Clarke County Delegates Named After Official Primary Figures
Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee met in the city courthouse to canvass the primary results from seven rural precincts and the city. Delegates to the Macon convention were elected from Dorsey supporters with alternates named, including substitutions to balance representation. An $200 National Democratic campaign fund appropriation was approved, and the committee reported official governor, secretary, and various state and county race totals.
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Clarke
Macon
Clarke County
Democratic Executive Committee
Howell Inwin
Court House
Couintry
Fortson
Court of Appeals
Jenkins
Bloodworth
Stephens
Dorsey
Erwin
Messrs
E. H. Dorsey
Harry Hodgson
E. K. Lumpkin, Jr
T.green
S. Johnson
JA Dy Bradwell
Pengain
Dorsey Club
R Dobbs
P. S. Johnson
Percy Johnson
Mr. Dobbs
P. S
Percy
Mr. Green
Bob Davis
T. F. Green
G. c. Thomas
National Democratic Campaign Fund
Executive Committee
Eight Hour Law Sparks Railways Boomerang Claim
Samuel G Dun editor of the Railway Magazine told Mackinac Island that the eight hour law may boomerang on railroads. He argued the law fixes an eight hour pay day not eight hour work day and that railways cannot pay less than eight hours work for a day’s wage.
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Associated Press
Mackinac Island
Samuel G. Dun
Railway
Gerard Taken to Task by Germans
Berlin reports James W. Gerard the American ambassador to Germany faced sharp criticism from the German press. Gerard was quoted as questioning how district representatives could push ruthless submarine warfare despite export interests to America. The press calls his remark presumptuous and accuses him of misreading German policy as driven by American export concerns.
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Associated Press
Berlin
James W. Gerard
Germany
Sestion of
Gerard
America
Hundred Cities Seek Armory Plant Site Hearings
More than a hundred cities offered sites to the Navy for an 11 million dollar government armor plate plant at hearings in Washington. Officials indicated no private plant sales were likely and favored starting construction once a site is chosen.
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Associated Press
Washington
Navy Department
Naval
Vaudeville Sullivan-Considine Opens At Colonial Tonight
Athens welcomes the vaudeville season with the Sullivan Considine show at the Colonial. Opening acts include Haughey's orchestra Rapelli and Baby Violet Stroud with family acts. Evening performances at 8 and 9:30, with a Saturday matinee for ladies and children.
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Sullivan-Considine
Colonial Tonight
Athens
Haughey
Rapelli
June Dixon
Violet Stroud
Violet
French Drive German Trenches North of Peronne
Paris reports French forces north of Peronne have held the Bethune Peronne road salient and seized the German trench system south of Le Priez farm near Bouchavenos. In two days of heavy fighting they claim 2,300 German troops captured and many guns.
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Associated Press
Washington
Peronne
Bethune-Peronne
Bouchavenos
le Priez
Coubles
Somme
Fleury
Verdun
Paris
Democratic fund drive seeks $1000 from city and county
The Democratic National Committee formed a nine member state at large committee including H J Rowe to secure funds for the national campaign. The Banner reports a local committee will canvass the city and county with a goal of one thousand dollars, with a two hundred dollar county contribution approved.
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Democratic National Committee
H. J. Rowe
National Democratic
Banner
Rowe
Blanton E. Fortson
Wilson
United States
Revival series to be held at Young Harris church
The pastor of Athens Young Harris Methodist Church announces a ten day revival beginning next Sunday at 11 o clock with Miss Carabel Wilks of Quitman Ga assisting. Wilks, though not ordained, is a respected Bible teacher and will lead sessions at 4 pm and 8 pm daily. The public is invited and transit stops at the church.
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Young Harris Methodist Church
Boulevard
Athens
Scoville
Carabel Wilks
Quitman
Miss Wilks
Methodist Church
Kingdom of Christ
Dunne 15 Named In Chicago Primaries For Governor
Former Congressman Frank C Lowden of Oregon Illinois and Governor H Edward F Dunne were nominated in today's primaries by large pluralities for the governor by the republicans and democrats respectively Lowden carried Chicago and down state counties Dunne carried Chicago on a two to none basis in downstate counties James R Mann Republican leader was re nominated The hot congressional race centers on William Lorimer and Arthur W Fulton Early returns show Fulton 15 votes ahead
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Associated Press
Chicago
Frank C. Lowden
Oregon
Illinois
H Edward F. Dunne
Lowden
Downstate
Dunne
James R. Mann
House
William Lorrimer
United States Senate
Arthur W. Fulton
Fulton
Arnold & Abny Advertise Fresh Chips and Raisin Bread
Local notice advertising fresh potato chips and raisin bread offered this afternoon by Arnold & Abny.
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Arnold & Abnby
Apalachee Baptist Association Meets at Bethabara Church
The Apalachee Baptist Association is in session at Bethabara church near Bogart with dozens of churches from three to four counties attending though Clarke county is not included. Athens residents are present and the meeting runs through today and tomorrow with strong attendance yesterday.
