Trustees adopt a near split vote on governor endorsement
Seventy trustees of the Anti Saloon League of Georgia held a meeting in the Carnegie Building basement. Eighteen attended and the group narrowly approved a resolution to support Governor Smith as an individual, not an endorsement, with several present voting against and others requesting their nonattendance noted.
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Smith
Ant! Saloon League of Georgia
Rjs Guinn
Goterngor Smith
League
Tania
Rvdiaion
R J Guinnits Autho
Guinn
Mr Guan
Ant
Maloon League
Cem Gia
Gove
Mor Hoke Smith
T OH Bluse Af Maen
Carnegie Mhrory
Glia
Holderby
Ward
Woods White
J Guinn
George S Jones
Hill
Williford
Floyd
Beanan
Belk G
Cartledge
L Seeler
Normandy
Millard
Robert
Mom Lavirim
Diz Guin
Woods
Georg S Jones
Wilford
Belk
Millart
Robert LC
Farimeer
MW Branan
Titswan Leld
Tl Executive Committee
White
Joseph BM Brown
Brown
Landrum
Agemen
Atlanta
Art Saloon League
Dores
Ells
Ee Se
Conditions at Milledgeville State Reformatory Unearthed
Rex Brannen describes degrading conditions at Milledgeville reformatory where white and Black youths share rooms with no proper beds or training. He notes reform aims in 1905 but claims the institution remains under prison commission, with harsh labor and chained convicts. Other speakers discuss convict lease history and reform efforts.
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Beng
Rex
Brannen
Mr Brannen
Boaty Brannen
Hrannen
Weg Thage
Georgia
Hooper Alexander
Folaw Ng
Prison Commission
M. Alexander
Prohibition talk at Piedmont Society meeting names new officers
Recorder Nash A Broyles led a Georgia State Sociological Society program on Prohibition and law enforcement. Speakers included Judge Kash R Broyles, Dr LG Hardman, and Dr John E White, with Judge Wardman and Dr White addressing limits, effects, and social problems tied to prohibition.
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Piedmont
Georgia State Sociological Society
Kash R Broyles
LG Hardman
John E White
G Wardman
Connerce
T Lim E White
Ludge Broyles
R Brhime
Liedmont
Cordale
Jera
John &. White
Milledgeville
Willem T Jones
Atlanta
Suet Alem
Angusti
South
Npen
Es Rts
Cnn Nepinix
fSeorgim Court
Anpenia
Noice
Az Daniel Webster Seid
Wassachusetts
Rene BP
Sewryter
Cere
Seeen
Wren
Necroes Band Faces Taft or Roosevelt in Coast Sketches
Candler, Cooper, Craven and Good year plead for the Atlantic and Great Western. Sketches showing rolls of the canal are displayed.
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Candler
Cooper
Craven
Goodyear
Georgia Delegation Pushes Feasibility of Canal Project
A Georgia delegation testified before a House committee urging construction of the Atlantic and Great Western canal to haul water and ship traffic from the Coosa and Etowah basins toward Atlanta. They cited a 1872 Army survey, a reduced cost now estimated at 31,100,000, and argued the project would justify federal funding despite prior budget limits.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Georgia
Nouse of Representatives
Congress
W G Cooper
Isa G
Candler
Canerly
C P Goodyear
Committee On Railways and Canals
United States Army
Res
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Coosa River
Guntersville
Gadsden
Rome
Coosa
Gwl Creek
Cartersville
Atlanta
Suwanee
Formal notice served by negro preachers in national politics
A committee of leading negro preachers in the north and east warns that if Taft or Roosevelt is nominated the negro vote of about one million will oppose the ticket. The notice, signed by ministers from Afro American councils to Niagara, the New England suffrage league, and other groups, outlines plans for mass meetings to influence the Republican convention and balance power in Congress.
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John Carrigan
Washington, DC
Repubilcan
Fairbanks
Knox
Foraker
Cannon
Taft
Roosevelt
Hcad
North
Stak
Afro Amerian Council
Niagara Movement
He Negro Independence
Itilleague
New England Suffrage League Society
Tat
House
Wls
Chicago
Promising to Wed Men She Lured Them to Doom
La Porte May 5 Sheriff Smutzer and Coroner Mack search for more victims of Mrs Belle Gunness, who is blamed for multiple murders at her La Porte home. Bodies found include Andrew Heldgren of Aberdeen SD and Jennie Olsen, her stepdaughter, with others too decomposed to identify. Police suspect the Gunness farm acted as a clearing house for killings and trunks carrying victims were shipped to La Porte for disposal.
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la Porte
Smutzer
Mack
Belle Gunness
Andrew Heldgren
Aberdeen SD
Jennie Olaen
Vic
Joseph Maxson
Kapa Ak
Mr. Gunnets
Heldgren
Hedgren
Nnt
Jennie Olsen
Gunness
Chicago
la Parte
Weather Forecast for Washington May Showers
Washington forecast for May 5 indicates occasional showers on Wednesday and Thursday with variable winds and cool conditions across the region.
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Washington
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Georgia Academy
Macon
I MM Jones
State Sanitarium For
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Tornerstone
Yeneral Anderson
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Courtland Street
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National Guard of Georgia
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Clifford L. Angerson
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