Taft Wins Presidency In Frantic Election Report
Early returns declare William Howard Taft as the next president with a large Taft lead over Bryan, carrying Georgia and New York state and showing broad Republican strength. The dispatch notes Taft’s sizable vote and downplays Bryan, with NYC yielding a Republican majority for the first time.
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New York City
Maryland
Southern
Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
South
Mack
Urey Woodson
Kentucky
New York State
Hughes
Chanler
Indian Band Delights Large Colonial Audience
The four part Al Kahest attraction opened last night at the Colonial Theater with the famous U S Indi band delivering an excellent program. Louise Pubose of this city led the greatest hit a march that drew generous applause as the crowd showed delight throughout the performance.
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Colonial TV
U.S
Garden Club Show Offers Elegant Lunch Opportunity
A Garden Club event today promises an elegant lunch for attendees. The notice urges participation to enjoy the themed luncheon and related displays.
Clarke County Gives Bryan Good Majority in Local Election
Clarke County backed Bryan with a solid majority in yesterday’s local election though overall turnout was low. In Athens precinct Bryan led with 715 votes for Congress and a countywide count favored the Democratic nominee, while amendments on sanitary powers and tax for police protection passed 218 to 169 and the service pension amendment failed 193 to 233.
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Athens
Taft
Clarke County
Bryan
Georgia
Great Divide at Colonial Shows East West Struggle in Love
The play The Great Divide by William Vanehn Moody stars Willian Miller in a production praised by New York audiences. Ruth Jordan from New England and Stephen Ghent of no lineage meet in Arizona, and their romance challenges tradition and class as nature’s frontier divides east and west.
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Hensty Miller
Mr. Millar
New York
Academy of Mausie
Princess and Daly
Chamat
Metropolis
Miller
Ail Ao Siperi Company
Cipahide
Willian Vanehn Moody
Ruth Jordan
New England
Arizona
Stephen Ghent
Returns News Delights Athens Crowd At Crystal Theatre
The Banner reported complete election returns aided by Western Union and a telegraph link in the office. Crystal theatre manager W F Taylor provided space and moving pictures while crowds gathered to hear results and hoped for a victory cheer. The play The Great Divide was praised as a historic success with a New York run drawing over a half million viewers.
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Athens
W. F. Taylor
Crystal Theatre
Fairyland
Taylor
Manveer Taylor
Venill
Ducer
America
Mr. Miller
New York
Synod of Georgia Meets in Athens Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Synod of Georgia convenes in Athens with about 125 to 150 ministers and delegates attending. Rev. Richard Orme Flinn was elected moderator, Rev. J. H. Sibley reading clerk, and a full program of Bible readings and addresses by church leaders from Augusta Richmond Va Clinton Davidson College and other venues outlined for the day.
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Atlanta
Presbyterian Synod of
Georgia
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General Assembly
Swelock
EB Patron
Lecarar
Got
Iutim
America
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W. A. Nesbit
Savannah
North Avenue Church
Athanta
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Flinn
J. H. Sibley
Union Point
Geo. E. Grubbe
Augusta
Th. Carpenter
Richmond
Odoelock
S. L. Morris
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Seelock
W. P. Jacobs
Thornwell
Clinton
Henry Louis Smith
Travidson College
J.T. Plinket
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BH. Dorsey
D. OW. Brannen
Milledgeville
Pres
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J. AL Simpson
Bethany
J.T] Brown
AL Fliseh
C. P. Gwin
R. C.D. Bryan
Philomath
BF. Woods Trek
Douglas
Macon
JW. P. Welch
L. Ro Field
Conyers
James White
Jos
G. Venable
Moultrie
E.R. Witherspoon
Boston
J. HL Fleming
AJ LL Patterson
Montgomery
Marietta
AM. Dobbs
St. Holderbs
Ker
Geo
T) Lewis
Ss. Upson
Woa Murray
Gritin
D. Moss
Wol. Lingle
DD. D
Branson
V . LaConte
J. B. Talmadge
Bofp. Hancock
Riverdale
Totel
Neo
Mathes
Poodhunt
Decatur
Troy Theatty
Tec Tammond
HE Gordon
JG. Herndon
LaGrange
John Gerdine
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