Railroad Bill In Conference Deepens Partisan Rift
Washington dispatch reports Representative Adamson of Georgia opposed sending the railroad bill to conference, preferring Senate language and fearing weeks of delay. He urged adopting the Senate bill immediately or amending it to resist reconstruction in conference, arguing the Taft administration favored rapid forceful enactment. Six Democrats joined regular Republicans in voting to send the bill to conference: Underwood, Craig, Harma n, Fitzgerald, Goldfogle, and Gouldon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Ostrigns, Jr
Washington
Adamson
Georgia
House
Senate
Hoe
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Taft
Adavauon
Lenront
Wisconsin
Conference Committee
Underwood
Craig
Alabama
Harman, Fitzgerald, Goldfogie
Gouldon
New York
Automobiles Visit Converse College Spartanburg Scene
Atlanta Journal New York Herald automobile tourists arrived in Spartanburg at 11 30 AM and were entertained on the campus of Converse College with a luncheon served by local citizens en masse. The party planned to spend the night on the Charlotte route through North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal-Herald
Converse College
Spartanburg
S.C
Atlanta Journal-New York Herald
Chelotta N.C
Bankhead Did Not File Expenses, Alabama Senator
Movntgomery Alabama report states United States senator John H. Bankhead did not file a statement of his campaign expenses for the May 2 Democratic primary. He maintains the filing requirement applies only to those elected by direct vote. Knox of Calhoun and White of Jefferson reported their costs in the previous contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Movntgomery
Ala
Sune
Jonn H. Hankhead
United States
Alabama
John B. Knox
Calhoun
Frank 3. White
Jefferson
Revival at Moultrie Church Sees Many Conversions
Moultrie Ga June 7 special The Moultrie Baptist church is experiencing a great revival in a series of services conducted by Evangelist W L Walker and Professor Woleslagel Many conversions and a number received into the church are reported during the revival sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moultrie
Moultrie Baptist Church
W. L .Walker
Woleslagel
Simmons in Americus Stricken by Typhoid Fever
Howell B. Simmons of Americus, Ga a prominent citizen and member of the Americus bar, is seriously ill with typhoid fever and his friends fear for his recovery. Relatives have been notified and are rallying to his bedside.
All Day Singing at Fotlgrove Missionary Baptist Church
Several thousand people from Monroe and nearby counties attended an all day singing at the Fotlgrove Missionary Baptist church near Juliette Georgia. Singers from across the state participated and sermons were delivered by notable Baptist ministers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliette
Monroe
Fotlgrove Misonary Baptist Church
Here Suneany
Grape-Note Promoted as Grain Vitality Booster
An old advertisement touts grain foods as richest in vitality boosting content. It claims barley contains vital phosphates placed by Nature in grain parts and rapidly converts to energy. It encourages using Grape-Note to store energy for great achievements.
Athens Hosts Georgia Pharmacists at City Meeting
About two hundred pharmacists gathered in Athens for the Georgia Pharmacists Association convention held at City Hall. Officers from the state and Athens organization welcomed visitors. sessions covered minutes, reports, and forthcoming year plans. Athens courts permanent headquarters bid, citing university pharmacy school facilities and hotel accommodations.
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Athens
Georgia
Georgia Pharmaceutical Atzaction
Association
Thad. B. Rica
Greensboro
Max Morris
Macon
J.T. Shuptrine
Savannah
H.‘R. Palmer
B.C. Wilson
H. J. Rowa
City of Athena
W.F. Dorsey
Chamber of Commerce
Dean Snelling
University of Georgia
Thomas Mell
C.branson
State Normal School
Hon. Elkins, Jr
Atlante
Thad B. Rice
Plana
Rice
Jordan
State Board of Pharmacy
State College of Agriculture
Association With
State Board’ of Pharmacy
Property transfers flood urban deeds in scattered lots
Property transfers list multiple buyers and parcels across town with bond for title and warranty deeds. Transactions include Holmes Verner to Hopking on Line street. Holmes Verner on Great Avenue. Rentros and Daniel to Wilson Runette on West Twelfth. Callaway to Rainey on Vine Street. Lewis to Atlanta Savings Bank on Boatgatre Circle. Haskinston to Webb. Webb to Mortgage Bond Company. Fox to Mizell on College Park. Willoughby to Bank of East Point. Mason to Lampres on Peters Street. Peters Law to Mary Jane Peters on West Peachtreshrest. McZendon Lebridge to Fitzimmons on Prado. Hardwick Jr to J I nepnols on Smith Street. Hughes to Hopkins on Beckwith Street. Dostae to Maggie on Con Eater Street. Walters to Walters on Peachtree road. Sentéil to Wooten on Alexander Street. Upshaw to Bryant on Elm Street. Lilly Arm on Boyle Street. Kelso to Jonason and W on Prado. Mizell to Urterbach on Oxford Avenue. Blount to Security Loan on Pavilion Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G Holmes
