Governor Candler Reiterates Move in Union Station Row
Governor A D Candler and Southern Railway President Samuel Spencer exchange letters over the proposed union passenger station on Georgia property. Spencer defends state property value, three year construction, and 6 percent rental. Candler concludes further correspondence unproductive and signals cooperation with the state's architect.
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Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Candler
Union
Spencer
Covot Commission
Executive Mansion
Bradford L. Gilbert
New York
Southern
East Tennessee
Chattanooga
Western
Atlantic
Broadway
A. D. Candler
Atlanta
Southern’ Railway Company
Union Station
J. W. Thomas
N. C
St. L. Ry. Co
Major Thomas
State of Georgia
Adler & Cortell
Whitehall Street
Georgia
Western and Atlantic Railroad
State of
General Assembly
East Tennessee, Virgina and
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Railroad
New Yorks
Flach
Executive Committee Called to Meet March 29
Savannah special reports Cha rman F G du Bignon calls the state democratic executive committee meeting for Saturday March 29 in Atlanta. The gathering will set the primary date for governor and state officers and lay down general election rules. Terrell in Marietta draws crowds while joint debate in Elberton features Glenn and Beck on school text reform.
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State Democratic Executive Committee
Tilia
Grand Jury
Terrell
W. R. Power
Cobb
Terrells
Elberton
Ton. G. R. Glenn
Rev
A. J. Beck
Dekalb
Elperton
G. R. Glenn
Court House
Mr. Beck
Beck
Glenn
Atlanta
T. J. Carl Ing
Senatorial Hall
Berner
Frank M. Potts
Felows
J. M. Terrell
Walter B. Hill
Forsyth
Dupont Guprry
Joseph M. Terrell
Summerville
Chattooga
Cedartown
Polk County
South Georgia
Nashville
Berrien County
Wilcox
Johnson
Putnam
Candler
Capitol
Woman In The Case Freed As Crooks Pay Fines
Five suspects held at police barracks faced trial with the so called woman in the case drawing attention for a romance with Morgan. Charges against her were withdrawn while Morgan King and Ford faced loitering indictments. Recorder Broyles ruled they were a gang of crooks and fined each ten dollars before leaving the city on the next train. A later mysterious woman aided their departure by supplying cash for fines and transportation.
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Morgan
James Morgan
James King
Thomas Ford
Ford
Piedmont Park
Atlanta
New Orleans
King
Broyles
Crooks
NO WORK LONG LEAVES ENDS DAILY POLICE LEAVE PRACTICES
Mayor Mims moves to end long leaves from the police department allowing leaves only for sickness or legitimate reasons. He will study each application and abandon a custom where officers absented themselves for up to months while supernumeraries filled their posts. He also plans to adjourn all-night board meetings if a chairman cannot be elected promptly.
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Western
Southern Railway Company
Southerns
Atlanta
Mims
Ball
Police Board
SGUSA Fifth String Sees Openers at Miller’s Gale
Reading fragment notes a match or event at Miller's involving SGUSA and players named Symets, with reference to a book and year. The garbled OCR hints at a sports or tournament card featuring late 19th or early 20th century names. Further readable details remain unclear.
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SGUSA
Gale At Miller's
Symets Abe
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Brussels
Viaduct
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Alee
James G. Woodward
W. E. Algee
William 8. Richardson
Frank Wilby
W. C. Massey
W. R. Dimmock
Hunter P. Cooper
W. H. Adamson
Allen Johnson
James G Woodward
Thomas B. Felder, Jr
BE. C. Kontz
George Westmoreland
Fulton County
Hon. C. & Reid
Campbell County
Reid
W. A. Dodson
Sumter
Senate
Dodson
Granade
Pope
W. B. Merritt
Lowndes County
Marietta
Cobb County
Merritt
Cordele
Guerry
Dooly County
Hogana
the West Disinfecting CO
Garnett St
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Wes Love Among Crooks
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Norfolk and Bay Line
Harry E. Krause
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