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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
3
Coley, cashier of the Central Bank 3d Trust Corporation, is noted in a broader business program that includes many speeches. The event promises material of unusual interest to attendees and observers of financial affairs.
New York congressman Edward J. Vreeland, chair of the National Monetary Commission, will headline the bankers convention in Atlanta with a talk on emergency currency under his bill. L. C. Hayes of Augusta and Planters Loan and Savings Bank will discuss the cotton situation and the foreign bills of lading topic as the second day’s feature.
Knoxville Tenn Mrs Mamie Towe of 1071 W Main St credits Cardus with restoring her health after doctors failed. She urges women with irregularities to try Cardus, a vegetable remedy advertised for female ailments. Chattanooga Medicine Co advertises advisory letters and a home treatment booklet.
Ohio's Democratic chief executive Judeon Harmon, praised by supporters as one of the state’s best governors, works to burst reform and a square deal. He won by 19,000 votes two years ago as Republicans carried national races, and his push on tax reform and anti-crofton measures fuels a looming fall contest with GOP hopes for a Senate successor. The campaign features talk of Theodore Roosevelt and James Garfield aligning with progressives, while Taft administration support remains split and Ohio factions marshal around Harmon’s authority and patronage plans.
In Atlanta hopes remain alive that the old post office will be donated to the city. A House point of order delayed action, but Senators Clay and Bacon are expected to push the measure through the Senate with a favorable outcome and the House to follow. Local officials and business leaders stay hopeful despite the setback, citing ongoing political maneuvering and support from allies in government.
Debut on the concert stage for the Atlanta native Mas Auenta Mae Brannan draws attention in northern musical circles. Daughter of M M Brannan, formerly a Atlanta journalist, she is touring the lyceum circuit and will likely make her first formal Atlanta appearance in the coming season. Her voice is described as sweet and well cultivated with clear enunciation, earning multiple encores and high praise from critics.
Governor Harmon resisted resignation, held the receiver post seven months, and oversaw three major utilities. He backed reform including a triplen tax plan with a three person commission to value utility property for local taxation. His vetoes and legal stance on Sunday baseball drew mixed reactions.
R M Owens of New York the sales manager for Reo Motor Car Company of Lansing Mich visits Atlanta at the Piedmont hotel. He was part of last year’s Journal Herald tour and attends sporting events with keen interest. He is a prominent and popular figure in the auto business.
Eight city playgrounds will be officially opened at 9 o clock this morning under General Playground Director Dr Theodore Toepel and the park commission supervision. The event marks a summer program for white children with playgrounds and teachers coordinating activities.
Bishop Warren A Candler preached at the Young Allen Memorial church dedication in Emory College Oxford Ga. Attendees included trustees graduates and prominent Methodists from Georgia and foreign missionaries. Candler spoke on finding God through Christ and the spiritual movement dominating history. The ceremony followed a long planning period initiated in 1907 by Dr James Dickey.
A compilation of numerous street and park names appears, mentioning Lindon streets Misa Viola Parks Brisbane Park Mira Adsie Carter Piedmont Park Mr T and Weems Joyner Park Miss Lucy Herris Mima Park Miss Nellie Riordan Fair Street school yards Misa Kete Gresham Grant Pari Miss Fannie Spahr Springville In mat Park Miss Cora Cheshire.
The Atlanta Journal Herald tour leaves the city with 69 entrants and 8 official cars, starting at 7:45 a.m. from Alabama and Broad streets. Cars proceed via Whitehall viaduct to Peachtree, then toward Commerce Ga then into South Carolina. First stop is Commerce for a picnic dinner at Dr L G Hardmane’s residence. About 300 people expected. 27 cities represented across 11 states.
Atlanta Typographical Union no 48 will hold its annual election of officers next Wednesday with voting in city chapels. At yesterday's regular meeting a full slate was placed in nomination, led by Robert Whites.
The union lists candidates for president Robert L Whites and vice president E S Dennington with Griggs as recorder and Warflaw as secretary treasurer. Delegates to Atlanta Federation of Trades include Jerome Jones N A Kirkpatrick and EE Grles Wade Harding N J Hobby and T Holla. Five delegates will be elected from nominees. endorsements for Allied Printing Trades Council include W W Grant Charles Singleton and RE McCracken. The labor temple endorsement, to be voted on, was approved during Sunday session with a large stock block remaining ungeraritien.
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