House Members Urge Colleague Return to Georgia Legislature
A secretly circulated document urges Miller County representative P. D. Rich to seek re election. Signed by many lawmakers, the note claims Rich is valuable to taxpayers and should serve again, though Rich had said he would not run. The episode sparked debate among house members on the propriety of pressuring him.
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Atlanta
Perry D. Rich
Miller County
Rich
General Assembly
Death of Clement W. Evans Reported From Mexico
Atlanta mourns Clement W. Evans son of Clement A. Evans born in Georgia. A University of Georgia graduate and civil engineer, he built a thriving career in Mexico. He died on the Fourth of July amid unsettled conditions. news reached Atlanta August 16.
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Atlanta
Clement W. Evans
Mexico
Clement A. Evans
Evans
University of Georgia
Clement Evans
Georgia
Seaboard Air Line Sells Beach Round Trip Tickets
The Seaboard Air Line offers round trip tickets to Wrightsville Beach for next Saturday August 19 with a twelve day beach limit for 9 25. A political note hints at possible candidate Rich for speaker depending on petitions.
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Seaboard Air Line
Wrightsville Beach
McClure resigns from Georgia progressive campaign
C W McClure, known as the Big Ten Cent Storeman of Atlanta, declines his elector at large and campaign committee roles. He announces his affiliation with the Parker Indianapolis faction and urges the creation of a second southern political party. He cautions that dual party tickets would split votes and harm Georgia’s politics.
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C. W. McClure
Atlanta
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Macon
Edwards
Georgia
Indianapolis
South
Hughes and
Fairbanks
Candidates Pay Registration Fee
Atlanta, Ga August 16 Candidates who paid their registration fees by Tuesday noon and qualified for state house races are listed. Governors nominees include N E Harris Joseph B E Pottle Hugh M Dorsey and L G Hardman. Several other state offices and candidates are named with a note that the entry list for the Court of Appeals will reopen next Saturday for one week.
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Banner
Atlanta
State House
N. E. Harris
Joseph BE. Pottle
Hugh M. Dorsey
L. G. Hardman
W. J. Flanders
Wrightsville
A. H. Henslee
R. B. Davison
H. C. Tuggle
St. Elmo Massengale
State Executive Committee
Court of Appeals
Reagan
Maseengale
Harris
Henry J., Fullbright
M. J. Yeomans
John B. Hutcheson
Judge Cozart
Columbus
Alex. Stephens
Cotton market shows renewed irregularity and steady early action
New York cotton opened steady with gains on August and October contracts but soon slipped back. Traders faced nervousness over a tropical disturbance near Jamaica and awaited the weekly weather bureau report. Spot markets across U S cities held steady with modest gains in Liverpool trade as futures barely held or inched higher.
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Associated Press
New York
Jamaica
Weather Bureau
Yucatan Channel
Liverpool
Chicago Quotations and Grain Futures Summary
The Chicago market shows mixed grain futures with wheat around 141 to 145 cents, corn near 83 to 83 cents, and oats at 43 to 44 cents. Prices listed for Sep Dec May contracts indicate modest gains and typical volatility in the futures board.
Market Prices for Pork and Lard Futures
The table lists futures prices for pork and lard across months including Sep Oct Dec for a range of years. Prices show modest fluctuations with pork around 26.6 to 23.5 and lard around 13.5 to 14.3, reflecting typical commodity trading notes.
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Ee Ccees
Os Eee
Wees
Weekly weather and crop bulletin bullish on cotton in states
The national weather and crop bulletin reports mixed cotton conditions across the central states. Arkansas shows good to excellent potential with needed rain in parts. Tennessee and Mississippi crop progress is favorable, Alabama shows improvement, Georgia improves with new blooms, North Carolina improving though past drought lingers, Oklahoma worsened by dry weather, Texas and Florida report shedding and poor prospects, and bolls are opening across most districts while picking and ginning continue. weevils are active in several states.
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Associated Press
Washington
National Weather and Crop Bulletin Today
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
South Carolina
Florida
Southeast industry grows with new plants and schools
Industrial Index notes steady activity across the Southeast with numerous plants to be built or enlarged, rising bank clearings and post office receipts, and heavy road and school-building construction. It cites 34 new corporations in the past week with minimum capital of 1.698 million dollars.
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Columbus
The
Industrial Index
Southeast
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Athens Woman
Mrs. M. Garrison of 372 S. Thomas St Athens testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her backache dizziness swollen ankles and rheumatic pains. She repeated praise over three years later saying the medicine always brings relief. Price 60c at all dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Athens
Buffalo, N. Y
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Circuit Court of Appeals
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Peyton L. Wade
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