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Apalachee Baptist Association
Clarke County
Bethabara Church
Bogart
Athens
Winder Schools Open in Splendid New Building
Winder Georgia public schools with over 500 pupils begin the year in a magnificent new 40000 dollar building praised by Superintendent Cash and Assistant Superintendent Maughan as among Georgia’s finest school facilities.
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Winder
Cash
Sidney Maughan
Georgia
Death Claim of Mrs Selesther Vaughan at Home
Mrs Selesther Vaughan aged fifty eight died yesterday afternoon at her residence 826 Oconee street about 8 30 p m after an illness. Funeral to be held at the residence conducted by Rev E W Jones Oconee street Methodist church and Rev Willie M Saye Baptist minister. Survived by two daughters Mrs S G Baughoum and Mrs W T Mize both of this city.
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Selesther Vaughan
Oconee Street
Messrs
Enoch W. Jones
Oconee Street Methodist Church
Willie M. Saye
S G. Baughoum
W. T. Mize
Weather disturbance crosses Florida peninsular
Reports to the weather bureau indicate a southern disturbance crossed the Florida peninsula with its center near the mouth of the Apalachicola River. It remains of slight intensity but produced general showers across the South Atlantic and Gulf states.
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Associated Press
Washington
Weather Bureau
Florida Peninsular
Appalachicola River
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Dorsey Trails in Convention Votes Rumor Surfaces
From Columbia South Carolina virtually complete returns in the run off primary show Governor Manning leading Cole L Blease by about 5 000 votes Manning 70 916 Blease 66 181 with about 1 000 ballots left Cansler defeats Fant for railroad commissioner Dominick defeats Aiken in the Third district
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Associated Press
Columbia
S. C
South Carolina
Richard S. Manning
Cole L. Blease
Manning
Blease
James Cansler
Albert Fant
F. H. Dominick
Wyatt Aiken
Grip of Strike Forces New York Transit Shutdown
New York remains in a citywide transit strike as Mayor Mitchell and the public service commission fail to secure arbitration with trolley officials. Night surface car suspensions in Manhattan and the Bronx disrupt travel while elevated trains and subways run sparsely. The mayor signals urgent action and an omni bus line may emerge in thirty days pending franchise approval. A parade of striking carmen is planned for tomorrow followed by a mass meeting addressed by Samuel Gompers.
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Associated Press
New York
Mitchell
Public Service Commission
Manhattan
Bronx
Carmen
Samuel Gompers
Mr Brown thanks Clarke County voters in card
Representative L C Brown expresses gratitude for the voters who gave him a handsome majority and re election to the state legislature. He pledges earnest efforts for Clarke county institutions and people, asking the community to judge him worthy of the trust.
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L. C. Brown
Clarke County
President at Deathbed of Wilson's Sister
President Wilson returns to Long Branch after visiting his dying sister Mrs Anne E Howe. No political engagements planned as he weighs upcoming speeches in St Louis and Baltimore and a trip to Albuquerque depending on her condition.
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Associated Press
Long Branch
Wilson
Anne E. Howe
St. Louis
Baltimore
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Poindexter Nominated Again in Seattle Primary
Miles Pondexter, formerly a Republican senator elected six years ago, was renominated by the Republicans in Seattle after leaving the Progressive party four years ago, defeating incumbent Congressman William B. Humphreys. The snippet mentions Corn and tender corn as unrelated filler.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Miles Pondexter
Progressive Party
William B. Humphreys
Price Brown race unsettled in Georgia primary
Atlanta Sept. 13 Hugh M. Dorsey led in the Democratic primary with a majority of the popular vote and a convention tally of 244 as state returns showed him ahead of Nat E. Harris L. G. Hardman and Joseph E. Pottle. Price Brown race remained tight with Price at 152 convention votes and Brown at 182 as 20 counties yet to report.
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National Democratic Campaign Organization
Wilson
Marshall
Executive Committee
Harris
Dorsey
Hardman
Pottle
Cook
Wright
Dobbs
Walker
Ite
Associated Press
Atlanta
Macon
Hugh M. Dorsey
Nat E. Harris
L. G. Hardman
Joseph E. Pottle
J. J. Brown
J. D. Price
D. M. Hughes
W. W
Price Brown
Price-Brown
Price
Brown
Hotel Man Indicted for Wife and Officer Murders
Alpine Texas Sept 13 Harry J Spannell Alpine hotel proprietor indicted for the murder of his wife and Lieutenant Colonel Butler of the Sixth United States cavalry. Spannell to be brought from El Paso for trial. Mrs Spannell and Colonel Butler were shot last July while riding in Spannell’s automobile.
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Associated Press
Alpine
Texas
Harry J. Spannell
Butler
Sixth United States Cavalry
Spannell
el Paso
Specials Today at Delicatessen Shop
California Tokay Grapes 15c a lb. California Oranges Michigan Peaches Virginia Apples Colorado Celery Tomatoes. Phone 1131.
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California
Michigan
Virginia
Colorado
Death of Margie Anthony Near Center Georgia
Five months old Margie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Anthony, died at their home near Center Georgia early this morning. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Murray Burial Ground at 10 o clock with Rev. J. Loring conducting.
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Banner
Center
Margie
A. M. Anthony
Murray Burial Ground
J. Loring
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