Good Roads Drive Across Georgia Expands Reform
Fitzgerald to Macon good roads caravan promotes The Constitution as originator of the Good Roads movement. Delegations from Fitzgerald Wilcox Pulaski Hawkinsville Eastman Perry and Macon travel ninety seven miles in six hours praising state wide thoroughfares and county cooperation.
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Spirit of coordination on Georgia road tour noted
A lavish road show by The Constitution scouts traveled from Macon toward Atlanta, drawing cheers in towns like Jonesboro and Forsyth. The convoy, led by Candler and supported by county and municipal leaders, highlighted a $6,009,000 campaign for Georgia roads and showcased strong intercounty cooperation and public enthusiasm for highway improvements.
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Griffin
Stene
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Barnesville
Forsyth
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Chamber of Commerce
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Atlanta Auto Trades Association
Gane
Asan Candler
Wiliam Candler
Ovwig
Corresy Dent
Macon News
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Martin
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Ava G Candler
Novy Robinson
EH Morris
Atatt
Edward McGurant
Charlie Northen
Wilmer L. Moore
Edward Inman
Jackson Hills
Mr Inman
Joe Brown
Connally
Ball Room
Fultons Good Roads
Stewart Avenue
Hepaville
Clayton
The Constitution Pathfinder Auto Run To Macon Begin
The Pathfinder and convoys of The Constitution left The Constitution Building for Macon amid enthusiastic crowds. Notable figures include E W Gans Clark Howell Asa Candler Jr and E W Durant with staff photographers Samuel W Dibble C Grwig and Will Candler marking the start. President Allan Candler delayed by federal court proceedings.
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Constitution
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Macon News
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Asa G. Candler
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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Bo Turman
Wilmer L. Moore
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Candler
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C. Grwig
Macau News
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Jilted Sweetheart Drives Man to Suicide in Surrey County
Charlotte May 24. John Imi, a traveling representative for a Chattanooga medicine company, received a farewell letter from his sweetheart Friday last. He left his hotel at Kappe Mill went to the bank of Kativer and shot himself in the brain, dying almost instantly. Bews, a native of Slipam NC, and member of a well known family.
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Five Loneoke youths charged with night riding and assaults
Lonoke Arkansas May 24 Sheriff Fletcher arrested five well known young men on the charge of night riding. It is alleged they shot up a negro settlement and escaped bullets by lying on the floor. The arrestees are from prominent families and are held without bonds. Names include Fo Howard James Cox Lyle Ferguson Henry Cornett and Jesse Jones. Six others were jailed on whipping charges against a negro community.
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United States to Punish Sheriff for Allowing Lynching in Chattanooga
Washington reports the U S Supreme Court will hear cases next Tuesday week to determine punishment for contempt of court in a Chattanooga lynching. Defendants including Sheriff of Hamilton County face charges linked to a March 1906 conspiracy to lynch Negro James Johnson after he was sentenced for rape. Johnson was secretly taken from jail and lynched the night after the court intervened.
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Wife of Dan J Sully Accused of Contempt
New York May 24 The wife of former cotton operator Mrs Daniel J Sully was brought before the supreme court in contempt for failing to appear for examination in a suit for 4409 brought by a Fifth Avenue jeweler. Her attorney says the bill was not contracted by her but by her husband who cannot pay after job loss at a brokerage house.
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Urget K Scott to Arbitrate and Attorney General
Urget K Scott is ordered to arbitrate with the Attorney General in a dispute arising from unresolved claims. Details specify a formal hearing deadline and required submission of related documents to proceed. The arrangement focuses on binding arbitration to resolve regulatory or fiscal concerns.
Georgia Railroad and Banking clash over arbitration plan
A report from Governor's office outlines talks among Hardwick Holden and Lee Scott with Neill and others about arbitration via the Interstate Commerce Commission. General Manager Scott favored deferring to the commission while Gov Smith and Hart urged an immediate conference and naming three Georgians. May 24, 1909, telegrams from Governor Smith and Attorney General Hart to General Manager Scott discuss the proposed meeting and potential actions by the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company.
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Gen Hart
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John C Hart
Weather Prophecy by SUGWERS Foresees Twenday Showers
A weather prophecy from SUGWERS predicts Georgie Thumder showers on Twenday with strong winds and modersic scash.
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