Bond Elections in Clarke County Georgia 1922
Clarke County Georgia holds two bond elections on July 12 1922. One for 150000 for roads and bridges with 150 bonds at 1000 each bearing 5 percent interest. the other for 60000 for educational purposes to fund John Milledge Dormitory at University of Georgia with 60 bonds at 1000 each bearing five percent interest.
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Aimens
Clarke County
Georgia
Clarke
United States
Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Garda
Charke County
University of Georgia
John Milledge
University of Georga
Jay
H.W. White
H. Griffeth
J. M. Hodgson
Julius Oscar Durham
Sally Crow Durham
Clarke Superior Court
Sallie Crow Durham
Blanton' Fortson
J. Crawford
Aupitice Court
West & West
Wnt
H.E Haley
Superior Court
M. P. Elliott
B. H. Merck
Merck- Fuett Buick Company
Sail
H. E F. Haley
Eald H. B. Haley
Merck. Huett Buick Company
Fife
W. E. Jackson
Robert D. Branch
R. W. Branch
Amanda Nunnally
Duke Hamilton
R. C. Orr
Claudia Peake
Leslie Henderson
Lindsey Henderson
Essie R. Henderson
Jerry Henderson
A. N. Bowers
Sald County
Sald
Canon
Franklin County
Irish and British Leaders Probe Wilson Assassination Fallout
London reports describe a mass arrest in connection with the shooting of Field Marshal Wilson. James O'Brien and James Connolly were arraigned for murder as crowds gathered outside Westminster Magistrates Court. Authorities search Sinn Fein circles while condolences pour to Lady Wilson.
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Associated Press
Wilcon
Wilson
House of Commons
Chancellor Chamberlain
Ireland
England
George
James O'Brien
James Connolly
West Minister
Cecil Chapman
Gerald Road
Sinn Fein
Field Marshal Wilson
Mardh and
Sayern
Alexander Clark
Sinn
Lord Carson
Eaton Place
Gompers Heads AFL Convention In Cincinnati
The American Federation of Labor opened its convention in Cincinnati with focus on officer elections. Only one contest appeared certain as Samuel Gompers, already AFL president, seemed assured of reelection amid the central stage attendance by delegates.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Federa]tion of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Gompers Re-elected as Labor Federation Chief at Annual Convention
The federation reconfirmed Samuel Gompers for another term amid high expectations of potential late entries. Delegates erupted in a brief demonstration after the unanimous vote. James Duncan of Quincy was named first vice president and Joseph F. Valentine second vice president, with Rank Duffy and William Green also elected to other vice president roles representing diverse unions.
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Onc i
O' Venls
Cne
Vorcow
Mr. Gompers
Wm. Green
Indianapolis
Miners’ Union
Union leaders clash in a bid for national offices
The contest centers on B. Mahon of Detroit and J. D. Rickey of Chicago as candidates for fifth and sixth vice presidents. Thomas F. Flarey of Washington, for the Post Office Clerk union, challenges the re election of Jacob Fischer of Indianapolis, head of the Barber union, for seventh vice president.
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We B. ‘Mahon
Detroit
Street Tarmens’ Union
J. D. Rickey
Chicago
Garment Workers Union
Thomas F. Flarery
Washington
Post Office Clerk Union
Jacob Fischer
Indianapolis
Barber Union
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