Georgia Cullings Ordinaries Meet June 26 In Georgia
The ordinaries convention will be held June 26 at Indian Spring. The county officers association meets June 19 at the same site after last year’s split. The piece notes railroad rate changes and state proclamations linked to Jefferson Davis’s monument unveiling in Richmond.
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Indian Spring
County Officers’ Association of Georgia
Judge weeps as teller jailed for embezzlement
Charles F. Grotefend, former teller of the Washington National Bank of St. Louis, pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge Trieber to five years in prison. after embezzling funds, he fled to Sweden and was captured and returned to St. Louis. Judge Frieber, moved to tears at sentencing.
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Charles F. Grotefend
Washington National Bank of
Knox
Senate
Gatun
Sosa
Striking Machinists Enjoined By Judge Pendleton
Judge Pendleton enjoined Atlanta Lodge No. 1 of the International Association of Machinists from posting pickets at the E. Van Winkle Machine Works and from inducing workers to quit by force or intimidation. The ruling cites the right to work where one pleases and aims to end union pressure after a strike over company rules. The case may advance to the supreme court for further dispute.
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Atlanta Lodge No. 1
International Association of Machinists
Judge Pendleton
HE. van Winkle Machine Works
van Winkle Company
Pendleton
E. van Winkle Company
Supreme Court
President Roosevelt Receives Georgia Day Gold Plate Souvenir
The President was presented with a solid gold plate from a movie near his mother’s Georgia home. The 6 by 10 inch keepsake features Bulloch hall and coats of arms with an inscription noting Georgia Day 1907. W N Mitchell and Joseph M Terrell arranged the gift, which Roosevelt valued highly.
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Georgia
Jamestown
Roosevelt
Jamestown Exposition
Washington Navy Yard
Exposition Grounds
Exposition Grandstand
Georgia Building
Terrell
Hughes
Georgia Lady Commissioners
Atlanta
Savannah
Mitchell
Hoogevelt
Bulloch Hall
Bulloch
The Detraction of Independence by Contingent Fees
A speaker argues contingent fees and similar arrangements erode lawyer independence and disinterestedness. He warns that such contracts contaminate the profession and undermine public trust in the administration of justice.
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Georgia Cullings
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway Company
Railroad Commission
Soldiers’ Hospital
Confederate Soldiers’ Home
Amos Fox
Jefferson Davis
Terriell
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Richmond
Louiana
R. F. Garner
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Tinsley
Bartow County
Garner
Cartersville
Pinkerton
Farmer
Joe
Tellman Barnes
J. B. Morgan
Augusta
Morgan
Joe Barnes
Merritt
England
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
Baldwin
Jones
Philip Cook
Royal Smith
Smith
C. C. Anderson
Bibb County
Anderson
Baldwin County
Jones County
Secretary of State
State Entomological Board
Capitol
R. I. Smith
J. A. Johnson
Gordon County
Johnson
Gordon Monument
Gordon Monument Commission
Solon H. Borglum
Gordon
Wade Hampton
General Forrest
Nashville
Ene & Ramsonl
Yoo Drors
Dee Uresn’ Fi
Gastoria
Bears
Castoria
Joseph H. Choate
Uplerik Spruce Typs
Great Britain
Prin FQ Pom
Taft
E. C. Dewitt & Company
Chicago
Ill
Fayetteville Drug Co