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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1913

Page

8

Thousands Cheer as Dixies Heroes March Again in Confederate Parade

Chattanooga Tenn May 29 Thousands of veterans mounted on government horses joined a grand parade led by General Bennett H Young of Louisville Ks as the United Confederate Veterans reviewed by dignitaries. The climactic march drew loud cheers and scenes of farewell as survivors parted for home after the twenty third reunion with eerie deaths and emotional moments reported at the station. A local field pipe band and school children honored the veterans with performances while a memorial noted government horses provided for the parade marking postwar reconciliation.

Chattanooga Tenn Leath Teh Robert Nulen Houston Texas City Auditorium Padus Teas Lindale Trousanus Veten Ant Bennett H. Young Louisvile Mehler United Confederate Veterans Confederats General Young Hooner Tennessee Kate Daffan Ausin South Hamelin Young United States Mhattana Wgs Repubic Conventions of Confederate Veterans Unitedo Confederate Veterans

Moors Routed in Morocco Clash, French Claim Victory

Brigadier General Caesar G Aux reports a decisive French victory in the Msoum district of Morocco. After a hot engagement the Moors fled, leaving about a hundred dead on the field while French forces suffered thirty six killed and wounded.

Darla Thel Msoum Caesar G Aux Morocco

Bedingfield Sentenced After Shooting Case in Macon

In Macon Georgia on May 2 Special Judge H A Mathews sentenced Mallary Bedingfield to one year in the state penitentiary for shooting at another. He was tried for shooting F A Guttenberger last fall near Pier Avenue. The jury urged mercy and Bedingfield’s appeal was noted while he was released on $500 bond. Guttenberger recovered and spoke with the solicitor general after the case.

Macon H. A. Mathews Bible Superior Court Mallary Bedingfield Bedingfield Bedingield F. A. Gutenberger Napier Avenue Fudge Mat Redingfeld Guttenberger

Luther Scott Dies Beneath Trolley Car

New Orleans on May 29 Luther Scott a prominent New Orleans business man and widely known in the south was crushed to death under a trolley car his body dragged 50 feet before the car could be stopped He was vice president and general manager of the Southern Kru ke company owner of The Daily Panhandle Amarillo Tex He was 50 years old

New Orleans Luther Scott Orleans South Southern Kruke Company Daily Panhandle Amarillo

Foul strike injures fan in KC bleachers ruling awarded

Kansas City May 29 Charles King an attorney was awarded 3500 damages against the local American association baseball management in the circuit court for injuries at a ball game last year His nose was broken and his eyes injured by a fan's foot bail in the grand stand

Kansas City Charles King American Association Baseball Management Reurt

Sells Named Indian Commissioner Nominee

Washington on May 29 reports President Wilson nominated Cato Sells of Cleburne Texas as commissioner of Indian affairs. The president also sent nominations for a consul in Manchester William H Robertson of Virginia a consul general in Halifax Nova Scotia Evan F Young of South Dakota solicitor John R B Densmore of Montana and U S attorney Frederick Robertson of Atwood Kansas.

Washington Wilson Cato Sells Cleburne Texas Manchester England William H. Robertson Virginia Halifax Nova Sentia Evan F. Young South Dakota Department of Later John RB. Densmore Montana United States Bansas Frederick Robertson Atwood Kan

Hope for Victim of Bichloride of Mercury

Chicago May 49 Mistaking bichloride of mercury tablets for headache remedy Mrs Erith Gatomer aged 23 took 12 tablets last night. Doctor reached her soon after and says she has a good chance to recover.

Chicago Erith Gatomer

Rome Locker Clubs to Carry Fight in Rome Georgia

Judge Moses Wright permanented a temporary restraining order against the Hill City locker club prohibiting its locker system. C L Wilkerson of the Law and Order league backed by Graham Wright, seeks to decide if club members may pay a service fee. Officials vow appeal as the legal question centers on legality of fees. Rome Sons of Veterans played a prominent role in the Chattanooga reunion with Philip Mullin elected commander of the Army of Tennessee and John Sale to the executive council.

Rome Moses Wright Hil City Club Graham Wright Wright C. L. Wilkerson Law and Order League Hill City Club Sons of Veterans Chattanooga Philip J. Mullin Army of Tennessee John Lt. Sale Sons

Long On Trial For Death Of Bank President In South Carolina

Augusta Georgia May 29 Special The trial of Hon Hugh Long a South Carolina General Assembly member indicted for the murder of Pickens N Gunter Wagener last fall with Hares Gunter as an accessory will mark the June term of the general assembly for Aiken county South Carolina convening June 2 Judge Nest Gary presiding Long fired several shots after a personal difficulty with Gunter The killing stemmed from a political feud Long fled a mob and is now at Aberty on $5000 bond He was arraigned during the Beach case trial last February but the case was continued The principal defendant is a prominent political figure who chaired the South Carolina House last winter Bainbridge Fireman Hurt May 24 Special In answering a fire alarm Bainbridge fire department hose wagon overturned injuring two men Ben Hich leg crushed Tom Parker several ribs broken likely internal injuries The accident occurred while turning a corner on a commercial street

