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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1907

Page

6

Remarkable History of the Georgia Pi SAE Chapter

Dr J Scott Todd recalls the Georgia Pi chapter of Sigma Alpha Epsilon from its 1857 founding at the Georgia Military Institute to its 1884 end, listing 41 initiates and detailing officers who served as brigadier generals and colonels. He notes loyal members who answered the call, with many slain or wounded, and reflects on duty, honor, and the chapter’s wartime legacy.

Sigma Alpha Epsilon J. Scott Todd Ima Geogia Pi Todd Georgia Military Institute Arim Sherman Pennsylvania Virginia North Carolina Georgia Alabama Tennessee Aainta Horatio L. J. Hill Diogenea Thas Egbert Teall Paradise James TR. McCresky Richard Coeur de Lion Battlefeld J. SM. Michardzon Harvor Mare Alexander the Great Hoxanna Hihylon Boye Napoleon B.A. E Wade Montanna Weat Point Tsay

First Band Concert at Grant Park Draws Huge Crowd

The season opener by Welde meier's band at Grant Park Sunday drew a near record crowd. The park overflowed with seats and benches scarce, as spectators, old and infirm, left unable to rest. A zoo crowd later gathered for Charles Clawd and Buck the zebra, while monkeys debated politics nearby.

Grant Park Grant's Park Weldemeier Atlante Charlea Clawd Hon Josiah Carter

Swastika novelties offered at low prices

Hat pins belt buckles cuff buttons collar pins and a dozen other items feature the swastika emblem in gold silver and enamel. A complete attractive line is available at very low prices and marketed as a good luck emblem.

Columbus Regulars Reorganized Soon in Georgia Series planned

The Columbus Regulars, a noted amateur baseball club from Columbus Georgia, announce a meeting tomorrow to reorganize the team and arrange a series of games with nearby cities and towns.

Columbus Georgia Alabama

State Solos Arrive Today as Legislature Edges In

The incoming advance guard of legislators arrives today with eight new counties boosting House membership, while Senate representation remains at forty four. Kimball Hotel hosts party headquarters for Senate presidents candidates Akin Flynt Vardoman and Paider amid debates on voting majorities and quorum rules.

Kimball Senate John W. Akin T. @& Paider J. J. Flynt L. G. Vardoman House Flem Greene Baldwin

Argo Red Salmon Processed Entirely by Machine

Argo Red Salmon is cleaned and packed entirely by machine, not touched by hands. The process highlights automation in meat handling and packaging, indicating efficiency and reduced human contact in the production line.

Railroad track safety plea reaches presidents and governors

Kansas City June 23 President Roosevelt and state governors were asked to aid the National Union of Railway Trackmen in a campaign for railway safety. J S Shephard of Fort Scott Kansas secretary says cooperation could yield European like safety, urging government or state inspection of tracks and accountability for track upkeep. Also obituary: Claude C Giles prominent Tattnall County citizen dies after 30 days illness. former clerk of the superior court, high Mason to be interred with Masonic honors.

Kansas City Roosevelt National Union of Railway J. S. Shephard Fort ‘Scott Kans Organiztion Europe Claude C. Giles Meldaville Reidsville Clande C Giles Tattnats County Giles Tattnall County

Doctor’s Food Talk on Grape-Nuts Nutritional Power

A doctor extols Grape-Nuts as highly digestible and nourishing, claiming four heaping teaspoons suffice for the cereal part of a meal. He predicts longer life and healthier society with its extensive use, noting it can be served hot or cold and used in many dishes. The message promotes the product’s value and economy, referencing a booklet and slogan There’s a Reason.

Wellville

Miss Tuggle Publishes Indian Tales for Children

Miss Ruth Ashley Tuggle of LaGrange Ga presents Indie Stories for Children a collection of Indian inspired tales and lullaby melodies. The book recounts Ya-Ho-Lee Ah-Tee and others in a vivid literary voice while drawing on Creek and Choctaw folklore from her father’s manuscripts.

