Power Company Wins Big Point In Tallulah Suit
University of Georgia survey leader Professor Charles Strahan testified that most lands in the gorge were included in the 1818 1819 state grant, extending to the Tallulah River. He said three lines did not reach water due to old survey obstacles, denying top gorge limits claimed by opponents. The proceedings anticipate further testimony from Professor John Koch as the state pursues appeal if needed.
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Professor Charles Strahan
J. Walter LeCraw
Stat
Grayton
University of Georgia
Charles Mc Strahan
Department of Civil Ensineering
Tallulia Falls
Strahan
Talllah
Iand
Grant
Tallulah Falls Conservation Association
Uity
John Koch
Felder
S B Jones
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Tallulah Falls
Clayton le
Lear Ria
Tullulah
Georgia
Gorme
Rabun
Wiley Fatts
What Do You Need Today Hint and Nine Deals
The notice offers shopping hints with everyday items and sale prices. It lists Kingan's Bacon 31c, Van Camp's Soup 643c, ron Lemons at 1.40, shoes at 5 dollars, Panama hats 11 to 12.50 now 5, children's lingerie hats up to 12.50 at 2.50, bathing suits 1 to 5 dollars, crepe kimonos x, mesh bags 2.98, and more deals as a page teaser.
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Kingan
van Camp
Ron
G&c
Tariff lobbyists panic after Wilson shot
Washington May 27 The tariff lobbying uproar following President Wilsons sharp attack on industry pressure mounted as lawmakers moved to investigate who pressed for tariff changes. Senator Cummins and Representative Tavenner introduced resolutions demanding hearings to identify individuals who sought influence, prompting debate over whether lobbyists exist and how to balance free speech with scrutiny.
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House
Wilson
Simmons
Finance Committee
Charlie Story Congress
Senate
Cummins
Tavenner
Hinots
Curamins
Congress
Gallinger
Crrst
Ater
Owen
Senator Gallinger
Sayn Gallinger
Senate of the
United States
Thornton
Ison
Louisiana
Stefansson Arctic Expedition Plans Set for June Start
Stefansson announces departure from Esquimalt British Columbia around June 5 led by Vilhjalmur Stefansson with Captain Bartlett to command the Roosevelt and Karluk. Two ships will carry steering teams including Henry Beuchat and Fritz Johansen. The aim is scientific data collection in uncharted Arctic waters, with wireless contact to Iceland and the Aleutians, and a potential meeting with Roald Amundsen's later expedition.
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Stefansson
Esquimalt
British Columbia
Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Esquimault
Robert Bartlett
Pearys
North Pole
Roosevelt Bartlett
Karluk
Stefansaon
Bartlett
Henry Beuchat
Paris
Fritz Johansen
Arctic
Iceland
Aleutian Islands
Great Lakes
Roald Amunssen
South Pole
Avill
Receivers Named for Frisco Lines
In St Louis on May 27 Thomas H West chairman of St Louis Trust and BL Winemall president of the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad were named receivers for the Frisco in federal court. Ancillary receivers for the Chicago and Alton subsidiary were appointed earlier by U S district court. North American company editor said the action aimed to avert a financial collapse as the railroad faced a June 1 maturity on 2 23 million dollars of notes bearing five percent interest. Continued on Page Two.
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St Lois
Thomas H. West
St Lous Trust Company
BL Wwinenall
St Louis
Jude Walter BH. Sanborn
St Paul
Frisco
North American Company
James Campbel
St. Louis
North American
Woman's Edition of The Constitution Due Next Month
Advance sections of the Federated Women's Clubs of Georgia Woman's Edition of The Constitution will be issued on June 4. The edition aims for 1000 pages, attractive content, and 60 000 to 70 000 circulation. Club women are urged to send subscriptions by May 20 or place orders with newsdealers or The Atlanta Constitution.
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Federated Women’s Clubs of
Georgia
Woman's Edition Department of the Constitution
Woman’s Edition Department
The
Atlanta Constitution
Ultimatum Delivered to Greece and Servia
London reports growing displeasure among great powers over Greek and Serb attitude as Sir Edward Grey delivers a hard ultimatum to delegates. Peace draft to be signed with no modifications, with recalcitrants warned they may prolong war. Turks and Bulgars ready to sign. Montenegrins unlikely to object. Diplomats aim to clear preliminaries and address major questions after signing.
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Greece
Servia
Changwey
Constantinople
Cone of Ministers
Ehrmann in Terre Haute linked to striker shooting
In Terre Haute Indiana May Ehrmann wealthy manufacturer fought shot and killed Edward Wade a teamster who aided girl striker Miss Cora Hin with pickets at Ehrmanns plant for four months Ehrmann was arrested on murder charges and F A Rockert manager of an overall company and Ehrmanns president is held in connection with the shooting.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Imil Ehrmann
Edward Wade
Ehrmann
F. A Rockert
Cora Hin
Wade
Kern resolution passed for investigation of West Virginia strike
Senate action defies ten states rights democrats as it adopts Kern resolution to probe West Virginia coal strike. Senator Bacon warns against undermining latent federalism while noting sympathy with labor. Debate centers on proper limits of investigating a state and its co ordinate branches. continues on page two.
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Washington
South
Bacon
Hake Smith
Georgia
Senate Tonight
Kern
West Virginia
Smith
Committee On Education and Labor
Finance Committee
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Labor
Roosevelt denies heavy drinking in libel trial
Colonel Roosevelt testifies he is not a total abstainer and has never drunk whisky or brandy except when prescribed or for medical reasons. He describes modest wine use at home and a few mint juleps in a year, with limited champagne and brandy on an African expedition. He attributes most alcohol to others in the White House era.
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Marquette, Mich
Theodore Rogevelt
United States
George A. Newett
Pound
Richard C Flannigan
White House
Wimer
Roosevelt
Rixey
St. Louis
Little Rock
Ark
Attorney Pound
Plainiff
Ebilie
Furnished Rooms Rented Fast in Five Days
Classified ad notes seven rooms rented quickly with three rooms fully furnished and complete conveniences. Mentions a well known manufacturer slogan There’s a Reason and urges readers to call for details at a local number.
Conley Admits Writing Notes in Frank Case Confession
Police report that Jim Conley admitted writing the murder notes and that he may have dictated dates to Leo Frank. Chief Beavers and Pinkertons pressed for confrontation, but Conley refused access without counsel Luther Rosser. Officials say the admission could impact Frank’s case and make Conley a material witness.
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James Coyley
Weener
Leo Frank
Macy Phagan
Beavers
Sanford
Harry Scott
Pinkertons
Frank
Sherry Mangum
Pinkerton
Cantey
Luther Rosser
the Constitution
Conley
Phagan
Atlanta
The
Frante
Freak
Hiver
Biifettor
Weather Prophecy SLOUDY Georgia-Fair Warmer North Central
Georgia forecast calls for fair skies on Wednesday with rising temperatures into the upper 60s to mid 70s. Local report notes a low around 62 and a high near 74 with a 0.07 inch rainfall in the past 24 hours and 0.69 inch excess since the month began.
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Georgia
Warmer
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