Clarke Democrats Convene at County Court House
Clarke County Democrats held a morning convention at the courthouse to elect a county executive and senatorial delegates. TS Mell opened the meeting, John IJ nominated for office, George C. Thomas and Fiona Gamble addressed the assembly, and W. teed was chosen as presiding officer. A five member committee was formed, delegates were named to the royal convention, and a vote upheld the current rotating voting system with a substitute calling for returning to the old system. The convention adjourned after approving the committee’s report and electing executive members.
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Clarke
Court House
Goeeting
TS. Mell
Iniruan
John Ij
Ceorge C. Thomas
Fiona Gamble
V. Teed
Poreboy
Amittee
Metf
Rowe
J. ¥. Carithers
I Yoonas
J. M. Todgson
Hole On
Thirtieth Astriet Senatorial Convention Postponed
The Thirtieth Senatorial convention failed to meet due to no quorum with Clarke county represented by G. C. Thomas and T. W. Reed while Madison and Elbert had no delegates. Chairman Goulding will announce a new date. Mrs. C. Y. Wier and Miss Sarah Wier depart Monday for Cedartown for the Norton Wood wedding.
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AE Netto Celthorpe
Clarke County
Messrs
G. C. Thomas
T. W. Reed
Madison
Elbert
Goulding
C. O. Stevens
Oglethorpe
C. Y. Wier
Sarah Wier
Cedartown
Norton-Wood
One Change in Georgia Delegation After Balloting
Atlanta Ga June 6 One change will be made in the Georgia delegation in congress as the result of the balloting on Thursday. Official consolidated returns read yesterday bear out the prediction from incomplete returns. Kiljah Sb Lewis was defeated by Dudley M Hughes by a majority of from 300 to 400. All other representatives with opposition were re elected by safe majorities.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Congress
Kiljah Sb. Lewis
Dudley M. Hughes
J. M Griggs
Charles L. Bartlett
Charles Gordon Edwards
Bulloch
Burke
Chatham
Emanuel
Tattnall
E. K. Overstreet
Jenkins
Sereven
W. W. Sheppard
Liberty
McIntosh
Grises
Baker
Berrien
Calhoun
Colquitt
Decatur
Dought Lerry
Miller
Mitchell
Quitman
Terrell
Tift
Turner II
Worth
S. Anderson Roddenberg
Grady
Thomas
Rece
New York Social Life and Policing in Late May
The piece surveys New York politics with several city officials facing charges or investigations, notes rivals for mayor, and previews anticipated reshuffles. It also covers afternoon tea trends in Manhattan hotels, May day children’s celebrations in Central Park, a retirement of Lt Taggart the "baby cop," and the rise of hand made picture puzzles among elites.
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Down Town
Financial District
England
New York
Wall Street
Central Park
Supreme Court
Columbian University
Woren Linke
Fads and Fashions of Interest to Ladies
New York fashion note on commencement gowns for graduates with simple graceful cuts and slight side trains in white or cream fabrics such as Persian lawn and batiste. Describes trims including Valenciennes lace and point d esprit, white accessories, and a high collarette. Highlights blue and gray suit ensembles with coordinated hats and boas plus sheer blouses in fine lawn or batiste.
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New York
Curious tangled kin in laws and a little Joe
A long Washington memorandum notes one vote for Joseph E. Brown by M. L. Dunaway amid a broader discussion of how marriages create tangled family ties. The piece then recounts a string of baffling intermarriages and step relatives, including cases from Arkansas Utah and Missouri, with comic observations on how people become their own ancestors. It cites a railroad wood preservation committee studying timber use and life extension for ties and other railroad woods.
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Millie Beckenbough
Minnesota
Arkansas
The
American Railway, Engineering and Maintenance of Way
Association i N
United States
A. L. Kuehn
Track and Railway
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago St. Louis
C. G. Crawford
United States Forest Service
Chicago
O. I Chaunte
Chica
Association
UC T Barbecue for Fourth of July Fundraiser
The United Commercial Travelers of Classic City Council announce a July 4 barbecue to raise funds for entertaining Georgia Florida’s grand council in 1909. Prizes of 25, 15, and 10 in gold will go to top ticket sellers, with details via Mr J B Thornton at Thornton Bros Cafe. Big Taft expected to win the Chicago convention nomination.
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United Commercial Travelers
Classic City Council
Grand Council of
Georgia
Florida
J. B. Thornton
Thornton Bros
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