Orr Announces Candidacy for Clarke County Ordinary
R C Orr announces candidacy for the Democratic primary for Clarke County Ordinary. The declaration states intent to seek county officers, outlining participation in the political process.
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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1912
Page
5
Bramblett Announces Candidacy for Clarke County Ordinary
R L Bramblett declares his bid for Clarke County Ordinary subject to the Democratic primary. He addresses the county and seeks party support to win the office.
Wingfield seeks re election as Clarke County ordinary
S B Wingfield Sr announces his candidacy for re election to the office of ordinary in Clarke County subject to the Democratic primary on May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
S. B. Wingfield, SR
Elmer J Crawford Seeks Clarke County Clerk Nomination
Clarke County with Democratic primary set for May 1 seeks Elmer J Crawford for Clerk of the Superior Court. The filing emphasizes official duties and party backing in a formal candidate notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Clarke County
Elmer J.crawford
Clarke County Tax Collector Named Candidate for May Primary
For Tax Collector Clarke county announces candidacy subject to the Democratic party primary set for May 1. The statement identifies the candidate and the election date and notes party affiliation.
Dorsey Seeks Re election as Clarke County Tax Receiver
J H Dorsey announces candidacy for re election to the office of Tax Receiver of Clarke county subject to the action of the Democratic party in the May 1 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke County
Democratic Party
J. H. Dorsey
Clarke County Treasurer Candidate Announcement
E J Smith Sr declares his candidacy for Clarke County Treasurer subject to the May primary. He seeks the office in the upcoming county election.
Weatherly Announces Candidacy for Clarke County Coroner
A notice states Co. N. Weatherly seeks the Democratic nomination for Clarke County coroner in the upcoming primary. The candidate submits the filing as a formal declaration of contest.
Barrow Seeks Clarke County Surveyor Nomination
Ben H. Barrow enters the race for the office of Surveyor of Clarke County subject to the May 1 primary. He seeks the position in the Clarke County election process.
Walter E Jackson Declares Sheriff Candidacy in Clarke County
Walter E Jackson announces his candidacy for Clarke County Sheriff subject to the Democratic party primary on May 1. This declaration marks his bid for the sheriff’s office in the upcoming election cycle.
Lipscomb Seeks Democratic Nomination for Clarke County Seat
A formal statement announces Frank A. Lipscomb seeking the Democratic nomination for the Georgia General Assembly representing Clarke County. The filing emphasizes party action and respect for the process.
Col Smith Announces Solicitor General Candidacy in Western Circuit
R L J Smith appeals to White voters in the Western Circuit for the Democratic primary race for Solicitor General. He cites 25 years at the bar and two previous terms as City Court solicitor to claim readiness and vows to serve faithfully and impartially.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Smith
Jefferson
R. L. J. Smith
Episcopal Students Meet Conference opens at Penn
A three day conference of Protestant Episcopal church students from the Middle Atlantic states opened at the University of Pennsylvania. The event is hosted by the Christian Association and features many church dignitaries as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Epicopal Church of the
Middle Atlantic States
University of Pennsylvania
the Christian Association
Australian lightweight champion to visit in June
Hughie Mehegan the Australian lightweight champion will travel to this country in June to challenge for a fight. The event aims to feature his boxing style and attract local interest in a bid to secure a bout at sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughie ‘Mehegan
Australia
Battie
Baseball notes from multiple leagues with player and manager moves
The Buffalo Club released Charlie Starr to Mobile in the Southern League. Scout Tom O Hara, formerly with the St. Louis Browns, signed with the New York Highlanders. Rube Marcuard of the Giants signed a three year deal. Deacon Phillips and Jack Warner discussed as Cowp-Lie league managers. Hugh Duffy believes Flaherty, from the New England league, is a real ball player. Joe Jackson doubts this season beyond outranking Ty Cobb in hitting and baserunning. Buck Weaver and Ben Hansen lead the White Six dance talent. Only ten percent of Southern League players were with the organization in 1908, nine as pitchers. Noah Henline released to the Troy Club refuses to report. To avoid friction with umpires, Cubs manager Chance orders collars removed from uniforms. Superbas manager Dahlen backs Erwin Phelps Miller and Higgins for catching staff, paving the way for Bergen. TJ Bridwell’s absence shifts Boston Nationals infield at Augusta. Cady and Thomas impress at Hot Springs, introduced by manager Stahl. Wisconsin Illinois league president elected by coin flip after a tie between Edmison and Weeks.
