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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

6

Long argument in Inman case dominates courtroom schedule

Inman estate receiver petition hearings filled the day as Ben J. Conyers led defense for three hours and Luther Rosser followed with over three hours. Alex King and Hopkins for plaintiffs argued at length, totaling about twelve hours across sessions. Judge Pendleton will be away. decision expected early next week amid a sprawling equity contest. The Inman bankruptcy matter also looms, with Mrs Frances Jones Inman named as potential party defendant in U S district court Saturday morning.

Ben J. Conyers May Inman Gray Inman ¢State Alex King King Pendleton Atttorney Convers Luther Z. Rosser Makin Hopkins Superior Court Atlanta Charten Hopkins

Rogers Made President of the Class of 1903

The Stat meeting of the Class of 1903 of Boys High School convened Tuesday night at the Prudential building. Hatton B. Rogers was elected president with A. P. Woolley as secretary and treasurer. A June 9 banquet was planned. invitations were extended to Professor William M. Slaten and many classmates listed, including Rogers and Woolsey, along with other members and attendees.

Stat Boys’ High School Prudential Hatton B. Rogers A. P. Woolley Fourth National Bank West Alabama Street Dr. Sage K. Todd J. W. Weick

Ponce de Leon Offers Free Access to City Inmates

Hugh Cardoza, general manager of Ponce de Leon, pledges free admission to the resort for inmates of Atlanta charitable institutions this summer. Officials need only inform park management of preferred times. Matthiesson's musicians will perform a special concert.

Ponce de’ Leon Atlanta Hugh Cardoza Ponce, de Leon General Representave Jake Wells Ponce de Leon Mr. Cardoza Matthiesson

Smith arrives in Clarkesville to rally supporters

Governor Hoke Smith reached Clarkesville at 1 AM today traveling via the Tallulah Falls line. He spoke at 2 PM to a large audience, defending his administration and addressing campaign issues after touring Atlanta and Yallapoosa with a supporter delegation nearby.

Clarkesville Hoke Smith Tallulah Falls Atlanta Crom ‘Yallapoosa

Heflin Talked Anyway in Alaska Rights of Way Fight

The House adopted a broad resolution seeking Interior Department information on railroad rights of way in Alaska. An attempted floor speech by Congressman Heflin provoked disorder as Chairman Hamilton ruled him out of order and the Speaker halted stenographic notes. Major Leader Payne observed the chaos and returned to the chair, ending the incident with instructions not to record Heflin's remarks.

Washington House Secretary of the Interior Alaska Heflin Alabama Hamilton Michigan Heflin Whidst Payne Mr. Hedin

Market Report From Chicago And Kansas City Livestock Prices

Chicago and Kansas City cattle and hog markets show receipts around 12 000 cattle and 9 000 hogs with steady to strong prices. Texans and natives mix in steady to higher trends across steers cows and calves, while sheep and lambs trade steady to strong amid active demand. Kansas City notes 5 000 cattle and 14 000 hogs with native and western cattle steady and hog demand strong to higher. Led by Texans and southern cattle and varied price ranges across weights and classes.

Chicago Reeves Texas Kansas City Sung Dales

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