Fight Over Falls to Hear Case in Rabun County
Georgia lawmakers and business leaders gather in Clayton to watch the Tallulah Falls power plant dispute go to trial. The case pits Tallulah Falls Conservation Association against the Talluluah Falls Power Company over land claimed for a hydroelectric project. The hearing opens Monday at 9am with jury impanelment and demurrers, before state witnesses testify to argue state ownership versus private development.
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J. Walter Lecraw
Clayton
Georgia
Tallulah Falls
Hera
Rabun Taunty Court House
Tallulah Gorge
Threeorgin
Ceatned Corporation
Power Companye
South
Thea
Thata
Power Company
Alex King Luther
Rosser
Charles
Hopkins
Dean
Gainesville
Taiklah Falls
Smiog
Blue Ridge
Atlarnes
Pelier
Thomas B
Georgy
Rabun County
Tillulan Falla
Walter Munnientt
Turin
Fali
Singleton
Tor
Clayton Tribune
Lallelah Falls
Wood Skea
Nien
Najerty
Woodall Wiley Pitts
Sim Ledford
Boi Atkine
John Stent
Charles Stone Ho
OW Pitt
J B. Henson
Windiver
Tvester
Joe Dunn
Stone Power Company
Itn
Tallway and Lew Company
Mt Ins Sa
Ainge
Ravan Atheera
GoMdin Bur
Helen Lonestreet
Talluleh Pally
Ilavtan
Miria
Classifieds offer opportunities in every line
WANTED readers of The Constitution Classified. Today’s calls include a single man as stenographer and bookkeeper, several women stenographers, a white woman for general housework, city lots to sell, and a partner for a New York architect. Neglect these columns and you may miss opportunities on the road to success.
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New York
Prominent Tarboro Couple Dies In Auto Crash
May 23 near Tarboro a car carrying W M Arnheim, Mrs Edna Arnheim, Mrs Morris, Mrs Matthews and Mr Morris plunged into a water-filled ditch. Mrs Morris died. Mrs Arnheim gravely hurt, saved after an hour. Mr Arnheim and others escaped. Likely accident due to accelerator hit when turning to another route.
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Tarborov
Arnheim
Thia Plate
Edna Morris
Tarbore
Mores
Mattthews
Morris
Arnhelm
British mob attacks suffragists in London riot
London May 28 Victoria Park scene of rioting as trades unionists and socialists tried to hold a demonstration for working women voting. Fifteen platforms decorated with banners were stormed. Sylvia Pankhurst and other militant suffragists were pulled from a truck and dragged outside the park. Police charged to quell clashes as women fainted and crowds trampled children. Free fights and ambulance calls followed, suffragists paraded with red liberty caps. On Saturday suffragettes reportedly damaged Weatley Hall in Doncaster with an unexploded bomb found later under a staircase.
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London
Victoria Park
West End
Sylvia Pankhurst
Weatley Hall
Doncaster
Sir William Cooke
One Killed Two Shot in Feud Near Rankinsville Ga
Datla Walker, a farmer, was shot and killed near Rankinsville, Georgia, by Serry Perdue. Perdue was wounded in the thigh and a bystander, Wo H Davis, was shot in the neck but not seriously. The killing stems from ill feeling after the shooting of Walker's father months earlier, for which Perdue was acquitted. Walker is survived by a wife and four children.
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Rankinsville
Datla Walker
Serry Perdue
Perdue
Wo H Davis
Ana
Perdy
Terene
Hawkinsville
Walker
Brith Abraham Convention Opens Amid Jaworower Case Stirs
The Independent Order Brith Abraham opened its 27th annual convention in Sew York with 1200 delegates. Leon Sanderson was named president amid a mix of cheers and hisses as a misappropriation case against Albert Tawormwer was discussed. The convention featured 43 new lodges and a reported year end membership of 3182 with $301 728 in benefits paid. elections set for Tuesday.