BL. Verner
W. D. Hopking
Line Street
T. C. Holmes
L. Verner
Great Avenue
James Ah Rentros
James
Daniel
Wilson Runette
Twelfth Street
AL Callaway
T. W. Rainey
Vine Street
Magnolia Street
Tille
J. Broderick Lewis
Atlanta
W. T.webb
Bells, Avenue
Dargan Street
W. T
W. D. Webb
W. C. Fox
W. CG. Mizell
College Park
Oxford Avenue
Mary M. Willoughby
Bank of
Haat Point
Hardin Avenue
Jefferson Streat
Cartos H. Mason
James Lampres
Petera Street
Humphries
Senest
Peters Law Company
Mia
Mary Jane Peters
West Peashtrestrest
North Avenue
McZendon
I Lebridge
Fitzeim- Mona
Prado
Ln Ito Realty Trust Company
Mas
Ha Prada
Isexio
C.L. Hardwick, Jr
Nepnols
Smith
Jerry T. Hughes
Nacnoice Hopkins
Beckwith Street
Peachtree
Marion E. Sentéil
Encree W. Wooten
Alexander Street
Mary “A. Upshaw
Cogg ¢. Bryant
Elm Street
Lilly Arm
Lot Om Wast
Boyle
Miks Anne
Kelso
Georg H. Jonaton
John W
The
Tada Sitsheshea
Security Loan and Investment Company
Pavilion Street
Gakleng
Walter BD ‘Graith
E. Ace
Bargain Muslin Underwear and Aprons Section Finds
In the Muslin Underwear section adjoining the Corsets, shop for discounted garments. Gowns, combinations, gowns, drawers, and chemises range from 49c to $3.50, with 61 sets of $1.10 to $2.75 values and 75c to $8.00 items spotlighted. Aprons priced 19c to $2.00, Ginghams, skirts, and embroidered gowns form the bargain mix.
Fragmented Deed List Shows Multiple Property Transfers
A garbled window of real estate deeds lists numerous transfers with buyers such as Leopold Haas Jr Mamie Feidberg Hunnicutt Worley Scruggs and others. Properties range across Houston Street Pavilion Street Oakland Avenue Park Street and Ponce de Leon Avenue with deeds bonds mortgages and varying lot sizes from 40x168 to 275x57 feet and prices from 200 to 35 000 dollars. The fragment reflects a busy urban land market with title bonds and warranty deeds among banks and private buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ellman
Houston Street
Leopold Haas, Jr
Cattle Blount
Pavilion Street
Oakland Avenue
Marcus
H. Marcus
Etta Viola Marcus
Mamie Feidberg
Enas
Fair Street
Mr. Nance
JT. W. McGartty
Jones Avenue
S. W. Day
Daniel A. Grean
Woodward Avenue
John W. Grant
Wiliam Thompson
Ocmulgee
W. T
Ashford
Ira Street
W.E. Worley
J. A. Riley
Ponce de Leon Avenue
A. Baker
Sarah A Law
Gartrell and
Daniel Streets
College Park
John Wesley Avenue
William E. Scruggs
Adai Evens Harris
Ponce de Laon Avenue
Mary Prosperius Leary
William L. Scruggs
N. D. Avis
Hattie Joseph
Stata Atreet
G. W. Kelly
W. P. Kelly
Thomas Street
Wilson Street
Flossie Bowles
Éorner
Oakland Hill
Ernest C. West
C Augusting Pitts
English Avenue
North Avenue
James WW. English,Sr
Ernest C
David T. Howard, Jr
C. B
Jani¢é
E.i Moore
Randolph
L. Withera
Tuckey
Cleveland Avenue
Wiley
Milter
Sixth Ward Bank
Oak and
Banholme Streets
Q. Thiele
OL. Mims
Bagan Avenue
M. M. Morris
D. 3
Fevillams
Shmmen ‘Avenue
GM and &N
Sabba
Hunter and
King
Ota
Oratorical Contest Held in Marietta
Mariette Ga June 7 Special Last evening in the Armory hall on Atlanta street was the Spruell School for Boys oratorical contest. Speakers included Ralph Eugene Stringer Joseph M Brown Jr Emmett Pat Green Jr Jack Walker Jones William Jordan Black J Willem Hemingway etc. Music by Marietta Orchestra and Madetta Orchestra. Benediction by Rev A R Bond. Next session begins September 6 with a military feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariette
Armory Hall
Atlanta Street
Spruell School For Boys
Spartans
Gladiators
Capua
Ralph Eugene Stringer
Joseph M. Brown, Jr
William Jordan Black
J. “Spartans
Jack Walker Jones
Madetta Orchestra
Harry Wellington Willame
Benedict Arnold
James Pat Bradley
B. H. Hi
Atlanta
Welter Branham Dillard, Jr
Reb and
Bates Holland, Jr
Dectelon
Benediction
Not Rep Macon Ga Named For June 7 Special
Justices in four districts returned for failing to submit books for inspection the names in the grand jury presentments. Hugh Meiervey J P birth district Davidson J P 481at district E rel J P 482¢ district Howard No P and ex-tielo JP Siath district Judge Hugh McKervey one face one appears to reach the ri Wasogra dury in time to save Hoeett. He is one of the best business men on the east side of the River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Hugh Méiervey
J. P
Davidson
J. PB
Howard
Siath
Hugh
Bond for title transfers on Cushioned Avenue property
W H Coppedge conveys 216 feet east of Hit Street on Pavillion Street to Lucius Williams Peoples in a 2 650 dollar warranty deed. Gorton lists 7 Panchento and Mrs Jen gt northy aide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend Avenue
W. H
Lucius
Ww. Peoples
Northside Pavillion Street
Hit Street
S.panchento
