Proclamation for Georgia constitutional amendment Oct 7 1914
Governor Slaton proclaims a proposed amendment to Georgia Constitution to set an annual salary of 5000 dollars for Bibb County Superior Court judge funded by county treasuries and state payments. The measure requires two thirds legislative approval and voter ratification at the October 7 1914 general election. Summer constipation advisory follows advertising Po Do Lax.
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State of Georgia
Bibb County
John M. Slaton
General Assembly
Chatham
Bibb
Fulton
Richmond
F Ulton
Stone Mountain
Superior Court
Fulton County
Bible Superior Court
Young Men's C A Teams Plan Outdoor Baseball Leagues
The town's boys aged ten to seventeen join two Young Men's Christian Association leagues for the rest of summer. The Junior League has four teams with forty eight players. opening game on Sanford Field ended eight to seven after a late rally. Preparatory League teams for fourteen to seventeen were chosen. first game scheduled this afternoon at Sanford Field with Rawson Hodgson Pound and Jackson squads. The plan funds balls via ten cent assessments and requires formal player handins before assignment to prevent late stage rushes.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Sanford Field
Beussee
Warriors
Wood
Braves
Vincent Matthews
W. B. Thornton
Howell Cobb
Rawson
Hodgson
Jackson
Pound
McManus
Hopkins
Roy
Fears
Elliott
Quillian
Cox
Weatherly
Paul
Fellows
Fred
Harold
Davis
Morris
Short
Chandler
Bradberry
Smith
Stewart
Prince
Crane
Will
Sledge
Hooper
Ross
Thornton
Geo
Funkenstein
Dilliard
Rght
Parr
Wingfield
Daniels
Pennock
Wooten
Earnest
Head
Clarence
Thomas
Frosty Maddox Visits Athens Following Trinity Durham Highlight
HH A Maddox formerly with Michael Brothers in the city visits Athens. He played for Trinity College at Durham last season and hit a home run over left field in the Georgia game that helped the Tar Heels beat the Red and Black.
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HH. A. Maddox
Michael Brothers
Former Editor Firing Line Visited City
R. T. Jones, from Atlanta, represented the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. He once edited the Constitution's Fir ing Line, the department for traveling men in the state and the South.
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R. T. Jones
Atlanta
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
The
Constitution
Department
State
South
Kaiser & Co Kaiser Portraits Reprinted Amid Timely Debate
A letter from R M Anderson suggests reprinting the 1914 Kaiser caricature Kaiser & Co by A McGregor Rose. The piece recalls an 1899 Bulloch Coghlan dinner incident and imagines parallels to current war rhetoric with Germany and France.
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Athens
Athens Banner
Kaiser & Co
A. McGregor Rose
Montreal “Herald
Joseph Bulloch Coghlan
New York
Tam
Memlory
R. M. Anderson
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy Promoted as Quick Cure
An advertisement touts Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy, claiming one dose proves its efficacy for stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments. It cites thousands of testimonials, promises rapid recovery, and invites readers to request a booklet from Geo H. Mayr in Chicago.
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Mayr
Geo. H. Mayr
Mfg
Whiting St
Chicago, Il
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Delft
Trisco
Philip Cook
Secretary
C. A
Frosty
Maddox
Fed
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der Kaiser
Faderland
Heffen
Meinself
Rhein
Blain
Alsace
Lorraine
Gott
von Bismarck
Hemisphere
Fort Worth
Dr. King
Macon
Ewes Coe
Madison
Georgia Railroad
Bloodworth
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