Remittances and Notices Touch on Education and Politics
Remittance options include express, money order, or registered letter. Subscribers should report late deliveries promptly to the business office. No carrier is authorized to collect or sell papers. The piece discusses American protectorate talk, Woodrow Wilson’s candidacy, Teddy Roosevelt’s potential return, Italian Camorra trials, and education issues. Athens cotton receipts and Senator Bacon’s continued Senate service are noted, along with calls for a third party focusing on the judiciary. The High School Quarterly will aid Georgia’s educational advancement. Vincent Astor’s fortunes and family history are briefly mentioned.
Wilson to Deliver Keynote After August Nomination
Governor Wilson avoids public remarks amid criticism of Roosevelt and the Democratic platform. He will be formally nominated in August and deliver a keynote then. He hints the campaign will focus on tariff reform to lower living costs and unite Democratic support behind Wilson and Marshall. Underwood invites action lines in the House as part of the campaign strategy. The piece declares a Democratic victory in this pivotal year.
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Bacon
United States Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Marshall
Underwood
House of Representatives
United States
Democratic Party
Return to County Unit Vote in Georgia Primary
The Georgia state democratic executive committee reversed its August primary rule change and returns to the county unit system. It notes widespread protest against giving large counties more influence and asserts conventions and nominations have succeeded under the county unit basis. The piece endorses keeping Georgia’s democratic primary on the county unit system.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia
Helping the Down and Outs in Chicago Aims to Aid Unemployed
Chicago launches a movement backed by the municipal commission to secure a large farm near the city for rehabilitating the unemployed and those broken in health or spirit. The plan mirrors efforts in Cleveland and other cities and signals strong financial support. The project will be watched nationwide as a potential model for urban relief.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Ohio
Municipal Commission of
This Date in History July 9 Highlights
July 9 entries recount historical events and notable births and deaths. Notable items include the Swiss victory at Sempach in 1386, the Earl of Ossory born in 1634, the 1781 ratification of the Articles of Confederation, Burke’s death in 1797, Holland’s annexation to France in 1810, and Zachary Taylor’s death in 1850. Listings also note Cardinal Oreglia’s 84th birthday, Frederick I of Baden at 85, and Richard Ballinger turning 54.
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Sempach
Earl of Ossory
England
Castle Kilkenney
Ireland
London
Edmund Burke
Publin
Kingdom of
Holland
France
William D.bloxham
Florida
Zachary Taylor
U. S
Washington, D.C
Orange Couty
Virginia
St. _John’s
Newfoundland
Ion
Alton B. Parker
Southwest
Jt. Frohman
San Francisco
Cardinal Oreglia
the Sacred College
Frederick I
Grand Duke of
Baden
Richard A. Ballinger
Secretary of the Interior
Birth of Maclyn Arbuckle Marked by Acting Career
Maclyn Arbuckle born July 9, 1866 in San Antonio Texas. He studied in Scotland and Boston then turned from medicine to acting. His stage debut came in Shreveport in 1888 followed by four years of early career growth.
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Ile Maclyn Arbuckle
San Antonio
Texas
Scotland
Boston
Harvard University
Galveston
Binkrsea Bad Tashaewalee
Dette Hemadé
Shreveport
Weather Summary From The Atlanta Area July Highs
Special weather report notes high pressure over the middle Atlantic states driving easterly winds over the east Gulf States with local showers. Charleston records 1.38 inches while Tampa sees 1.04 and Pensacola 1.12. Fair weather in the western cotton belt, with a northwest disturbance near Nebraska and the Dakotas bringing clouds and showers to the northern border. Ohio and central Mississippi valleys stay generally fair. east temperatures rise with Atlanta reaching 84 degrees.
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Atlanta
Middle Atlantic States
East Gulf States
Charleston
Tampa
Pensacola
Cotton Belt
Nebraska
Dakotas
Lakes
Pacific Coast
Ohio
Mississippi
Southwest
Marquard Edged by Georgia Boy in 7–3 Loss
Georgia twirler Jimmie Lavender from near Barnesville led Providence to a 7–3 defeat of Marquard the Wonder of the New York Giants after nineteen straight wins this season. The Windy City took the game as Cubs pitchers and others posted scores in regional results with Athens area teams showing mixed outcomes.
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Georgia
New York Giants
Marquard the Wonder
Jimmie Lavender
Barnesville Way
Providence
Chicago Cubs
Marquard
Athens
New Schedule for the Quadrangle Ball League
The Quad baseball leagues awaken interest as four squads strengthen to equalize play. Four captains and the president form an executive committee to assure fair play. The new schedule lists dates July 9 11 13 with matches Mechanics South Manufacturing YMCA Office Men Mechanics and more, remaining games to be announced.
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Madison
Athens
Cotesnew
Mechanics
So. M. So
So. Mfg. Co.y. MC
Office Men and Y M C A Battle to Seven Inning Tie
Slugging contest on Herty Field ends after seven innings as rain delays and injuries affect both sides. Links and McWhorter star with the bat while Cobb and Goodwin suffer ankle injuries. box score reflects a tight defensive duel ending in a draw.
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Herty Field
Office
Hayward McWhorter
Cobb
Goodwin
Paul Smith
Rhe Link
Erenees
Wilkerson
McWhorter
Anderson
Costa
Smith
Nicholson
Beussee
Cas
Ewe
E. McW
Baseball game line score from local contest
The report lists players Ter H Erwin McWhorter struck out by Kinnebrew Link passed Bdll Costa L one umpire Edwards and McMahan scorer Cobb. Time of game 1 20 attendance 350 est.
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Ter
Erwin
McWhorter
Kinnebrew
Link
Costa L
Edwards
McMahan
Cobb
Hardware Men Triumph Over Grocers in Five Inning Game
Duggan pitched five innings for the Hardware team allowing only three hits and striking out nine. The final score stood fourteen to two, with the hardware players delivering an overpowering performance to beat the grocers.
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Hardwarers
Duggan
Hardware Fellows
R. H
Bacon
Ward
Lawrence
Brook
Hardy
Benton
Downs
Smith
R. H Patterson
Woods
Arnold
Eppes
Hulme
Sete
Gienie Weatherly
Murry
Carter
Hoard
Brock
Jordan
Petz Clothiers
Bankers Ath. Bus. Col
Sanford
The Choice of a Husband and Oscar Underwood Endorsement
A get healthy ad for Dr. King’s New Life Pills promises strength, good looks, and cheer with 25 cents at local stores. The piece also presents Oscar Underwood as an admirable Democratic candidate, praising temperament, integrity, and steadiness for president. It notes states like Kansas Oregon Michigan Ohio Nevada Arizona to settle woman suffrage this fall.
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Dr. King
W. J Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer& Sons
New York Sun
Oscar
Underwood
Kansas
Oregon
Michigan
Ohio
Nevada
Arizona
Mrs H Von Roden Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs H Von Roden of Lyndon Kentucky writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her headaches neuralgia backache nervousness and general run down condition and she recommends the remedy to friends. The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co offers confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts with a woman reading and answering letters.
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Lyndon
Lydia E. Pinkhamt
H. von Roden
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
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National Council of Education
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Oy Fhry
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Maquard
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Albany
Jacksonville
Columbus
Savannah
Macon
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Iain
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International
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Y.M.C. A
Lydia E. Pinkinesse
Tiirs. H.von,.roden
Loyd’s Liver
Palmer's
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Clayton St
Prince Ave
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Central
Ailway
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College Avenue
Athens, Ga
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