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Athens Daily Banner
Carrier Bay
Tee Lo
Railroad Commission
Georgia
Editor Gardner Praised For Clarke County Victory
In the wake of a Thursday landslide the Clarke County Courier editor Gardner is hailed as a pioneer of conservatism. He repeatedly urged restoration of prosperity and warned Georgians against demagoguery. The People endorsed his stance and praise him as a leader in the victory for prosperity.
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Gardner
Clarke County
Georgia
Return to old railroad law urged in Georgia debate
In early remarks, ar Pewer argues for repealing the act enlarging the railroad commission and restoring the old law. He says three capable members and a reduced staff will perform the work as well as the current five, and that the old system provided balanced expertise from law, business, and railroad experience. He contends the newer law adds cost without improving service.
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Ar Pewer
General Assembly of Georgia
Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Eetumissium
Tuan
Georgia
Fency
Hines
Amd
Dies Commission
Aes
Commission
Bryan Likely Democratic Nominee for Presidency
The text asserts Bryan is virtually certain to secure the Democratic nomination and, barring changes, will win the presidency in November. It states a strong expectation of his election and frames it as a near certainty.
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Bryan
Democratic Party
Americus Times-Recorder
Alton B. Parker
Denver
This Date in History June 11 Events and Births
June 11 entries recount 1646 Milackheath gathering led by Taylor. early American patent use by Joseph Jenks of Lynn Massachusetts. Napoleon seizure of Malta. 1845 death of Sir John Franklin. 1912 political nominee decline by Samuel J. Tilden. 1830 Serbia’s Queen wed at Belgrade. various births and deaths including John Morgan of Alabama and others.
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Lynn
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Russia
John Constable
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Iside-Stinel J. Tilden
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Belgrade
John T. Morgan
Amibatua
Georgia Baptists Back Brown For Governor Result
A Georgia political column notes Baptists hold influence in selecting governors and predicts Governor Brown will win. The piece mentions governors Northen and Terrell and discusses party delegates and precedents in the 1900s era Georgia politics with references to Savannah and Americus publishers.
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Savannah Press
Georgia
Northen
Terrell
Brown
Atkinson
Gordon
Smith
Fragmented note on Mrs Humphry Ward and relatives
A partial, garbled tribute or profile references Mrs Humphry Ward and family members. It mentions Mrs Tinks Ward and an eminent novelist born in a place, with scattered names and works. The text is highly corrupted, making coherent facts sparse and names difficult to confirm.
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Humphry Ward
Tinks Ward
Wits
Blo
Sessa
Mary Agusta
Arnoldoot Rass
Scholar Aid Welten Gb
SS Deg
Oelleress
Motelist
Wells
Coffee Substitute Promises Safe Toasted Flavor
A rough transcription notes a claim about a coffee substitute that imitates real coffee in taste when toasted. Expert Dr Williamson discusses possible effects and cautions about misidentifying the substitute as genuine coffee. The article touches on quality concerns and consumer expectations in Ra c ine area.
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Bose Coffen
Seldtoy
Dr. Williamson
Fragmented text hints at a puzzle or dialogue
The readable parts suggest a disordered excerpt with unclear quotes and stray phrases about a person named Bobby and a mysterious task. No coherent events or identifiable entities beyond generic names appear.
Georgia politics and local figures in shifting era
Fragmented text references Georgia political struggles and figures including a governor and local leaders. Mentions Macon and Columbus areas with hints of campaigns, changes, and public commentary amid a broader era of upheaval. Names and details are garbled, but the piece centers on political maneuvering and leadership turnover.
Political party mistakes and Democratic prospects debated
An editorial voice questions the Republican party's gains and the Democrats' chance to seize the moment. It critiques a perceived blunder and considers whether the Democratic team can capitalize on the opening, noting ongoing political tensions and strategic stakes.
State Treasurer Robert Ee Park Renominated Amid Mixed Support
State Treasurer Robert Ee Park has been renominated with opposition mainly centered in Athenta over a Neai tank failure. Park is described as a veteran public servant and well regarded. The election and his vote of confidence are not seen as a major movement, though local press expresses cautious optimism.
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Robert Ee. Park
Hin
Athenta
Neai
Captain Park
Georgia Governor Smith Remains Unhumiliated in Dismissal Controversy
The Americas Times-Recorder and Georgian advocate suppressing the dismissal incident. They praise Governor Smith and Joe Brown for a spirit of goodwill and avoiding humiliation during the remainder of Smith's term.
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Americas
Georgia
Joe Brown
Smith
Brown
Delegates Named for Denver by Georgia Democratic Delegation
Kilitor Pendleton of the Macon Telegraph and Editor Layless of the Augusta Chronicle are chosen for the state at large to attend the Denver convention as delegates in recognition of their campaign labors.
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Albany Herald
Kilitor Pendleton
Macon Telegraph
Layless
Augusta Chronicle
Denver
Diodora Corn Whiskey Ad From Jack Cranston Co
An advertisement for Diodora fine old corn whiskey from Jack Cranston Co located at 113 115 Mercer Street Baltimore Maryland. The notice highlights a traditional spirits product and the supplier details for local customers.
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Jack Cranston Co
Mercer Street
Baltimore, Md
Diodora
Baltimore
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