Georgia Constitutions Contest Cars Leave for Macon
Three Georgia city parties Atlanta Fitzgerald Albany depart today to Macon for the Constitution good roads auto contest. Cars from Waycross Douglas McRae Rochelle plus Hawkinsville join the Fitzgerald convoy. Albany leads with Mayor Tarver and N. Tift guiding the effort. Crowds along the route expected, with Pulaski and Bibb counties preparing welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Georgia
Macon
Atlanta
Fulton County
Xhia
Albany
Tarver
County Board
Sam Smith
Fitagerald
Jesss B. Morcer
Knapp
Ben Hill
Savannah Morning News
Savannan Auto Club
Chatham
Sckne
Amedgeville
Fulton
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerecht
Wiycross
A. P. Perham
Douglas
Rlde
Quincy Sod
Pulaski County
Hawkinsville
Pulaski
Leveley
Cheunay
Albany Goadheads
Dougherty
Henry Tarver
Neon F ‘Tift
Americus
Montegama
Fort Valley
Sna
Yivb
Slizeerwid
Albeny
Waoml
Walcomet
J W Heard
Chamber of Commerce
Lauier House
Atlanta party forms AJ constitution office auto trip to Macon
The Constitution plans a morning start from The Constitution Building for a Georgia good roads auto contest. Asa G. Candler leads the Atlanta party with RK W. Gana and E H Inman as pathfinders. Delegates from Fulton County Automobile Club and Chamber of Commerce join, with stops at Jonesboro Griffin Barnesville Forsyth and conferences with Clarton Spalding Pike Monroe counties.
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Constitution
Automobile Party
Macon
Georgia
E. H. Inman
Fulton ,County Automobile Club
Jacksonville
Asa G. Candle
Asa G. Candler
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Jenn J. Woodside
Edward M. Durant
Joseph D. Rhodes
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia’ Motor Car 'Company
G. W. Hanson
B. Turman
H. E.W. Palmer
Central of Georgia
Jonesboro
Griffin
Barnesville
Forsyth
Clarton
Spalding
Pike
Monroe
Jackson
Southern
Faronton
Covington
Georgia Railroad
Central
Delegation to Meet Scouting Party at Forsyth
Monroe county residents back the Constitution's good road program as a large Forsyth delegation will greet and escort the automobile party traveling from Macon to Atlanta. Mayor T. J. Hardin and Commissioners G. Rutherford J. H. Phinazee among others will lead Forsyth hosts along with local business and professional leaders.
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Forsyth
Woreyth
Monroe County
T. J. Hardin
A. H. Chappel
A. J. Zelinee
J. H. Phineses
Rosa
Macon
Allanta
Monros County
Worsyth
G. G. Persons
General Assembly
Hon. & Rutherford
Twenty Second
R. P. Brooks
J. 0
Elrod
A. M. Alexander
N. Wilder
Wilder Buggy Company
G. L. Alexander
Death summons Walter Hanson son of prominent georgian leaders
Walter T. Hanson, president of Bibb Manufacturing and son of Major J. F. Hanson, died in New York at the Hotel Belmont after an acute indigestion. He and his wife were in the city on business, with remains to be cremated in Hoboken and ashes sent to Point Loma California. He was about 42, survived by his wife and three children. He had led Bibb Manufacturing and previously served as vice president, with strong ties to cotton mill leadership and Theosophical Society affiliations. His death prompts timely action by local business leaders.
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New York
Walter T. Hanson
Bind Manufacturing Company
Meson
John F. Hanson
Central of Georgia Railway
Ocean Steamship Company
Belmont
Hanson
Point Loma
Cal
Theoras Plint Society
Hanson Wee
Bible Manufacturing Company
Maxcom
Macon
Walter Hanson
Hibb Manufacturing Company
KF. Hanson
Cab
Theosophical Society
Bibb Manufacturing Company
Folly Farm
R. Jaque
Durin
Walter Heeton
Bainbridge Telephone Co Buys Rival Lines and Exchanges
Bainbridge Georgia May 2 Special The Bainbridge Telephone Company has bought the properties of the Brinson Telephone Company and the Colquitt Telephone Company and will operate the exchanges at Climax. The deal includes area building mall exchange and many rural lines to all parts of the county.
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Purchase Telephone Exchange
Bainbridge Ga
Bainbridge Telephone Company
Brinson Telephone Company
Colquitt Telephone Company
Mall Exchange
Climax
Ais
Man Arrested In Plot To Extort From Macon Widow
A Southern Railway agent T Hil was trapped at the home of Mrs. Ben L. Jones on Mulberry Street Macon Ga after writing unsigned letters attempting to coerce money from her. He admitted the scheme and claimed a 63 monthly income. The case goes to a hearing before the recorder.
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Macon
Ben L. Jones
Mulberry Street
T. Hil
Southern Railway
Mra. Jonen
Alen
Jones
Henry Jones
Hill
Ent
Man Found Dead Near Garden City Alabama
Birmingham May 23 Will Standback a young man from Birmingham was found dead on the bank of a small stream near Garden City Alabama with a gunshot wound to the neck. His brothers Otto and Kid Baelle went hunting this morning and returned to find Standback missing later. The case is shrouded in mystery and no arrests have been made.
