Poles of L and N theme of hot reply in Georgia
The letter from L and N defender Milton H Smith draws sharp challenge from Nashville attorney John E. Tye who says the Louisville and Nashville railroad has not been perniciously active in Georgia politics. The exchange questions whether there is political interference by the railroad in multiple states and critiques Tye’s statements. The piece notes broader concerns about railroad policy and state implications for the Western and Atlantic line.
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Ehorer
Georgia Int and Glass Company
Atlanta
John E. Tye
O. & St. L. Road
Lo& N Railroad
Renato False Lea
Tennessee
Rhorerah
Holttar Constitution
United States Senate
Luke Lew
Lowsville
Nashvile
J. L. Tye
Nashvill
Chattanooga
St. Louis
Georgia
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Milton H Smith
New York, New Haven
Hartford
Milton H. Smith
Mellen
N. Peaye A & H
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Tye
Lea
L. & MN. Ballroad
Gecreia
Lo & XN
Louisville
Lannisville
Mitton I Smith
Kentucky
Shade
Goebel
Rail link accused in governor’s assassination case debate
A partisan letter contends the L and N railroad bore moral responsibility for the governor’s assassination. The writer asserts peaceful petitioners were hauled to Grant Park. The piece ridicules claims against the railroad and cites Roosevelt and Tilton Smith, amid Atlanta political tensions.
Arrested and Freed He Sues for Damages
Benjamin C. Duffy of Atlafita sues the United States court seeking 10000 dollars from the Southern Railway for an illegal arrest and eight and a half hours of imprisonment. He states Special Agent C. W. Burke accused him of theft from railway cars, took him to the police station, and released him after eight hours.
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Benjamin C. Duffy
Atlafita
United States
Southern Railway
C. W. Burke
Duffy
Supreme Court of Ga Judgments Affirmed and Reversed
Court reports several cases from multiple circuits with judges Werrill Hawking Meadow Long Lang Fite and Rawlings. Lists plaintiffs in error and counsel for both sides. Reports affirmations and reversals across Palcker Newberry Bush King Heath Williams Coursey Graham Fleming Planters Mil v Carter and others.
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Palcker
Heath Et al
Clark
Laurens
Court entries and divorce petition noted in state docket
The record lists multiple cases including Burke & Joseph v White and Cantrell v State with appeals denied. It also notes a total divorce petition filed by BP A Andrews against Mary M Andrews for willful desertion, with John Y Smith representing the petitioner.
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Burke & Joseph v. White
Wright
Dean & Dean
Tunt
Leahy, Saunders & Barth
Piaintiffs
Maddox & Doyal
Wesley
Shropshire
Lipscomb
Willingham
Mid Ienry & Porter
M. B. Hubanks
Denny & Wright
Hamilton “& Hutchens
Sharp
Ss Sharp
W. Copeland
W. B. Malone
Nathan Harris
McDaniel & Black
David McLaughtin
Lewis Davis
Owtate
Leuvens
Dim Cantrell
State
Hail
Ben Staten
Whitfield
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company
Council of
Cordele
Crisp
O'Down Sons & Co
City Council
Augusta Et al
Richmond
BP. A. Andrews
Mary M. Andrews
Superior Court
Andrews
John Y. Smith
The Changing Age in Youths and Scott's Emulsion
Changing age brings bodily strain and drained energy. Scott's Emulsion, rich in cod liver oil and hypophosphites, boosts blood formation and nerves. It nourishes, supports growth, and helps teens through school and work, sold by druggists everywhere.
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Aswls
Ana Doys
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
Farmer's Son Found Dead in Yard in Aalosta Ga
Aalosta Georgia November 17 Special. Meager details emerge on the mysterious death of a young son of John Bennett, a farmer living about three miles from town. Authorities are investigating possible causes and awaiting autopsy results to determine if foul play occurred.
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Aalosta
John Bennett
Death of Cecil youth mystery unsettled
A Cecil Georgia youth was found dead in the yard of his father's home with a pistol beside him. Officials are undecided whether the death was accidental or self-inflicted, but local sentiment leans toward suicide.
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Cecil
Killer Husband Ends Life After Slaying Wife in New Rochelle
In New Rochelle New York on November 17 George B. Newman a 57 year old diamond cutter fatally shot his wife then killed himself. He had been troubled by failing eyesight fearing it would end his ability to work.
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New Rochelle
George B. Newman
Newman
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W. A. Charters
H. H. Dearsoa
GEO
Elbertone
Georgia Products
Southern Drinking Water Co
Ivy
Atlanta P. D
Stafford Water
Atlanta Casket Co
Cannon Baw Ling
Atlanta Casket Company
South
George W. Goethals
Isthmian Canal Commission
Ernest Hallen
Commission
Canal Zone
National Geographic Society
Canal
G. Thomas Ritchie
Library of Congress
Howard E. Sherman
Goverment Printing Office
New South Bakery
Col
Panama Canal
Frederic J. Haskin
Col. Goethals