Governor rules Tallulah Falls will not be sued to preserve site
Governor Joseph M Brown and Attorney General T S Felder affirm there is no state rights or title to Tallulah Falls. The Tallulah Falls Conservation Association praised the decision while Georgia Railroad and Power Company officials say their work will enhance the area. They plan a lake and improvements to attract visitors while keeping the falls and surrounding scenery intact.
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Tallulah
Joseph M. Brown
T. S Felder
Brown
Tallulah Falls
America
Officinia
Jack J. Spalding
Georgia Raiway and Power Company
Falla
Rall
North Carolina Democratic Convention Nominates Governor Nominee and Lieutenant Governor
Raleigh dispatch reports the North Carolina Democratic Convention after nominating Locke Craig for governor. The convention begins a heated bid for lieutenant governor with E. I. Daughtride winning a hard fought race. Uninstructed eight delegates at large are expected to receive half-votes. Other officers named include J. Bryan Grimes, Benjamin R. Lacy, Thomas W. Bickett, and M. L. Shipman.
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Raleigh
Locke Craig
North Carolina
E. I. Daughtride
Edgewambe
Bryan Grimes
Atata
Benjamin R. Lacy
Thomas Wi. Bickett
M. L. Shipman
Gregg's Cartoons Win National Health Exhibit Prize
Atlantic City June 6 Lewis Gregg cartoonist for The Atlanta Constitution won first prize of 200 dollars for a six carto on series on public health at the American Medical Association annual convention exhibit. Four hundred cartoons entered. Wood Cowan of Chicago took second prize.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Lewis Gregg
Atlanta Constitution
American Medical Association
Council of Health and Public Instruction
Gregg
Ensily
Wood Cowan
Chicago
Frederick R. Green
Rere
Isenth
Vice Commission Starts Crusade Against Social Vices
The first open meeting of the vice reform commission in Atlanta urged closing all recognized houses and seeking state authority to establish a reform school for fallen girls. Chairman McCord blamed home factors and mothers for girls’ ruin and warned that assignation houses and lewd hotels worsen the social evil. Marian Jackenkedeneing the Menaria Forward Movement.
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Atlanta
Joseph A. McCord
Marian
Jack
Menaria
The Three Phases of Music Portraits by Sykes
The article unveils Melvin H. Sykes's master study The Three Phases of Music showing Nina Ward Iona Bright Amy Laddington and Grace Sittler as the vibra tion chord and symphony. It notes the work won the world's prize at the 1911 DeGuerre Memorial Institute in Winans Michigan and praises Sykes as Chicago's leading society studio.
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Constitution
Melvin H. Sykes
Nina Ward
Iona Bright
Amy Laddington
Grace Sittler
Chicago
DeGuerre Memorial Institute
Winans
Sykes
Atlanta
Chile
Hudson Leaves Governor Race as Farm Attends Meeting
At 2 p m Thursday the Farm group met and elected Victor Rosewater of Nebraska as chairman to serve until the national convention ends. The session did not resolve seating national committeemen from primaries and conventions. Voting limited hearings to five press associations, with 30 minutes for state contests and 15 for district contests. A live vote defeated eight votes requiring a full call, setting the number at twenty. Adjourned at 3 55 p m to resume Friday at 10 a m with alphabetic consideration of contests.
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Victor Rosewater
Nebraska
Viva
Borah
Idaho
Hudson withdraws from governor race over fund promises
Prominent backers reportedly pledged financial support to Thomas G. Hudson to run for governor, but the funds did not materialize and he refused to mortgage his farm. He cites lack of promised backing and absence of Thomas E. Watson’s support as reasons for quitting the race amid a split in political power and noted Atlantan conference activity.
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Thomas G. Hudson
Hudson
Watson
Hower
Atlentans
Adentens
Republicans Decide Publicity Role for National Committee
Chisago June session of the Republican National Committee accepted Taft and Theodore Roosevelt wishes. The committee agreed to let publicity guide deliberations on seats for the national convention. The contentious southern representation issue was settled by a unanimous vote, endorsing the present plan of toleration.
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Chisago
Republican, National Committee
Taft
Theddora Roosevelt
National Committee
Aolerate
Warfield Group Seizes Control of Seaboard Air Line
New York announces the purchase by Davies Warfield of a large Seaboard Air Line stock block, signaling transfer of control to his group and the practical retirement of Thomas F. Ryan. Warfield, with Blair & Co and Cumberland Corp, will chair a five year management team with Southern-focused directors.
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New York
Davies Warfield
Continental Trust Company of
Baltimore
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Warfield
Thomas F. Ryan
Seaboard
Seaboard Air Line
Cumberland Corporation
Mr.Warfield
F. A. Vanderuip
Albert H. Wiggin
Blair & Co
Benjamin Strong
Charles H. Sabin
Samuel L. Fuller
Robert Walker
Rock Island Company
Mr. Warfield
Rall
Weather Prophecy Rain Forecast Delivers Mixed Weekend
A weather notice predicts rain Friday with likely fair conditions Saturday. Local report shows low temperatures and a high of 78 degrees with mean and normal temps. Rainfall in 24 hours is listed, along with excess rainfall since month and year totals for the area.
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Boston
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Alr
Buffalo
Charleston
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Des Moines
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Duluth
Eastport
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