Dorsey Wins Georgia Governor Nomination in State Delegates Sweep
Early returns from 131 counties show Hugh M. Dorsey leading in Georgia nominating convention with 186 votes and 192 needed on first ballot. Nat Harris second with 86 convention votes as Dr Hardman and Pottle trail. Brown leads Price for agriculture. other officers renamed with varied margins.
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Atlanta
Dorsey
Harris
Hardman
Pottle
Fulton
Chatham
Muscogee
Richmond
Floyd
Price-Brown
J. J. Brown
Price
State House
Associated Prés
Hugh M. Dorsey
Nat E. Harris
L. G. Hardman
Jos. E. Pottle
Clarke County vote results show Dorsey and state officials winning
Final Clarke county tally reports Hugh Dorsey carrying the county by a p. 189 plurality over Hardman with Harris close behind. Price won agriculture by eight votes. Judges Jenkins Bloodworth Stephers lead for Court of Appeals. Tribble and Stevens won key races with Brown and DuBose securing representation after a tight county contest.
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Harris
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Dorsey
Hardman
Pottle
Philip Cook
Wright
Dobbs
Clifford Walker
Speer
Eakes
Brittains
Keese
Leenston
Con
Pigaloner Lindestes Ee Ee Pee
Davison Os Ae
Flanders
Henslee
Tugele
Com. of Agriculture
Price
Brown
Commissioner of Commerce and Labor
Stanley
Supreme Court
The
Beck
Judge Court of Appeals
Wade
Anglatesianza
Perry
McLendon
Judges Court of Appeals
Bloodworth
Cozart Oe . Oe
Fullbright
George
Graham
Grogan
Hutcheson
Jenkins
Jones Ewe
Kimsey
Luke
Ose
Skeen
Stephens
Yeomans
Tribble
s+ ee
Esha Toy
Gamble
Dean
Ee Ee
Arnold
Clarke
Hugh Dorsey
State House
Davison
Brittain
Commissioner of Agriculture
Athens
Courts of Appeals
Stephers
Hon. C. A. Stevens
Representative Brown
R. T. DuBose
van der Lieth
DuBose
Tremendous landslide for Dean in Georgia solicitor race
Early returns from Walton county and neighboring districts indicate W. Q. Dean of Monroe leading Solicitor General John B. Gamble of Athens by roughly 1,950 to 2,000 in five counties. Clarke and Oconee show Gamble ahead by about 250 to 300, with counts incomplete at 2:30 this morning.
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Fulton
Boykin
Eb Williams
J. C. White
J. Y. Smith
Spencer Atkinson
Jenkins
Stephens
Bloodworth
Hutcheson
Court of Appeals
Gen. Meldrim
Congress
Overstreet
Savannah
W. Q. Dean
Monroe
Walton County
John B. Gamble
Athens
Dean
Gwinnett
Banks
Jackson
Barrow
Gamble
Clarke
Aio
Tribble Re-elected Congressman by Large Majority
Congressman S J Tribble of Athens wins re election by a commanding margin across most counties. Estimates include Elbert 490 Madison 500 Hart 500 Franklin 800 Greene 800 Wilkes 550 Morgan 500 Oconee 600 Newton 600 Walton 1000 Putnam 500 Clarke about 800 with Elbert home county reporting tribble two to one for Tribble.
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S. J. Tribble
Athens
Thos. J. Brown
Elberton
Tribble
Oglethorpe
Lexington
Brown
Elbert
Madison
Hart
Franklin
Greene
Wilkes
Morgan
Oconee
Newton
Walton
Putnam
Clarke
Stevens Wins Over Arnold II in State Senate Race
Hon C O Stevens of Crawford Ga secured the state senate seat by an estimated 560 vote majority across multiple districts. Arnold Eibert previously served in the house and senate and led in Madison, Oglethorpe, and surrounding counties.
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C. O. Stevens
Grawford
Stevens
Lggige
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Oral Assembly
Arnold Eibert
The Way to Build a City Is to Furnish Employment
An Athens clothing notice urges local purchase to stimulate jobs. Head & McMahan claim 20 to 25 percent savings plus custom fitting and on‑the‑spot try-ons, presenting their suits as the finest and best fitting in Athens.
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Athens
Head & McMahan
Banner Displays Election Returns On Clayton Street
Ten thousand residents of Ath ens and nearby areas watched the Banner on Clayton Street flash statewide and local results last night. The long ballot delayed full results but a complete detail was shown, with final tallies and leaders emerging as midnight neared.
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Athens
Clayton Street
Bell wins in Ninth district after unanimous early reports
Unofficial tallies show Congressman T. M. Bell securing victory across all 18 counties in the district over Judge Russell of Winder. Bell, a longtime Democratic whip, faced opposition from Republicans and independents in prior races and did not contest a primary without an opponent. Russell resigned from the Court of Appeals to run.
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Ninth
T. M. Bell
Congress
Russell of
Winder
Court of Appeals
Race in Northern Looks Like Worley Win
It was hard to get accurate returns from all the precincts as Judge Worley and Judge Little ran close in Madison. Worley carried Oglethorpe and Elbert by clear majorities while Little carried Franklin. Davis carried Oglethorpe and Elbert. Skelton carried Madison.
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Judge Worley
Judge Little
Madison
Oglethorpe
Elbert
Franklin
Davis
Skelton
Plan Suggested to Settle Big Transit Strike
A memorandum from Mayor Mitchel and the public service commission urges immediate end to New York transit strike. It calls for a conference with transit officials and union leaders to discuss arbitration on contract distribution by the Till borough Company and the use of signatures obtained through fraud or coercion.
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Associated Press
New York
Mitchel
Public Service Commission
Tillerboroug Company
Martinsburg Man Pleads Not Guilty In Train Robbery Case
Jeff Harrison heads a bandit gang accused of robbing a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train at Central West Virginia last October and escaping with 102900 in unsigned bank notes. He pleaded not guilty as federal court session opened. The report notes fanfare at the trial and a Morris band concert benefiting the crowd.
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Associated Press
Martinsburg
W. Va
Jeff Harrison
Baltimore & Ohio
Central
Manning Leads Blease in South Carolina Runover Primary
Early counts show Governor Richard S. Manning leading former Governor Cole L. Blease by about 5,000 votes in the South Carolina runover primary for governor. With 120,000 of 158,000 Democratic votes tallied, Manning holds 62,593 to Blease’s 57,583 as Charleston claims Manning victory.
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Associated Press
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Richard S. Manning
Cole L. Blease
Manning
Wyatt Aiken
Charleston
Shonts Rejects Arbitration in Transit Strike War
President Shonts of the Waterbury Rapid Transit Company refuses to accept Mayor Mitchell and the public service commission recommendation to call off the strike and arbitrate differences. The dispute enters a new phase as firm stand against mediation is announced.
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Associated Press
New York
Shonts
Wnterborough Rapid Transit Company
Mitchell
Public Service Commission
Russian American Trade and Industry Company Formed in Moscow
Petrograd reports the Russian American Trade and Industry Company established in Moscow under Prince Volkonsky. Its aim is to attract American capital and facilitate imports of American goods for Russian industry. Capital is 1,000,000 rubles (about $500,000).
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Associated Press
Petrograd
Russia
Moscow
Prince Volkonsky
Dance Friday Evening at the Elks Club
Young men host a dance Friday night at the Elks Club from 9 to 1 with Haughey's six piece orchestra providing music. Refreshments will be served during the evening. A number of out of town girls will add to the pleasure of the event.
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Elks Club
Hiks Club
Haughey
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