Big Changes on Southern Are in Effect
In Atlanta, the Southern Railway announces a broad reshuffle of officers. C W Ackert becomes fourth vice president in charge of the operating department, with J B Spencer continuing as general manager. New or promoted officials include T Bowell, G Browder, Randall Cutters, W R Kin Cooper, and others, reshaping freight and traffic leadership across St Louis, Washington, and Atlanta, with Mr Green’s promotion highlighted and his duties expanding to Washington while keeping Atlanta ties.
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Washington
C. W. Ackert
T. ©. Bowell
St. Louis
St Louis-Louis
J B Spencer
Bucreed
Ackert
Spencer
St Louis-Toulgville
T. Green
Nington
Allants
Green
Atlanta
al Orohan
Freel
Judes Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mir Green
Dace Es
Birmingham
Neil
Brouses
Pirminghen
Creahs
Thel
Mince Re
Mumber
Felende
Roth
Soluton
Me Ackert
Thin City
Southern Railway
Chicago
Mer. Powell
Mar Powall
Iante
Powell
Hickey
Richey
Queen and Crescent
Garrett
Atlants
Mkea
Reptrol
New Depot
Georgia
Tia
Atlania
Méry
Patterson Sister and Brother-in-Law Arrested in Conspiracy Case
Cincinnati dispatch details the arrest of J Morgan Smith and his wife on charges of criminal conspiracy to commit murder linked to Nan Patterson case. Detectives traced the couple across Montreal Detroit Cleveland and other cities before detaining them at the Grand Hotel in Cincinnati. Authorities in New York sought extradition, with District Attorney Jerome coordinating the case.
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Cincinnati
J. Morgan Smith
Jerome
New York City
Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
New York
Smith
Montreal
Canada
Detroit
Cleveland
Nashville
Louisville
Seruiine
Eritth
CoVington
Grand Hotel
H. Banning
Uhtir
United States
Cananda
Julia
Paul Milliken
Cader
J Morgan Smith
Fourth Street
Aiken
Quinn
W Travers Jerome
Smith J
Amite
Rans
Hoh
Boening
Hamilton
Ontario
Det
Bush
Adams
Collings
Clevelnd
Hopanson
Smith Imade
Atlantic Coast Line to Build Largest Repair Plant in System
Wilmington New York March 30 The Atlantic Coast Line plans a $400000 locomotive passenger freight and repair shops complex at Waycross Georgia. The new 170 by 812 feet locomotive shop roundhouse oiling house and related facilities will be the largest on the system and serve the second division. Existing shops at Waycross will be torn down to make way for modern electric powered equipment and a 450 car freight repair yard.
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Wilmington
Atlantic Coast Lines
Waycross
Coast Line
Weycross
Testimonial Planned for John W Ball Chief of Police
Judge E G Kontz proposes a city wide subscription to present a loving cup or silver service to John W Ball as he retires. The plan, supported by The Constitution’s editorial line, emphasizes public esteem rather than critique of police leadership and invites broad donations from friends and the public in Atlanta.
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John W. Bail
Litto
Fitck & Bubscription
E .G. Kontz
City Recorder
Konts
Atlanta
Board of Police Commissioners
Jennings
John W. Ball
Henry Jennings
Joan W Ball
Board For Police Commissioners
Board Room
Chet Ball
Fox, Johnson
Nunnally
Oldknow
Woodward
Brandon
Terry and
Venable
Ball
Pole
Police
Hin
Editor 8 Haled Into Court Over Bribery Charge
In Trenton on March 30 Joseph re Near faced the bar after a local paper published allegations that bribery aided passage of the Murcis canal abandonment bill. Editor H A Conover and Frederick Ree of Hoboken were named as sources, with $200 and $500 reportedly offered for votes. Morris cane remains state property. Smelter Company Incorporated. The American Smelters Exploration Company formed with $54 million authorized capital. incorporators William W Porter Frank W Hitch born New York, John J Treacy of Jersey City.
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Trenton
Jozeph Re
House of Representatives
Murcis Canal
Ips
Naar
H. A. Conover
Conover
Captain Henry Jennings Elected Chief on First Ballot
Former Police Captain Henry Jennings wins the position of chief on the first ballot. The result names Jennings as lead official, with details indicating a decisive election outcome and immediate leadership transition.
Officers of Force Chosen Last Night
Chief of Police Henry S. Tennings and Captains Z B Moon John C Joiner W M Mayo elected or reelected. Detective Sergeant WN A Sanford Station Sergeants W P Manly W W Mitchel Turner. Field Sergeants Whitley Howell Shepard Manier Foster Tally elected. Several officers dropped from roster including Chief Ball Captain Thompson.
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Henry S. Tennings
Z. B. Moon
John C. Joiner
W. M. Mayo
WN. A. Sanford
W. P. Manly
W. W. Mitchel
W. H. Turner
W. F. Whitley
B. Howell
J. T. Shepard
J. A. Manier
Foster
M. W. Tally
Thompson
Ball
May
Demands Won by Japan in War Talks and Peace Terms
Japanese financial commissioner in London states indemnity and territorial annexation as peace terms. Takahashi argues Japan can endure Manchuria occupation and finance the war, while China moves to modernize and defy Russia. A foreign office official says Russia will be given time to breathe as peace talks continue.
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London
Japan
Russia
Foreign Office
Baoror
Hayashi
St Petersburg
Mao Takahashi
Associated Press
Isey
Manchuria
M ‘Takahashi
China
Takaibashi
Ching
Blussis
Harbin
Mancharia
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H. B. Spencer Hamed
Jincob Green
Ts Mads
Perris
Mads
Morgan Smith
B. C. Kontz
Yuh EL Gong Cid
BRUIN
John Thompson
W. Mr. Mayo
Poller
Mayo
John 4. Thompson
JPA Acm
Folice
John W Bai
John A ‘Thompson
Jenn N. Abbott Georgy Stemt
W Walton
J. A.ewell
Coker
George T Cornett
J H Tyal Jo Wilson
Bof Meeke
WE Englert
Fo Benford
Continuri Om Besa
Hlis
MEK
Europe
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