Notable movement praised by Georgia leaders in road plan
Commissioner Williams and others praise The Constitution's eight thousand dollar automobile endurance contest as a catalyst for coordinated road building across Georgia. They expect benefit to farmers, especially one horse wagon owners, with prison commission support and county cooperation to connect roads statewide. General Evans, Captain Williams, and Agriculture Commissioner Hudson stress statewide impact and farm gains from cheaper transport and higher prices.
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Joseph S Turner
Clement A. Evang
Wiley Williams
Evans
Theas
Tts
Muelf
Capt Williams
Roesville
Chattanooga
Columbus
Macon
Aomasta
Willieme
Fame
Commianion
G Hudeon
Fitzgerald $1000 for Georgia roads races planned in Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald embraces a state wide road fund plan toward The Constitution's great Georgia good roads enterprise. The Fitzgerald Automobile Association pledges a $1000 prize and county and city officials cooperate on auto races set for June 17 18 and 19, with Mercer confirming support and shared plans to link Fitzgerald as a central starting point for central south Georgia.
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Central State Prise Fund
Fitzald
Jacksonville
Bronawick
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Georgia Southern and Florida
Macon
Brunswick
Fitzgereld
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KE. Mercer
Fitswereld
Weycross
Douglas
Ben HM
Irwin
Coffee and Ware
Vtween Fitzgerald
Wilcox, Pulsek
Houston
Fitzgerald Auto
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Soune
Fitzgerald
J. E. Mercer
Wirgerald Enterprise
Like giving lamb to care of wolf sparks at convention
A New York report on industrial education at the National Association of Manufacturers meeting attacked organized labor and Samuel Gompers. The panel’s remarks drew heated debate, with a member refusing to sign over perceived unfair attacks. The discussion referenced class legislation and anti trust actions as part of the exchange.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Flinger
Samuel Gorapers
American Federation of Labor
Committee On Industrial Education
Anthony Ittner
Bt. Lous
Demuahis Mothods
Epiatrt
Frederick W. Senger
Milwmakes
Imbar
Special Committee
Gompers
Bamac
Senger
Organized Labor
Congress
Amercan Federation of Labor
Razors Debate Hits Senate Tariff Fight
In Washington on May 17 the Senate debated the income tax and the tariff bill's cutlery schedule. Senator Smoot argued razor duties would not raise consumer prices. Senator Aldrich noted razor import costs and profits. The discussion touched on German imports and Republican pledges to protective duties.
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Sutherland
Utah
Depew
Senate
Aldrich Bs
Committee On Finance
Secare
Mrr
Simmons Gator
Nasure
Honster Stone
Benator Smoot
Mr. Stone
Bmoot
Mr. Daltey
Mr. Smoot
Germany
Aldrich
Mr. Aldrich
Jacom
Menator
Rhode
Mont
Bacon
Bailey
Mrs Taft suffers brief breakdown on yacht trip
Washington reports Mrs Taft endured a slight nervous attack after a strenuous outing on the sylph to Mount Vernon. Doctors say she should recover in a few days and will remain at the White House while President Taft proceeds with a planned trip to Petersburg and Charlotte. Charlie Taft’s throat operation is described as not serious.
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Taft
Mount Vernon
White House
White Hove
Alexandria
Mra Taft
Delane Fain
Mra Moore
Mr. Taft
Meredit h death ends era for English fiction
London may 8 Cesar ce Meredith famed English novelist died at 3 35 this morning due to heart failure after a grave illness that began with a chill from an east wind. The long decline followed intestinal pains and internal inflammation. His daughter Mrs Sturgis and son were summoned as Sir Thomas Barlow, the king's physician, vainly hoped for a rally despite advanced age.
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London
Cisorge Meredith
Meredith
Hedalde
Sturgis
Thomas Barlow
Jaw yawning over Taft golf tales causes collapse
Albert Hoppert, 70, grew so disgusted by long Taft golf narratives in newspapers that he fainted upon reading another such story at his home in Fairground, Long Island. He required hospitalization and two physicians to treat the incident.
