Nominees Certified for Georgia Governor Election Tickets
Acting under the Neill primary law the Georgia state executive committee certified to Governor Dorsey the full Democratic nominee list for the November election. The slate includes Cox for president Roosevelt for vice president Watson as U.S. senator Hardwick for governor Brittain for state superintendent and numerous circuit and city offices with party officials named.
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Atlanta
Neill
State Executive Department
J. J., Flynt
Hiram‘. Gardner
Mmittee
Dorsey
Democratic Party
Georgia
United States
James M. Cox
Frankin D.roosevelt
W. Cozart
William B. Blogne
M. Lucas
G.-C. Alston
F .M. Curwood
R. Ro. Blackburn
A.H. Bullard
Noo Stitt
TM. Myefa
Thomas A. Brown
George T. Wilson
John
JM. Cox
Eugene Talmadge
Thomas ‘Watson
Wer
George
W.-J. Sees
Featin J
Moir Brittain
Aoter
Commerce
P Mabbor
M. Stanley
Lindsey- J Por
L. Ie
Paul Brea
Jacshite Supreme’ ‘Court
Ter
F.sGpoga
Tudieig
John T. Pendleton
Alapaha Jreult
RG ‘Dickerson
Albany
Sirenit
G- Bell
Superior Court
Blue Hee
W. Blair
J. Bunerior ‘Court
Chattahoochbe
George P. Munroe
Ict
Sturge’ Superior Court
Cherokes
Circu
Malgola
Tarvor
Boperiee Court
Coweta
Elrentt
C. Be Roop
Judge Superior Court
Dublin
Velrentt
J. i Kent
Iuperior Court
B.W. Meld
Boesrior
Hodges
Oconee
Kenit
Exchol Graham
Bunerior
Ogecurion
B.strange
Sunerior
Souith
A. Littlejohn
Stone
BP Court
Thi
Judea
Curt
Zoonibs
Cireuit
Shurley
Solicitors General
John “A. Boykin
Alapaha
R. C. Gardner
Augusta
A-L.franklin
Blue Ridge
S. Wood
Chattahoochee
C.F. Me. Loughtin
Cherokee
J. M. Lang
Cowgta
W. Y. Atkinson
Brunswick
Alvin V. Sellers
BE. L. Stephens
Expulsion Ordered for All Jews Arrived in Hungary
Associated Press dispatch from Vienna reports the Hungarian Ministry of Interiors has ordered the immediate expulsion from Hungary of all Jews who arrived in the country since 1914. The Budapest report indicates the measure was issued today.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Jewish: Telegraphic Agency
Hungary
Budapest
State funds short delay school payments in October
Governor Dorsey says Georgia cannot use idle automobile tag funds to cover 10 percent of the 4.6 million common school appropriation. Counties face higher borrowing costs as advance warrants are discounted, though teachers’ pay remains funded by county disbursements. No extra legislative session yet planned.
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Atlanta
Executive Department
Dorsey
Educational Department
Boans
Georgia
Highway Department
Ioat
General Assembly
hAas
Exporting Cotton Favored by Harding
Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board said a German commercial agent reports Germany needs 2,000,000 bales of cotton for mills. He proposed an export association to ship cotton to Germany in manufactured form to be paid in strong American dollars to countries with stable currencies.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Germay
Germany
Georgia Congressional District Nominees Recorded
Western circuit list of Democratic primary nominees for all Georgia districts from first to twelfth. It notes that nomination by the state primary is tantamount to election and that these names will be formally elected in November.
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W. O. Dean
Fors
Congress
J. W.overstreet
Frank Park
Charles R. Crisp
C. Wright
D. ‘Upshaw
J. Walter
Wise
Gordon Lee
Charles H. Brand
Thomas of
Bell
Carl Vinson
Lankford
W. W. Larsen
Double Header 10 Attract A Crowd To Sanford Field
Athens High School faces Marist College of Atlanta in the main game set for 2 30 pm with Tech High School to follow. Athens scrubs oppose Tech High while Marist and Athens aim to impress in front of a large local crowd at Sanford Field. Local students gain free admission while Georgia prep clubs and Athens High honor the day’s slate as prospects and results tilt toward Marist’s potent offense and Tech High’s improving lineup.
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Sanford Field
Athen’ High School
Marist College of Atlanta
Tech High School of Atlanta
Athens
Atlanta
Hortie-boys
Athens High
Marist
Elberton
Marietta High School
Lanier University
Tech High School
Tech High
Charlie Thompson
Helvey
Pittman
eRety
Richardson Hargrett
Palmassino Upshaw
Fas
Fowler Conyers
Ees
Syle Tees
Cee Thompson H. Rigdon
Kenney Wiohdh Cone Es Sd
Dives
Eemee Ashford Sporce
Speakers Denounce Burning of Gins in South
Atlanta October 8 speakers denounced threats to burn cotton gins across the South at a mass meeting backing a proposed 10 million dollar cotton corporation from the American Cotton Association. Former Governor Manning of South Carolina and others urged producers to hold cotton for stable prices and access foreign markets.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
South
Manning
South ‘Carolina
American Cotton Association
Cox Denounces G O P Opponent in Louisville Speech
Gov. Cox delivered a scathing attack here on Senator Harding’s league pronouncements. He charged Harding’s creed with provincialism and treason to American traditions, urging a broader view in foreign and domestic policy.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Del
Cox
League
Harding
Earth
America
Taft
Otra
Ralehae Wupporeny
G O P Leader Will Support Gov Cox
Herbert Parson, longtime Republican official, says he will vote for Governor Cox. He supports Cox’s plea to enter the field of nominations, contrasting with Harding’s stance.