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Orde
Brith Abraham
Toda
Leon Sanderson
Als
Alnert
Tawormwer
Sing Sing
Sanderson
Jaworowet
Judge Sanderson
Morris Rosenberg
Solomon Sthalinak
Jacob Sohoan
Laworower
Stefansson Begins Journey From City To Ottawa
Stefansson departs this city for Ottawa as the first stage of a voyage toward Victoria for the Canadian Arctic expedition. The trek aims to reach unknown Arctic lands scientists suspect exist, with Vilhjalmur Stefansson leading the effort.
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Stefansson
Vilhjalmar Ste* Stansaen
Winch Wall Geek
Arctic
Ottawa
Victoria
Roosevelt visit sparks bitter drunk charge trial in Marquette
In Marquette county a circuit court trial opens after a publisher accuses Theodore Roosevelt of drunkenness. Roosevelt supporters and defense argue the charge is false as Judge Flanagan frames the courtroom. The plaintiff’s counsel plans to present extensive evidence collected by Roosevelt during his travels.
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Marquette
Mich
Circuit Court
Marquette County
George Newett
Theodore Rankevelt
Richard C. Flanagan
Norway
Judge Bay
Roosevelt
Horace Andrews
Cleveland
Ohio
William B Beldop
Ishpeming
George Shir
Pound
Chicago
New York
Animal House
Lincoln Park
Edmund Heller
James R. Garfield
Interior
Frank Tyree
United States
West Virginia
Robert Bacon
Japanese Emperor Steadily Improves Health
Yoshihito Emperor gains strength with a favorable audience and steady improvement. Physicians may have pending suspensions as reports show normal vitals and improving condition. No new developments on California land legislation or embassy talks.
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State Department
California
Sidersky to Lecture Series Across City Churches
Philp Sidersky of Baltimore a converted Hebrew and Presbyterian member will headline stereoplicon lectures this week at First Baptist Tuesday Central Presbyterian Wednesday Second Baptist Thursday and First Presbyterian Friday at 8 o clock. The lectures titled Jerael Aroong the Nation promise entertaining as well as instructive content and organizers hope for strong attendance.
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Philp Sidersky
Baltimore
Jerael
Chinese General Killed by Bomb in Shanghai
General Hau Pao san was killed by a bomb in Shanghai while opening a box he believed contained porcelain. A servant died instantly. The general supported President Kuan Shi Kai and faced bitter hatred from southern extremities.
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Shanghai
Hau Pao San
Kuan Shi Kai
Five Shots To Kill Dog By Officer Palmer
Officer Palmer, famed for mad dog shoots, faced a brutal canine attack Sunday afternoon at 51 Tiedmont Avenue. He fired five times, the dog leaping with each shot, until a final bullet ended the animal’s life.
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Palmer
Tiedmont Avenue
Wanted Unfurnished Rooms Near Park or North Side
Wanted unfurnished rooms for a young couple with no children, private home preferred. North side near Park or West Ad area. Reference Ezchanged. Phone Main 1123.
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West Kougekneping
Pmnan Park
West Ad
Classified ad promises quick replies for rooms
The advertisement touts fast responses to room seekers, claiming time energy and money saved with The Constitution's Classified. It advertises furnished or unfurnished rooms and offers three lines three times for 54 cents, with contact numbers Main sec or Atlanta 109.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt to Press Libel Case in Marquette Trial
Colonel Roosevelt canceled all engagements to press his libel suit against George Newett editor of The Ishpem ing Tron Ore in Marquette Michigan. The suit charges Newett called Roosevelt a drinker and liar. Affidavits from dozens of supporters will be offered with witnesses including Lawrence Abbott and Gifford Pinchot along with other notable figures.
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Roosevelt
Colonel
Marquette
Mich
George Newett
Newett
Michigan
Banks to Loan on Farms in New Currency Plan
Washington May 25 Special The administration currency reform led by Carter Glass aims to empower national banks to lend on farm mortgages reducing farmers' interest costs. The bill may allow reserves adjustments and regional currency associations with final securitization decisions by a federal reserve board.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Administration
Carter Glass
Virginis
House
Wilson
Banka
McAdoo
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Chicago
Interior
Federal Reserve Board
Aldrich Central Reserve Association
Bryan Praised For Barring Wine At Dinner
Washington May 25 praise for Secretary Bryan for his courage of convictions in refusing to serve wine at a dinner he gave recently to the diplomatic corps was voiced by Secretary Daniels today. In addressing a Sunday school rally for prohibition in DC he urged young men to follow Bryan’s course toward total abstinence. Daniels also lauded Theodore Roosevelt for prosecuting an editor accused of circulating stories about drinking by the former president. Camp Leaves Tuesday. The Joseph Brown Camp of Confederate Veterans will leave Atlanta for Chattanooga Tuesday morning at 8 o clock for the annual reunion.
