Julian McCurry Favored For Congress In Eighth District
Franklin County voter endorses Julian McCurry as best equipped to replace Samuel J. Tribble. Article rails at Park and Brand for seeking both short and long terms, praises McCurry’s native ability, experience, and parliamentary skill, and notes support among rural voters and agricultural interests.
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Eighth Congressional District
Judge Park
Greene
Brand
Clarke
T. J. Brown
Stovall
Elbert
J. B. McCurry
Hart
Col. Williford
Madison
Julian McCurry
Samuel J. Tribble
Highth
Congress
Park
Clarke County
Brown
Northern Circuit
Williford
Col
Tinny Rucker
Bia
Spirited Fight for Georgia Federal Judgeship Begins
Washington observers note a sharp contest in Georgia over the vacant southern district judgeship. Thirty lawyers with solid followings vie, with Senator Hoke Smith and Senator T. W. Hardwick undecided. Smith favors a strong, under-50 candidate and hints at backing a man under 60, while Hardwick faces multiple allies, including Pottle and Felder backers. If a house bill passes, Smith could name an extra judge in the Northern district, eyeing Reuben R. Arnold as a fit southern choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Georgia
Hoke Smith
T. W. Hardwick
Smith
Hardwick
South Georgia
Senator Smith
House
Reuben R. Arnold
Arnold
Pottle
Solcitor
Harwick
Felder
Family credits Black Draught with avoiding sickness
Mrs. J. B. Whittaker of McDuff, Virginia, credits Thedford's Black Draught with preventing long illness in her family after stomach trouble and headaches. She says her children now ask for a dose when they feel unwell, noting the vegetable remedy aids digestion and relieves indigestion, colic, wind, and nausea. The package sells for 25 cents. Nearby political notes mention Senator Hardwick's lead and internal party maneuvering with Felder and others in the Georgia race.
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Headach McDuff
J. B. Whittaker
Thedford
Dni
A . N.ciz
Police Desk Sergeant Returns to Duty After Absence
The report notes Police Desk Sergeant Charlie Heard back on duty after days at home amid a dereliction case. The first new year case involves Witcher and Raymond Witcher, two Black youths, accused of stealing from their father. charges were dismissed after the father whipped them under officer direction. Robert Hill was arrested for disorderly conduct for threatening a man with a pistol. it failed to discharge, and he faces trial today. Bill Neal, another Black man, faced a similar offense with a pistol and threats to his wife, fined $20 or 40 days in the stockade. Susie Harris and Lissie Anderson, two Black women, fined two dollars for publicly scolding each other. Two groups of crappers, white and Black, were sentenced with fines. white group $10.75 each, Black group $5.76, with two whites also sent to the stockade.
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Afl
Witcher
Raymond Witcher
Robert Hill
Hill
Bill Neal
Woney to Lend on Farm Lands or Improved Property
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Woney
Shackkelford, & Meadow, Attorneys
Shackelford Building
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Dorothy Gish
Keystone
Romeo
Peoples Bank Au
AON
S. J. Tribble
Franklin County
Wallace W. Lambdin
John T.weat
Thomson
B. Rawlings
Sandersville
Senator Hardwick
R. N. Hardeman
Louisville
Charles G. Edwards
Savannah
Charlie
Erippe
Susie Harris
Lissie Anderson
Michael's
Michael
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