Jengt Northy
Gorton
Confederate flag returned to Nottaway troop survivors
Chicago reports after decades a Confederate Army cavalry flag made for the Nottaway troop will be restored to its rightful owners. Adolph B. Babcock of Chicago found the relic among his father’s items. he sent the pennant to Governor W. H. Mann of Virginia requesting it be returned to the surviving members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nottaway
Confederate Army Cavalry
Classic City Sends Stalling’s Wire to Yankees
Athens readers celebrate the New York Americans rising to the top of the American League with telegrams to George Stallings and his Yankees brigade. Citizens express joy, expect the team to stay, and hope they return as world champions. The Georgian Hotel and Athens Banner cite city support. A separate notice from Sumter reports foreclosure actions against Sumter Cotton Mills, with sale of bonds to Richard L. Manning for 675, detailing a mill chartered in 1880 with 42,900 capital and 4500 spindles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
New York Americans
Peints
Philadelphia Athletics
Mondey
A. Telegram
Stallings and
Hin- Brigade
Yankees
Enaeer
George Stallings
Georgian Hotel
Ang
Columbia, & Cy
Edings
Sumter
Hishard ‘L. Manning
Lightning Strikes Regiment in Dresden Camp
Lightning hit an infantry regiment marching in the German camp at Dresden on June 7. A whole company was hurled to the ground, three soldiers were killed outright and fifteen others were seriously injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dresden
Germany
Ffteen
The Brunswick News Moves to New Building
The Brunswick News yesterday moved into a large brick building opposite the Oglethorpe hotel which was purchased by The News Publishing Company. The move began at an early hour and the entire force was engaged in the relocation with extra work for all staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick News
Brunswick
Oglethorpe Hotel
News Publishing Company
Ord
Wn Naga
Amendment Defeated For Land Reclamation
Washington June 7 Special An amendment to reclaim twenty five million acres of fertile land in the Mississippi Valley and provide an appropriation of 160000 to show how to accomplish it was defeated in the senate on objection by Senator Hale of Maine. Senator Clay urged the measure before senate committees and farmers in the region supported it, but Hale objected and it was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Senate Today
Hale
Maine
Senate
Clay
Athletic Elections at the University of Georgia
In Athens Georgia today the University of Georgia holds athletic elections in the chapel to select and install leaders for the next year. The athletic council met Tuesday evening to nominate three men for key posts including baseball manager, assistant positions, track center, and various association roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athletica
University of Georgia
Ttice
Athletic Council
Bigek
Black
Chant
Athleee
South Carolina Fire Insurance Company Forms Here
The new South Carolina Fire Insurance Company opens with capital stock of 960000 and a surplus around 400900. Edwin G. Seibels is named president and the firm will operate through Seibels Beeney, handling southern business for four large companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiount
South Carclina Fire Tilsulates Company
Edwin G. Selbeis
Seibels Beeney
Sothern
Immediate Trial Demanded for All Blind Tigers in Hawkinsville
Citizens and business leaders gathered at the auditorium to press enforcing prohibition in Hawkinsville and surrounding county. W A Jerks chaired. speakers blamed various sources for violations. A resolution urged the superior court judge to try all blind tiger cases at next term, avoid continuances, and seek harsher sentences than fines. A committee to enforce laws was appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawkinsville
Ge. Jung
W. A. Jerks
H le Grice
H. BH. Wynne
Harvard
Peare
A. D. Brown
HR J Butler
H TL. Larkin
P. H. Lovejoy
H Morris
W. B Chansey
Old Woman Assaulted in St Augustine
In St Augustine Florida a 7 An um nown Italian is alleged to have cruelly assaulted two middle aged sisters named Fine heart at Ormond this morning. The assailant was captured shortly before noon. Pitiful plea denied. Montgomery Alabama June 7. Toby Meson condemned in county jail cannot be allowed visitors or his wits unsupervised. A note requests a private room for him and his wife until her execution, pledging no trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Flo
Jane
Fineheart
Ormond
Montgomery
Als
Toby’ Meson
Hood
Thame
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Marietta
A. D. Douglass
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Miamond
Jim Marshal
Mes
Virginia
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Bette
Senate Committee
Fla
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