Macon Police Shakeup Highlights Local Chronicle
Macon civil service commissioners reshuffle the police department with City Detective C. L. Morris suspended pending investigation, City Detective Dave Riley reassigned as desk sergeant, and N. B. Bryan retired on half pay after twenty-five years. Patrolmen F. C. Rachel and B. F. Newberry moved to detective duty as the commission tests sleuthing ability. In other notes, Murray McLean admitted deer killing in Bibb County and paid a $10 fine. motorcyclist injury report at Second and Pine. and a farmers school opening at the Macon Chamber of Commerce with lectures on breeding, soil fermentation, and fertilizer supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Civil Service Commissioners
CL. Morris
Dave Riley
N. BR. Bryan
Atety
C. Rachel
B.F. Newberry
Ferm
Farmers of Middle Georgia
Macon Chamber of Commerce
State College of Agriculture
State College
Georgia
R. M Gridiey
Folin R. Fam
E. C. Westbrook
J. A. M. Soule
Te College
Pythian Chancellor Reaches City for Atlanta Visit
Brigham S Young, supreme chancellor of the Knights of Pythias from Ada Ohio, arrives in Atlanta to preside at a meeting of lodge members. A reception committee meets him at the Piedmont hotel and then attendees gather at the Knights of Pythias hall in the Kiser building for the address beginning at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham S Young
Ada
Ohio
The
Knights of Pythias
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Walter P Andrews
V Eubanks
TL. Moore
James Ron
Mm.” Eubanks
Frank T Ridge
W. G. Moore
W.T. Winn
James W. Abstin
Jesse of. Wood
Young EB. Fraser
H. M. Stanley
Knights of Fythias of Atlanta
Knights of Pythies
Kiser “Buildling
Young
Orclock
Anti Jug Measure Passed by North Carolina Senate
The North Carolina senate approved the Grier anti jugs bill by 44 to 0 and amended it to submit to voters at a special election on August 1. The act would ban all alcoholic liquor or ingredients used to manufacture liquor from being shipped into or delivered in the state.
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North Carolina
House
O Neal and Comer Called as Witnesses in State Funds Probe
Governors Emmett O Neal and BB Comer have been summoned to testify before legislative investigate committees. The inquiry will focus on facts surrounding the defalcation of state convict department funds with Lacy to be brought from the penitentiary for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale
Focuer
Emmett’ O'Neal
BB Comer
State Convict Department
Lacy
State Penitentiary
Judge James R. Brown Dies at Canton Home
Canton Ga March 2 Special Judge James R Brown brother of the late Governor Joseph E Brown and uncle of ex Governor Joseph M Brown died at his home near here in his eighty eght year Funeral will be Thursday at 10 oclock Interment in Canton He was born Dickens S C August 18 1825 educated at Pickens Courthouse Walliamston moved to Canton 1852 to study law Yale 1863 practiced in Dalton then Canton Served as state senator in 1857 1868 1871 1892 with a long public career He married twice and had several children The Georgia Baptist Orphans home in Hapeville benefited from his gifts He is survived by many nephews and nieces including Ex Governor Joseph E Brown and several Brown relatives in Atlanta Marietta Belton and other cities
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Canton
James R. Brown
Joseph E. Brown
Joseph M Brown
Georgia
AE. Vaughn
LaGrange
Brown
Dickens
S.C
Mackey Brown
Salle Rice Brown
Sae
Pickens
Walliamston
Yale Law School
Dalton
Blue Ridge
Duss Harriet Lewis
John W. Lewis
John W. Brown
Cartersville
Wa.s
Georg Rowland Brown
Bills Ridge
Joseph B. Brown
Kalamazoo
Mich
Saille Rice Brown
Judge Brown
Cherokee
Forsyth
Milton Situation
Jesse Langston
Rusk
Rome
Chicago
Raving
Frances Brown
Connecticut
Georgia Baptist Orphans
Hapeville
Atlanta
Sallie Rice
Bemis
Siaretta
Alfred W. Smith Dies on Train Near Macon
Alfred W. Smith age 73 prominent Americus resident and Bank of Southwestern Georgia president died aboard a Central train near Macon while returning from Atlanta with Hon W A Dodson. Native Virginian and Confederate veteran, he had been named receiver for American National Bank. He leaves wife, a son, and two daughters. body to be brought to Americus tomorrow.