Talulah Walls Tallulah Falls Eedga Markesville Lawrence Cron Tom Blaton Habersham County Bud" Crane Blaton Crane Te Tallulah Lodge Katy Algear Binton Crome Atlanta Hare Augusta Hugh Long South Carolina General, Assembly Pickens N. Gunter Wagener Hares Gunter Mrark Nexsien Aiken County South Carolina Nest Gary Aiken White Gunter Long Aberty House of Representatives Bainbridge

Huff Verdict Reaches Macon This Morning

Word from Birmingham says Judge W S Grubb mailed his opinion on Colonel Huff contempt case to the Macon court. The opinion arrives at 10 45 AM but may not be opened due to a legal holiday. Grubb could convict and suspend sentence or discharge Huff. outcome awaits the opened order.

Macon Birmingham W. S. Grubb United States District Court W. A. Huff Emory Speer Georgia Judge Speer Huff Grubb Colonel Huff

Ellaville Merchant Near Death From Inhaling Gasoline

Ellaville Ga May 29 Special 3 B Williamson a prominent merchant lies near death from pneumonia brought on by accidentally drawing gasoline into his lungs. He had attended a funeral four miles away and, finding his own gasoline exhausted, siphoned fuel from another car. He sneezed while siphoning through a rubber tube and inhaled fumes that filled his lungs. He was rushed to Ellaville and treated. doctors reported improving signs tonight and expect recovery.

Ellaville Williamson Pneumoni

Georgia Postmasters Confirmed by Senate

Washington May 29 Special the senate confirmed L J Pritehand as postmaster at Tennille. Also approved were Vivian McCurdy at Stone Mountain James P Stewart at Tallulah Falls B A Parker at Whigham J F Jenkins at Redburn Minnie E Hogan at College Park William F Tones at Hogansville Jackson C Itkinson at Midville Charles Beaty at Moultrie J L Wells at Smithville Charles Jackson at Palmetts Gap

Washington Wilson Senate L J. Pritehand Tennille Stone Mountain Vivian McCurdy Tallulah Falls James P. Stewart Whigham B. A. Parker Redburn J. F. Jenkins College Park Minnie E. Hogan Hogansville Wiliam F. Tones Midville Jackson C.itkinson Moultrie Charles Beaty Smithville J. L. Wells Palmetts Charles Jackson

Elder Japanese Leaders Review California Land Question

Tokyo reports elder statesmen and leaders including Prince Katsura were brought into confidence to view America’s reply to Japan’s protest over California alien land ownership laws. The note says the issue is economic not political, asserts California’s treaty compliance, and hopes for a satisfactory judicial resolution.

Tokio Tsro Katsura Ita Calfornia Amex Javan California Washington United States Japan

Plans for Southern Pacific stock sale approved by Union Pacific

New York May 28 Two alternate plans for disposing of the $126,650,000 Southern Pacific stock owned by Union Pacific were approved by the Union Pacific board. One plan calls for public bids like municipal bonds with a minimum price. the other would place the stock in a trustee without voting power and issue nonvoting certificates. If court approval fails, a receiver may be named. Southern Pacific dipped 2 points to 45, then recovered to 49. Attorney General McReynolds said plans to dissolve the Union Pacific merger were not yet released for comment.

New York Southern Pacific Union Pacific Union Pacific Board Nn Union Pacific Union Pacific Company Tavett Union Pacific Executive Committee New York City Board of Directors Washington Attorny McReynolds Central Pacific

Carranza Demands Removal of Consul Ellsworth

In Piedras Negras a message to the U S state department from Governor Carranza seeks the removal of United States Consul Luther T Ellsworth. The document accuses him of sympathizing with enemies and warns of resulting trouble. Carranza headquarters also claims Mexican Consul Bravo at Eagle Pass is recruiting a raid force.

Eagle Pass Texas United States Luther T. Ellsworth Piedras Negras State Department Carranza Ellsworth Washington Bravo Igi

Dr George R Stuart Lecture at Broughtons Tabernacle

Dr George BR Stuart famed lecturer and evangelist presents his lecture Lop-rided Balks tonight at Broughton's Tabernacle Admission is 25 cents Tickets available at the door Crane shows his long partnership with Sam Innes and this stands as one of his best talks

George R. Stuart George BR. Stuart Broughton’s Tabernacle Sam Innes

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Dixie's Heroes Mounted Cavalry Corps Gen. Forrest Oseme Luther Scott Ralph Strude Georgia Children's Home Society McCord Foote & Davies Building Pryor Street Edgewood Avenue Sells Muse Hat Department Milans Bangkoks George Muse Lawrence Crone Hower Company Rabtin County Collier Clarkesville Joy Blaton Keene Weed Carter B. Keene Theodore L. Weed Postal Savings System Joseph Johnson Banker Long Feat Coffee Co Judge Grubb America Daniel’s Daniel Bros. Co
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