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Birmingham
Ala
Will Standback
Hirmingham
Garden City
Inne
Otto
Kid" Baelle
Statdback
Calhoun Bribery Trial Nears Sixth Month in San Francisco
Revelations of alleged conspiracy and graft unfold in the Patrick Calhoun bribery case as the trial advances toward six months. Documents seized from Burns agents and witness debriefings shape hopes for further dramatic testimony and possible new inquiries into the Gallagher dynamiting.
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San Francisco
Patrick Calhoun
Atill Mare Ively Neemon
Lawler
William J. Burns
William M. Abbot
United Gallwaya
Burne
Helm
Abbott
Coney Island Sees Calm Enforcement Of Sunday Law
New York on May 23 saw about two hundred thousand people at Coney Island as police enforce the Sunday closing law with a light touch. Only six arrests occurred including two peddlers and two for violations of excise rules. The day remained festive with no friction, suggesting a quiet season ahead for gambling and questionable venues.
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New York
Coney Teland
B McCretlan
Alana
Shoes Lead to Burglar Case in Fulton County
Thomas Adams, a Black man, is bound over on $9,600 bonds after a burglary at Mr. Mathis’s Bonnie Bree home. A pair of old shoes left at the scene aided hounds in tracking Adams, who is said to have exchanged his new shoes for Mathis’s. The home was broken May 19. $1.50 and razors were also missing. Also noted is news that composer Rich Strauss plans a new light opera “Ayma und der Stern,” set in the eighteenth century with melodious music and bandacme.
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Thomas Adams
Fulton County
Justice of the Peace
Edgar H. Orr
Santo Domingo III Revolution Claims Two Rebel Seizures
From Cape Hatter May 23 a courier reports fighting between rebel forces led by General Camacho and allied General Quirtte Fettse against government troops in Santo Domingo. Rebels seized Guayubin and Dajabón near the Haitian frontier as fighting rages at Monte Cristi. fate of Governor Joas Rordan of Puerto Plata is unclear. Communications disrupted. government troops expected to reach the districts.
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Cape Hatter
Monte Christi
Santo Do Santo Domingo
Santo Domingo
Camacho
Monte Chriat
Quirtte Fettse
Guayubin
Dafaton
Dajabon
Hail
Joas Rordan
Puerto Plata
Saa
Dickinson Arrives From Canal Zone On Illness
Secretary of War Dickinson stepped ashore from the government yacht after a brief Panama Canal inspection tour. Weak from the effects of wine, he left Havana early and said he would be fit again soon. He praised canal progress but quipped he saw Cuba only through a porthole.
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Washington
Dickinson
Panama Canal
Havena
Progres
Cubs
Canal Zone
Cuba
Panama
Taft
Sheriff Surrenders After Five Years Away
Lake Charles Louisiana May 2 The sheriff and tax collector John A Feckina who vanished five years ago returned and surrendered to the sheriff He claimed a $70 000 shortage and said he did not know his property would not cover debts The parish investigation recovered $50 000 from property left behind and he offered no further details
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Louisiana
Lake Charles
Jonn
Feckina
Lealease
Parish
Honduran
Perkineg la Ia Maeluo
CA. System is tied up by strike to report at yards for duty
A state system faced a work stoppage affecting operations as workers walked out, halting routine duties at specified yards and prompting discussions on service restoration and contingency planning. The strike disrupted schedules and raised questions about labor negotiations and replacement staffing.
Mail for Augusta Sent by Seaboard Conference Held
Attorney General Hart discusses the situation with Grand Chief Engineer Burgess and Second Vice President Ball as two trains on branch lines run one way. No wheels moved on Georgia rails. Augusta mail diverted to Seaboard. Crowds gather, no disorder, engineers refuse duty. Continued on page six.
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Hart
Burgess
Ball
Georgia
Atlanta
Augusta
F. A. Burgens
Scott
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Central Avenue
Mallage
Seaboard
Terrett
Georgia Road
Seaboard Air Line
Jone
Brotherhood
Weather Prophecy Broadcast From Tarn Georgia
Weather forecast describes fair conditions in Tarn Georgia for Monday and Tuesday with increasing warmth and light variable winds. Other regions including North Carolina South Carolina and East Florida show little temperature change with light to moderate winds. Florida Alabama Mississippi expect fair to partly cloudy conditions with variable winds and cool nights in northern areas. Texas portions show showers Monday and Tuesday with cooler conditions in the north and partly cloudy skies. Tennessee Kentucky and nearby states anticipate showers in the west, withVirginia fair on Monday and Tuesday followed by increasing clouds and showers later.
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Ington
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Mondy
Laurelana
Texas
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Mania
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Central City
Waycross
McRae
Rochelle
Cara
Candler Wilhs
Atlanta Party
AJ Constitution Office
Bibb
N. Y
Central Road
Agent Hill
Mrs. Jones
Cee
Vana T
Quipess
Calroun
Helms
United Railroads
Elso
Francie J. Heney
James KL. Gallagher
Lid’’ Clappetsohn
Uaual
Rebola
I Dickinson
Hness
Tarn
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