Good Roads Enthusiasm Along Georgia Railway
The Constitution Pathfinders traveled through Greensboro Madison Crawfordville Covington and other points drawing ovations for good roads in Georgia. The five thousand dollar Good Roads Auto Contest lure drew crowds as The Constitution praised coordinated county road plans. Pathfinders met officials in Madison Crawfordville and Greensbor o among others while a special Newton Rockdale DeKalb trip was planned to boost turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Madison
Crawfordville
Covington
Georgia
Atlanta
Camak
St Elmo Massengale
Norwood
Petty
Leonard A Massengale
Warren Count
Warren
Tallaferro
Rene Morgan
Walton
Newton
Kekdale
Dekalb
Fulton
Madison Rutledge
Edward W Butler
Rockdale
Pat Finders
Smyrna
E W. Butler
Brooks Thompson
R. W Trotter
J. Lee Trammell
Cornelius Wason
Clinton Thompson
Maxwell
M. F. Brooks
Morgan Hotel
R. W. Conperat
Atlante
Savannah
Paul M. Atkinson
Walton County
J. W. Douglas
Morgan County
Milla George
Madison Advertise
Constitution Party
Butler
Agricultural School
C. W Caldwell
Hawes Cloud
W. W. Byrd
L. A. Briges
John F Holden
Ww. C. Andrews
R JS Moon
4. H. Gheesling
J. J. Santers
Greene County
E. A. Copeland
The
Copeland National
Rabies and other health concerns at state officers meeting
At the Washington convention, officials debated rabies sources noting skunk and wolf bites as common. Discussion covered muzzling dogs, preventing free roaming animals, leprosy progress in Hawaii, and pellagra concerns with possible foreign study for elimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wyman
U. S
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Kerr
Dre Godfrey
Arizona
Brumbs
Teags
Bennett
Colorado
Cotton factory men not split on tariff
D A Tompkins of Charlotte denied Richmond reports that the American Cotton Manufacturers Association split on tariff policy. He said he favors protection with incidental revenue, contrasting Parker’s revenue tariff with incidental protection. Tompkins noted he was not a formal rival and Parker was expected to be elected president, with tariff commission endorsed by formal resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobs Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Richmond
American Cotton Manufacurers’ Association
D. A Tompkins
Charlotte
N. C
Lewis W. Parker
Tompkins
Parker Reeves
Parker
Dispute Over Property Ends With Shooting in Meridian
In Meridian, on June 2, during a dispute over disposal of property linked to a local club, W. T. Flynn, secretary of a social organization, was fatally wounded by G Walton. The investigation continues as authorities assess the incident and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Misa
W. T. Flynn
G Walton
Senate Debates Tariff Policy and Party Pledges
The June 2 Senate session featured talks on tariff revision, avoiding dilatory motions, and questions of party pledges. Senator La Follette pressed for lower rates while Senator Nelson warned against downward revisions, noting the impact on duties under the Dingley law. The debate touched on New England industries and the influence of trust controls and packers on leather goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Bacon
Committee On
Tong
la Foltette
New England
Gore
Frye
Oklahoma
United States
Sena Tora
Aeluon Koocks Aldrich Bates
Nelson
Nal
la Follette
le Follette
Aldrich
Money
Wisconsin
Taft
Burglar Fires on Police in Pooles Grocery Duel
Officers Austin and Adams discovered a thief last night at Pooles grocery, 411 Peters Street. A pistol duel ensued through a side door with eight bullets fired. Officer Peyton and other officers arrived. Dill Jones was found hiding under cotton seed hull bags with a pistol beneath him. He claimed a white man joined him in the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pooles
Peters Street
Austin
Adams
Peyton
Dill Jones
Italian Convicted in First-Degree Murder Case
In Tampa a Italian man named Chiira mente was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of B Labella a wealthy New York Italian merchant. Labella's body was found in the suburbs and blood stains along with a bloody club from Chiiramente’s wagon wheel linked to the crime. The murder appears to have occurred at Chiiramente’s home and the body moved to a concealed area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Kta
Gune
