Boost not knock urged by Dean to Harris in Georgia politics
Hon H H Dean of Gainesville fires a public letter at Hon William J Harris and Sen J I Brown, urging Harris to stop knocking and become a booster for the county unit rule and Georgia railroads. Dean defends the county unit plan, attacks demagogy, cites past railroad policy, and notes his proxy from Rabun delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Dean
Gaineville
William J. Harris
J. I. Brown
Dean
Harris
Starrla Chat
Democratic Evecutive Committee
Georgia
Statehousa Siliciala
Geargi Assembly
Ninth Congressional Distri
Aingle
Bis
Rairoads
Western and Atlanke
Western and Atlantic
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Han H J W Ham
Ham
HH Dean
J J Brown
Rabun County
C E Cannon
JS Ramey
Policemen Prepare For Annual Picnic With Cedartown Trip
Atlanta police prepare for their annual picnic next Wednesday traveling by two chartered trains to Cedartown’s Cedar Grove Park. About 1 509 tickets sold with a goal of 5 000, proceeds aiding families of injured officers. Round trip tickets cost 160 and 39 cents for children. Trains depart Terminal Station at 9:00 and 7:80, with return trips later in the afternoon. A 25 piece band will play at the dancing pavilion and prize dances, including tango. Cedartown mayor welcomes the delegation.
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Atlantas
Cedartown
Cedar Ftove Park
Plene Committee
Culver Loses 2100 Chasing Burglary Suspect
Culver of 9 Powell Street reports a mysterious loss of 2100 during pursuit of a burglar. He says the intruder entered his home about 4:30 a clock, ran across the railroad tracks, and appears to have followed him earlier. The scene included a stranger seen at the front door as he rushed out.
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Culver
Powell Street
Sleeping Car Tickets Sale Notice Across Lines
From May 13 to 17 inclusive passengers must buy sleeping car tickets at line reservations. Sleeping car diagrams will be at CIT TICKET OFFICES until 6 PM daily, May 13 to 17. Offices listed: Georgia Railroad Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railway Western and Atlantic Railroad No 1 Viaduct Place Louisville and Nashville Railroad No 4 Peachtree Street Seaboard Air Line Railway No 88 Peach Tree Street. After 6 PM, diagrams at Union Passenger Station. Officials: BILLUPS GPA, GARR RD PUSEY G PA L&N RR BRYAN G PA 8 ALORY C E HARMAN G PA W&4 RR lady.
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CIT
Georga Railroad
Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis Railway
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Viaduct Place
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Peachtree Street
Seafoard Air Line Railway
Union
Pusey
L&n
Bryan
ALORY
E. Harman
G. P.A
Freeman to Lead Deaf Service at St Mark's Church
Prof Freeman of the Georgia School for the Deaf will conduct a special sign language service for the deaf at St Mark's Church today at 11 am. The full service, hymn, sermon, and prayers will be in expressive sign language for the deaf and their friends. The Bible class for the deaf meets at 9:20 am with a program including sign concert Gloria, hymns Holy Holy Holy, and a sermon on The Value of the Soul by Prof Freeman.
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Prof. Freeman
St Mark's Church
SM Freeman
Georgia School For the Deaf
Cave Spring
St. Mark's
Signa
Miss Maxill
Mainne
Crussclie
Profeaxer
Freaaan
Mra Hollen Willingham
Fiora. Wilson
Matthew
Profeusor
Freaman
Jesus
Walter Christin Rechattlon
Edwards Writes Card On Death Of Smith
J J Edwards issues a public card in The Constitution grieving an accidental shooting at his Calhoun Ga home during a Shrine convention. W H Smith died after entering Edwards home by mistake, thought to be burglar, expressing sympathy and stating Smith acted without motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Smith
Calhoun, Ga
J. J Edwards
Edwards
WH Smith
Calhoun Ga
Harwich in Accident Sighting and Surrender at Police Station
Mrs Harwich of 30 Pear Street drove a car on Bridgewood Avenue near Fort Street last night at about 8 pm and ran over a small Negro girl, injuring the knee. She rushed the child to Grady Hospital with the mother, then surrendered at the police station. The mother testified the child was to blame. no charges against Mrs Murwick were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Pear Street
Murwick
Patty Under Arrest in Georgia for Mailbox Vandalism
Frank Patty, wanted in Rome on a federal charge of defacing United States mail boxes, surrendered to Atlanta Marshal Howard Thompson in Georgia. Accompanied by Deputy U S Marshal Lee Alley, he was escorted to Atlanta and then to Rome to appear before Judge Newman for arraignment this week.
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Patty
Frank Patty
Rome
United States
Gaisdon
Ala
Atlantio
Howard Thompson
Georgia
Alabama
Lee Alley
Atlanta
Newman
Coker Fined Fifty After Hall County Court Ruling
The supreme court upheld Hall County Superior Court in fining Eugene Coker fifty dollars for false imprisonment. Coker, an Atlanta detective under Chief Beavers, issued a warrant outside his municipality and served it in Gainesville seeking to compel HOH Griggs to Atlanta. The case involved a Hall County grand jury indictment of Coker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Hall County
Gainesville
Griggs Baccly
Atlanta
Coker
Common Bold-Sulphur Cream For Skin Itches And Eruptions
A dermatologist praises common bold-sulphur as a strong treatment for skin affections due to its parasite-destroying, antiseptic, and healing properties. Applied as a thick cream, it stops itching and begins healing, subduing irritation and often preventing recurrence for years, though not always a permanent cure.
Had Lung Trouble and Expected to Die Case of recoveries from Hoekmans Alterative
Claimant Mrs Mag H K Bailey recounts illness starting November 1908 with rapid decline, two consultations, physicians saying lung fever fatal, bedridden until February 1909, then improved after taking Hoekmans Alterative. Ad claims the remedy strengthens lungs, bronchial catarrh, and throat complaints, with no harmful drug. Encourages asking Eckman Laboratory for booklet.
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Hoekmans
Mag H K Bailey
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