Georgia Gubernatorial Primary in Early December
Special to The Banner. Atlanta Oct 2. Chairman W C Wright says he will exit a meeting within a week after Governor Hoke Smith files his resignation, expected mid October, with the primary likely set around December 6. Candidates for governor include R B Russell, J Pope Brown, and Jos M Brown. Labor commissioner contenders are Lee Smith and Joseph McCarthy. Discussion includes whether the primary should also express a presidential preference for Democrats. Governor Brown, campaigning quietly from Kimball House, denies pro prohibition split while Russell and Brown supporters frame the issue as local self government and prohibition’s dominance. Potential pro prohibition entrant Dr G Hardman is unlikely.
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Architects Meet at Rome for Ninth International Congress
Rome hosts the ninth international congress of architects with eminent delegates from many countries. The American delegation, about 150 strong, aims to secure the next convention for Washington. Washington notes the retirement of West Point educator Prof Samuel E Tillman after more than thirty years on the faculty. He is a Tennessee native and West Point graduate of 1869.
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Mills Resume Operations After Interruption in Anderson
Riverside and Toxaway cotton mills in Anderson South Carolina, two of the state's largest, resumed full time operations today after a shutdown since early May.
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