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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1913

Page

8

Sugar lobbying letters reveal beet sugar publicity drive

The testimony and correspondence show Melville Stone seeking to testify on Hamlin letters about beet sugar publicity. Oxnard Palmer and others discuss use of press and lectures, with Lowry detailing salary and ties to sugar interests and the press service push for tariff reduction.

Nerd Palmer Congress Oxnard Melvile Stone Avoeer Melville EB. Stone New York Emich & Shipper Re Brers Sereter Cummins Lowry Committee of C. A. Spreckies Sprechins Wiarsy A. Austin Clark Enjamis S. Platt Senate Plato Talmer Germany Wiliam Austin Eusar United States Government Scastor Reed Senator Lodge Hamlin Sidney Burn Press Service Company Sidney Ballou Republican Party Wilhy Wiley

Goethals Receives Doctor of Laws at Penn Commencement

George Washington Goethals chief engineer of the Panama Canal was awarded the honorary Doctor of Laws at the University of Pennsylvania 117th commencement. Colonel Goethals received the degree as 853 students were graduated.

Goethals Philadelphia World of Science and Letters George Washington Goethals Panama Canal University of Pennsylvania Colonel Goethals

Georgia seniors receive diplomas at Athens commencement

At the University of Georgia commencement in Athens on June 15, four seniors spoke on law and civilization topics. Degrees were conferred for master and bachelor programs, with numerous honors listed for graduates from Athens, Newnan, Lawrenceville, Metter, and other Georgia towns, plus several international recipients and honorary degrees.

Athens University of Georgia J. Hamilton Lewis Minots Robert D. Duke Newborn George L. Wiliams Lawrenceville Weyl Claus Board of Trustees W. N. Ainsworth Macon S. 5. Wallace Tech P. W Meldrim Savannah Sylvanus Gainesville M. L. Segall Calling Charles Holmes Stone Eralbert Talmadge Miller Reuben Winfield Allen Thomaston Ross Rentfree Childs Benjamin Harris Hennicott Lavras Minas Geraes Brazil Claud Merton Kiger Robert Hill Freeman Newnan Ernest Lea Jackson George Livingston Williams Blake Blackshear Bivina Giovania Charles Julian Bloch William Hugh Boswell Penfield James Rotolph Burch Thomasville Brantley Callaway Augusta Charles Edward Caverly, Jr Atlanta Forrest Cumming Griffin Edgar Brown Duslap Edward Lee Floyd Chipley Howard Banka Harmon James Guyton Johnson Garfield Miley Kimball Johnson David White Johnstone Zachery Stuart Cowan Herman Averill Crane Wales Bryan Ingram Reynolds Tack Watson Lindsay Edwin Forrest McCarty Carl Geotl McCrary Rayston George Henry Noble Grady Padgett Beldaville George Albert Sancken Joe Augusta Gustavus York Quartz Mark William Fitzpatrick Jeffersonville Richard Tuggle Goodwyn, Jr Thomas Fred Jones Manefield Henry Grady Kelley Monticello Florentino Severa Pina Havana Cuba Raul Esteban Pina Elmer Ingresby Ransom John Rhodes Slade Columbus Walter Bernard Hit Robert Les Ballard Forest Park Wiliam Tapley Bennett Maxeya William Jack Boyett Morris Station Frank Davis Garrison Cornelia Robert Vowell Howard Barnesville Julian Gordon Liddell Luther Stephens Watson Logansville John Benjamin Withems Fort Valley Willie Radford Wilson Joseph Grady Woodruff Dacula John Low Young Canton China Olaf Johann Talnas Brunswick Thomas Lumpkin Aderhola Marian Hendricks Allen Millidgeville Aubrey Oliver Bray Norwood Pope Furman Brock Commerce Patrick Mell Cheney, Jr Valdosta Mark Waverly Cauble Edward Clarke Weat Plains William Alexander Cunningham DeWitt Talmadge Dean Waycross Samuel Kenny Dick Watkinaville Hubert Sheldon Ralford Henry Levy Rogers Beidyville David Augustine Bussell Carrollton Frank Muir Scarlett Dp. & Strickland Lloyd Worrell Transvaal South Africa

Nurse Robbed After Chloroform Attack in Red Cross Sanitarium

Miss O Skelton head nurse at the Red Cross sanitarium on Cooper street was chloroformed in her room early Wednesday, burglars stole $143 and a gold watch given by her father Col T N Skelton of Covington Ga, leaving a silver mesh bag. Detention continues as investigators seek the assailants.

