Coal price debates in Atlanta over mine costs
In Atlanta the city faces heated talk on coal prices with agents insisting mine costs have not fallen. Retailers claim no change and say $6 per ton remains for domestic coal while demand and cold weather could push prices up. Officials note variations by grade Jellico Blue Gom Montevallo and similar, with cold weather seen as the key price influencer.
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Deulera
Tennessee
Montevarlo
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Cliy R O Campbell
Belpie Coal Company
Jellico Blue Gom
Montevallo
Randall Brothers State
John Kelley
Burglary at Loganville Stole Goods Value 600
Burglars broke into the Willams Con sett Feagins blacksmith shop then the N R Wiley Co and Weaver Tick general stores. They took tools jewelry and other articles totaling 600 to 1 000 dollars. No suspects yet. Loganville Georgia. November 22.
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Loganville
Willams, Consett & Feagins
N. R Wiley & Co
Weaver
Tick & ‘Co
No decision given in football matters at SIAA hearing
Executive committee of the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association took up prospec tive charges against University of Georgia and Georgia Tech for professionalism. After a daylong session from 10 a m yesterday to early morning, no verdict was reached. Public interest ran high as witnesses were examined and both schools contested the proceedings.
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Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
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Piedmont
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Pofessor Sanford
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Heisman
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J . Moll
Athens
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Macon
W L. Dudley
Vanderbilt University
B L. Wiggins
Sewanee
EH T Holmes
Mercer
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Clemson
Thomas R Boyd
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Thomas Bragg
Auburn
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Buchanan Johnson
Sims
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Johnson
Daniel Bros
Telch
Tral
Rigas
Senate Bars Locker Clubs in Amended Prohibition Bill
The Senate, after voting against Carmichael prohibition club considerations, passed the amended bill. It states clubs chartered before November 1907 are exempt, and individual members cannot be held liable for violations. Other measures limit firearms, long utility flues, streetcar transfers, and train drinking in front of ladies.
American Civic Association Elects Officers in Providence
In Providence Rhode Island on November 22 the American Civic Association completed its four day convention with the election of most of the previous officers. President J Horace McFarland of Harrisburg Pa was re elected. Clinton Rodgers Woodruff of Philadelphia became second vice president and secretary. Fishing A Stillson of Los Angeles was chosen as first vice president. William B Howland of New York continues as treasurer and Robert Ogden of New York is named chairman of the advisory committee.
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R I
American Civic Association
National Municipal League
J Horace McFarland
Harrisburg
Firat
Clinton Rodgers Woodruff
Philadelphia
Fishing A Stillson
Los Angeles
William B Howland
New York
Robert Ogden
LaFollette Volunteers Support Lumbermen in Freight Fight
United States Senator Robert M LacMollette of Wisconsin plans to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington next month. He will speak for Northwestern lumbermen opposing Hill and Tharriman roads and the 10 agent freight-rate hike on lumber and shingles. He may offer to amend the Interstate Commerce Commission Act in the Senate to require tariff approvals before enactment.
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United States
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Wisconsin
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Loutaville Railway Denies Arbitration and Strike Continues
In Loutaville Kentucky a letter to striker representatives shows the Loutaville Railway Company will not concede and the strike proceeds. Auburn’s schedule lists a game against the Red and Black, with Clemson or Loutaville possible if not. Charges against Tech allege professionalism and hiring of ringers for a Georgia game, with investigations and inconclusive outcomes.
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Secretary Cortelyou Plans Quick Sale Of New Treasurys
Washington reports Secretary Cortelyou outlined a policy to cut red tape and place cash from one year treasury certificates into the money market. Banks may subscribe for lite certificates as public money deposits and 75 percent of cash paid goes to the treasury, with 26 percent for strengthening the cash balance. The Treasury will retain certificates to deposit with the U S treasurer as security for circulation and ship notes immediately. Bankers and New Orleans officials push for currency to aid cotton districts amid efforts to avoid currency deficiency and ensure smooth shipments to Europe.
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Panama
Riot at Joliet Quarry Clash Over Wage Cut
Riot broke out near Western Stone Company's quarries southeast of Joliet as a wage cut from 20 cents to 17.5 cents per hour sparked a strike. Quarry workers and strikebreakers clashed. revolvers were used but most shots were in the air. stones were thrown, some workers injured lightly. Police and deputy sheriffs patrolled the district.
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Missionary Fund Surges in North Georgia Territory
North Georgia conference notes a large missionary collection with Rev J R Nelson of Nashville delivering an inspiring address at Sam Jones Memorial church Cartersville on November 22 The gathering highlighted laymen’s movement and a 1908 Chattanooga convention with 120 Georgia delegates Also reported are district by district mission receipts led by Atlanta and Oxford with total foreign and domestic missions over forty three thousand dollars and a Rome transfer to Trenton New Jersey impacting conference pastorates Fifth page wrap notes broader church activity and reported large gifts and allocations.
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Cartersville
Sam Jones
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Negro Held for Stabbing in Marietta Street Riot Case
Duncan, a black man, was arraigned before Recorder Broyles for stabbing White fan William Gilman on Marietta street during a dispute with a drayman while riding in an automobile. Gilman survived after partial throat injury. Duncan fled to South Carolina, returned recently, and was held for state court as part of riot aftermath from October 1906. Also reported is Judge W W Howe resigning as United States district attorney for the eastern district of Louisiana.
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W. W. Howe
New Orleans
Bank Failures Leave Globe Arizonas Hometown Without National Bank
Globe Arizona loses its national bank as First National drops from the Clearing House and Globe National had closed weeks earlier. J H Page assumes as bank examiner after heavy exchange withdrawals. Foreign gold flows push US relief totals toward 78 million with Lazard Freres and Goldman Sachs chairing new engagements. Steamship Korea carries 780000 in Japanese gold to San Francisco from Honolulu.
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Ariz
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Globe Clearing House Association
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J. H. Page
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Lazard Frades
Goldman Sacha & Co
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Orient Senda
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Bradley Case Adjourned Until Monday
The Bradley case is adjourned to continue proceedings on Monday. No further details were provided in the readable text.
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Bradley
Bradley Trial Delays as Defense Completes Case
Washington reads that Mrs Annie M Bradley faces murder charges in the death of former Utah Senator Arthur M Brown. The court will not meet tomorrow, with experts to testify next week about alleged insanity. Letters from Brown to Bradley reveal strong emotion and accusations of love and betrayal.
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Criminal Court
Annie M Bradley
United States
Arthur M. Brown
Utah
Bradley
Senator Brown
Henderson
Brow
Brown
Distiller Charged After Grand Jury Indictments
Danville November 23 The federal grand jury returned three indictments against G W Richardson a large distiller of Henry county charging him with removing and concealing spirits illicit distilling and failing to make proper returns on the books at his distillery BL Howard storekeeper and gauger was indicted on several counts for collusion to defraud the government The parties will be arrested and arraigned next week The grand jury was discharged until Monday for continuation of the investigation
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G. W. Richardson
Danville
G W Richardson
Henry County
Howard
Weather Ahead for Georgia Rain Saturday to Sunday
The forecast calls for rain in Georgia Saturday and Sunday with fair skies at times. Expect fresh east winds and variable conditions as the weekend approaches.
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