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Washington
Bryan
Daniela
District of Columbia
Daniels
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Brown
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn
1000 Italians Fall in Fight With Arabs in Sidi Garba
In Chiasso, Swiss dispatches from May 25 report Italy’s defeat at Sidi Garba during the Italo Turkish war. General Gandretti divided 3,900 men into three columns, was surprised and repelled by Arab forces, with heavy shellfire. Italian losses estimated at around 1,000. several officers killed or wounded.
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Chiasso
Switzerland
Tripoli
Italien
Sidi Garba
Machiavelli
Ganbretti
Tasseal
Benghasi
Gandretti
Magdalena
Dernagald
Plot Against Life of President Gomez Disclosed
Willemstad Curaçao May 26 The discovery of a plot against President Juan Vicente Gomez led to the arrest of 80 persons alleged to be implicated. Reports from Caracas say the aim was to kill the president on May 25 at Paraiso horse races near Caracas. Rumors of a revolutionary movement circulate while newspapers and citizens avoid open discussion of the situation.
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Willemstad
Caracao
Juan Vicente Gomez
Caracas
Paraiso
Venezuela
Chattanooga Hosts 23rd United Confederate Veterans Reunion
Thousands gather in Chattanooga Tennessee for the twenty third annual United Confederate Veterans reunion with preliminaries, welcome meetings of the Confederate Memorial Association and Sons of Confederate Veterans, and tours of Civil War battlegrounds. Monuments and markers from many states will be unveiled at Chickamauga battlefield as Camp Stewart activity begins.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
Confederate Memorial Association
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Chattancora
Chickamauga
Chickamauga Battlefield
Alabama
Florida
Connecticut
Georgia
Clinals
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maryland
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Missour
Michigan
New Jersey
New York
Oho
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
South Carolina
Camp Stewart
New Witnesses in Phagan Case Found by Police
Police report new testimony from Hirl telephone operators about conversations on the pencil factory line the night of the tragedy. Chief Beavers says secrecy shrouds the alleged conversation and hints the strongest evidence yet may be unearthed. A. Colgar met with Beavers and pledged to expose others in new bribery charges as the probe widens.
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Felder
Wraft
Mary Phagan
Palice
Hirl
Sanford
Mary Phagen
Pope
J B Pope
Ballwood Avenue
Mra Pops
Mary Phan
AS. Colgar
Lena
Institutor
Beavers
C W Todle
Harry Scott
Pinkerton
John Black
Headquarters
Conley
Frank
Colgar
A. Colyar
Atlanta
Cartersvile
Felder Thig
Beaters
The
Constitution
Coryats
Phagen
Weather Prophecy Report Cards Varying Regional Forecasts
The bulletin outlines generally fair conditions for Washington and many states including Georgia, Virginia unsettled with light winds, North and South Carolina mostly fair, Florida fair with some showers, Alabama Louisiana Mississippi to Monday or Tuesday, Oklahoma showers at night, Missouri showers in the west and unsettled east, East Texas fair with northeast showers, West Texas fair with some showers, Arkansas unsettled with night showers, Tennessee fair with western showers, Kentucky unsettled with nighttime showers, West Virginia mostly cloudy with warmer Tuesday.
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Washington
Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
Warner
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Jerry Perdue
W H Davis
Jaworower
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Sidersky
Rence Abbott
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France
William Looh
V K Davis
Progressive Party
John Callan O'Laughlin
Gilson Gardner
News
Rowers &, Sands
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James R Pound
Duluth
Cannon
Pergn Es Awilliam -Loeb Jp
Erence Aa
Bryans
Gomez
Phagan
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