Georgia candidates announce multiple Democratic primary bids
The clipping lists candidates announcing for Georgia offices including representative seats in Clarke and Cobb counties, a Thirtieth district state senate run, and solicitor general positions in the Western circuit. Names include C. B. Griffith, H. W. Bailey, Cobb Lampkin, J. P. Rhodes, R. Toombs Dubose, John B. Gamble, W. H. Quarterman, R. L. J. Smith, and W. A. Stevenson, all noting the Democratic party primary.
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General Assembly of Georgia
C. B. Griffith
Senate
State Senate
R. Toombs Dubose
Solicitor Generral
Western Circuit
Democratic Party
John B. Gamble
W. H. Quarterman
Dacy
W.A. Stevenson
War Dept to study river harbor terminal needs and rates
Special to the Banner reports provision in the Rivers and Harbors bill for a War Department inquiry. It calls for a report on adequate water terminal facilities, freight rate reductions, and whether shippers should bear costs. The piece urges public access, no private monopolies, and links terminals to commerce development, wharfage, and navigation.
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Secretary of War
War Department
House
Senate
Com Tis
Queen Wilhelmina to Visit Paris in Official Trip
Special to the Banner Paris May 31 Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands and the Prince Consort arrive in Paris for a three day official visit. Elaborate preparations greet the royal party with flower filled decorations in the avenues and a first in this city since Queen Victoria. The program includes opera, visits to St. Cyr and Versailles, a state banquet, a floral festival, and a military review at Satory camp with a viewing tower for the queen.
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Paris
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Prince Consort
Ste
Queen Victoria
Place de l'Opera
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne
Champs Elysee
D’orsay Palace
St. Cyr
Versailles
Bois de Boulogne
Satory Camp
Ends Hunt for Rich Girl
Advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a health remedy for women, claiming strength, beauty, and vitality from pure blood and restful sleep. It asserts relief from indigestion backache headache fainting and dizzy spells and urges weak or ailing women to try them at 60 cents.
Polish Fal cons convenes in Glassport with parade planned
McKeesport Pa May 31 delegates gather as the Polish Fal cons of the United States and Canada begin their biennial convention. Western Pennsylvania Polish population fills the scene while officers attend. A big street parade in McKeesport follows a day of outdoor sports at Olympia Park tomorrow afternoon.
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McKeesport
The
Polish Falcons
United States
Canada
Glassport
Pennsylvania
Olympia Park
Mrs J E Henrys Kidney Pills Helped Save Doctor Costs
Mrs J E Henry of Akron Michigan describes kidney trouble making her go often. After trying a sample of Foley Kidney Pills she felt much better and bought a bottle, believing they saved her a big doctor's bill. For sale by all dealers.
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J. E. Henry
Akron
Mich
Foley
Arizona Republicans Name Delegates At State Convention
Tucson Arizona May 31 Republicans gathered in the state convention to choose six delegates and six alternates for the national convention in Chicago.
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Tucson
Ariz
Arizona
Atate
Chicago
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Burns and Bruises Quickly
Makes the Nation Gasp. The awful list of injuries on a Fourth of July staggers humanity. Yet Bucklen’s Arnica Salve offers rapid healing for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds or explosions. It also treats boils ulcers eczema sore lips or piles. 25c at all druggists with authorized examination and survey.
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Bucklen
Georgia Tops Peanut Production In 1909 Census
A preliminary 1909 census report shows peanut farming expanding nationwide with 218 998 farms growing peanuts and total production at 19 416 000 bushels valued at 18 272 000 dollars. North Carolina leads states, Georgia ranks third with 2 370 000 bushels and rising values.
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Washington, D. C
United States
E. Dana Durand
Bureau of the Census
Department of Coumaces and Raber
Grand Powers
John Lee Coulter
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Move on Now! Says a policeman to a street crowd
A hysterical public scene is invoked by a harsh exhortation to disperse. The passage mocks coercive authority and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for bowel congestion. The copy claims the pills quietly restore bowel action and overall health, pricing them at 25 cents at Cruggists.
Doctors to Discuss Industrial Diseases Conference
Atlantic City May 31. During the American Medical Association annual convention a conference will discuss health problems in modern industry and methods to stamp out industrial diseases. The American Association for Labor Legislation and international labor and factory groups will lead the talks. A note advises using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for whooping cough to ease coughs, nose, and expectoration.
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Atlantic City
N. J
American Medical Association
American Association For Labor Legislation
International Association of Labor Commissioners
International Association of Factory Inspectors
Chamberlain
Boy Scouts Lead Campaign to End Fireworks in Fourth Celebrations
National drive by Boy Scouts of America stresses sane Fourth of July activities, steering youths away from firecrackers and revolvers. Chief Scout West reports cities adopting safer plans, with casualties declining from 5307 to 2923 and then 1603 as programs expanded, urging troops to perform daily and annual community good deeds. Mrs. M A McLaughlin of LaCrosse cites relief from kidney pain after Foley Kidney Pills.
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Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts of America
America
James EB. West
United States
Boy Scouts
Hanmer
West
Furriers May Strike Over Coal Prices
New York May 31 workers in fur garment industry threaten a general strike as coal prices rise. Ten thousand men and women employed in fur manufacture protest conditions and union officers plan a meeting in the city to consider action. For sale by all dealers.
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New York
Furriers’ International Union
Volved
Carduh Advised By Friends for Health Tonic
Fragmentary lines describe Carduh as a harmless tonic with mild ingredients praised by friends. The text hints at a remedy claiming benefit for women and mentions ad hoc endorsements and suggestions from peers. The readable portion lacks clear context or date.
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Carduh
Cardus
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