Early returns show first ballot wins in primary race
The Associated Press reports that in Georgia a wide spread returns indicate Brand 1S reelected and Rhodes and DuBose win in a close race for representative seats. Watson 222 Dorsey 102 Smith 32 Walker 178 Wick 166 Holder 12 across twelve counties. Thousands gathered on Clayton Street to watch returns as Banner and Western Union provided updates from Atlanta and surrounding counties.
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The
Associated Press
Atlanta
Constitution
Watson
Dorsey
Mith
Walker
Wick
Holder
Bii
Madison Bibert
Morgan
Hay
Franklin
Clayton Street
Athens
Western Union
Ne ‘Co
Cooperat
Sarsall
Pany
Unsettled Race for Solicitor General on Western Circuit
Early morning reports show unsettled results in the solicitor general race for the Western Circuit. Officials indicate Mr. Quartermen carried Gwinnett and Clarke. results from Banks and adjacent areas were not finalized by nine this morning.
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Western Circuit
Somesalie Iin
Elifsuit
Monroe
Warterman
Winder
Quartermen
Ees
Gwinnett
Clarke
Congressman Bell sweeps in ninth district victory
Gainesville Ga September 8 Congressman Thomas M Bell of the Ninth District defeated John I Kel dy of Gwinnett County for Congress carrying fifteen of nineteen counties. Bell long served fourteen years and is regarded as a leading Democratic figure with broad support.
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Gainesville
Thomas M. Bell
John “I. Kel
Jay Washington
Democratic Party
Re elected Secretary of State in Avanta race
West Mlendon defeated Claude West to win reelection as Secretary of State in Avanta Georgia. Result announced September 8 with the outcome reported by state officials and local observers.
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Mlendon
Claude
West
Avanta, Ga
Werention
Secreaary“of State
Claude West
Earthquake Devastates Italian Provinces In Early Reports
Affected areas across Italy report widespread damage and casualties from a major quake. Officials cite hundreds killed and thousands displaced as tremors strike provinces including Mansa and Rogeo. rescue teams mobilize amid rising death tolls.
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Micrenesnily
Setem
Sof
Morsack
Sistroul
Werov
Tibsday
Earthlake
Eng
Foreign Students Study Foreign Trade In Venezuela Visit
Georgetown University students arrived in La Guayra on June 26 for a Venezuelan government funded study trip. The National Foreign Trade Council notes welcoming committees from the Exterior, Public Instruction and Public Works ministries and the Venezuelan Students Association, with Caracas papers praising the hosts. The trip aims to broaden language and trade experience and may lead to future international visits to Colombia and Argentina.
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Athe
Venezuela
Oprectown University
Georgetown
la Guayra
National ‘Foreign Trade Council
Caracas
Essful
Colombia
Argentina
Irish Crimes Bill allows civil trials without juries
The Irish Crimes Bill provides for civil trials without juries and aims to speed up handling of Sinn Fein activity and anti social offenses. Police already pursue Sinn Fein cases and prevent theft or burglary by party members with no jury involvement. The measure broadens the scope of nonjury proceedings under emergency powers.
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Elvi
Actiop
Spa Fein
Sinn Fein
Sinn -Feners
Lse
Sinn Feiners
Sinn- Feiners
Potesia
Cou
Suffragists Protest Disrupted Parade Amid Chanting
Fragmentary OCR reads protests by suffragists interrupting a public event with chants and disorder. The readable text mentions caps and secrecy but fails to yield clear names or locations.
Georgia farmers urged to hold price on cotton
A speech urges Georgia farmers to harvest cotton quickly and gin and bale promptly. It calls for storing receipts as collateral until prices reach the Mont-Gorpery recommended level, warning that selling below cost risks irreparable loss and urging banking and business support to secure fair prices.
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the? Association
Peyton
Georgia
Mont- Gorpery
South
Pouth
Irish Martyr Hopes for Pardon With George Back
Rome reports the pope interceded for Lord MacSwiney jailed in London. The Glornale D'italia notes friends of MacSwiney and his wife are in London, with a cleric presence aiding the effort for clemency.
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George
Pope OF
Rome
Associated Press
Lord MacSwiney
Byixton
London
Glornale-D'ital
icSwiney
Sep Einer
Ma acSwiney
Bis
England
Cies
Fortune Divided by Atlanta Woman
A garbled news item describes a dispute involving an Atlanta woman and mentions division of fortune. Details are unclear due to damaged text but imply legal or family context and a contested asset or payout. No specific names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
International balloon race plans loom in New York September
New York in September will host the Gordon Bennett balloon race with 15 contenders. Ralph Upsett of Akron Ohio and Upson the current holder lead entries including three Army balloons from Fort Omaha and ten civilian balloons. The event aims to defend the trophy first won in 1906 with upcoming races in October and a Mars radio wave target noted by A Leo Stevens and David Todd.
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New -York
Palldan
Birmingham
Alu
Yith Oath
America
Ames
France
Ralph Upsett
Akron
Ohio
Upson
Jas Soon To Bhd
Army Balloon’ School
Fort Omaha
A. Leo Stevens
David Todd
Amherst College
Mars
United States
Gordon Bennett
Giticeste Foundation
Italy
Belgium
Socialist leaders attack League of Nations camouflage
The Chicago driven Socialist campaign centers on private ownership of production with Otto Branstetter saying the League of Nations issue is largely camouflage. Presidential candidate Eugène V. Deba and other figures are cited in a fragmentary report on strategy and recruitment.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Otto Branstetter
Socialist Party
League‘ of Nations
Thes Rotlaliat
Cimdidate
Ordon
Atlanta
Nots
Syau
Rae Ates
Stedman
Chlesky
County classwork aids undernourished children
Clarke county launches underweight child classes with Miss Agnes Crawford Red Cross nurse and Dr. Linton Gerdine as medical advisers to improve diet play and rest. Milk feeds five daily meals and two rest periods rebuild strength and reduce fatalities among vulnerable children.
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Agnes Crawford
Linton Gerdine
Gerdine
Clarke County
Republican witnesses discuss assessment and fund amount
Cox assails Harding in Strong statements from Atlanta to Great Falls. Reports say witnesses admitted an assessment of twenty six thousand dollars for Atlanta and outlined state quotas. The piece cites Governor Cox and a public farm policy push amid international policy debates.
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Chat Dro
Stockbridge
Atlanta
Taylor
Coxaz
Dyg Upham
Geor- Harding
Agriculti
Cox
Harding Great Falls
Montana
Harding
Sid Do
James M. ‘Cox
Bodtor’ Johnson
Bt Calfornia
Tat
Convict Mine Coal Strike Ends in Alabama
Montgomery reports end of a coal mining strike affecting Alabama mines and exports. Governor Kilby comments on workers and government actions as industry tensions resolve.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Kilby
Soula
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Bovercalbeteie
Pont
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