Transfer of Central Georgia Stock Signals Formal Change
New York reports that Adrian Jotine announces the sale of all Central of Georgia Railway stock held by the Richmond Terminal committee to Oakleigh Thorne and Marsden Perry. They plan to operate the line independently for at least two years, with Southern Railway entitled to financial benefits but not in control, while other rail interests consider options.
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Southern Railway
Georgia Central
Adrian H. Jotine
Richmond
Oakleigh Thorne
Marsden J. Perry
Central of Georgia Hallway Company
Richmond Terminal
Georgia Central Railroad and Banking Company
Southern Railway Company
Spencer
Macon
Thorne
Perry
Tha Wly
Central of Georgia
Boutherm Failway
Central of Georgia Railway
Southern Sufficient
C. W
Moree
Messrs Thorne and
Meera Thorne
Southern
Joting
Joline
Central
Senate Election Foreshadows Akin Victory At Capitol
The session opens with Miller and Anderson backing Felder but Akin wins the senate presidency after a brisk contest. Hardman and Winn Born push anti prohibition bills while Akin secures 32 votes to 10, with Northen reelected secretary and Steed named president pro tem.
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John W. Akin
Senate
State Democratic Executive Committee
Miller
J. L. Anderson
State Democraic Committee
Anderson
Mith
Felner
Bibb
Felder
Akin
Judge Miller
Aamume
James J. Anderson
Kimball Home
Kimball House
Faldars
Mesars Miller
Kimpal House
Tke Nepoleon
Waterloo
Alda
L. G. Hardan
Winn Born
Feider
Hardman
Flynt
Charles & Northan
EK. T. Steed
T P
C. P. Hansell
Brannon
Charles Tee
Jack Bpelding, Jr
Flynn Hargett
Haring County
Wan
Messenger
Ins
F. G. Grieve
E. L. Hearn
J. W. T. Wakine
City committee leans to strike school superintendent from primary
The city executive committee favors removing the superintendent of schools from the primary ballot to keep schools out of politics. Of fifteen members interviewed, thirteen opposed any vote on the office, with two in favor. Overall, about twenty-eight of thirty-two members are expected to back the proposal.
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Echoola
Board of Education
T. O. Poole
J. B. Everett
M. M. Welch
Walter R. Brown
Thit
Dana Gallaghen
P. G. Reenesy
B. Lee Smith
Gne
Fifth Ward
M. C. Strickland
W. M. Pharr
A. C G. Gann
W. B.archer
Nixth
W. M Crumsey
J. F. Lewis
G. J. Dallas
Charles H. Evans
Standard Oil Unit Ordered To Reveal Finances In Court
Judge Landis orders Standard Oil officers and directors to appear in U.S. district court to disclose financial condition amid conviction on legal freight rate charges. DA to summon officials. possible penalties could reach 29.26 million dollars across 1462 counts.
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Chicago
United States District Court
Landis
Combine
Standard Oat Company
Tte
Sandia
Standard Oil Company
John B. Miller
Standard Ol Company
Ile
Trust
Mo von
Wan Dente
Witness Davis Tested, Orchard Claims Mob Leadership
Boise, June 26. William F. Davis of Goldfield testified in the Haywood case as a key defense witness. Cross examination by Senator Borah focused on the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mill explosion, the Cripple Creek plot, and Orchard’s threats against Steunenberg. Davis said he hid after the mill blast to avoid deportation, changed his name, and could only name the train’s engineer Hutton.
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Boise
Idaho
William F. Davis
Goldfield
Nora
Wiliam D. Haywood
Frank Steumenberg
Harry Orchard
Davis
Bunker Alt Andullivan
Haywood
Moyer
Cripple Creek
Independence Station
Crose
Cros
Senator Borah
Sullivan
Orchard
Steunenberf
Gem
Bunker Hil
Hutton
Buteo
Huker Hil
McConnell
Butte
Discarded by his wife he blew himself to bits
June 26 Onroe dfich a quarryman named George Kummer who had quarrelled with his wife and faced her refusal to live with him carried dynamite from the quarry to the barn behind his wife’s home. He lay on the floor and exploded the stick of dynamite, causing his death and leaving only a mass of wreckage.
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Dfich
George Kummer
Sisted
Refuses
Trial Revelations Highlight Go-Between Lynch Incident
Chattanooga reports the afternoon session of Nick Nolan’s trial centers on Wentification by Night Jailer Jere Gibson tied to the Ed Johnson lynching. Attorney General Sanborn accuses Gibson of cowardice. Gibson admits failure to protect the negro. Nolan’s defense counsel plans to call 18 year old witness Gideon Gibson next. In Columbus, Ohio, Governor Harris petitions Virginia’s governor for Nick Weeks, under arrest in Columbus, wanted in Pocahontas for murder.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Bhoritt Shipp
Nick Nolan
Jere Gibson
Ed Johnson
Sanborn
Gibson
Gideon
Dfounton Gibeon
Ellen Baker
Joe Franklin
Virginia
Columbus
Ohio
Harris
Nicky Weeks
Pocahontas
Jsun” Robinson
Reduced Fares Before Court in North Carolina Case
Asheville June 25 suit by leading southern railways seeks to stop North Carolina and Virginia from enforcing reduced passenger and freight rates set by state legislatures. Defense argues reductions keep profits. plaintiff says rates ruin railroads and deny due process. Court adjourns to 9 a.m. tomorrow for further argument. In San Francisco on June 26 the cruiser Milwaukee sailed to Balboa for orders from the navy department.
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Asheville
N. C
South
North Carolina
Virginia
Pritchard
United States Circuit Court
F. A. Woodward
Walter Davies
New York
Fanti Fe
Southern Railway
Lan Francisco
Milwaukee
Charles A. Dove
la Uiton
Balvedor
Insanity Plea Aimed at Saving Judge Loving
An insanity defense is entered to aid Judge Loving amid a high profile case involving Estes, a figure linked to the Loving era. The defense argues mental state as a factor, seeking leniency or acquittal in a deadly incident tied to the era's notoriety.
Judge Loving Insanity Trial Follows Daughter Testimony
In June at Houston the Loving murder trial proceeds with focus on insanity due to prolonged drink. The defense argues Judges mind was impaired after hearing his daughter’s account of drugging and assault, while prosecution seeks to prove culpability despite alleged intoxication. The jury hears witness debates on admissibility and the case pivots on whether insanity excuses the killing of Bates.
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Loving
Young Theodore
Fates
Siemens
Misa Holizabern
Bates
Unoueo Ine Pita
Allen Loving
New York
Cxss
Sterrick
Jerome
Evelyn Thaw
Weather Forecast for Georgia From Washington Bulletin
Georgia may see occasional thunderstorms Thursday and Friday night with variable winds. Expect warm days with high temperatures around the month’s normal figures and cooler nights. The forecast notes a mean temperature and a deficiency since the start of the month, with a January trend reference.
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Washington
Georgia
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