Tribble Declines to Join Elbert County Investigation
Elberton Ga Aug 30 1910 Howard attorneys meet to start election probe of Elbert county vote Tribble declines appointing a commissioner and says he will explain later in a letter to the public. Tribble and Arnold exchange notices as the contest proceeds with appointed commissioners to take testimony in the dispute.
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Elberton
the Banner
Howard
Elbert County
McAlpin Arnold
Arnold
Tribble
Elberton, Ga
Democratic Executive Committee
Eighth’ Congressional District
Athens
Samuel J. Tribble
iMr
IM. Howard
J. Tribble
William M. Howard
McAlpin Rnold
Thua
John E. Gordon
Danielsville
W. M. Howard
Contested Elbert County Votes Review Partially Declined
The letter shows McAlpin Arnold declining to explain his stance while Tribble declines to appoint a second commissioner. The Elbert County investigation stalls as the Democratic district committee adjourns awaiting further action. Legal maneuvers loom with Howard aides confident of irregularities and illegal votes to probe.
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Howard
McAlpin Arnold
Arnold
Tribble
District Executive Committee
Congressman Howard
Elbert
University Opens Sept 21 for Large, Strong Term
From Wednesday morning the University of Georgia begins its fall term on September 21. Indications point to the largest attendance in the history of the institution with many applications for courses. More undergraduates, many from prep and secondary schools, and a notable influx of out-of-state and foreign matriculants are expected. The Agricultural College will have its largest regular attendance, the pharmacy department a large representation, and civil engineering will fill its usual quota or more.
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Wednes
University of Georgia
Institution of Learning
South
Georgia
Bhis
Agricultural College
Pharmacy
Ocmulgee Judgeship Deadlock Affects State Convention
Madison Georgia August report shows a deadlock in the race for the Ocmulgee circuit judgeship. Initial results credited Judge James B. Park of Greensboro with victory, but opponents dispute the tally. Vote summaries show Foster, Park, and Hines with isolated totals, none reaching a majority, forcing convention intervention.
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Madison
Ocmulisee
James B. Park
Greensboro
Park
Fred C. Foster
Fred Foster
Morgan
Putnam
Jones
Jasper
Greene
Hancock
Wilkinson
HE. R. Hines
Milledgeville
Baldwin
Judge Foster
Judge Park
Judge Hines
Fours Rule in Elbert County Nomination Showdown
The article details a congressional nomination contest dominated by fours. Howard leads by four votes in Elbert. Tribble gains four votes there, shifting the convention tally. A miscount in Gaines shows four vote discrepancies, with counties split four by four in several places. Interim tallies whisper of a possible Elbert win for Tribble by four.
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Flrst Hward
Elbert
Tribble
Gaines
Keystone
Ing
Howard
Clarke
Oglethorpe
Morgan
Green
Wilkes
Mr. Tribble
Oconee
Madison
Hart
Putnam
Jasper
Franklin
Ebert
Martin Heard
Athens
Seven Members of Martin Institute Faculty in Athens Training
The Banner notes that seven of Martin Institute's nine faculty members at Jefferson in Jackson County are graduates of the University of Georgia, State Normal School, or Lucy Cobb Institute. Martin Institute, founded 1818, has educated many who entered UGA and other colleges, and its endowment by William Duncan Martin shaped Georgia education.
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Athens
Martin
Jefferson
Jackson
Martin Institute
Georgia
University
Jackson County
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Lucy Cobb Institute
Jefferson College
G. E. Usher
A. B
University of Chicago
Ww. R. Aldred
L. I. State Normal School
Legislature of
Jackson Academy
Jefferson Academy
William Duncan Martin
General Assembly of Georgia
One Vote in Oglethorpe Gives Gov Brown a Convention Vote
In Atlanta for the state Democratic convention Gov Joe Brown gains one more vote while Hoke Smith gets one fewer due to a single vote cast by a young newsman from a Northeast Georgia town. In Oglethorpe Walker has nine votes and Smith nine, meaning Smith does not attain a majority. The event hinges on prorating rules and a single vote that could shift the final tally.
