Peek-a-Boo Will Peek in Athens Travels for King Hardware
The Commerce Observer highlights Will Peek of Athens formerly Woodstock Oglethorpe county Ga who covers Northeast Georgia for King Hardware Company of Atlanta. Known as Peek-a-Boo his rose filled persona and sunny optimism uplift customers while his salesmanship builds a large patronage for John L Arnold on Jackson Street.
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Commerce Observer
Commerce
Will Peek
Woodstock
Oglethorpe County
Athens
Georgia
King Hardware Company
Atlanta
Peek
Hall
The Woman and the Law Speech Analysis by P F Brock
A Georgia attorney and University of Georgia assistant argues in a city hall debate that women’s legal standing in Georgia favors men financially. He notes wives’ wages and debts rights, dower from real estate, and support obligations, questioning suffrage as a remedy.
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P. F. Brock
University of Georgia
The
Equal Suffrage League
Georgia
Zoccurae
Mallory Wins County Tax Collector Seat
In the Saturday primary Walter Mallory defeated H H Linton to become tax collector for the next term. Incumbent tax receiver Dorsey was re elected by overwhelming support, with Weatherly reelected as county coroner and E I Smith as county treasurer. Clerk of the superior court sheriff surveyor and all three county commissioners were returned without opposition.
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Walter Mallory
H. H. Linton
Dorsey
Clarkes
Weatherly
E. I. Smith
Superior Court
Elmer J. Crawford
Walter ©. Jackson
W. A. Mallory
SF J
Nee C. N. Weatherly
R. L. Bramblett
Tee Joseph M. Hodgson
J. L. McLeroy
Thee
Women and Ballot Rights in Georgia Debate 1914
The piece argues about Georgia suffrage and 1914 reforms detailing alimony, homestead rights, and how voting may affect women. It contrasts male governance with women gaining political power and discusses duties tied to suffrage, taxes, and civic participation. John L. Arnold is cited in a closing line about paint.
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Georgia
Henderson defeats Comer in Alabama governor runoff
Charles Henderson of Troy won the Alabama gubernatorial nomination defeating former Governor B B Comer in a runoff held after the April 6 primary. W L Martin was nominated attorney general and A A Persons likely won commissioner of agriculture over J A Wade. EB Almon leads W W Callahan for successor to late Congressman Frank White in the U S Senate race.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Charles Henderson
Troy
Alabama
B. B. Comer
Henderson
W. L. Martin
A. A. Persons
J. A. Wade
EB. Almon
Tuscumbia
W. W. Callahan
Decatur
Frank 8
White
United States
Georgia 1914 Political Announcements for State Offices
A compilation of 1914 candidate declarations from Georgia figures A B Stovall Clarke County Arnold Rhodes Brown and W J Speer announcing runs for U S senate state senate Clark County representation and state treasurer with requests for Democratic primary support and endorsements in the upcoming election. The notices date from February to August 1914 and identify the officials and districts involved.
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Georgia
J. Stovall
Elberton
Clarke County
General Assembly
State of Georgia
C. H. Arnold, JR
Democratic Party
J. F. Rhodes
L. 0
Brown
People of
W. J. Speer
Bar Examination Date Changed to June 24 1914
The clerk of the Superior Court receives notice that the bar exam for admission to practice will be held on Wednesday, June 24, the day after the fourth Monday in June. Joseph A Crone secretary and member of the State Board of Law Examiners asks inform law students planning to apply for admission.
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Superior Court
Joseph A. Crone
State Board of Law Examiners
Most Prompt and Economical Cure for Bad Col ds
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is promoted as a quick and economical cold cure. The ad claims it relieves chest congestion aids expectoration opens secretions and restores health. It highlights worldwide sales and urges purchase from dealers.
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Chamberlain
Camp Life Embraced by Boys and Girls Camps
A period piece review discusses camps as elegant, meaningful retreats that teach right living and self reliance. It notes differences between Iris and boys camps, the emphasis on swimming tests, canoe and sail safety, and activities like basketry archery and hiking. Nova Scotia is highlighted as a camp location.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Jsirls
America
John
Birch Park
Nova Scotia
Endorsers Endorse Doan's Kidney Pills in Athens Ad
An Athens resident Mia Richards of Thomas Street continues endorsing Doan's Kidney Pills for rheumatic kidney trouble. The ad claims renewed confidence from readers and urges purchase at five cents per box through local druggists.
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Athens
Dean
Mia
Richards
Thomas
Athena
Doan
Rilina
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Thedford
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Law
Mallory
Linton
J. H. Dorsey
E. K. Greer
McIntyre
May
Hfe
John L. Arnold
R. Palmer & Sons
Comer
Ady
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