Onarferio Chiramente
B Labella
New York
Mercy Labella
Chiramente
Chiiramente
Doctor Schenck resigns from Biltmore forestry post
Dr. G C A Schenck resigns as head of the Biltmore forestry department effective November 1 after tensions with Biltmore nurseries head C D Beadle and criticisms over leases. The move follows a broader political atmosphere as senators and voters face heightened scrutiny amid tariff debates and party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenck
Forestry Department
Asheville
N. C
Plagah
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore Forestry Department
Panama Trade Scandal Echoes in Canal Case
Indianapolis court paused a major Panama canal graft case involving Charles R Williams and Delaian Smith as it prepared to hear new witnesses. Prosecution aims to prove editors Hitchcock and Mack published or knew about a false corruption story tied to French holders and Morgan staff, while defense argues for readiness and relevance. Judge Anderson extended the trial to October 11 to allow broader evidence, amid disputes over scope and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Merita
Panama
Charles R Williams
Delaian Smith
Indianapolis News
District of Columbia
Panama Canal
United States
Stuart McNamara
Department of Justice
Washington
Charles W Miller
Anderson
Frank H Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Norman H. Mack
Democratic National Committee
George Cortetvon
J Pierpont Morgan & Co
Counse
McNamara
Messrs
Hitchcock l
Mack
Wey
Blackmafilers
Willam Nelaga Cromwell
New York World
Cromwell
McNemara
J. Pierpont Morgan
France
Walker Commission
Nicaragua
Paname
Aele
Mr. Cromwell
Fire rages at Johnson house. boarders flee in night clothes
Early morning blaze at 168 Whitehall Street damages a closet fire with large share of residents sleeping. Women aroused in kimonos rush to safety as firemen battle the flames. damage is light and building run by O J Johnson, owned by De J Crawford. In Kentucky, W Ii Meaks dies after being found unconscious at a Harrison County precipice. night riders suspected in attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson House
Whitehall Street
O J Johnson
de J M Crawford
Lexington
W Ii Meaks
Harrison County
Meaks
Panama canal money and public trust in inquiry
The court cautioned that Cromwell’s refusal to name clients who formed the American syndicate to “Americanize” the canal could lead the public to infer corruption. It noted $48,000,000 of public money was spent and stressed the public’s interest in the integrity of the Panama case and related inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Senate Investigating Committee
Morgan Committee
Panama
Hae
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
French Canal Company
Mob Fire and Riots Hit Philadelphia Streetcars
A Philadelphia mob attacked streetcars set fire to several cars, injuring a policeman and wounding about 100 people. The unrest centered in Kensington and widespread disturbances occurred at multiple car barns, as authorities struggled to control the mob and protect crews during attempted car operation by strikebreakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Hennington Mill
Traction Company
Kensington
Lev
Altephans Avenue
Sixteenth
Jackson Streets
Forty-ninth
Woodland Avenue
Forty First Street
Haverford Avenue
West Philadelphia
Weather Prophecy Forecast for Georgia
Partly cloudy Thursday and Friday with light to moderate variable winds. Mostly southerly winds noted at some corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Erly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Augusta
Y Lauren Foreman
Hawaii
Sugeon
L. E Coffer
Wyman Twentyfodr
South
Charles W. Stiles
Stilesy
Stiles
C. F. Williams
South Carolina
H F Harris
D. A. Tompkins
Aldrich & CO
Senator la Follette
Dingley
Chicago
B. Labella
Biltmore
Amnee
Apsaches
Hitchcock
Hitchcock and Mack
Atempt
Munis
Abilene
Baeston
Buffalo
Baltimore
Birmingham
Charleston
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Corpus Christ
Denver
Detroit
Dodge
Galveston
Huron
Jacksontilie
Jupiter
Key West
Knoxville
Los Angeles
Memphis
Mobile
Montgomery
En Orleana
Norfolk
Omaha
Palestine
Portland
Raleigh
Rapid City
Vannah
San Francisco
St. Louis
St. Paul
Tacoma
Thomasville
Vicksburn
Wilmington
Pares Becti
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!