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Oglethorpe
Gov. Brown
Atlanta
Joe Brown
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Lexington
Oglethorpe County
Little Joe
Walker
Brown
Smith
Athena
Old Oglethorpe
Congressional fights on in Maryland primaries
Baltimore Md Aug 20 Congress battles unfold across Maryland six districts in party primaries. In the Third district Democratic contenders are Charles P Goady and James McQuade, both state legislators. The Sixth district Republican contest features Charles W Main versus Charles J Steiner. Fourth district sees four Democrats, two Republicans and one independent vying. Fifth district pits two Democrats against each other for Mudd’s seat while Covington and Talbott seek renomination in the First and Second districts.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Charles P. Goady
James McQuade
Charles W. Main
Organization
Charles J. F
Talbott
South Carolina guber race in Democratic primary heats up
In ColumbiaSC Aug six candidates contest the governorship as state officers, legislature, judiciary, and county posts seek nomination. Featherstone McLeod Blease Duncan Hyatt Richards vie withs for governor while adjutant general and state railroad commissioner races draw attention. Roosevelt challenges two Supreme Court rulings, noting past GOP criticisms of court errors.
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Columbia
D. C
South Carolina
Congress
C. C. Featherstone
Thomas G. McLeod
Col. L. Blease
John T. Duncan
F. H. Hyatt
John G. Richards
Roofs You Can Trust From Vulcanites at Talmage Hardware
Vulcanites roofing offered by Talmage Hardware Company promises lasting quality at a surprising price. Visit in town to test the product today and compare.
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Talmage Hardware Company
Man Pleads Crazy Spells After Theft Of Meal
Fred Webb, an eighteen year old colored boy, on trial in city court before Judge West, confessed stealing two bushels of corn meal from Talmage Brothers mill. He cited having had “crazy spells since my brains were knocked out” after a head injury. He admitted taking one bag during an attempt to move it, another he swapped for whiskey. He works for Atlantic Ice and Coal and was fined seventy five dollars plus costs.
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Talmage Brothers
Judge West
Fred Webb
Atlantic Ice and Coal ‘Corporation
Ike Taylor
Court Deliberates Long on Sentencing Ike Taylor
Judge West expressed uncertainty after Ike Taylor pleads guilty to selling whiskey. The prisoner, noted for theft-related rumors and prior liquor cases, has leg injuries from a railroad accident and previously served time at the county farm. He faces possible lifelong confinement as the judge weighs the case and pending investigation.
What They Feed Teddy R Roosevelt Menu Tale
St Paul reports a hotel kitchen craving to please President Taft and Theodore Roosevelt during the National Conservation Congress. The tale recalls a White House breakfast mixup over supposed Roosevelt family meals, ending with Roosevelt preferring simple, wholesome fare.
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St. Paul, Minn
New Saint Paul
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
National Conservation Congress
Roosevelt
White House
Minnesota
Col. Roosevelt
Minneapolis
Saint Paul
Washington
Eity
President Reveals Simple Family Breakfast Preference
The article notes the president, insisting on boiled eggs, bread and milk for breakfast and lunch, and outlines a preferred family menu including bread and milk at luncheon and roast beef or veal for dinner. It mentions a humorous moment about Kermit's name and a demitasse remark.
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Kermit
Anak
Twin Cities
Dr Charbonnier A Visitor Here In Athens
Dr L H Charbonnier now of Augusta visits Athens staying several days at the Georgian to see friends. Former University of Georgia physics chair and Franklin College dean, vice chancellor, left Athens about ten years ago and returns welcomed. Bob Maddox pursued for reelection as Atlanta mayor as three rivals bow out.
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L. H. Charbonnier
Augusta
Athens
Charbonnier
University of Georgia
Franklin College
Bob Maddox
Atlanta
Roosevelt Lays Cornerstone at Pueblo YMCA
Roosevelt arrives in Pueblo to lay the cornerstone of the new YMCA building. A large crowd cheers as he, flanked by local officials, inspects the site and delivers a brief address before boarding to Osawatomie. Rough Riders and cowboys form an escort for the journey ahead.
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Roosevelt
Stone
AL Pueblo
Colo
Pueblo
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad
Highth Street
Union Depot
Missouri Pacific
Osawatowle
Kas
Woodrow Wilson to Address Lawyers in Chattanooga
Woodrow Wilson will speak at the thirty-first annual American Bar Association convention in Chattanooga on The Lawyer and the Community. The opening session featured President Chas F Libby delivering the annual address with Baron Uchida to discuss legal education in Japan. A tax conference in Milwaukee opened with Ablen R Foote presiding, drawing hundreds of taxation officials from across the U S and Canada. The Wisconsin event followed by races for speaker of the house with three candidates named Holder Burwell and Hopkins.
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Woodrow Wilson
Chattanooga
Tenn
American Bar Association
Chas, F. Libby
Portland
Aldermaine
Princeton University
Baron Uchida
United States
Japan
Milwaukee
Wis
Ffourth International Conference of State
Ablen R. Foote
Ohio State Board of Commerce
Canada
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