Ohilla Ruth Ashley Tuggle LaGrange W. C. Tugsle Georgia Mike Miss Tuggle Miss Tuggle Gino An Ya-Ho-Lee Ah-Tee Bnteca

Pop Dodge Ends Easy Living Amid Dodge Morse Case

New York reports Charles F. Dodge known as Pop Dodge will must work or quit lounging after years as a hotel manager and witness in the Dodge-Morse divorce case. Indictments against Abe Hummel and others may be dismissed as district attorney seeks to drop perjury and conspiracy charges related to the affair.

New York Charles F. Dodge Atlanta Pop Dodge Abe Hummel Aragon Hotel Benjamin Steinhardt Howe & Hummel Bronx West End Avenue Steinhardt Wke Hummel W. F. Howe Peter de Lacy Blackwell's Inland Jerome Gregerich Hummel Edgar (. Fursman Cane Bracken Charles F Texas

Thousands Visit Ponce de Leon Park in Atlanta This Season

Thousands attended a day at Ponce de Leon Park near Atlanta enjoying portable seating shaded areas and a grand natural backdrop. The event featured a top band orchestra directed by Matthiessen, praised as the season’s highlight with skilled performances inspiring broad public interest. New amusements and park additions were underway, promising further attractions in days ahead.

Atlanta Met Ponce de Leon Orchsatra Matthiessen

Will Have To Elect Bankhead Primary Action Binding on Legislature

In Montgomery special wires report that Senator Bankhead faces a bound decision for the state senate seat as veterans push the party line. Senator Bankhead arrives confident of victory while Lt. Beck of Jefferson County watches closely, and others in Montgomery discuss the race amid limited talk from legislators. New industries planned for Columbus after a streetcar extension spurs two manufacturing ventures near Twelfth avenue and Jordan City.

Montgomery Adm Ferry Thomas Barbour County Bankhead Senate Archange Hotel W. Beck Jefferson County Col Columbus Twelfth Avenue Jordan City

Governorship Talk Draws Alabama Leaders

Montgomery June 23 special Walter Reed state treasurer may announce for governor within two years, though uncertain. A H Carmichael of north Alabama, speaker of the house, is popular and rumored to run. Henry J Gray gains attention with senate presidency record and insurance bill push. Judge J M Carmichael is involved in anti liquor efforts and Dale county politics. Father of a possible candidate, he wields a sharp pen and may mobilize local followers.

Montgomery Als Walter D. Reed Mr. Seed A. H. Carmichael North Alabama J M. Carmichael Ozark Martin Henry J. Gray Tia Wile Record Senate Life Tilk J. M. Carmichael Bia Dale County Atti Mqnors

Important Paper At State Dar Association Meeting

Montgomery June 3 Specials One of the live wires of the coming meeting of the State Dar Association will be the paper of Judge William H Thomas of Montgomery who will discuss the restoration of the old English rule on presumption of error in trial cases. The aim is to make the defense safer for society by applying orthodox rules to criminal trials.

Montgomery Ala State Dar Association Wiliam H.thomas

Sweetwater Park Hotel Rises Two Hundred Feet Over Atlanta

The note claims Sweetwater Park Hotel stands two hundred feet higher than Atlanta and that the nights remain cool and pleasant, suggesting a distinctive climate and elevation feature for the property.

Sweetwater Park Atlanta

Brothers Charged In George Mabus Killing

In Hatesburg D C an inquest into the ambush killing of George W Mabus returned a verdict charging Lea and Clifford Fallan brothers with the killing and naming Clinton Farlaw and Isaac Taylor as accessories. The Fallans were last seen clearing their tracks while Farlaw and Taylor were captured and jailed in Lexington for safety amid public unrest.

George Mabus Hatesburg D. C George W. Mabus Lea Clifford Fallan Kling Clinton Farlaw Isaac Taylor Lexington

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