Issue of bonds Hearst named indorsed at mass meeting
Resolutions passed by the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce endorse the bond commission plans for water works sewage disposal and housing in Atlanta. A committee is named to broaden the chamber's scope, and a strong push against hookworm disease is urged with state health boards and insurers urged to cooperate. A separate note reports William Randolph Hearst being nominated for mayor at Cooper Union amid party tensions and calls for an independent ticket and municipal ownership.
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Busineay
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Brac
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Avery
Wilmer L. Moore
South
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New York
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George B. McClellan
Charles F. Hughes
Cooper Union
Tammany
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Hearst and
McCtellan
Mr. Ivins
Evan
Ivins
William I Gaynor
Governor Comer Attacks Judge Jones in Press Interview
Special Governor B R Comer declares he has no confidence in Judge Thomas G Jones of the federal middle and northern Alabama districts. Comer accuses Jones of partisanship for railroads, cites past rate-law disputes, and claims the judge sought railroad protection and used ex parte statements from rail officials to decide cases.
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Tne
Frankls
Thomas G Jones
Federal Court
Alabama
Juriet
Jones
Boome
Bac
H Roosevelt
Comer
Washington
President Roosevelt
Judge Jones
Louisville and Nashville
Milton Smith
Belloitor Steagall
Georgia Postal News Item Highlights Career Move
Washington October 6 Special J Gordon Simpson has been appointed rural free delivery carrier for route 6 at Quitman Manch. The notice notes the selection as part of ongoing postal service reassignments, reflecting routine staffing changes in the Georgia district.
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Georgia Postal News
Washington
J. Gordon Simpson
Quitmanch
Mother wins custody of child she mourned as dead
Denver October 6 Marguerite Fink the white child rescued and cared for by Marie Fink a Negro has been placed in the custody of her mother Mrs Charles Backofen of Chicago The juvenile court judge Lindsey awarded custody to the mother as guardian and ordered $500 for the child s upkeep in Denver district attorney Jerome amid political rumour would quit his independent bid for mayor Whitman fusionists and Tammany endorsement.
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New York
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Marie Fink
Negress
Charles Backofen
Chicago
Denver
Lindsey
Marguerite
Ment
Jerome
Charles S Whitman
Respect
Conquest of the Pole tale in The Constitution 1909
Dr Frederick A Cook narrates an Arctic odyssey from Gloucester to the Pole with staged installments. The article outlines his voyage, equipment, camps, Eskimo companions, and final push to reach the North Pole on April 21 1908 in a serialized feature tied to The New York Herald press.
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New York Herald Company
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Mexico
Pols
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Gloucester
Bradley
Arctic
John R Brad Iey
Greenland
Conk
Inglefield Gulf
Cape Auckland
Cane Robergin
Tiere
Iiteh
Annotook
Dr. Cook
Etab
Plenty
Hig
Savannah party fixes route for endurance run
The Savannah Morning News and Constitution team reached Atlanta after a run from Milledgeville in the Chalmera-Detroit car. Officials Bryson and Bernhardt plus photographers and others met Atlantans at Hapeville. The Old Capital route will be used for the Savannah Atlanta endurance run, with Bryson to report to the Savannah Automobile Club and a final route announcement expected by Saturday. The odometer showed 2898 miles from Savannah. brief note says page continuation on Nine.
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Hapeville
Capital
Bryson
Savannah Automobile Club
Staterboro
Bulloch
Effingham
Bryan
Millen
Davisboro
Louleville
Sandersville
Milledgeville
Eatonton
Madison
Social Circle
Covington
Conyers Iilhonia
Decatur
Atlanta
South Georgia
Lithonia
Stone Mountain
Twelfth Installment Ocean Adventure Opens With Polar Return Worries
A narrative from an Arctic expedition describes the crew turning from the Pole toward home, cherishing the adventure yet facing a frigid and unsettled sea. They expect retreat by June, with ice disruption and drifting open water complicating the voyage back toward Nansen Sound, and note the piece continues on Page Four.
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Polar Sea
Nansen Sound
Atlanta Ad Men Honor S C Dobbs Fiaral Prizes
Atlantans gathered at the Piedmont hotel to honor F C Dobbs as president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America. The banquet hosted by the Atlanta Ad Men's Club featured speeches by Dobbs and Governor Brown, with music by George McDaniel and Alvin B. Rische, and noted lavish decor and entertainment. Continued on Page Five. He was struck by a falling wire in Waycross during a storm, killing Perham, editor of The Waycross Herald, as horses also died from electrocution. Funeral planned for Friday at 10 a.m.
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Dobbs
George McDaniel
Danny Deever
Madalay
Kipling
Alvin B. Rische
National Organization
Governor Brown
Waycross
P Per‘ham
Waycross Herald
Perham
Southern Eapreas Company
Mr Perham
Misa Ada Carnes
Weather prophecy hints at PARTLY CLOUDY skies
Georgie forecasts partly cloudy conditions Thursday and Friday with likely showers near the coast and moderate northeast winds.
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Georgie—Hartly
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