Georgia Rail Laws and Governor Smith Debate
The letter column critiques Governor Smith for favoring a law to bar foreign owned railroads from Georgia, arguing enforcement would force sales and prosperity would vanish. It contrasts Smith with Joseph M Brown, praising Brown as a reformer in the gubernatorial race and urging Georgians to vote for Brown on June 4.
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Smith
Georgia
Furelg
Madinon
Aeil Hut
Atabads
Ugeretang
Shu
Agen Hokeym
Warrenton
Fies
Thace
Winen
Hokes
St Nia
Enock Autaro
Hoke
Alabama
North
Tani Hoke
Bob Broyles
Beautiful China Fine and Artiste Wares for Sale
Beautiful China line offers dinner tea and dessert ware aimed at discriminating buyers. Genuine pleasure in owning fine and artiste kinds now available.
Haas Assails Dr Bernard in Private Letter Exchange
In a morning letter Haas attacks Dr Bernard over previous public remarks and defense against misinterpretation. He accuses Bernard of inconsistent hypocrisy, cites personal loyalties to anti-prohibitionist figures, and rejects being seen as part of a hostile campaign.
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H. Hass Weises
Bernard
Faved
Dr Bernard
Mike Smith
Joe Jacobs
Auanta
Loke Smoith
Q. Bernards
Joe Jacob
Program completed for Cotton Seed Men meeting
The Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia reports its annual meeting set for Atlantic Beach June 8 and 9 with 210 members expected. Jacksonville officials will organize the event, with welcomes by Mayor Sebring and remarks by President Harper and Secretary Wallace.
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Harper
Cotton i Seed Crushers Association of
Georgia
Atlantic Beach
H H .Wechardson
Board of Trade of
Jacksonville Pla
Thia
South
Honry Howle
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington, D
D. A. P Coles
Atlanta
JL. Benton
Monticello
Ate
Rice Smith
Richmond
Negro Knights of Pythias charter suit heads to state Supreme Court
A long trial in Judge Pendleton's court centered on whether the negro Knights of Pythias may obtain a charter. The jury ruled against the negro order, restraining them from chartering in Georgia, a decision viewed as pivotal in clashes between rival fraternal bodies.
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Renalt
Trial Negro Order
Margain
Wbite Order
White Knights of Pythias
Negro Knights of Pythias
Washington
Fia
White Knights of Pithins
Pendleton Mi
Supreme Court
Courtesa
MNS Hey
Plain Iffy Association
Rigats
Nime
Uiat
Mamenue
Fata
Hamilton Douglas
Rasy Ot Macon
Pyiniae
Bell
Pettigrew
Democratic committee fills vacancy in Ter Tell county
The Democratic executive committee of Ter Tell county filled the vacancy caused by Captain William Oxford's death by selecting George W Bass of the twelfth district. Judge M C Edwards was elected chairman. The committee appointed managers to hold the primary next week, with each suburban candidate receiving representation.
Bicycle accident leaves arm broken in Dawaon
Special Ww r Alexander assistant postmaster reports a misfortune when riding a bicycle near Dawaon Georgia on May 37. The fork broke causing a fall on the pavement and breaking his left arm with other bruises.
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Dawaon
Wwr Alexander
New Alabama law sparks Central of Georgia tax case
The Central of Georgia Railway fights Georgia taxes on 15000 shares of Western Railway of Alabama stock. Alabama's new law taxes stock within the state by market value excess over property value. The suit seeks to bar Georgia from taxing the stock for 1906, now before Judge Newman in federal court. Previous year taxes remain unaffected.
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Central of Georgia Railway Company
Btate of
Georgia
Western Railway
Alabama
Central of Georgia
United States
Newman
Joint Debate at Pelham Divides Time Between Cox and Hardwick
In Pelham on May 27 Special Congressman Hardwick spoke for Governor Hoke Smith with Coronel Eugene Cox of Camilla taking turns in the interest of Joseph M Brown. A large crowd from Meigs and Camilla attended, with strong Smith support and loud applause for both speakers. Also, a tenant house belonging to Judge M Beowards in Dawson caught fire early yesterday morning causing substantial loss though insured.
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Palleies
Atlante
Friends of
Hon
Joseph Brown
Jehu Po Russ
Maven
Georgia Wall
Judge Ross
Brown
Fulton Medemeyers Band
Ross
George Bell
Hall
Ie Court House
Gainesville
Bell
Orpheum
Joe Brown
Cary
Wall
Georgia
Joseph Ml Brown
H Cox Liften
Culynes C
Moses
Heke Smith
Sandersville
Cedartown
Thief Points
Boke Smith
John T West
Lambdin
John Clay Smith
Samuel L Olive
Robert J Berner
Covington
Shackelford
Howard Thompson
K Fines
Copeland
Thomas W
Diner
Weight
D Kilpatrick
Wailiam
Wier
Smith
Hardwik
Comilla
Pelham
Quitman
Hiram
Lake Park
Valdosta
Gibson
Milledgeville
Milien
John ¢ West
Harlem
Linjevinton
Woow Iusmbdin
Darien
Folkston
St Dlaus
Strou
Cleveland
Hines
Douglas
Aiwae Seaborn Wright
Avanta
William Spier
Lithonia
Dawson Ga
Judge M . Beowards
Sisq Insurance
Blalock Heads Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session
Valdosta man J H Dozier presided as Grand Master, with a grand parade and 200 new members added before sessions opened. Officers named include J T Blalock as Grand Master, J H Dexter as Past Grand Master, and A H Dozier as Homesentative. The next session will be held in Thomasville after an invitation accepted by the body.
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Grand Lodge
Husgate
Georgia Lodge
Dozier
Order
T J Blalock Valdonta
J H Dexter
Athens
al P Davis
R WN
Roberta Monroe
J & Tyson
Savannah
T A Cheatham Marcon
Grand Sovereign Lodge
Odd Fellows
Burtin
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Thomacville
Fire Damage at County Court House Mets 85 000 Insurance Covered
Incendiaries attempted arson at the Marin county court house in Houston Texas on May 27. A large bladder filled with oil was placed in a waste room and a fire started. Damage totals 85 000, with records and documents damaged by water. Advertisement notes use of a nervousness remedy.
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Court House
Houston
Incendianes
Marinn County
BP Water
First Meeting Held by Voluntary Union of Atlanta
On Sunday afternoon at Central Presbyterian the Voluntary Union of Atlanta held its first meeting. Volunteers for foreign fields were present along with many young people drawn to mission work. A weekly meeting is planned each Tuesday at 5:30 pm at Central Presbyterian Church. All volunteers for foreign tasks and those interested in mission work are invited. Queen Wilhelmina to Decorate Hil.
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Central Presbyterian
Voluntary Union of Atlanta
Central Presbyterian Church
E. B
Atlanta
Jess” Shoes
Tt Eiseman
DUGOS M CLESKEY JOINS ROBINSON AGENCY
L Dugas McCleskey son of Colonel L J MoCleskey has left the W S Chapin Insurance business in the Equitable building and joined FC Robinson & Co the local agency with offices in the English American building He is an Atlanta boy with many friends in the city observing his career shift.
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L Dugas McCleskey
L. J MoCleskey
W. 5
Twiggs Remarks at Brunswick Endorse Joe Brown
Judge Twiggs of Savannah spoke at the Grand in Brunswick to about 860 people in support of Joe Brown. He denounced the governor as a political acrobat and demagogue, while applause followed his mention of President Atkinson of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic.
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H. M. Atkinson
Brunswick Oa
D Twiggs
Savannah
Joe Brown
Twiges
Atkinson
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
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