Nationwide Democratic Sweep Report from Election Day
A special bulletin reports a broad Democratic victory across states including New York New Jersey Massachusetts and Connecticut with Dix and Conway winning big in New York and Wilson carried New Jersey. It notes Republican declines in several states a potentially Democratic legislature in New York and victories for Foss in Massachusetts and Powers in Kentucky among other results.
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Dix
New York
Massachusetts
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Roosevelt
Connecticut
Ohio
Indiana
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
John A. Dix
Up State
Waterloo
Henry L. Stimson
Mr. Dix
New York Herald
Conway
Dene
New York Times
Wilson
Sereno Payne
Amboin
Theodore Roosevelt
New Hampshire
Bass
Carr
Eugene N. Foss
Draper
Foss
Delaware
Pothier
Rhode Island
Waterman
Ncholas Longworth
Kentucky
Caleb Powers
Baldwin
Bright Krause Carnival Returns To Stallings Park
After delays due to hindering causes, the Krause Carnival reopened at Stallings ball park with ten big shows and various free attractions. The high diving act drew particular praise for its novel and daring presentation.
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Krause Carnival
Stallings Ball Park
Polly of the Circus at Colonial and Grand on Nov 17
Polly of the Circus heads the Colonial circuit bill next Friday with two shows including a matinee and night performance. The production features the famed performing elephant Little Hip, highlighted as a premier act, plus star Olp and a strong company. The Grand also hosts a Polly engagement with a Nov 12 matinee available.
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Polly of
Olp
Polly
America
Round State Route Auto Lecture Tour Planned by Bingham
Ralph Bingham and Russell Bridges announce a 1000 mile round state lecture tour starting next spring. Bingham, famed tunemaker and humorist, will lecture in major towns with one night stops, ending with a final Atlanta Auditorium appearance. Mrs. Bingham has tied the contract with Bridges.
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Paris
Atlanta
Ralph Bingham
Russell Bridges
Alkahest Lyceum System
Bingham
Bridges
Mr. Bingham
Sinc Atlanta
Prince of Laugh
Philadelphia
Pen and Pencil Club of
Friends serenade congressional winker Tribble at Milledge
About two hundred fifty to three hundred citizens walked to S. J. Tribble's Milledge Avenue home with the band to serenade the successful congressional candidate. Speeches by J. B. Gamble J. F. Rhodes G. H. Hulme Rev H. Compton Rev A. J. Smith and Hon. W. P. Elder followed, tribble responding happily.
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S. J. Tribble
Milledge Avenue
Messrs
J. B. Gamble
J. F. Rhodes
G. H. Hulme
H. & Compton
A. J. Smith
W. P. Elder
Oconee County
Tribble
Southern Railway promotes Alabama resources in new booklet
Washington D C Nov 8 The Southern Railway land and industrial department issues illustrated booklets on each southeastern state. The Alabama edition highlights soil climate and crops plus cities along the line and stock raising opportunities. Copies may be mailed to interested southern friends in the north and west. Further editions for other states will follow.
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Washington, D. C
Southern Railway Company
Land and Industrial Department
Alabama
Southern Railway
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
South
M. W. Richards
Southern
Sealshipt Oyaters Fresh Today
Fresh today advertise genuine Sealshipt available via Arnold & Abney, phone 1078. Distributor claims authenticity and urges direct order from the dealer.
Scrubs Face G M A in final Georgia football game
Georgia scrubs under Coach Anderson and Captain Jim Palmer host G M A in Athens at 8 15 p m in the season closer. Lineup features Wood Wall Callaway Palmer Creekmore Powell and others as the varsity heads to Augusta for Clemson clash with limited practice after Sewanee. Admission 35 cents. game ends and returns by train.
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Georgia Scrubs
Anderson
Jim Palmer
Athens
Tech Scrubs
Atlanta
Locust Grove
Georgia
Scrubs
Wood
Wall
Maddox
Franklin
Calloway
Palmer
Powell
Williams
Creekmore
Varsity
Augusta
Callaway
Lanham
Clemson
Georgia- Carolina Fair Grounds
Tigers
Dobson
Georgia Boys
Sewanee
McClellan
Bowden
Conklin
Georgia Road
Guardian appointment sought for Gertrude Robinson
Troy Beatty filed to be guardian for Gertrude Robinson declared a lunatic. All interested persons must show cause at Clarke County Ordinary's Office on Monday December 5 1910 at 10 a m why letters of guardianship should not be granted as prayed.
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Troy Beatty
Gertrude Robinson
Clarke County
Three Hurt In Car Crash Near Athens and Tribble Victory
An Athens bound automobile with J F Shepherd, D W Hill, Mrt Smith and W F Cook as passengers overturned after steering gear failed. Shepherd suffered a broken collarbone and dislocated shoulder. Hill and Smith were bruised. Cook was only slightly hurt. In the Eighth Congressional race, Samuel J Tribble defeated William M Howard by about 1500 votes, with county totals showing Clarke, Oglethorpe, and Morgan voting heavily for Howard. Tribble's lead was estimated at 2053 after adjustments.
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Mesars
J. F. Shepherd
D. W. Hill
Mrt Smith
W. F. Cook
Athens
Policeman Hill
Mr. Smith
Prince Avenue
Samuel J. Tribble
William M. Howard
Associated Press
Tribble
Putnam
Ipene
Jasper
Hart
Wilkes Oconee
Elbert Franklin
Greene
Madison
Howard.Clarke
Oglethorpe
Elbert
Eeee Oconee
We Cave
Eens
Tarpet
Ceceey
AOD Wilkes
Sean Coon
BT Putnam
Georgia Tech Atlantans At Work On State Aid
In Atlanta on Nov 8 a committee of fifty residents has nearly raised 15000 to secure a 35000 state contingent appropriation for a new machine shop building at Georgia Tech. The drive began with about 5000 in hand and aims to wrap up this week, enabling Tech to leverage the state offer. Also in Grand Rapids bee keepers meet as Michigan’s annual gathering opens with papers and discussions led by President L. A. Aspinwall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia School of Technology
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Grand Rapids
M Dh
Michigan State
Bee Keepers’ Association
Board of Trade Rooms
L. A. Aspinwall
Newport Army and Navy Y M C A corner stone laid
The Newport Rhode Island Army and Navy Y M C A building cornerstone was laid with exercises under the International committee. United States Senator George P. Wetmore delivered the principal address.
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Army and Navy Y. M. C. A
Newport
R. I
International Committee of the Organation
United States
George P. Wetmore
Social editor change at The Banner
Miss Mary Lyndon resigns as society editor and Miss A L Steele takes the post. Readers should phone 75 at the Banner office between 3 and 6 pm with social items and notices. Lost pointer dog black and white spotted reward available from Dr HB R McGregor. A large silver chain purse lost at the carnival return to Banner office for reward.
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Mary Lyndon
Banner
A’lama Steele
Miss Steele
HB. R. McGregor
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W. B. 'Conway
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Howard
Howard Tribble Athens
Wee Wees
Sandy Creek
Buck Branch
Bradberrey's
Kenneys
Princeton
Georgia Tech
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