Third Army Encampment Banouts Third Regiment Georgia Troops
Georgia Governor and Adjutant General refuse permission for the Third Infantry to encamp outside the state. The decision, reached after talks with Colonel A H DeVaughn and others, upholds a policy against out-of-state encampments, citing past incidents and the need for uniform application. The Third Regiment may only encamp within Georgia this year, with continued debate over the policy’s flexibility.
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Infantts
Georgia
Isle of Palms
Charleston
Anegosta
Terrell
W Harris
Tarris
Pollo
A. H. DeVaushin
Clem Duntar
Richmond
Randy Cohen
Ausatta
Harmsny
DeVaughn
Mintia
Newvers
United States War Department
Lex Garr
SN. J
Reagans
Alto Esther
Herris
Atlanta
A. H. DeVaughn
Lry
Augusta
South Carolina
Harris
Conditional pardon limits McLaughlin from liquor and narcotics
John Mee Laughlin, formerly assistant corporation counsel of Columbus, was pardoned today by Governor Harmon on the state pardon board’s recommendation. The conditional pardon bars liquor and narcotics use and was granted after a three year penitentiary sentence for an Akron case involving alleged involvement in a hold up.
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McLauglin
Columbus
Ohio
John MeeLaughlin
State Ardon Board
Ths City
Hermek
McLaughlin
Akron
Thare
Fine China Display in Art Rooms Delights Visitors
Our ceramics display invites readers to study the beauty of the full collection rather than a quick glance. The exhibit promises to surprise and delight, with staff ready to guide visitors through the ceramics and pottery on show.
Stove Hearing On Reductions Set For June 16
The railroad commission holds a hearing today over stove rate reductions issued for Home, Dalton and Hockmart, aiming to standardize prices with Atlanta cuts. Savannah jobbers seek to extend the same rates from Rome, Delton and Brockmert. The injunction suit against Atlanta rates continues in Chatham Superior Court before Judge George T. Cann, with no commission attendance planned. Attorney General Joby Hart will argue lack of jurisdiction to enjoin railroad orders, and the case proceeds to the Supreme Court. The decision impacts shipper and merchant pricing statewide.
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The
Railroad Commission
Yos Ermay Sie
Circular 306
Home
Dalton
Hockmart
Savannah
Atlanta
Rome
Delton
Bockmert
Chatham Superior Court
George T. Cann
Joby ©. Hart
Commission
Supreme Court
Peter Stirling and the New Reprint Edition
An odd advertisement notes a new reprint edition titled The Hon Peter Stirling. It lists Paul Leicese Ford as a best binding option, with price 75e and postpaid delivery to any address. Contact John HM Mille Co at 89 Marietta St Atlanta for orders.
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Peter Stirling
Paul Leicese
Ford
John HM
Mille, Co
Marietta Oi
Atlanta
Mother Surrenders Convict Son After Spalding Escape
Adame Wright, mother of Noel Wight one of three Spalding county escapees, brought him to the prison commission and will claim the $89 reward for return of a convict. The case follows Crawford Williams surrender by his father. Williams also escaped from Spalding camp. Wright, serving four years for burglary in Fulton, aided his son’s surrender. Authorities may investigate alleged harsh conditions and food at Spalding camp as cause of escapes.
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Noel Wight
Spalding County
Adame Wright
Clore
Crawford Willliams
Miledgeville
Walliams
Wright
Fulton County
Tals
California
Muledgeville
Internal Revenue Office Praise and Fiscal Facts Cited
A North Georgia document defends the Collector of Internal Revenue and Corrects misstatements about office ratings. It notes high efficiency under previous administrations and cites the 1904 June 30 revenue totals, with state breakdowns and production figures for wings and spirits, illustrating Georgia’s tax activity and attention to duties.
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Collector of
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Office
Clarite
Rucker
Act
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Idiana
Kenucdy
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Bankers Hold Annual Meeting at Continental Hotel
Georgia and Florida bankers met in Atlantic Beach with large attendance. Miller Bell of Milledgeville chaired. Rev F S Ethridge led prayer. Secretary Shaw addressed joint session proposing elastic currency plans backed by government guarantees and bank deposits.
