Nominees Certified for Georgia Governor Election Ticket
Acting under the primary law the Georgia executive committee certified to Governor Dorsey the full Democratic ticket for the November election. The list includes presidential candidates, U S senators, state officials, court judges, and solicitors general across multiple circuits with numerous named individuals and districts.
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Atlanta
Neil
State Executive Department
J. J., Flynt
Hiram L. Gardner
State Executive
Dorsey
Democratic Party
Georgia
United States
Vic Brosid
Hoey Roosevelt
A. W. Cozart
Wiliam B. Sloane
Dstrict
A. M. Lucas
P. D. Rich
G. C
Alston
F. M. Cu
Supreme Court
Walter F. George
H. Warner Hill
Court of Appeals
Alex W. Stephens
D. H. B. Bloodworth
Bor H. Hill
Superior Court
Eireult
John T. Pendleton
R. G. Dickerson
Albany
R. C. Bell
Blue Ridge
D. W. Blair
Chattahoochee
Ecireuit
George P. Mi
Cherokee Cireult
Malcolm C. Tarver
Idge Superior Court
Coweta
Cireuit
C. EB. Roop
Stone Mountain
J. B. Hutchinson
Ocmulgee
Doyle Campbell
Nconee
H. Boyer
Ogeechee
Anderson
Patella
B. T. Castellon
Rowe
Taylor
Southern
Hay
Southwestern
Jule Felton
A. M. Brand Tifton
R. B. May
Toombs
H. L. Felts
All Jews Ordered to Leave Hungary
The Hungarian Minister of Interior has ordered immediate expulsion from Hungary of all Jews who arrived in the country since 1914, according to a Budapest dispatch reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Jewish Teleraphic Agency
Hungary
Budapest
Teachers Await Money as Georgia Treasury Rides Delay
Atlanta dispatch reports Governor Dotway warns that idle state funds and a lagging automobile tag revenue leave about 2 million dollars of public school funds unpaid. Counties face higher interest on advance warrants while teachers’ salaries await disbursement and potential extra legislative action remains undecided.
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Atlanta
Dotway
Tate
Georgia
Highway Department
General Assembly
Exporting Cotton Is Favored by Harding
Birmingham Alabama October 8 Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board said a German agent reported Germany may need 2,000,000 bales of cotton for mills ready to use. Under an export system they could arrange shipment to be paid in good American dollars via manufactured goods to countries with stable currencies.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Ger
Germany
Western circuit slate of Democratic nominees named
The Democratic primary produced a slate of congressional nominees for the Western circuit. The listed candidates for all twelve districts include J. W. Overstreet, Frank Park, Charles R. Crisp, W. C. Wright, Wm. D. Upahaw, J. Welter Wise, Gordon Lee, Charles H. Brand, Thomas M. Bell, Carl Vinson, W. C. Lankford, and W. W. Larsen. The article notes, once nominated, they will be formally elected in November, making the list a record of the slate.
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W. C. Dead
Congress
J. W. Overstreet
Frank Park
Charles R. Crisp
W. C. Wright
Wm. D. Upahaw
J. Welter Wise
Gordon Lee
Charles H. Brand
Thomas M. Bell
Carl Vinson
W. C. Lankford
W. W. Larsen
Bretelstanta “Mount
Athens High Hosts Marist In Dual Football Card At Sanford Field
Athens High meets Marist at 2:30 in a doubleheader previewing local talent against Atlanta squads. Georgia scrubs face Tech High in the afternoon lineup while Athens High backs Marist with balanced offenses. Junior Smithies travel with missing linemen Helvay and Pittman but promise a stout show for the Sanford Field crowd.
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Ara
Marist
Georgia Seruve Vermis
Tech High School
Atlanta
Athens
Horse Boys
Athens High
Tech High
Charlie Thompson
Helvay
Pittman
Talmadge Carson Upshaw
Conyers
H, Rigdon - Wiehrs
Bpence
Mobley
Boler
Speakers Denounce Threats to Burn Cotton Gins
In Atlanta on October 8 former Governor Manning of South Carolina and other speakers condemned threats to burn cotton gins. The mass meeting supported a proposed $10,000,000 cotton corporation by the American Cotton Association to help producers hold cotton for better prices and access foreign markets.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
South
Manning
South Carolina
American Cotton Association
Cox Attacks G O P Opponent In League Debate
Gov. Cox delivered a scathing attack on the Republican opponent over Harding's creed. Under pressure from senators, Cox pressed the issue of American membership in the League and whether Taft and other Republicans would continue backing Harding.
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Conia
Idi
Gov. Cox
Harding
Cox
Senatorne
Indica
America
League
Taft
GOP Leader to Back Gov Cox in 1920 Race
Herbert Parsons a Republican National Committee member and former executive, says he will vote for Governor Cox. Parsons cites Cox’s support for entering the League of Nations and Harding’s policies as reasons for his shift.
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Gov
Cox
Associated Press
New York
Hoerbert Parsons
Republican National Committee
Republican National Executive Committee
League of Iwatlows and
Hardings
Augusta Fire Devastates Stock Yards and Nearby Property
A fire at the Augusta Stock Yards destroyed the plant along with about forty head of cattle and a score of horses and mules. Damages were estimated between 60 000 and 70 000 dollars. W B Bigham's warehouse suffered heavy damage and several Georgia railroad passenger coaches were burned.