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G.O.P
Gov
Cox
Associated Press
New York
Herbert Parsong
Republican National Committee
Republican National Executive Committee
Harding
Augusta Stock Yards Plant Burned In Major Fire
A large fire gutted the Augusta Stock Yards plant destroying the entire facility, about forty head of cattle, and numerous horses and mules. The blaze also damaged W Bigham's warehouse and several Georgia railroad passenger coaches, with total damage estimated between 60 600 and 70 000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Augusta Stock Yards
W. B.bigham
Georgia
Government Crop Production Estimates Released by Agriculture
The Department of Agriculture released October forecasts for the United States principal crops. Highlights include spring wheat 218,070,000 bushels. all wheat 750,648,000. oats 1,444,362,000. corn 3,216,192,000. tobacco 1,478,788,000 pounds. potatoes and fruits with varied conditions. sugar beets and flax noted among others. figures reflect harvest-time estimates and crop conditions.
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Washington
Department of ‘Agriculture
Welch creditors committee meets to advance settlement
A Welch creditors committee met yesterday and Goodell, Gamble, Booth, Crane, Noland, Warren Smith were named to lead efforts. The panel authorized filing all claims and settling with signatories to the prior agreement and appointed another group to locate non signers for dating and adjustment. The aim is a complete settlement at next week’s meeting.
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Ees
J. B. Gamble
W. Booth R
Crane
J. A. “Noland
I. Warren. Smith
Gamble
New England Mills Close to Employees
Lowell Massachusetts October 8 Employees of the Lawrence Manufacturing Co. hosiery and underwear mills offered to accept wage cuts to keep operations going but Agent Walker said there is no market for the company products due to high prices and no action could be taken. About 3500 workers in two departments of the mills were laid off as machines shut down and hosiery workers will follow. The Bay State Cotton Corporation closed today until November with about six hundred employees affected.
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Associated Prees
Lowell
Mass
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
Walker
State “Cotton ‘Corporation
Central Presbyterian Church Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
The Central Presbyterian Church will celebrate its tenth anniversary tomorrow morning with an all member turnout urged. Rev. Samuel J. Cartledge will lead the service with a Lord's Supper, inviting families and children to attend and renew allegiance to the church.
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Central’ Presbyterian
Church Will
Central
Samuel
J. Cartledge
Savannah chosen for waterways convention
Savannah was chosen as the next convention city of the Atlantic Deep Waterways Association. The selection was announced in Atlantic City with plans for the meeting to be held there.
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Savannah
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Atlantic
Savannah Gas Company seeks rate hike of 50 cents per thousand
The Georgia Railroad Commission hears filings from Savannah Augusta Macon Brunswick and Waycross gas firms seeking raises from current rates. Savannah asks 1.50 to 2.00 per thousand cast due to rising raw material costs with November 9 hearing set. Augusta Macon Brunswick districts await decisions as prior increases already move forward.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Geoghia Railroad Commission
Savannah Gas Company
Savannah
Augusta Company
Macon, Company
Brunswick Company
Waycross Company
Macon Cotton Mills Close Amid Seed Price Dispute
Macon Georgia reports a major cotton mill closing with another shut down as farmers refuse to sell seed at current prices. Give Mills handle about 1500 tons of seed annually while prices fall from 75 to 38 dollars per ton. Oil mills see no bidders for crude oil at 8 to 12 cents a pound, down from 20 to 22 cents.
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Associated. Press
Macon
St. Wad
Interstate Commerce Commission Orders Coal Movement
Washington October 8 The Interstate Commerce Commission issued an order directing coal to be moved to territory east of the eastern boundary of Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico. All outstanding permits for coal car use and transportation of other freight were cancelled effective midnight October 10.
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Associated Press
Washington
D.C
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Com
Smfeston
Post Office Scare In Waycross Over Dynamite Warning
Police circle Waycross Georgia post office after a warning that the building would be dynamited within 24 hours. Officials treat the threat as a hoax though extra officers were placed on duty.
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Associated Press
Waycross
Kiln Collapse in Chatsworth Kills Baptist Pastor
A kiln collapse at the Chatworth Brick Company in Chatsworth Georgia killed Rev C Shepherd 35 pastor of a Baptist church and left twelve workers injured. Four other workmen initially reported injured. condition details were to be confirmed by police and church officials.
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Associated Press
Chattsworth
Rev. C. Shepherd
Chatteworth Brick Company
Pries
Gins Postings Stir Farmers as Brown Urges Cooperation
J J Brown advises farmers against drastic action over gin house postings. He advocates coordinated cessation of ginning until conditions normalize, stressing bonded storage and careful fiber handling to protect debts and market readiness. He notes gin owners view postings as excessive and cites Carroll County concerns.
German-Baker clash over League of Nations bond stance
Boston dispatch reports October 8 that Senator Baker's stand splits Republicans. The piece cites criticism of Republicans for endorsing the League of Nations and references Count von Hertling's 1918 role, suggesting debate over examining a bond date for the League.
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Ee P
Boston
Mess
Baker
Fhan Saavens
Republican Party
Oeseet
Eepsine Pee
Count von .Hertling
Imperial “Gernee
Ee Quesitos
League of Nations
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Georgia Scrubs
Tackle Tech High
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New England Mills
Macon ‘Cotton Mills
Commerce’ ‘Commission
BROWN
Commissioner of Agriculture
Steve Cotton
Commission of Agriculture
Mr. Brown
Tiasa
Texas
Alaama
Carroll ‘County
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