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New York
Albert Hoppert
Taft
Fairground
L. I
Hulsey Answered Call of Death in Atlanta Leader Dies
Judge William Hulsey longtime Atlanta official and Confederate Colonel of the Forty second Georgia regiment dies after months of failing health. He had been hospitalized for skilled treatment amid weeks of public notice and mourning.
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William Hulsey
Willam H. Hulsey
Atlanta
Forty-second Georgia Regiment
Staten Army
Death of Judge Hulery After Long Illness at St Joseph's
During the war Judge Hulery died yesterday at 4 10 pm at St Josephs infirmary after months of poor health. He was 72. Funeral at his late residence on Forrest Avenue with Rev W F Glenn officiating. Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Survived by four...
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Judge Huledy
Forrest Avenue
W. F. Glenn
Oakland
Judge Hulery
Atlanta
Eat Ory
Hulery
Camp McDonald
Forty Second
Georgia
Johnston
Greansboro
Roy
Ataltton
Baker's Creek
Taxewall
Tenn
Cumberland Gap
Richmond
Vicksburo
Chickamauga
Tesson
New Hope Church
Kennesaw Mountain
Atlant Jonesboro
Kinaton
8. C
Si P. Thomas
A. J. West
Robert J. Henderson
Coronel Robert I’. Maddox
Ding
Atlant
Hulasy
Atlante
Alabama Railroads Lose Certiorari Fight, Court Holds
The U S Supreme Court denied writs of certiorari in the Alabama railroad rate case, leaving the Fifth Circuit ruling intact. The decision delays rail tariff changes until the circuit court issues a mandate, with a 30 day window sought for new tariffs and timing disputed by governors and lawyers.
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Supreme Court of the United States Today
Alabama Railroad Commission
Alabama
Allprame
United States Court of Appeals
Fifth Circuit
Circuit Court
Northern District of
Triat
Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court of the United States
South Needs Tariff Says Senator Depew
Washington May 17 Senator Depew a Republican from Newark told the senate that tariff is a local issue and urged a duty on petroleum noting most country production comes from independent operators He warned that removing cotton protection would ruin Carolina and Georgia manufacturers and that iron duties would affect Alabama Tennessee and West Virginia He also called income tax the most direct possible attack on protective policy.
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Senator Depew
Newark
Senate
Hancock
Depew
Carolinas
Georgia
Alabama
Tennesree
Wort Virginis
Admiral Swinburne Retires In San Francisco May 11
Rear Admiral W. T. Swinburne, commander of the Pacific fleet, hauled down his flag on the West Virginia signaling retirement. Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree assumes command of the Second Division and the fleet. The obituary list includes Confederate veterans and several local names from Atlanta.
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Swinburne
San Francisco
W. T. Swinburne
West Virginia
U of
Uriel Sebree
Thrat
Elks Conventioneers Arrive for Three Day Event at Opera House
Delegates gather at the Grand Opera House for a three day Elks convention. A first round of pleasure follows the meeting, with parades planned as featured activities and a possible overnight stay.
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Grand Opera House
Elk convention opens with governors welcome at Grand Opera House
The Georgia Elks gather in Atlanta with Hoke Smith and RF Maddox delivering welcome addresses. A 2:30 pm parade from the Tika club rolls through the city, with 2,000 Elks visiting Ponce de Leon park. Visitors register at the Aragon Hotel to become full-fledged members as the event continues on Page Five.
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Progham
Grand Opera House
Fton Hoke Smith
State of Georgia
Ton RA Denna
Rome
RF Maddox
Atlanta
Joseph FE Potle
Georgia State Association of Elks
Miliedvine
Tika’ Club
Peachtree Street
Ctty
Elka
Ponce de Leon
Atlantan
Taka Peachtres
Loccs
Rem
Georgia Ledges
Aragon Hotel
Georgia Ulka
Atlante
Avlanta
Daya
Georgia
Elis
Bill
Arag
Aragon Hote
Weather Prophecy Showers Rains Georgia Local Data
Weather prophecy notes showers for Georgia with local data on temperatures and rainfall. It lists the highest and mean temperatures, normal expectations, and rainfall figures including daily and monthly deficits.
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