Judge Holden Favored to Succeed Senator Watson
Amid funeral scenes for Senator Watson in Athens, supporters praise Judge Holden for loyal service and conservative honesty. They recall Holden's role in Watson’s vindication before federal court and urge his selection to fill the Georgia Senate seat, with broad endorsement across Athens and the state.
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Athens
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Thomas E. Watson
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Holden for semte by T Larry Gantt
The Banner-YWerala signals Judge Holden as the preferred candidate for senator, with broad support from Athens and nearby counties. Credit is given to his fidelity to the people and strong public backing from citizens and officials.
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Larry Gantt
Judge Holden
Watson
Athens
Countes
Georgia
Thousands Pay Last Tribute To Senator Watson
Thousands gathered for the funeral of Senator Thomas E. Watson at Thomson cemetery. The Senate and House escorted the body with Governor elect Clifford Walker. The ceremony ended with final words Dust to dust and ashes to ashes as mourners filed away. Wealth of flowers and tributes marked the high regard for the late senator amid a tailing light over the cemetery.
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House
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Watson
Orde
Woodlawn Council
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Oliver
Mr. Watson
W. M. Watson
Durham Watson
Lowe
Mra
Willeonigat
Packard
State Senate
CRANK ON BOOKS IN WATSON GANTT COLUMN AND DOUGLAS TALE
In LARRY GANTT'S daily column Tom Watson questions Bartlett and cites Fred Douglas as confirming Watson's claims. Watson reveals he orders rare book catalogs and recounts (falsely) Cleveland sending him an invitation to a bridal reception and the party’s reception.
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Mr. Watson
Watson
Fred Douglas
Frederick Douglas
Cleveland
Darkey
Tady
Revered host Thomas Watson hailed for hospitality and memory
The speaker recalls Watson as a delightful entertainer who made visitors feel welcome. He notes Watson’s charming family and that all his children were living at the time. The speaker says Watson linked friends with steel hooks, a revealing image of his strong bonds.
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Mr. Watson
Thomas
Watson
Mrs Ronnie Stuckley Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Ronnie Stuckley 20 wife of Willis Stuckey died Thursday at 9 PM at 220 Hall Street Ath ens had been here four weeks She was a Baptist member survived by husband father and two brothers Funeral services will be at 11 AM Saturday at Eastman Baptist Church with interment in family cemetery Body to be sent to Eastman via Central of Georgia railroad. NEGRO LYNCHED IN SOUTH GEORGIA.
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Willis Stuckey
Hall Street
Athens
Baptist Chu
Eastman
The
Baptist Church
Women and Men Contrast in Health Contentment
A fragmented 19th century style notice discusses gender roles and happiness, claiming women and men judge joy differently and that health issues like backaches and nervousness affect mood. The piece references Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a discouraged remedy in letters to the paper.
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Aachen
Lydia E. Pinkham
Petameneer
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