Smith Deceiving Georgia People Says Joe Brown
Former Governor Brown accuses Hoke Smith of misleading Georgians over cotton price protection. He blasts Smith’s telegrams promising federal action, questions timing before an election, and denounces franking misuse while urging voters to consider Smith’s past promises. Marietta, Ga. August 15, 1914.
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Brown
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Congress
Europe
Brazil
Senator Smith
Washington
Frank
Senator Hoke Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Marietta, Ga
Sixth plague death reported in New Orleans
The Associated Press reports the bubonic plague claimed its sixth victim in New Orleans on August 15. Ching Sam, a Chinese resident, died bringing the tally to six.
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Ey Associated Press
New Orleans
Ching Sam
Harris Campaign Attacks Rebutted Over Georgia Fertilizer Law
Macon Ga Aug 15 defense statement counters late attacks on Judge Nat E Harris. The piece defends Harris against charges from 1882 83 on fertilizer law votes and interest rate bills, detailing 1874 1877 safeguards and why Harris opposed the Ray bill to protect buyers. It lists allied Georgians who supported the rate measure and notes Harris has stayed engaged in public life while critics push old claims.
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Macon
Nat E. Harris
Fritz Jones
Judge Harris
Anderson
Hard
Harris
Georgia
Ray
C. L. Bartlett
C. R. Pendleton
Macon Telegraph
M. V. Calvin
Experiment Farm of Georgia
W. A. Little
Eastern Judicial Circuit
W. H. Hulsey
Z. T. Yachry
Henry County
D. W. Rountree
Thomas Powell
Dennis Powell
H. M. Mcintosh
H. A. Jenkins
Maj. C. E. McGregor
State Senate of
W. L. Peek
M. P. Reese
C. A. Robbe
W. T. Gary
C. R. Pringle
C.A. Robbe
Thos. Eason
Robi. Falligant
J. M. DuPree
J. M. McBryde
W. N.*spence
Jno. McRae
Robert C. Humber
Charles A. Pringle
John McRae
Dr L G Hardman to Speak at Colonial Tomorrow Night
Dr L G Hardman of Commerce, candidate for governor, will address voters of the city and county tomorrow evening at 8:30 at the Colonial opera house. Ladies are invited as he stresses a business administration and supports issues of interest to women, mothers, wives and workers. The Hardman club plans a large turnout from Athens and surrounding towns.
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U. G. Hardman
Commerce
Colonial Opera House
Hardman
Hardman Club
Athens
Anderson Rests Case With Friends In Georgia Campaign
Atlanta Aug 15 Friends of Randolph Anderson candidate for governor respond to a call from Atlanta headquarters to carry his campaign in the closing days. He has canceled all speaking dates due to his wife’s mother’s death and his wife’s injuries from the Marietta accident and cannot actively campaign until the primary. Volunteers fill engagements and letters from across the state assure supporters will keep the campaign alive.
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Atlanta
Randolph Anderson
Anderson
Marietta
Australasia Wins Davis Cup and World Championship
The Australasia tennis team defeated the American defending team three to one to claim the Dwight F. Davis cup and the 1914 world championship. Norman B. Brookes clinched the deciding singles by beating R N Williams in three sets.
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Associated Press
Forest Hills
L.I
Australasia
Norman B. Brookes
R. N. Williams
Jones Family Motor Trip Through North and East
Mr and Mrs Walter H Jones and children report a long motor journey starting in Montreal and passing through Cincinnati Detroit Hamilton Niagara Falls western New York Adirondack Onondaga trails Lake George and back to Montreal They plan to visit Boston and then ship the car to Washington or continue to Maine and New Hampshire.
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Walter H. Jones
Montreal
Canada
Cincinnati
Detroit
Hamilton
Niagara Falls
Niagara
New York
Lake George
Jury Revisors Called to Meet at Court House Tomorrow
The jury revisors listed in Banner are summoned to the clerks office in the court house tomorrow at 10 o clock. Mr W W Scott named by Judge Brand to succeed R W Lamkin, who could not serve longer due to holding a county office. Judge Brand yesterday appointed John Barber Weir of the Normal School section.
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Court House
W. W. Scott
Brand
R. W. Lamkin
John Barber Weir
Normal School
The Summer Side Cleave Doubtful Aldg Tennyson Line
The fragment references a Tennyson line about doubt and summer. It presents no clear event or person beyond the poet and theme. No additional context or identifiable news item is present.
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Tennyson
Local Georgia candidates announce for Congress and state offices
A series of 1914 partisan notices from Samuel J. Tribble A S J Stovall O H Arnold Jr J F Rhodes L C Brown H B Gordon J ROWR and J Sper along with Charles H Brand announce campaigns for congressional senate Clarke County seats State Treasurer and Judge Superior Court in Georgia. Voters urged to support in Democratic primaries and to elect incumbents seeking re election.
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Congress
Georgia
Samuel J. Tribble
A. S. J. Stovall
Elberton
Clarke County
General Assembly
L. C. Brown
H. 8
Gordon
J. Rowr
People of Georgia
People of
J. Sper
Judge Superior Court
Western Judicial Circuit
Charles H. Brand
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Terrell County
Rainey
J. Randolph Anderson
Dr. Hardman
Mr. Anderson
Gray Lom
Confederacy
Palm Beach
Athens Shoe Co
Clayton Street
Colonial
L. G Hardman
Lade
Chatham
Jackson
John Barbour Wier
Robert Willie Lamkin
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