Cox Denounces Gov Smith Record in Georgia Campaign Speech
Col Albert H Cox addressing a crowded Opera House criticized Gov Smith's administration, praised Joseph M Brown, and urged voters to restore conservative state leadership. He accused Smith of trampling county rights, prodded prohibition policy, and attacked railroad control, urging a shift to strong state governance.
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Opera House
Albert H. Cox
Americas
Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Gov. Smith
Col. Cox
Frank Hooper
Sumter County
R. L. Bivins
Gov. Smit
Hooper
Georgia
Sumter
Fulton
South
Rube Arnold
Joe Brown
Gov. Brown
Ben Hill
Senate
North Georgia
David
Goliath
Brown
Railroad Commission
Hines
Hoke Smith
Cleveland
Seah Wright
Tom Hardwick
Tom Watson
Congressional Lewis Eyes Large Reelect With Big Margin
W A Dodson predicted Hon E B Lewis would win a seventh term in Congress by 1200 to 1600 votes, doubling his 709 vote edge two years ago. He cited brighter district outlook, cross over support, and Lewis carrying ten or eleven of fifteen counties, with letters from prominent citizens backing the return.
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E. B. Lewis
Congress
Hughes
W. A. Dodson
Dodson
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Lewis Carro
Hughes Confident of Winning Out in Congress Race
Hon Dudley M Hughes, candidate for Congress, arrived in the city and told the Times-Recorder he is confident of election. He declined to give figures but says the district overall looks favorable. He plans to speak in Hawkinsville on Saturday and may debate with Mr Lewis in Americas next week.
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Dudley M. Hughes
Congress
Windsor
Hughes
The
Times-Recorder
Hawkinsville
Lewis
RACELATE BUYING MAKES ATTRACTIVE MER CHANDISE Offerings
The dealer reports buying in New York during a two week trip and offering strong cash only deals on premier merchandise. They claim heavy NY trade dullness forced stock closeouts and promise to turn goods into rapid cash sales with aggressive daily offers.
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New York
Times-Recorder Offers New Telegraph Election Returns Service
The Times-Recorder announces a special telegraph bulletin service covering the entire state for election day. In cooperation with Western Union and other sources, bulletins will be posted at the office and flashed at night on a large canvass. Service runs from early morning until midnight with reports from Atlanta, Savannah, Columbus, Augusta, and more.
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Times-Recorder
Western Union
Georgia
Americag
Sumter County
Smith
Brown
Atlanta
Savannah
Columbus
Augusta
Carnegie gift for Americus public library approved
The Americus City Council sent to Mr. Carnegie a resolution accepting a $20,000 gift for a new public library. The measure, signed by all council members and Mayor Hawkins, requires at least $2,000 annual maintenance. Officials expect funds ready soon and project to start later this year with a multi month build.
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Carnegie
Americus
Hawkins
Ex Gov J M Terrell Delivers Address at Third District College
The Third District Agricultural College hosted an address by ex governor Joseph M. Terrell in the college auditorium. He praised the college as first to open with the largest enrollment and best-equipped facilities, urged other counties to support dormitory construction, and noted Americus and Sumter’s substantial building contributions. A series of presentations followed including a medal to Miss Kent by the Daughters of the Confederacy, and razor awards to Hon Crawfort Wheatley and Ex Gov Terrell for supporting the school.
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Third District Agricultural College
Joseph M. Terrell
W. P. Wallis
Third District College
Terrell
Sumter
Americus
Tracy
J. E. Mathis
Miss Kent
Daughters of the Confederacy
Matthews
Collum
Department of Arts
Crawfort Wheatley
No. Terrell
Pres
Wheatley
Wallis
Eclogue on applause and convictions in quotes
The piece uses wry aphorisms to contrast social praise with inner principles. It cites an opinion that applause can mislead when values lack conviction, while strong beliefs may provoke disdain. The New York Press is referenced as a source for these epigrams.
Magnificent Swiss Embroidered Fabrics Sale Card
Classified notice advertises Magnificent embroidered white swisses in 50c grade with size dots figures and plaids at 25c per yard. Also offered are Magnificent colored swisses in plaids in brown blue pink nile lavender navy black white and other colors at the regular 25c grade. Purchase enables price reduction to 17 1/2c.
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Albert H. Gox
Congressional
Mr. Dodson
J.M. Terrell
Henpeckke
N. Y
Ansley
Wheatley & Ansley
Stork
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