Governor Brown Decision Ends Tallulah Falls Suit
The governor explains that the state did not reserve the falls lands in the 1818 survey and has no grounds to sue. He regrets the outcome for preservationists led by Mrs. Helen Longstreet, but says the state cannot reclaim ownership after parting with title around 1818.
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Tallulah Fails Conservation Association
Helen Longstreet
Gainesville
Brown
Tallulah Falls
Yallulah Falls
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Smith
John M. Slaten
Secretary of State
Koch
Grown
Talhulah Falls
America
Georgia
Shot at Hadley’s airship during aerial mail test
In Mineola on June 6 a shot struck the aeroplane piloted by C. C. Hadley. The bullet damaged a propeller blade and penetrated the engine cylinder of Dr. William C. Christmas’ Washington machine. The engine died, Hadley fought clear of 700 feet and landed. A $1,000 reward was offered for information.
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Mineola
C. C. Hadley
William C. Christmas
Washington
New York
Hadley
Earth
Hudson Leaves Governor Race in Georgia Political Shuffle
The article outlines Virginia Hudson's withdrawal from the third district congressional bid to run for governor, citing inducements and lack of promised backing. It details conference participants Bulling Jones Eugene Callaway H. McCord Reuben Arnold James I. Mayson and others, and notes speculation about why allies fell out, including Watson visits and Wilson primary tensions.
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Hudson
Tom Hudson
Tom
Rolling Jones
Bulling Jones
Atlanta Brave Works
Mr. Jones
Mr. Hudson
Reuben Arnold
Eugene C. Callaway
H. ¥. McCord
Mr. Callaway
Eugene © Callaway
Huatson
Callaway
Hoke Smith
McCord-Stewart Company
McCord
James I. Mayson
Atlanta
Thomas FE. Watson
Thomson
Mr. Watson
Hudson withdraws from Georgia governor race after farm kept
In a state convention aftermath report, Hudson announces he cannot finance a campaign and will quit the governor race. He cites backers' promises, personal financial limits, and Watson's strong political power as obstacles. He says he valued supporters and leaves his farm unmortgaged.
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Hudson Wa
Hudson
Third Congressional District
T. Watson
Mr. Watson
Watson
Georgia
Wat Son
THIS HUDSON CLUB MAY BECOME SLATON CLUB
Savannah Georgia June 6 The withdrawal of Tom Hudson from the race for governor astonishes Savannah a Hudson club organized with H E Wilson as president. Wilson says no intimation of Hudson retirement was received. Many who preferred Slaton are pledged to Hudson in Chatham leaving voters unsure which way to go as a Slaton club forms.
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Hudson
Jack Slaton
Woodrow Wilson
Georgia
Hudson Parsenelly
Eyelong
Hoodéeon
Savannah
Tom Hudson
Hudson Club
H. E. Wilson
Chatham
Dawe Resigns as Southern Commercial Congress Chief
Washington reports G Grosvenor Dawe resigns as managing director of the Southern Commercial Congress. Dr Clarence J Owens elected as his successor, with Owens previously secretary treasurer. William H Saunders named as Owens successor, and Charles A Douglas chosen general counsel.
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Washington
Owens
Charles A. Douglas
Bomb Throwers Target Tom Corbett in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 6 a bomb exploded in Tom Corbett's backyard. Last Friday night Corbett's poolroom and two others were dynamited. Wednesday night a bomb exploded in a vacant lot near another poolroom. The sequence is linked to a gambling war.
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San Francisco
Tom Corbett
Corbett
Everglades Receiver Bid Filed in Arizona
In Phoenix a petition seeks a receiver for the Miami Everglades Company on behalf of Eagar Taon, Arthur J. Huseasser, and others who bought land on installments. The filing states the defendant owns 17 000 acres in Florida where a congressional investigation occurred and alleges no provision was made to pay mortgages on drain land per contracts.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Miami Everglades Company
United States
Eagar T. Aon
Arthur J. Huseasser
Everglades Company
Florida
Wenderoth Succeeds Taylor as Treasury Architect
Washington June 6 Oscar Wenderoth of Carrera Hastings New York selected by Secretary MacVeagh as supervising architect of the treasury department to succeed James Knox Taylor who resigned yesterday. The new official will assume his duties July 15.
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Washington
Oscar Wenderoth
Carrera & Hastings
New York
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
James Knox Taylor
Allen gang flowers spark mixed sentiment in Wytheville
In Bristol Tennessee on June 6 observers criticize Wytheville Virginians sending flowers and delicacies to members of the Allen gang jailed there. Public opinion splits as Claude Swanson Allen’s second degree conviction is seen by many as a result of actions taken from a mistaken sense of rights.
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Bristol, Tenn
Wytheville
Allen
Claude Swason Allen
Allens
Decatur
Forrest
George Adair
Higgins suit for divorce in Fulton Superior Court
In Fulton County Georgia Judge W. Ells notes that Josephine G Higgins must answer a divorce complaint filed by J W Higgins. The case is returnable to the July Term, with appearance required at the court on the first Monday in July, witnessed by Clerk Arnold Broyles.
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Fulton County
Edith Robineen
Benjamin A. Robinson
Superior Court
Benjamin Robinson
George L. Bell
Arnold Nroyles
K Stevens
Georgia
G. Higgins
Fulton Superior Court
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J. Wo Higgins
W. D. Ells
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Addie E. Barrett Tarett
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Addie E. Barrett
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Said County
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Fratton Superior Court
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Holmes
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Mosday
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Judge Superior Court
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