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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
9
June 30 1908 Atlanta Tees Tr deate county trust question left to President Bryan. odd clippings on Roosevelt corruption tax, North Pole travel by French Duke, La Follette grain policy, and local debates on liquor regulation and railroad probes.
The piece argues Louisiana lawmakers revived exclusive white primary plans, despite eight years of failed education and grandfather clause tests in Louisiana and a 29 year Georgia success. It claims Georgia methods eliminated black influence, while Louisiana needed a clearer path to white supremacy.
In his annual message to the General Assembly Governor Terrell recommends empowering the state railroad commission to regulate interchangeable mileage. He notes Georgia’s evolving transportation needs and the Travelers Protective Association's demand for a large mileage book at two cents per mile. The article highlights industry concessions and calls for a careful, equitable solution to address growing state business and transportation concerns.
Subtreasury Deputy Shaw urges Georgia leaders to press for a united conference with South Carolina Alabama Florida and possibly eastern Tennessee to pick a site for a federal subtreasury in Georgia. Atlanta is favored for location due to transportation banks and commerce, with continued lobbying by Congressman Griggs Senators Pucon and Clay to push the plan.
The discussion centers on establishing a subtreasury between Washington and New Orleans to speed currency flows for middle Atlantic banks and reduce costs. Secretary Shaw shows support, aiming for fall congressional action amid regional commercial pressure and evolving treasury facilities.
James M. Smith of Smithonia Georgia narrates his encounter with Judge McWhorter in Athens. He asks McWhorter to remove references to him from a letter, denies involvement with Hoke Smith or Clark Howell, and asserts he will run his own campaign. Catton notes worsening cotton markets and reports from Gibson on state conditions amid heavy rains.
Archbishop Janes Brenk Jr arrives in Atlanta for a quiet visit before being escorted to New Orleans on the West Point route. A dinner at Marist College marks the only formal event, with no public demonstrations. He will be greeted by city officials and clergy on departure as the archbishop-elect of a historic see with about 8 million Catholic members.
Atlanta saw another warm day with a 91 degree high and 73 degree low. The average reached 82 degrees, five above normal, aided by light breezes providing relief from the sun. Forecasters promised no change in temperature, with scattered ashwork flags in the south yesterday.
Tax receiver Armistead notes today is the final day to file valuations before the books close at six. The Lake Erie canal bill discussion continues in the House with conference reports and double taxation concerns, as lawmakers seek to finalize the tax returns and related measures.
GOSSIP AT THE CAPITOL notes brevet brigadier general status restored for E D Huguenin of Sincon after a state war department refund. It tracks General Mettrim’s long military career from 1864 corporal to 1960 colonel, plus Georgia militia notes and public finance updates.
Awe Cantter withdraws from the fourth ward race for council. Captain Draper declares candidacy for alderman from the fifth ward. Asa G Candler Jr notes rival candidates in the fourth ward and supports withdrawal. Mangum contemplates entering the race but has not formalized plans. Captain Draper confirms mayoral session remarks and Beutel opposition, with Mangum expected to announce soon.
A Catholic observance yesterday allowed meat on Friday under papal dispensation. The Feast of St. Peter and St. Paul commemorates Saint Peter and Saint Paul in Rome and has been kept by the church for over a thousand years. The coincidence of the feast day with a Friday occurs rarely, last seen about twelve years ago.
Cairo reports four natives were hanged at Demshawal after a court trial for attacking British officers on June 13. The punishment included additional hangings and flogging five more natives, with a guard of soldiers and large onlookers per the harsh public execution practice.
In Thomann Georgia on June 29 18prcial Len ter James Barnes aged 13 was accidentally shot while hunting. A companion boy of similar age was nearby when the gun discharged striking Barnes in the abdomen. Doctors held out hope for his recovery as the incident remained under investigation.
Roberta Crawford County hosts a grand fiddlers convention drawing 2,500 plus visitors from Houston Taylor Monroe Jones Twiggs and Pike. CH candidates mingle with townsfolk while a massive barbecue feeds thousands. Howell and Russell speak nonpolitically as voters greet lawmakers and candidates.
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