Georgia Industrial Association to Convene at Warm Springs
Georgia Industrial Association gathers in Warm Springs for its sixth annual session on June 7. Frederick B. Gordon of Columbus serves as president with Charles Tuller of Atlanta as secretary treasurer. The program features Dr. Young J Allen addressing trade with China and labor and immigration issues affecting Georgia cotton mills. Notable speakers from government and railways will discuss immigration, wages, and regional cooperation.
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Eorgia Industrial Association
Warm Springs
Hig
Georgia Industrial Association
Warm For Ga
Frederick B. Gordon
Columbus, Ga
Charles ‘Tuller
Atlanta
Géer
Gordon
Columbus
H. B. Ikkham
Lindale
J. P. Tadery
Young J. Allén
China
Allen
Sig Association
Nota
Georgia
Immigration
Frank P. Sargent
Washington, T
Department
Combo and
Labor
MV. Richas
Southern Railway
Preet
J. F. Hanson
Central of
Argia
Rgia
J. Watson
South Carolina
J. D. Eey
Eagle and Phemills
Columb: Textile Manufacturers' Association
To.n
Wiliam Whittam
Amer- Cotten
T. L. Waintht
Mississippi
Garden
Day survives brutal assault on Georgia brick plant manager
Douglas May 26 A negro employee attacked R V I Day manager of brick plants near Barrows Bluff with a pipe and wrench striking him twice on the head crushing the skull. Day survived after hospital treatment in Atlanta and returned home with fainting spells and ongoing recovery. He is a candidate for county treasurer and has many friends. The assailant was seized at the scene and held as the case proceeded.
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Douglas
Barrow’s Bluff
Ocmulgee
Negra
Atlanta
Alnos
Day
Violent mob targets Black workers in Tennessee incident
In Tipton County near Covington on May 25, a white farm manager Jack Biddle was struck by Bob Williams, a Black man, after confronting him about work. Williams and his brothers reportedly fled when pursued, amid strong local anti Black sentiment and threats of summary violence.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tipton County
Tennessee
Covington
Jack Biddle
Bob Williams
Biddle
Williams
Trial of Yeats Next Thursday in Bainbridge Ga
Jim Yeats and a second man, both white, surrendered to Sheriff Patterson in Bainbridge after fleeing for years from a murder and shooting case in Domapsonvills. A special term of Decatur superior court was convened to try Yeats, with Judge Spence presiding. The state will be aided by W. M. Harrell and W. D. Sheffield. Crawford and Richardson represent the defense.
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Bainbridge
Jim Yeats
William Freeman
Oliver
Domapsonvills
Patterson
Decatur Superior Court
Spencerhus
Yeata
W. M. Harrell
W. D. Sheffield
Crawford & Richardson
State Board Seeks Free Pasteur Institute at Capitol
The state board of health met for its semi annual session at Secretary Harris's capitol offices and advanced a plan to establish a Pasteur institute at the state capitol for free treatment of individuals exposed to hydrophobia. Supporters recalled many cases where poor families saved children by neighbors funding transport to the Atlanta Pasteur Institute. The meeting opened with Dr Willis F Westmoreland presiding, joined by Dr W M Owens, Howard J Williams, Sam J Benedict, Giles Fathcock, William Stewart, J B Morgan, and Secretary F Harris.
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State Board of Health
H. ¥. Harris
Capitol
Pasteur Institute
State Capitol
Atlanta
Bosra
Predgent
Willis F. Westmoreland
Dre. W. M. Owens
Savannah
Howard J. Williams
Macon
Sam J. Benedict
Athens
Giles Fathcock
Belton
William Stewart
Columbus
J. B. Morgan
Augusta
F. Harris
Atlante
Still Pursuing Snyder in City Bribery Case
Assistant Circuit Attorney Wickerson said he drew up a new information charging Robert M. Snyder, Kansas City capitalist, with bribery for allegedly paying 880,000 to city council members in 1898 to secure passage of the central traction bill.
