Woodrow Wilson Georgia Kinfolk Star in New Jersey Gubernatorial Move
Georgia born Woodrow Wilson now nominated and accepted as New Jersey governor candidate. He married Ellie Lou Axson of Savannah, with ties to Augusta and Rome, and has Atlanta relatives including Colonel E T Brown and Mrs Frank Gilreath. Wilson practiced law in Atlanta before Johns Hopkins professorship and Princeton presidency, noted for political economy focus and sharp tariff era address to Hayes tariff commission.
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New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Augusta
Ellie Lou Axson
Savannah
S. E. Axson
Rome
Southern Presbyterian Church
Randolph Axson
Atlanta
E.T. Brown
Brown & Randolph
Frank ©. Gilreath
EB. R. Rennick
Llaw
William T. Newman
United States Circuit
Northern District of
Georgia
Johns Hopkins University
Princeton University
President Hayes
South
Dr. Wilson
Mrs Wilson Noted Writer With Published Magazine Pieces
Mrs Wilson wife of Dr Wilson is a writer of recognized ability having published articles and short stories in a number of the best magazines in the country.
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Time
Zemo Promised to Cure Skin and Scalp Issues
H R Palmer & Sons markets Zemo as a clean external liquid for skin and scalp troubles including pimples dandruff eczema prickly heat rashes hives ivy poison and other eruptions. Stores on Clayton Street and Prince Avenue back a money back guarantee if not satisfied with results after persistent use. First application offers prompt relief and ongoing use destroys germ life leaving the skin clean and healthy.
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ZEMO
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Clayton Street
Prince Avenue
Michigan State Fair Opens with Strong Attendance
Detroit reports a large turnout on opening day of the Michigan State Fair. Improvements to grounds and buildings, new entertainment features, and overflowing exhibits promise a banner fair. Harness racing debuted and will run through the week.
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Detroit
Mich
State Fair Association
Bridge and Iron Workers Convene in Rochester
The International Association of Bridge and Iron Workers holds its fourteenth annual convention in Rochester New York with a large attendance of delegates from the United States and Canada. President Frank Ryan of Chicago called the convention to order.
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Rochester
N. Y
International Association of Bridge and Tron Workers
United States
Canada
Frank Ryan
Chicago
Negroes Active in Politics in Washington Conference
A national conference of Negro Republicans met in Washington September 19 to discuss plans for cooperation with Republican congressional and state committees in political work. Delegates from across the country debated strategy and outreach to mobilize Black voters in upcoming elections. The gathering underscored efforts to strengthen party cohesion and increase Black representation in political processes.
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Washington, D. C
GOTHAM GOSSIP Threads of city life clash in New York
A crowded view of early 20th century New York shows education chiefs facing 600 schools and nearly 1,000,000 applicants as part time sessions and vast facilities strain to educate a diverse youth. Political chatter swells around Roosevelt's allies, Astor family intrigue surrounds Bob Chanler, and polar animals thrill crowds at Bronx Zoo while police roll out new photo ID cards for drivers.
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Uncle Sam
Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Chanler
Astors
Bob Chanler
Astor
Bob
Cavalieri
Peary
Cook
Bronx Zoo
Whitney-Rainey
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H. C. White
Jas. Hart
Miss Camak
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Athens
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Rereal Co
Postum Cereal Co
Battle Creek
Michigan State Fair
Bridge and Iron Workers
Gotham
Polar Pets
Chamberlain
Grand Rapids
Bird's Eye
Dorsey & Funkenstein
Seaboard Air Line
Sovereign Grand Lodge I. 0. O. F
Joseph Richardson
Equitable
Wayne
Atlanta, GA
J. Z. Hoke
Athens, GA
Birmingham
G. A
Merce Commission
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