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Atericus
Alfred W. Smith
Maneler
Americus
Smith
Hia
W. A. Dodsop
Hara
Atlanta
Macon
Bank of Southwestern Georgia
John Skelton Walliams
American National Bank
Your corporation persona shapes public perception and fate
The text speaks to how a company’s public image and behavior mold its reputation and outcome. It emphasizes that impressions made by a corporation influence how the public views it and can determine consequences in the broader market and community.
Split Transportation Rule Fought by Merchants and Rotary Club
Atlanta merchants and the Atlanta Rotary Club join The Constitution in opposing Pennsylvania Railroad’s split transportation rule. Merchants petition the Interstate Commerce Commission to restore through travel privileges and baggage checking from New York to Atlanta via Washington. Rotary Club approves a committee to draft resolutions for the commission and for lawmakers to press the protest.
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Atlanta Rotary Club
Ihs
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Atlanta
Wasangton
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania
Merchanta
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Winecoft
Valse
Sraith and Hardwick
William Schley Howard
Commission
Rectary Club
Ferdinand M. Kaufman
Empire Printing and Box Companity
Rockwell Tobnson
Jo K. Orr Shoe Company
Otary Club
Three Men Held for $1 260 Robbery
Mrs. W L Kelly testified she identified three highwaymen during a Saturday night hold up on Wabash avenue. Clyde Belcher A M Bell and H Cheek are named as suspects. Cheek is in custody on suspicion while Belcher and Bell remain at large. The couple lost 1280 dollars and jewelry. An alleged statement by a youth Warf Cartwright is cited in the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Kelly
Sinclar Avenue
Clyde Belcher
A. M. Bell
H. Cheek
Cheek
Kelly
Belcher
Warf. Cartwright
Bell
C MURPHEY CANDLER SPEAKS ON PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATION
Murphey Candler, chairman of the railroad commission, urged caution on private public service firms and hinted at government ownership if regulation fails. Addressing 200 telegraph and telephone workers, he defended public service roles and urged a fair, restrained approach to governance.
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Auasi-Public
Murphey Candler
Railroad Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Bell
Western Union
General Lkleatric Company
Cendler
Public Service ‘Corporation
Funeral of Steerman to Take Place Today
The funeral of T P Steerman shagwagemaster on the Southern railway will be held Wednesday afternoon from his home in Center. Interment will follow in West View. He was killed Monday afternoon in a wreck near Juliet Georgia. Survived by wife four children his father Jeff Steerman one brother Wil am Steerman two sisters Miss Lou Steerman and Mrs W a Vaughn of Cincinnati. He was a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
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T P. Steerman
Juliet
West View
Mway
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Jeff
Steerman
Wilam XX” Steerman
Lou. Steerman
W. A. Vaughn
Cincinnati
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C. L. Morris
Bibb County
Bunter Wimberly
Tay
Wimberly
Pete
Jj— W. EK. Andrews
Case-Fowler’ Lumber Company
Second
Pine Streets
Mir. Andrews
O'Neal
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
Gage
Washington
C. Murphey Candler
Hotel Gotham
New Yorks
Goyle
Wetherbee & Wood
Fifth Ave
Fifty-fifth St
New York City
Wits
Fifth Avenue
Tifth Avenue
Hudson
Halmoad
Grand Central Station
Pennsylvania Station
Martinique
Charles Leigh Taylor
Walter Chandler, JR
Walter 5
Gilson
General Menager
Chapman
Alexander
Atlanta Constitution
Constitution Office
Veltre & Harmon Exclusive Tailors
DR. Chapman and
Mr. Alexander
Dr. Chapman
Great Britain
Lord Kitchener
France
Tennessee
Royal Albert Hall
London
Mr Alexanar
Alabama
Forsyth Streets
Inal
Newspaper
Hachlyr
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