Only Ways Away From Suffrage Move Gains Support
The national suffrage amendment appears poised for action this month as Alice Paul notes progress with West Virginia, Washington, and Delaware likely to hold special sessions. Pro-suffrage activists vow to push to 36 states while anti-suffragists coordinate countermeasures.
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IBY
George B. Waters
Shington
Alice
National Woman's
Westnia
Delaware Legislar
Delaware
West Virginia
Washington
Vermont
Connectic
Paul
Eme
Ohio
Glover Elected President of Americas and Sumter Chamber
Carr S. Glover won the chamber presidency with Frank Harrold as first vice president and N A Ray as second vice president. The old board wound up affairs, a new forum series was set, and W W Dykes was to draw a charter for the new chamber. The twelve top vote getters included W T Anderson and John Sheffield in a tight race among twenty-four nominees.
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Carr S. Glover
Chamber of Commerce of Americas
Sumter County
Frank Harrold
N. A. Ray
Cleve Tillman
Chamber
American City Bureau
Americus
Fuller E. Calloway
LaGrange
W. W. Dykes
Chamber of Commerce
John Sheffield
Frank Lanier
J. E. Perkins
N Ow
W. T. Anderson
L. G. Council
C. S. Glover
F. P. Harrold
W. M. Jones
J. T. Methvin
R. S. Oliver
Walter Rylander
Miss Edan Robinson at home from Valdosta normal school
Miss Edan Robinson returns home to Sumter City from South Georgia Normal College at Valdosta which has closed due to flu. Miss Katharine McDonald goes back to Andrew College after a weekend with her mother. Several visits noted among local residents.
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Edan Robinson
South Georgia Normal School
Valdosta
Katharine McDonald
Andrew College
Mary Lizzie
Alice Avsley
Josephine Forrester
Smithville
Lillie Rodgers
Angus Markett
Dawson
Tom Markett
Americus
F. Markett
J. R. Ewing
Abbeville
Leila Israel
Pennington
Mary Martin
Richland and Plains
John Huff
Manassas
A. Rodgers
Times-Recorder
Deaths Mrs M W Suggs in Lee county
Mrs M W Suggs died at her home in Lee county Tuesday morning at 1 40 after four months illness. She was 61 and lived in Lee county most of her life. A New Hope Baptist member, she leaves husband W W Suggs two daughters Mrs J J McDowell Americus and Beulah Suggs a son J S Suggs Americus another son J E Morgan Lee and Lloyd Buggs at home three brothers E W Tucker Ellaville I A Tucker Smithville and J W Tucker Milledgeville. Funeral at Mount Zion Methodist church at 11 am Wednesday Rev C T Clark Leslie. Interment in church cemetery. sons pallbearers.
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M. W. Suggs
Lee County
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