Disturbing the Peace of the State by Running for Senate
Former Governor Brown publishes a signed card urging Georgians to judge Senator Hoke Smith by record and law. He questions Smiths role in port rates, registration and seventeenth amendment fights, labor unions, and elections. Brown argues for strict adherence to federal law and condemns calls to disturb peace through political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Brown
Marietta
Brown
People of
Georgia
United States
Hoke Smith
Smith
Democratic Party
Feod
Washington City
Hoke’ Smith
Senate
Sarepta Sunday School Convention Program Details
Special to the Banner Comer Georgia July 10 1914 plan for Sarepta Association convention to be held at Comer Baptist Church Madison County Tuesday and Wednesday after the third Sunday in July 1914. Activities include devotional exercises enrollment organization talks sermons and reports by Sunday schools with times listed from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. plus reference to miscellaneous items and adjournment at pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer
Sarepta Association
Comer Baptist Church
Madison County
C. A. Stevens
J. B. Brookshire
Gilbert Dobbs
Walter W. Armistead
Rural credits bill urged before the House committee
Atlanta July 15 A rural credit bill for Georgia via court title validation was taken up by the House general judiciary committee No 2. Support came from Hon S Guyton McLendon Col W B Hunt and Col Harvie Jordan. The panel favored the measure but sent it to a subcommittee for perfection amid wide interest on a related anti trust proposal by Mr Wimberly of Bibb.
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Atlanta
Georgia
General Judiciary Committee No
House
Guyton McLendon
W. B. Hunt
Eatonton
Harvie Jordan
Wimberly
Bibb
General Judicary Committee
Mr. Wimberly
G. G. Toole
Southern Ice and Coal Co
Ban on tobacco and papers proposed for Georgia
Georgia lawmakers consider a bill favored by Senator Leroy to ban tobacco cigarettes and cigarette paper statewide. The measure, reported with a drastic substitute, faces debate in the Georgia General Assembly with Mrs. T. M. Patterson urging action citing rising tobacco usage among women. The piece also references political remarks by Joseph M. Brown and discusses salaries for solicitors general and a new procedure act, all as part of a broader state political discourse in Marietta.
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Atlanta
Georgia
House
Senate
Leroy
General Judiciary Committee
Substitute
T. M. Patterson
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Huerta Steps Down From Mexican Presidency
Mexico City reports Victoriano Huerta submitted his resignation to the chamber of deputies via the foreign relations department and the move was sent to a committee. In Washington, officials welcomed Huerta's withdrawal as a step toward peace, while discussions continue on who will lead the constitutionalists and how amnesty and entry arrangements for Carranza or Carbajal will unfold.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Victor
Iano. Huerta
Vivi Huerta
CSCO
Washington
United States
General Huerta
Mexico
Franccisco Carbajal
Nll
Carranza
Carbajal
Huerta
John Lind
Wilson
Bryan
Villa
Jaures
Admiral Badger
Navy Department
Vera Cruz
General Blanquet
Puerto
Europe
Badger
Vera Crus
Carbaja
Chamber of Deputies
Francisco Carbajal
Natonal Palace
Testimony in Jones FRS confirmation fight in Washington
Washington July 15 opponents of Thomas D Jones's Federal Reserve Board nomination claim eight to ten Democratic senators will vote against him. Supporters seek to override a banking committee adverse report on the Senate floor tomorrow as Jones defends his connections to International Harvester and New Jersey Zinc. He says he joined Harvester in 1909 at the McCormick family's request, did not seek pay, and believes actions were lawful. Zinc never sought to restrain trade, though majors control 85 percent of the fine market, and he supports Wilson's anti monopoly policy.
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Washington
Thomas D. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Jones
Banking Committee
Senate
Publc
International Harvester
New Jersey Zinc
Harvester Company
Difficulties on principles strain senate trade measures fate
Senators clash over consolidation of Clayton anti trust and securities bills while Read and Hollis clash over an unfair competition clause. The measures stay in committee as administration leaders grow uneasy about their path. A New Haven dissolution suit hinges on directors meeting outcomes and Massachusetts stock sale terms. Carbajal takes oath as Mexico's president. families of Huerta and Blanquet move toward Puerto Mexico aboard special trains.
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Senate
Hollis
Read
Entire Trade Commission
Bryan to Sign Peace Treaties With Several Nations
Secretary Bryan announced plans to sign a peace commission treaty with Uruguay’s Minister De Pana on Monday and similar pacts with Argentina, Brazil and Chile next week. He will forward about twenty more treaties to the Senate for ratification before week’s end.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bryan
Minister de Pana
Uruguay
Argentina
Brasil
Chile
Senate
Police Probe Disappearing Women Linked to New Orleans
Atlanta police sent a officer to New Orleans to trace the movements of Eloise Dennis and Ben atrice Nelms who vanished after a trip through Texas. Two women seen near Petit Bois Island sparked interest but could not be identified. Dennis reportedly sold a property before departure.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
New Orleans
Eloise Dennis
Benatrice Nelms
Texas
Petit Bois Island
Gulf of Mexico
Mre. Dennis
Brother of Mr. Mo L Arnold 1 Dead
News reached this city of the death at Anderson South Carolina of Q L Arnold a brother of John L Arnold of this city He leaves a wife and three children Funeral and burial will be at Anderson He is survived by brothers A B Arnold of Atlanta Henry Arnold of Greenwood and John J Arnold of this place Two sisters survive Mrs J A Tiller of Atlanta and Mrs Charles Forrest of Atlanta and Mrs J F Arnold the mother of the deceased also survives him
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Anderson
8. C
Q. L. Arnold
John L. Arnold
A. B. Arnold
Atlanta
Henry Arnold
Greenwood
John J. Arnold
J. A. Tiller
Charles Forrest
J. F. Arnold
Lost tree fingers in live buzz saw at Pickrell shops
Mr. L. C. Pledger suffered a serious hand injury yesterday afternoon at Pickrell shops when his hand came too close to a buzz saw. He lost three fingers and sustained damage to another finger on the same band.
Severe wind storm damages city properties
Yesterday afternoon around 3 o'clock a severe wind and rain storm struck the city causing damage to roofs, flags, and vehicles. The Booth stables roof at Broad and Hull streets lost half its covering, electricity and telephone services were briefly affected, and several lighter items were blown around before the storm ended within minutes.
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Booth
Broad
Hull Streets
Special Sermon to Woodmen of World
The Woodmen of World of the Geo B Davis camp in this city, numbering nearly five hundred, held a special sermon to address members and reinforce precepts of the organization.
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Geo. B. Davis
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Unit
Hoke
Colorado
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
United States Senate
Labor Federations
Milan
Genator Smith
Sarepta
J. P. Dendy
J. W. Lynch
Flancous
Jno
Georgia Railway and Power Co
Robert F. Maddox
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Carroll Lattimore
Arkwright
Maddox
Harris
Imade
Senator Smith
Oratory
Solicitors General of
Marrell
Andrew Cobb
Wafe
Marietts, Ga
Constitutionalist
el Paso
Palomas
Columbus
New Mexico
United States Army
Administration
New Haven
New York
Massachusetts
Boston
Maine
Kortenaer
Officer
Nelms
MR. MO. L. Arnold
Young Harris Church
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