Fort Wayne cage still starved for big boxing clash
Eddie Santry named match maker for Fort Wayne Athletic Club as the National Sporting Club of New York offers an 11000 purse for a Palzer Morris bout. Marty Forkins claims Eddie McGoorty can box with Ad Wolgast at 158 pounds by running around the block twice each morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Sporting Club of
New York
al Palzer
Carl
Marty Forkins
Eddie McGoorty
Eddie
Ad Wolgart
Dirigible Suchard Ready for Atlantic Test Flight
Berlin reports preparations at Johannisthal for trial flights of the Parseval type airship Suchard. Dr Paul F Gans leads the mission to cross the Atlantic from Teneriffe to the West Indies within four to five days using trade winds and a small crew of six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Johannisthal Aviation
Atlantic Ocean
Teneriffe
West Indies
Paul F. Gans
Joseph Brucker
Suchard
Canary Islands
Ind’as
Archipelagoe
Gans
West Indian Islands
Champion Walker Seventy Three A Pedestrian Icon
New York marks Edward Pay son Weston known as the veteran walker turning seventy three today. He remains hale and hearty though not undertaking long treks recently. Weston may celebrate a seventy fifth birthday with another long distance walk and his career spans over fifty years with endurance feats including a New York to San Francisco journey in 105 days and return in 77 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Edward Payson Weston
Walker
Weston
San Francisco
Barry Re-Elected by Pressmen Union Referendum Vote
George L. Barry of Rogersville Tennessee was re-elected without opposition as president. Joseph C. Orr of Chicago was re-elected secretary, defeating Frank M. Wilke of Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Printing Pressmen's Assistants’ Union
George L. Barry
Rogersville
Tenn
Joseph C. Orr
Chicago
Frank M. Wilke
Milwaukee
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Guilford Father
John W. Sickelsmith of Greensboro Pa. reports three children suffer frequent colds and that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has given more relief than other medicines, with sales available at all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Sickelsmith
Greensboro
Chamberlain
Public Printer Report Notes 250 Workers Over Sixty
A government report from Washington notes 250 employees at the government printing office are over sixty years old. The statistic highlights aging staff in the federal printing service and raises questions about workforce renewal and retirement timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Get Your Money's Worth Uncle Remus and Athens Banner Offer
Advertisement urges readers to subscribe to the Athens Banner and Uncle Remus with prepaid six months for the Banner and one year for Uncle Remus. Special offer claims $2.50 covers six months for the Banner and one year for Uncle Remus, with advance payment options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remus
Athens
Ola Subscréberg
Bby
Vance
Labor Hour Changes Take Effect in Great Britain 1911
The 1911 labor hour reforms affect 105 537 workers in Great Britain. Of these, 4337 saw hours rise by 18 905 per week, while 101 200 experienced reductions. Total weekly hours changed by 674 140 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. C. Orr
Clarke
R. L. Bramblett
E. }. Smith, SR
Co. N. Weatherly
County of
Ben H. Barrow
Walter E. Jackson
General Assembly of
Georgia
Frank A. Lipscomb
Episcopal
F. L. Albert
Chas. L. Young
Fowler
Mager
Robert G. Fowler
Frank Gotch
Mr. Fowler
Jacksonville
Fla
Live Oak
Quitman
Greenville
Madison
Buffalo Club
Charlie Starr
Mobile
Tom O’hara
St. Louis Browns
New York Highlanders
Rube Marcuard
The
Giants
Io Vlout Junta
Deacon Phillips
Pirate
Jack Warner
Hugh Duffy
In Flaherty
Joe Jackson
Naps
Ty Cobb
Buck Weaver
Ben Hansen
Buck
Hansen
Southern League
Noah Henline
Baltimore
Troy Club
Ramsey
Johnny Evers
Chance
Cubs
Dahlen
Superbas
Erwin
Phelps
Miller
Higgins
Bill Bergen
TJ Bridwell
Kling
Boston Nationals
Augusta
Cady
Thomas
Boston Red Sox
Hot Springs
Stahl
Wisconsin Vwllinois League
E. S. Edmison
Rockford
Frank Weeks
Green Bay
Edmison
Eddie Santry
Fort Wayne, Ind
Morris
War and Sait
Postum Cereal Company, Limited
Battle Creek, Michigan
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