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Atlantic Beach
Fla
Bankers of Georgia
Continental Hotel
Miller
Georgia
Mior
Ida
Executive Council
Sessio
Atlante
Rovett F. Maddox
Mad@fey
Ottley
Joseph Orme
Orme
Chud
T Hewin
Banter Jackson
Isma Dooly
J. Neil SQ. Felder
Felder
Vital Rilea
Ethridge
Jackson
H. B. Walker
Monroe
R. L. Carruthers
Winder
Bell
Milledgeville Banking Company
Association
Georgia Bankera Ag
Commonwealth
Florida
Joan A. Davis
Albany
Davis
Ea-R
Herbert R. Bloodworth
Avanta National Bank
Aj Ralhis
Joseph Marshall Johnston
American National Bank of Macon
Shaw
Teacema
Successful Teachers Institute in Sparta Georgia
A report from Sparta Georgia notes a successful Teachers Institute with figures on attendance and participation. Local organizers highlighted the contribution of M L Duggan and others while welcoming a diverse group of educators from nearby counties to share methods and insights.
Battle Over Free Paving Crests in Atlanta Council
An upcoming council session may spark another fight over free paving for streets abutting property. A proposed ordinance from Councilman H C Bays would ban paving without a city assessment, shifting costs to abutting owners and halting petitions for free street improvements.
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T Wi
H. C. Bays
Jey
Woodward
Agley
Atlanta
City of
Geneeral Council
Fair Skies Return Amid Rising Heat in Atlanta
Atlanta expects fair skies and higher temperatures today after a day that resembled typical mild June weather. Visitors at the national convention praised the sunshine and pleasant air as cotton fields dried under largely calm conditions. The state forecast calls for cloudy weather today.
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Atlanta
Dodd Pardoned by Prison Commission for Embezzlement
The Georgia Prison Commission recommends a pardon for former State Senator W. P. Dodd of the forty third district after serving about one year of a two year sentence for embezzling county school funds. Opposition noted, but commission sees sufficient punishment and will forward the pardon order to Milledgeville for approval.
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W. P. Dodd
Fortythird
Gordon County
Dodd
Stone Farm
Willedgeville
Memeney
Grand Jury
Bartow County
Gordon
State Senate
Norta
Hhia
Milledgeville i
Release and commutations in several Georgia cases
The commission recommended clemency in multiple cases including DM J Drury of Chatham County who served about eight months of a sentence for assault with intent to murder, Robert Williams of Wilkinson County who has about three years of a ten year term for perjury, Henry Davis of Franklin County with four years of a ten year term for assault with intent to rob, and P Sellers of Pierce County who completed a sentence for war slaughter and had disability removed. Twelve cases saw the commission decline to recommend executive clemency.
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Dodd
Wilel
J. Drury
Chatham County
Robert Willams
Wilkinson Est
Henry Davis
Franklin County
P. Sellers
Pierce County
Slaughter
Railroad Must File Fesses in Wisconsin Assembly Action
Madison Wis June 9 The general assembly today passed a bill requiring railroad companies to file with the railroad commissioners a list of all fees mileage books and other items and to report seed county boards spend money for immigration purposes
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Madison
Wis
Geners Assembly
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Regiment Wu
China
Maer & Perkele Nigwara Per
Hart
ILLIA
Bankers Holding Annual Meeting
Georgia Banka
Arth
Levetotora
South
Te South
New Orleans
Souk
Dion
Joe
Georgia Bankers
Texas Bankers’ Association
Coun Il
Miller S. Bell
Milledgeville
Georgia Barkers’ Association
Sparta
Aistioner
M.L. Duggan
Yrefe
Minwek
Wimber
Adjolape
Council
Horsford
Dr. Lyon
Dobd
H. W. Rountree Bros
Tak & Bag Co
W. Z. Turner, Mgr
Waitehai St
Universal Health Policy
Pens Casualty Company
King & Akers
Bell Phone
Austell Bigg
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall St
Washington
Baltimore
Hess
Saniart
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