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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1910

Page

1

Dickey Likely to Remain Emory President Amid Board Push

Oxford Ga June 3 Dr James E Dickey appears set to stay as Emory College president despite his recent election as secretary of the general board of education of the Methodist Episcopal Church South A board committee and broad support from faculty students and patrons urge him to continue His decision comes as trustees meet with reports showing a prosperous year and plans for expansion The meeting also notes faculty changes salaries increases and preparations for an athletic exhibition Tomorrow session continues and a further report on the Park bequest is expected.

Emory General Board of Education The Methodist Episcopal] Church South Lintern MK. Starr Oxford James E. Dickey Emory College Methodist Episcopal Church Booth Emory Board of Trustees Dickey Instituton Dr. Dickey Board of Trustee Emegry Truntess Treanty Wiest Candler Ace G. Candlar Warren A. Candler C. A. Evans W. F. Glenn W. ©. Tovett Tad Catone Charles R. Shelton Kerze Winship HW. E.W. Palmser W. A. Basa H. Mevard L. %. Rosser L. W. Foreman Joel T. Dave Peenidcot James B. Dickey Edwar H. Johnson University of Chicago Dougie Bumble Johnson Rembert G. Smith F. F. Farmer Subfreshman Hawkinsville High’ School Walter & Bryan England Rhodes 4. H. Stone Robert E. Park Park Mins Zie Wittest J. P. Williams Physicn N. Goodyear

Gilmer County Voters Claim Judge Morris Blocked Ballots

Gilmer county citizens charge Judge Morris and three registrars aided by pro Brown faction workers disfranchised 386 voters to gain county control. They seek a court order reinstating names and an injunction halting further registration actions.

Morris 8. A. Morring Marietta Blue Ridge’ Circuit Court Gilmer County George J. Bell Fulton Superior Court Belt Superior Court J. C. Flop Jim Go Joseph M. Brown Hoke Amith George F. Gober Blue Ridge C. H. Griffith Iis A H. Burtz Bltta Atlanta W. A. Cox T. H. Tador Diviblot Judge Morris Judge Gober Cox J. & Foster Blue “Ridge Mores Gober Jim Gilmer

Grand jury probes alleged bribery in state legislature

Springfield reports outline grand jury testimony on fish fund contributions and bribery schemes. Governor Denton and State's Attorney Burke oversee probes into lawmakers, with Beckmeyer recalled to provide conferences in hotels and cities. Senator Holstlaw resigns amid desks and chairs contract scandal. Broderick and Helletiaw face indictments as special election looms in the forty second district.

Springfield Tfl Burke H. Cohen Caldwell Densen Peoria Herve Willy Beckmeyer Grand Jury Atatas Beckemeyer Heckemeyer Secretary of State Rate D. W. Holatian Holstlaw Rextans Iuka Rose Secona Holstlaw Denton Bonator Holstlaw Lorimer Deak John Broderick Heledaw Broderick Heletiaw

Man Kills County Official in Wyoming County

Hayes Cook son of late Wyoming county sheriff shot and killed County Clerk A Stewart at Stewart's Pineville home. Stewart, a widower, reportedly close to Cook's wife. Cook fled to the mountains as a posse forms to apprehend him.

Bluefield W. Va Hayes Cook Sheriff Cook Wyoming County W.va A. Stewart Wyoming Pineville W. Ve Stewart Cook Tarye

Railroads Alarmed by Taft Policy on Rates and Funds

Simultaneous appeals in Chicago show railroads and manufacturers clashing over freight rate increases. Railroads warn of 200 million dollars diverted from planned improvements, risking layoffs and halted rehabs. Officials cite losses in maintenance and passenger revenue, urging a rate rise to avert bankruptcies while manufacturers urge purposes for Taft’s injunction and warn against panic.

Chicago Western Railroads Umncle Manufacturers’ Association Tesh Taft Rosdw Slayson Thompson Railroad Pub- Melty Bureau Mr. Thompson Aft Cousteugts Publia Nok Ratea Mr. Thomp

Railroads challenged by restraining order in high stakes clash

Attorney General Wietersham secures a restraining order against twenty five western railroads and blocks freight rate hikes. E P Ripley Santa Fe Marvin Hughitt North Western J T Harahan Tilghman Central named a committee to oppose the case. White House meetings and Chicago attorney conferences signal a major national legal battle ahead.

Wietersham Western E. P. Ripley The Santa Fe Marvin Hughitt Northwestern J. T. Harahan Tilgois Central White House Chicago

Reshaped Railroad Bill to Be Lost in Conference

Washington reports that senators comment on the reshaped railroad bill, noting it was originally drafted to favor railroads but has been altered by cross-party action in both the House and Senate. They praise changes expanding the Interstate Commerce Commission and reducing anti-trust protections while warning key provisions remain contentious.

Washington Clay Georgia Senate House Congress A . Rayser Senator Rayner Interstate Commerce Commission Court of Commerce Ha Fdake Cummins Femein Shippeta Inieratete Fallrona

Indictment Unsealed for Hayne Brown in Cotton Case

A sealed federal grand jury indictment names Frank B. Hayne and William P. Brown of New Orleans and others in a Sherman antitrust case. The charge centers on a 550000 bale cotton purchase scheme from March to July at a fixed price. Brown and Hayne claim independent action, noting coincidence in market positions.

New York Wickersham New Orleans Clark McKircher Frank B. Hayne Wil Liam P. Brown Brown Hayne

Democrats Favor Large Measure in Interstate Commerce Vote

Washington June 5 The Senate passed the administration railroad measure after weeks of debate with 50 yes votes to 32. Insurgents and Progressives claimed victory as pooling and merger sections were dropped and amendments favored shippers. Several Democrats supported the bill while a dozen opposed it.

Washington Wickersham White House Bava Court of Commerce Elkine Interstate Commerce Committee Bourne Senate M. Tes Messrs Chamberlain Ch Gom Paynter Simmons Stone Mess Bacon Fietcker Frazier Hughes Money Newlands Percy Purecell Rayner Shively Smith Maryland South Carolina Senaster la Follette Progresaa Democrats Bacon la Follette Dolliver Clay Gore

Weather Summary Forecast for Georgia

Generously fair weather expected with tall Saturday and Sunday in view. Winds vary and remain light to moderate across the state with periods of sunshine and clear skies.

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