Rules and Regulations State Primary Auc 21 1912 Georgia
Georgia Democratic executive committee adopts detailed primary rules for August 21 1912 nominations. It covers governor US senator state officers supreme and appellate judges congress and legislature, voting eligibility, ballot rules, assessments, contest procedures, and anti buy vote provisions.
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Congress
Legislature
Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
United States
George Hillyer
Joseph F. Gray
H. W. Hill
Paul B. Trammell
Supreme Court
Lumpkin and Atkinson
General Assembly
Uni
New Btates
Well Ag
Si ‘Coms
Georgia Democrats Fix August 21 Primary In Macon Convention
Special to the Banner reports the Georgia state executive committee reversed a 1910 convention and set August 21 as the gubernatorial primary date with Macon chosen to host the state convention on August 28 to declare the result. The plan keeps popular vote for US Senators and judges, with set candidate assessments and August 1 payment deadline, and cites votes by L. J. McConnell and others on city for the convention.
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Tee
General Assembly
Superior Court
Congress
Congressional Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic Executive Committee
United States
Statehouse
Statehouse Officers
Atlanta
Macon
Friends of
State House
L. J. McConnell
R. L.mckenney
Frankin
W. L. Peel
J. L. Jackson
Jones County
John T. West
Tenth Congressional District
R. R. Arnold
P. A. Stovall
Howard Thompson
W. C. Wright
Newnan
W.W. W. Lambdin
Waycross
J. H. McGee
Talbotton
R. L. McKinney
Hart
F. C. Shackleford
Clarke
W. A. Cox
Gilmer
Claude
Bond
Stephens
McDune
P. Zellars
W. B. Crawford
Lincoln
T. F. Fleming
Hancock
J. K. Jordan
B. W. Jordan
Washington
L. V. Williams
Ware
Winnipeg to Greet Duke of Connaught and Patricia
Winnipeg awaits the Duke of Connaught and Princess Patricia arriving for a ten day visit starting tomorrow evening. He will open the Selkirk Centennial Exhibition on Thursday as part of a packed royal program including receptions and luncheons. The city decorates for the occasion and officials note the royal party's schedule and duties.
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Winnipeg
Man
Duke of Connaught
Patricia
Selkirk
American Whist Congress Opens in New York
Whist players from across the country gather in New York for the twenty second annual meeting and tournament of the American Whist League at the Hotel Majestic. Two championship events are planned, plus four special contests and thirteen progressive games over a full week.
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New York
Hotel Majestic
Hamilton Club
Minneapolis
Portland Elk Reunion Opens Amid Festive Thunder
Portland Oregon July 8 Elks reunion week begins with prayers and speeches as thousands arrive, city streets and depots filled with excited crowds. The grand lodge convention opens tonight in the armory amid heavy decoration and lively greetings as the Hello Hill tune echoes through downtown.
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Portland
Elks
Ore
Frand Lodge
Armory
National Dyers and Cleaners Convene for Fabric Adulteration Fight
Bt. Louis Mo July 8 The annual convention of the National Association of Dyers and Cleaners opened to discuss legislation to curb fraudulent fabric adulteration by milling firms. Members say wool silk and linen are adulterated and that veneers used in adulterations ruin fabrics during cleaning. The association seeks a nation wide reform campaign in fabric manufacture.
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Bt. Louis
National Assocision of Dyers and Cleaners
Plans Adopted for Clarke County Courthouse Project
Clarke County adopts the winning three plan set for the new courthouse with A Ten Eyck Brown selected as the official architect. Blair Kern Adams and Beverly S. King tied as runners up. The four story reinforced concrete building will sit on the Carlton lot facing Washington Street and include two court rooms, county offices, a jail and modern utilities and elevators.
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Clarke County
South
Atlanta
Tate Wright
Board of County Commissioners
Bond and Building Commission
Messia
J. M. Hodgson
J. T. Pittard
Winterville
W. 8. Holman
J. W. Barnett
C. M. Strahan
John R. White
C. H. Phinizy
A. W. Dozier
A. Ten Eyck Brown
Blair, Kern & Adams
Beverly
Brown
Clarke
Wofford College
Spartanburg
8. C
Buncombe St. Methodist Church
Greenville
D. C
Maryland Art School
Baltimore
Ofice
Ione Order
City Leaders Open Eighteenth Municipal League Conference
Los Angeles hosts the eighteenth annual Municipal League meeting and the twentieth annual conference for good city government. Delegates from across the country assemble to discuss civil service reform and municipal ethics as the joint gathering runs through the week.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Na- Hons Municipal League
Gddderty
Telegraphics: Enemies Turn Friends in New Jersey
Seagirt reports Nugent’s reconciliation with Governor Wilson at a Democratic luncheon. Others who opposed him now back his campaign. Tariff movement seeks Taft’s retirement with Roosevelt urged to refrain, spurring fears of a broader GOP split. Also notes rural school woes, corn club plans, Cobb’s batting lead, and public utilities talks at the convention.
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Seagirt
N. J
Taft
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Corn Club
Washington
South
Seaman A. Kospp
South Carolina
Ttm
National Exposition School For Boys
Columbia
8. C
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Vanderbilt Dental College
Nashvile
Tenn
Fire Department
Nashville
Glenn
Columbia Country Club
Columbus
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Inman
EP. Ansley
Ala
First National Bank
Norfolk
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Birmingham
U. S. Court House
Post Ofice
Hammond
Ind
Spalding County Court House
Griffin
J. W. Dickson
Naylor
Drag & Gen's
J.T. Tribble
Cartersville
Deng & Gen's
Pater
Mustang Liniment
M.P. Turner
Rome
Drug & Gen's
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Columbus, Ga
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Ur & Ga
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National Education Association
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