Broyles Seen as Sure Winner for Court of Appeals
Georgia electors expect Judge Nash R. Broyles of Atlanta to win August 19 for the state court of appeals vacancy caused by Judge Ben H. Hill's resignation. Endorsements from the Atlanta bar and praise from newspapers highlight Broyles as best qualified and staunch for law enforcement, with supporters citing his past restraint in a partisan race.
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Georgia
Nash R. Broyles
Recorder’s Court of Atlanta
State Court of Appeals
Ben H. Hill
Judge Broyles
Atlanta
Broyles
Rock of Gibraltar
Nash R Broyles
Macon
J. R. Pottle
Court of Appeals
Bibb County
Macon News
Nash Broyles
Athens
Augusta Chronicle
Rome Tribune-Herald
Andrew J. Cobb
The
Supreme Court
W. E. Thomas
Valdosta
Southern Superior Court
William J. Northen
Fraternal Groups May Claim Government Lands for Sanitariums
A bill by Representative Baker would let any regular fraternal organization obtain up to four sections of unoccupied arid or mountainous land for sanitariums. The Land Committee notes large unused public lands may suit such uses, with a two year inquiry period before patent and exclusive sanitarium use.
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Associated Press
Washington
Baker
California
House
Public Lands Committee
Secretary of the Interior
United States
MCA Ball Games at Sanford Field Delight Fans
Two high spirited baseball games in YA leagues went to the wire. In morning action Capt Beusse's and Capt Thornton's teams traded leads before Thornton edged Beusse 7 to 4 after a tense final inning. Preparatory clash saw Hodgson defeat Pound 3 to 2 as Davis shut down Pound's bats.
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Sanford Field
Capt. Beusse
Capt. Thornton
Thornton
Beusse
Young Bray
Wood
Braves
Pound
Capt
Hodgson
Fred Davis
Davis
Jce Pound
Clarke county selects precinct managers for August 19 1914 primary
Clarke county democratic executive committee announces election officers for town and country districts for the August 19 1914 primary. The list names managers and clerks for the 216th through 241st and other districts, with two box positions and clerks, plus instruction for Justices of the Peace to obtain election papers by August 17. Howell C. Erwin chairs the committee.
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Howell C. Erwin
Clarke County
Democratic Executive Committee
G. M
Box. Co
F. Crossley
J. P. G. H. Palmer
Vincent Mathews
Carlisle Cobb
J. P. A. O. Harper
S. C. Reese
Clerks First Box. Co
A. Vanderlieth
S. O. Hutcheson
J. M. McCurdy
Clerks
James C. Mell
J. F. Hart
P. J. Smith
G. M. W. A. Phillips
J. P. R. T. Yarbrough
A. S. Towns
G. M. J. W. Morton
J. P. J. D. Tribble
A. O. Flanigen
G. M. S. E. Suddeth
J. P. H. B. Mitchell
H. C. Hall
G. M. J. A. Suddeth
J. P
Joe P. Nunnally
G. M. E. S. Dobbins
J. P. L. H. Nichols
A. L. King
G. M. L. J. Hemrick
J. P. W. W. Duncan
Howard Mullin
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Calomel Alternative
Dodson's Liver Tone is pitched as a pleasant vegetable remedy that cleanses the liver without calomel’s mercury risks. The ad claims it replaces calomel, costs fifty cents, suits children and adults, and offers a money back guarantee.
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Dodson
Panama Canal opens for passage to ships of all nations
The canal commission begins selling passage tickets to ships next Saturday as the Panama Canal becomes an accomplished fact after ten years since the project was announced. Passages cost $1.25 per ton net with no tax on crew or passengers, promising two months saved voyage time.
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Associated Press
Washington
Board of Consulting Engineers
Panama Canal
United States
Pacific
Atlantic
Suez Canal
Suez
Dr L G Hardman Addresses Gwinnett County Governor Bid
Special to The Banner Lawrenceville Ga Aug 13 Dr L G Hardman candidate for Governor spoke from the band stand before the Lawrenceville court house at 11 am. Rev J C Johnson introduced him and the crowd applauded the address from start to finish with expectations he will carry Gwinnett county by a large majority.
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Lawrenceville
L. G. Hardman
Court House
J. C. Johnson
Gwinnett
Summer Constipation Dangers and Po-Do-Lax Promise
Summer constipation is posed as more dangerous due to contaminated foods and excess cold water. The ad claims colic fever pneumonia poisoning and other ills follow, and promotes Po-Do-Lax as a pleasant effective remedy that increases bile and cleanses the bowels with a dose tonight.
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South America
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America
Akron
Ohio
Talmage Hardware Co
Athens, Ga
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Nd Rim
Goldsmith
Charles Spurgeon
Athens Savings Bank
Bks
S. M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
T. S. Mell
J. A. Hunnicutt
Deupree Hunnicutt
L. F. Edwards
W. T. Bryan
Aaron Cohen
F. A. Lipscomb
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