hotel Margaret Mildred Mayson Dixon James F. Alexander Piedmont Pou Abi Candler Whitehall Alabama Streets Whitewall Street Deratur Agnes Sentt College San Hero Fhullmore Tiffany Company New York

Gangsters to be Tried Today in Grant Park Fight

Hurley Guffin Leon Guffin and A B Herndon face arraignment before Recorder Broyles at 2 30 p m to answer charges linked to a private Grant Park dance brawl last Thursday night. W W Watts and bystanders were injured. Watts was treated at a local hospital. Reese Waits and several witnesses will testify while all three defendants remain in police custody.

Hurley Guffin Leon A. B. Herndon Broyles W. W. Watts Kreese Watts Grant Park Waits Atlanta Reese Waits Guffin Young Herndon Cutting Watts Leon Guffin Mr. Watts Laura Holmes Mr. Waits Reese Watts

The Forsyth Theater Delivers Rousing Vaudeville Show

The Forsyth presents a strong vaudeville bill with a rattling good afternoon and evening crowd. Next week features Stella Meyhen, the Broadway musical comedy star, joined by Billy Taylor as the headline act.

Keith Forsyth Stella Meyhen New York Blllse Taylor

eyeglass frame tailored to your nose by Moore and Sons

Local shop Jno. L. Moore & Sons at 2 North Broad Street offers custom fitting of eyeglass frames to the wearer’s nose for better comfort and satisfaction, emphasizing personalized service.

Jno L. Moore & Sons Broad Street

Atlanta Fifth Regiment returns from Anniston maneuvers

Colonel E E Pomeroy praises the Atlanta Boys of the Fifth Regiment after their strenuous maneuvers at Anniston Alabama. He notes high enlistment spirit and dedication. The march through Atlanta drew cheering crowds as troops unloaded gear for the Auditorium Armory. Captain Weaver reports Company 4 the Gaza City Guards performed admirably.

Georgia Atlanta E. E. Pomeroy Anniston Ala Georga Southern Railroad Terminal Station Auditorium Armory Whitelalk Street Peachtree Jun Billy H. J. Weaver Gaza City

Sheriff Hood in Inquiry Over Montgomery Gambler Ties

Reports claim police and sheriff officers may collude with Montgomery gambling dens. Judge Brown ordered a grand jury probe into the sheriff’s department with possible impeachment if wrongdoing is found. Sheriff Hood denies, seeks vindication, while raids shut down the shops amid mounting agitation and chatter of police chief removal.

Montgomery Ala Armstead Brown Horace Hood Grand Jury Montgomey Governor O'Neal Executive Mansion Brown FP. McIntyre City Commission W. H. Taylor

New Hotel for Columbus at Second Avenue and Twelfth Street

Columbus Ga July 25 Special The Columbus Hotel company board selected a northeast corner site at Second Avenue and Twelfth Street for a modern hundred room hotel. Wilson succeeds Roberts in Columbus post office duties arriving from Macon to begin as assistant postmaster tomorrow morning replacing Frank Hoberts who resigned.

Columbus Columbus, Ga Columbus Hotel Company Northeast Corner Second Avenue Twelfth Stret H. H. Wilson Macon Tomorow Frank Hoberts

Senate House Deadlock Delays Battleship Plans

Washington July 25 No break in the deadlock between the senate and house over the battleship appropriation was in sight today. Senator Perkins said conferences would not yield on the one ship plan unless directed by the senate. House conferees hinted they might accept the senate’s torpedo boat increase to eight if the battleship program is dropped. The caucus again declared for no battleship. Also in Arkansas a man shot a stenographer then was killed by another man as a terror campaign gripped Little Rock. A separate report from Columbus, Georgia notes Mrs. M J Gatewood shocked by lightning during a storm.

Washington Senate House Perkins Senate Naval Committee Suther New York Suizer Littl Rock Ark Maude Sumner J. B. Brown Little Rock Jack Sam Collins Brown Collins Sumner

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