Of Georgia to Meet in Convention at Macon
The Georgia organization plans a convention in Macon from April 23 to 25 with the vice president leading the southern group.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1914
Page
6
The Georgia organization plans a convention in Macon from April 23 to 25 with the vice president leading the southern group.
The Georgia Educational Association invites all teachers to a three day Macon convention April 23 to 25 1914 with city support from the mayor council chamber of commerce and board of education. Officers named include President T G Polhill La Grange and Vice President J C Wardlaw Athens. A playground festival 2500 children and a barbecue are planned despite travel and attendance efforts.
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The note expresses earnest desire for assistance to promote the association's interests and asks readers to provide any help they can. It emphasizes appreciation for support and cooperation in advancing the group’s aims.
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A series of candidate notices from Clarke County Georgia, dated February 18 1914, including bids for tax collector sheriff clerk superior court treasurer tax receiver coroner surveyor senator justice of the peace and other local posts with pledges to honor Democratic primary processes. Notable names include W A Mallory H H Linton J H Hancock Walter B Jackson Elmer J Crawford E I Smith J H Dorsey N Weatherly Ben H Barrow A S J Stovall Carlisle Cobb Young Davis P J Smith and others announcing candidacies and requesting support.
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