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Associated
Augusta
Augusta Stock Yards
W. B. Bigham
Georgia Railroad
Government Estimates Corn 3,216,192,000 This Year
Government estimates crops 193? production from October 1 condition show corn at 3,216,192,000 bushels. Other crops listed include spring wheat 218,07? million, tobacco 1,478,758,000 pounds, oats 1,444,362,000 bushels, flax 11,704,000 bushels, apples 24,287,000 bushels, peaches 44,525,000 bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Rica
Welch creditors committee met to settle claims
A Welch creditors committee met yesterday and, after discussion, adjourned to Thursday. The group authorized to pass on all signed claims and to adjust unsigned ones. The committee leaders are Chairman J. B. Gamble, W. W. Scott, R. B. Crane, J. A. Noland and J. Warren Smith.
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Welch
J. B. Gamble
W. W. Scott
R. 8. Crane
J. A. Noland
J. Warren Smith
Gamible
New England Mills Close to Employees
Lowell Massachusetts October situation at Lawrence Manufacturing Co hosiery and underwear mills leads to wage cut offers to keep operations. Agent Walker cites no market for products due to high prices and postpones employee proposals. About 3500 workers affected as under wear machines shut down and hosiery staff to be laid off. Bay State Cotton Corporation closes until November 1 affecting around 600 employees.
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Associated Press
Lowell
Mass
Lawrence Manufacturing Co
Walker
Bay State Cotton Corporation
Central Presbyterian Celebrates Tenth Anniversary
The Central Presbyterian church plans a tenth anniversary observance for its organization and Rev. Samuel J. Cartledge on Sunday morning October 10. The service will include the Lord’s Supper and a call for all members to attend, with inviting words to bring children and renew allegiance to the church.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Samuel J. Cartledge
Savannah Chosen for Waterway Convention
Savannah was selected as the next convention city for the Atlantic Deeper Waterways association at its closing season flight in Atlantic City on October 8. The decision names Savannah as the host city for the upcoming waterway conference.
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Savannah
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Tlight
Gas Companies Seek Increase in I W Rates Across Georgia
Georgia gas firms push higher charges as supply costs rise. Savannah seeks 2.00 per thousand, up from 1.60, with hearings set for November 9. Macon and Brunswick proposals follow, with Waycross already granted 2.10 per thousand.
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Atlanta
Geogha Railroad Commission
Savannah Gas Company
Savanagh
August
Macon Company
Brunswick Company
Waycross Company
Cotton Mills Close in Macon Amid Seed Price Drops
In Macon Georgia one large cotton mill closed yesterday and another today with more expected as farmers refuse to deliver seed at current prices. Give Mills crush about 1500 tons annually while mills offer 88 dollars a ton for seed vs 750 a year ago. Oil mills report no bidders at 8 to 12 cents per pound for crude oil, down from 20 to 22 cents last year.
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Associated Press
Macon
Interstate Commerce Commission blocks coal movement east of Rockies
Washington Oct 8 The Interstate Commerce Commission issued an order restricting coal transport to territory east of the eastern boundary of Montana Wyoming Colorado and New Mexico. All coal car permits for other freight are cancelled effective midnight October 10th.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Post Office Warned of Dynamite Threat at Waycross
Police surrounding the Waycross post office after the postmaster received a bomb threat promising a dynamiting within twenty four hours. Officials labeled the notice a possible hoax as they guarded the building.
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Associated Press
Waycross
Kiln Collapse Kills Pastor and Injures Twelve in Chattsworthy
In Chattsworthy Georgia on October 8 Pastor H. C. Shepherd, 85, of a local Baptist church, was killed when a brick kiln at the Tittsworth Brick Company collapsed. Four other workers were seriously injured, eight more suffered injuries. The accident leaves a fatal aftermath for the church and community.
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Associated Press
Chattsworthy Ga
H. C. Shepherd
Thettsworth Brick Company
Brown Advises Farmers Against Posting Gins
Atlanta October 8 J J Brown Commissioner of Agriculture urged farmers to resist posting gin house notices He argued cooperation to stop such actions and warned they harm farmers He defended gins as public servants continuing operation if cotton is brought in for ginning and questioned the aims of posting notices in several counties.
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Commissioner of Agriculture
Atlanta
Commission of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Wannamaker
American Cotton Association
Brown
Mr. Brown
Ortheca
Texas
Dorsey
Carroll County
G. O. P. Stand Taken From Germans Baker
A fragmented 1918 era line asserts a GOP stance against Germans in the League Nations debate. It references Count von Hertting and a German clique, with garbled phrasing indicating opposition or concern over League participation and timing early in 1918.
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League Nations
Cownt von Hertting
Cligneolier
Exverniaat
Eames Ei
League of Nations
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Flint
Gardner
T'cket
Walk Street
Governors
Island
Carner
Broad and
Ibstreets
Eee
Sanford Field
Tech
Welch Creditors Committee
New England Mills
Acton
Commerce Jon
Baker
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