Unclear OCR fragment on gubernatorial race and local notices
Fragmentary clipping mentions governor race with large voter turnout and references to Gainesville and a railroad note. No coherent events or names fully readable.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1922
Page
2
Shackelford Announces Democratic Congressional Candidacy
THOMAS 4. SHACKELFORD declares candidacy for the Eight Congressional District of Georgia. He emphasizes support for agriculture, fair prices, and improved southern prosperity under Democratic leadership in the upcoming Congress.
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District of
Georgia
Democra
Oggery
Congress
Orta
Uriti
Pris
Thomas
Shackelford
Clarke County Clarke County commissioner candidacy note
A Clarke County Georgia electoral notice announces the candidacy of C H Arnold for the county commission. The document notes Clarke County roads and revenues are under discussion and references the upcoming primary in September. The announcement is presented by friends of Mr Arnold who pledge support if elected.
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Sandidacy
C.H. Arnold
Clarke
Mocmatic
Clarke County Primary Nomination Announcement
A candidate announces intent to seek a seat in the House of Representatives subject to Clarke County primary rules. The notice expresses continued support and requests party and voter backing ahead of the primary election set for September 13th.
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House of Stativen
Clarke
Clarke County
End of IC and O Railway Strike Pressures Wage Demands
Washington reports President Harding seeks urgent authority to take over railroads and mining properties if public necessity requires it. Chicago details include railroad labor board debates living wage for maintenance of way workers and ongoing wage hearing. Also: nonofficial strike at Chicago and Alton ends at Redhouse Illinois as Gary wreck probes continue nationwide investigations into sabotage and terrorism plots.
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Washington
Asteree
Harding
Congress
White House
Chicago
Associated Press
Railroad Labor Board
Ti Yaday
Waue
Labor Statisticia
Boa
Way
F Grable
Con Maintenance of Way
Hearinee
Labor Board
Associa
Chledso and Alton
Redhouse Iiis
Slater
United States Railroad Labor Board
Michigan Central
Gary
Ind
Chicago & Alton
Otte
Road Arena
Aos
Coordin
Sry
Eles
Capville
Tenn
Chicago’ & Np
Drake
Tehall
Tila
Cotton Exports Decline in July Reports
The Commerce Department reports July raw cotton exports fell to 373,743 bales worth 42,560 dollars, from 198,963 bales previously. For the first seven months, shipments totaled 3,264,261 bales valued at about 310,000,000 dollars, down from 3,366,740 bales worth 248,000,000 dollars in the same period last year.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Aes
Maou Itera
Chemist Doubt Oil Can Be Rowe in Lata Quantities
Fragmented OCR text discusses oil from a well that will readily burn and mentions quantities suited for lamp use and for two instances of auto rides for 24. Context unclear but indicates doubt about oil supply and usage.
Wealthy cousin to lead dig at Memphis find
The article notes strong interest in the dig and that Lemuel Barks, a wealthy cousin of the property owner, is en route from Memphis with an expert to thoroughly pursue the excavation and secure adjoining land options.
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Memphis
Lemuel Barks
Coal Agency Plan Abandoned by House Debate
The House debate opened on a bill to regulate coal distribution with no plan to create a federal coal agency buying selling or distributing coal. Chairman Winslow of the Interstate Commerce Commission said the president agrees to drop the purchasing and distributing proposal and proceed with a distribution only framework. Officials expect a government seizure of mines to be avoided as miners and operators seek scale agreements in Pittsburgh after a looming strike.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
House
Winslow
Interstate Commerce Commission
Casey
Interte Commerce Committee
Mines
Philadel
Edgetves
Pittsburgh
United Mines
Pittsburgh, Coal Produ
Roon
Harding Approves Funds for UM Work Dam Project
President Harding officially approves a $600,000 fund for Army Engineers to begin construction on a dam at Shoals on an expansive scale. The request will await congressional appropriation of $7 million and is declared in a Tuesday ceremony, with General Taylor present.
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Harding
Geriecel Taylor
Reformatory Outbreak Prompts Police Stationing at Michigan Facility
State police are stationed at the Michigan Reformatory Tuesday morning after an inmate outbreak the previous day. Tear gas was deployed in a dormitory to quell a riot cited by officials.
Insurance notice on accident indemnity and emergency benefits
The document states accident indemnity at ten dollars per week for death or injury while walking or standing in public places. It details registration and emergency benefits, including communication with relatives and payment of expenses up to one hundred dollars to place the insured in contact with relatives or friends.
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