Confederate Veterans Back Underwood for President in Georgia
Special to the Banner reports hundreds of Confederate veterans in Georgia rally behind Oscar W Underwood for president. Gen Andrew J West presided at a Georgia veterans’ rally in Atlanta and Col G N Saussy endorsed Underwood, countering claims his family were northern sympathizers. Wilson supporters are noted, but veterans’ backing is framed as separate from those grounds. The piece reviews a canvass comparing Underwood and Wilson, citing county tallies and past elections, and notes Underwood declined to campaign due to duties in Congress.
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Georgia
Oscar W. Underwood
Iupper
Georgia Soldiers’ Home
T. M. Owen
Underwood
Washington
Alabama
Wilson
Mr. Underwood
Wilson Headquarters
New Jersey and Athens Pass New Auto Noise Rules
Newark adopts traffic ordinance requiring automobiles to have an adequate loud warning signal used only to warn of danger. Violators face misdemeanor charges and fines. The measure aims to curb noise while boosting street safety and follows state and national trends in motorist regulation. Officials expect reduced noise and accidents as enforcement spreads to other cities and states.
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Athens
Newark
N. J
New Jersey
Maryland
Chicago
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Massachusetts
Carpentier Will Box Willie Lewis Postponed Bout
Paris April 24 The 20 round fight between Willie Lewis of New York and Georges Carpentier, holder of the French welterweight title and English middleweight crown, is postponed to mid May as Lewis arrived in France this week and needs weeks to prepare. Carpentier, praised as a clever quick puncher, hopes to face the veteran Lewis as his toughest opponent yet.
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Willie Lewis
New York
Georges Carpentier
Lewis
France
Matc
Carpentier
Atlantic
Kid
McCoy
Monte Carlo
Jim Sullivan
Carpenter
Willie
Foley Kidney Pills Praised by Dallas Citizen
W A Dodson of Dallas Georgia shares his experience with Foley Kidney Pills. He says kidney trouble caused pain and no relief until he began using the pills, reports great relief after two bottles and recommends them for others. Sold by all dealers.
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W. A. Dodson
Dallas
Slaton Accepts Opening Address Invite for Georgia Trades Convention
April 24 Hon. John M Slaton accepted an invitation to deliver the opening address at the Georgia Federation of Trades convention in Waycross on Thursday April 25. He faces a tight schedule to attend Memorial Day events in West Point April 26 and return to Atlanta for a medical school graduation address the same night. He plans educational speeches in May and June before the legislative session ends, with a gubernatorial campaign kickoff likely after August 2 following adjournment.
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Georgia Federation of Trades
Waycross
Slaton
West Point
Atlanta
Atlanta School of Medicine
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Praise Ad
W. W. Neesmith of Route No 2 Statesboro Georgia endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an infallible cough and cold remedy. He says he has used it for years in his family and never failed to cure. For sale by all dealers.
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W. W. Neesmith
Statesboro
Foley
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