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Snyder
St. Lois
Wickerson
Robert M. Snyder
Kansas City
Central Traction
Senator Morgan After Cromwell Fights for Answers in Canal Probe
Washington May 26 Senator Morgan printed a statement to press the senate to compel William Nelson Cromwell of New York to answer questions on his role as counsel to the Panama Canal Company. Morgan argues privilege does not shield testimony on acts, documents, and conduct relevant to honesty and truth. He cites Cromwell’s refusals as insulting and recalcitrant and says the witness must explain or face Senate action.
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Wantiington
Morgenthus
Senate
Millard
Interoceante Canals
Xemime
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
New York
New Panama Canal Company
Morgan
Smonevelt
Roosevelt
Morgan Sawa
Wallace
Panama Cane
Aforgen
Georgia Wins In The Debate At Athens May 26
At 1 o clock last night the judges awarded victory to Georgia in the joint debate with Washington and Lee on municipal ownership of street railways. Georgia representatives were Robert S. Parker and W. Marshburn, while Washington and Lee were represented by B. S. McDonald and C. R. Pilkington. The event, held in the college chapel with George D. Whitman as master of ceremonies, featured well researched speeches and thoughtful analysis.
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George D. Whitman
Atlanta
College Chapel
Brunswick lawyers discuss forming a new circuit
In Brunswick on May 26 lawyers from the Brunswick judicial circuit plan a meeting in which they will discuss creating a new circuit to split the present Brunswick circuit. They propose assigning Glynn Wayne Charlton Camden and Pierce counties to Brunswick, with the rest going to Waycross.
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Brunswick
Brunswick J Judicial Circuit
Brunswick Circuit
Jesup
Brunswick Bar Association
Max Isaac
A. D. Gale
H. A. Crovatt
Oglethorpe Hotel
Waycross
Glynn
Wayne
Apgling
Pierce
Jeff Davis
Waycross Cirrcuit
Charlton
Camden
Verdict of voluntary manslaughter for J S Wall at Augusta
In Augusta on May 28 a jury returned a verdict of voluntary manslaughter against J S Wall in the killing of C W Stalnaker on May 3 after an eighteen hour deliberation. Wall was defended by his brother B W Wall of Atlanta. A bench warrant was issued for W S Harden, defense witness, on complicity charges. Police testified Harden stood near the prostrate victim with a pistol in hand and claimed Wall was the man wanted.
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Augusta
J.S. Wall
C. W. Stalnaker
Wall
B. W. Wall
Atlanta
W. ‘St. Harden
Stalnaker
Brown
W. T. Harden
Harden
Walt
Georgia Supreme Court docket entries briefed for Atlanta Circuit
The Georgia Supreme Court Atlanta Circuit calendar lists several cases with arguments completed or withdrawn. Notable items include Phelan versus Vestner, Atlanta Ice and Coal Company versus E. P. Mixon, and Southern Flour and Grain Company versus Northern Pacific Railway Company among others.
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Atlanta
Phelan
J. Vestner
Atlanta Ice and Coal Company
P. Mixon
Southern Flour and Grain Company
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Joseph Wodéway
M. D. HoliovArgued
Attorneys to Discuss Matter at Monday Meeting
The matter will be fully discussed by the attorneys at the meeting Monday and some definite action or recommendation may result. During the day, eight entertainments will be given by local attorneys in power of the visitors.
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Mormon Bible
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Joseph Tith
Church of Its Christ
Latter Day Saints
Saltte City
Washington
Pe Pauk Glonel Frey W. Clemens
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Budapest
Ingle
Sam
Kentucky
Jger Mones
Meany Bank
Richmond
Yeats
Marshal Freeman
State Board
Cromwell
Alabama
Panama
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Marshburn
Washington and Lee
Vance BE
Powell
Biasonie Temple
Peoria
Red Rock
Coleman, Tompkins & Co. Wholesale Grocers
Messrs
Hagan & Dodd CO
Atlanta, Ga
Yours Truly
Coleman, Tompkins & CO
G.J.T
Southeast Georgia
Supreme Court of Georgia
Kentuckians
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Via
Southern Ticket Office
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