Strikes and New Hire Clash Over Rail System Crisis
Strikes disrupt Macon street railway as union workers quit posts while non union crews fill in. City and county officials pledge protection amid tense atmosphere and expected clashes. Mercer College prepares for fall term with 300 new entrants and routine classes.
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Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Faces
Macon
Avery
Tae Keeta
Strika
Nyhan
Mercer
Jameson
Woodall Leaves Atlanta for Birmingham Position
W. D. Woodall of The Constitution business department resigns after four years to join Continental Gin Company in Birmingham Alabama. He leaves many Atlanta friends sad to see him depart while expressing belief he will advance in business wherever he goes.
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Birmingham
W. D. Woodall
The
Constitution
Continental Gin Company
Ala
Woodall
Atlanta
Mrr Woodall
Arelena
Bus'ness
Love Makes Her Blind to Her Father’s Faults
In a police court scene a traveling man J F Patty faced neglect charges for three children living at 163 Hunnicutt Street. Daughter Testifies Father Never mistreated me, Mother dead, he cared for us. she pleads for reform and promises to stop drinking. Court dismisses after Patty vows to reform.
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Thors
Agethet
Patty
Hunnicutt Street
Troberta
Broyles
Gleer
Bill
Dog Tag System Offered As Remedy For Vagrancy
A Georgian proposal suggests a statewide dog tag plan to curb vagrancy. Every male 18 or older would pay $1 annually for a registered badge indicating state, county, and serial number, to be worn publicly. Untagged individuals face public-road penalties. residents from other states would be restricted. funds would support public schools after costs.
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Georgia
Coatume
Umea
Furmah
Georgis
Fueuce
Southern immigration convention to meet in Nashville
A major southern immigration convention gathers in Nashville on November 2 to discuss labor supply. President Roosevelt is invited and likely to speak. southern governors, congress members, mayors, and business groups will attend. The meeting aims to craft practical labor immigration policies favoring southern needs and counter New England labor advantages.
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Nashville
Roosevelt
South
Southern Immigration and Querantine Congress
John S. Cox
Tennessee
Sen
Congress
Europe
Senate
Massachusetts
Gardner
Masnachuastta
Ledge
House
New England
United States
Canada
Cleveland
New Foundland
Jesse P. Wilson
Louise
Charlotte
N. C
Ims
Nashville Congress
Bryan to Speak in New Orleans Before Memphis Trip
William Jennings Bryan will arrive from Jackson Mississippi at 10 38 a m. He will parade escorted through the principal streets, attend a reception at St Charles Hotel, dine at an afternoon banquet where he speaks, then proceed to City Park polo grounds for an open air address at four o clock before leaving for Memphis Tennessee.
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Crescent City
Memphis
New Orleans
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Jackson
Mies
St. Charles Hotel
Polo Grounds
City Park
Tenn
Lumber Yard Fire Destroys Millions of Feet of Lumber
A large Nashville lumber yard operated by Lieberman Loveman and O'Brien was hit by a devastating fire this evening. About six million feet of quartered oak and poplar, plus dry kilns and three drying sheds, were destroyed with no definite cause yet determined though an initial theory suggests an upstairs kiln ignition. Local fire crews are responding and assessing damages.
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Lieberman, Loveman & O'Brien
Nashville
Tiebermand Loveman and O'rien
Carriage Builders National Assn Convening in Atlanta Oct 23
Report describes the first southern hosting of the Carriage Builders' National Association in Atlanta from October 23 to 24 with events at Piedmont Park and a week of exhibits. Atlanta Vehicle Club and allied groups plan large receptions, theater, a Georgia barbecue, a special train to a cotton field, and a banquet with Senator Tillman expected. Committee chairs named. thousands expected and hotel capacity strained.
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Carriage Builders’ National Association
Atlanta
Gate City
South
Atlanta Vehicle Club
Southern Vehicle Association
Sowthern Farm Wagon Association
National Association
United Easte
Canada
Mexico
Atlante
Georgia
All Dixie
Piedmont Park
Grand
Candler
Weat Point
Palmetto
Tillman
New
Himbali
Mr. Dent
Bf. Mount
Clarence Houston
John Bf. Smith
Wecesslis
Frank Harrison
R. L.ardman
B. B. Blount
Telegraph Vend Telephone
J. BM. von Harlingen
Railrose
W. E. Sprauln
W. P. Doyner
G. P. Lowry
B. BR. DuBoss
H. J. Fite
W. Kronheimer
W. M. Kirk. Patrick
Miss Maud Smith
A. Miller
J. E. Smith
Special magazine offer in today’s Constitution
A note highlights a special magazine subscription offer in today’s Constitution urging readers to subscribe now. The promotion underscores limited-time pricing and easy sign-up steps.
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the Standard of Company
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California
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Ray Stannard Baker
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Phillips Publishing CQ
Fifth Avenue
New York City
Great Immigration Congress
Bryan
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National Association of Carriage Builders
Whitehall St
Eiseman & Weil
Whitehall Street
Gorham Company
Charles W. Crankshaw
Century Building
J. C. Mellichamp
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