Miss & O. Skelton Red Cross Sanitarium Cooper Street Miss Skelton Red Croas Sanitarium Miss Pauline Bogen Miss Bogen Col T. N. Skelton Covington

Philathleas of State Convening in Dublin

Dublin Ga June 18 Special The Philathea state convention opens with many delegates. President Lena Bird of Athens delivers the annual address. Papers read by Ladie May Hooten College Park Madge Newbourne Athens and Mrs J A Ive Dawson. An automobile ride for visitors and a strong address by Dr J B White of Macon. Officers election delayed to Thursday.

Dublin Philathea Misa Lena Bird Athens Misa Ladie May Hooten College Park Madge Newbourne J. A. Ive Dawson J. B. White Macon

Cotton Handling Conference Reaches Key Points In Birmingham

In Birmingham June 18 an executive gathering of bankers cotton exporters compress owners and rail and water transport representatives, led by J P Doughty of Augusta Ga, discussed bale uniformity marking through billing and through shipping constraints. No conclusion today. sessions continue tomorrow with over fifty interests present.

Birmingham Ala J. P. Doughty Augusta Ga

Negro burglar held in bond of 1000 dollars in Atlanta

Herman Butler described as the negro burglar who fought a pistol duel Saturday night with four Pinkerton detectives at the Troy steam laundry, was bound over in 1000 dollars. Two other suspects, Dave Williams of Pratt Street and Henry Brown of Montgomery Ala, were bound over in 6000 and 5000 dollars respectively. Twelve cases were held against Williams and ten against Brown. A 24 year old clerk J W Burk was arrested for robbing a Conyers carpenter George Willingham. A stolen jewelry haul was partly recovered at a pawn shop including a handsome watch but other items remain missing from Mrs L C Haxel’s home on Holderness Street West End.

Herman Butler Pinkerton Troy Dave Willams Pratt Street Henry Brown Montgomery Ala Atlanta Wilams Brown J. W. Burk Davis Felder George Willingham Conyers Handsome L. C. Haxel Holderness Street West End Goraatick

Milwaukee Motor Company Forced Into Involuntary Bankruptcy

Milwaukee Wisconsin June 13 due to creditor demands not being met the Milwaukee Motor company was forced into involuntary bankruptcy. The capital bloc stands at 259000 with liabilities at 280000. In Washington June 18 an am 6 well known.

Milwaukee Wis Milwaukee Motor Company Nto Washington

Picketts proposal would rotate Georgia judges statewide

Representative D C Pickett of Terrell introduces a bill to rotate superior court judges among circuits. If passed the court would assign judges to hold terms in counties outside their circuits, with travel and living expenses covered by the state. Supporters say it would curb political bias, while many judges oppose it. The plan mirrors New York's rotation but Georgia judges are elected per circuit.

Oxnard Palmer Dart Denver Teller Patterson Lodge Aldrich Senate Gore Ile Thomas Taft Bristow Hami Hardwick Committee New York Spreckels Mr. Oxnard Washington Chicago Edwerda Lord Oxford Upperville Littauer Courds Ways and Means Colcock D. C. Pickett Terrell County Air Mr. Pickett Camden County Dade Pickett New York State Supreme Court Bertor Court Georgia Ken Parton Dias Bill M. Pickett

Reuben Arnold May Aid Franks Defense in Murder Trial

Prominent Georgia attorney Reuben R. Arnold declined to confirm or deny rumors of joining Leo M. Frank's defense in the Mary Phagan murder case. Arnold said he could not comment presently on any association, and Frank’s counsel Luther Roser also refused to discuss Arnold’s potential involvement.

Reuben Arnold Frank Leo M. Frank Mary Phagan Reuben R. Arnold Georgia Mr. Arnold Arnold Luther Roser

Fire destroys North High. one firefighter killed

A blaze at North High School in Minneapolis causes the building to be a total loss. One firefighter is dead and six others seriously injured in the blaze dated June 18. Authorities investigate the cause as a major city tragedy.

Minneapolis Minn North High School

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