Realth Board Hears Appeal for Sewerage
A petition presented to the board of health urged that sewer connections be extended to alleys and homes in the Jackson Street to Courtland Street area. Officials cited many houses lacking sewerage and the health risk, with plans to refer the petition to the sewer and drains committee and seek council action to extend mains and require connections where feasible.
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Auch
Crow
Hansen
Suniumu Msonus
Xixtl
Citteena
Jackson Street
Forrest Avenue
Finn Street
Courtland Street
Jentzan
Crew Street
Raweon
Board of Dealt
Agen
Bowes
Wolf
Parsons
Ctty
Haruian
Pine Street
Dackron Street
Rome student earns double honors at state university
Jonn Aul Jones of Rome won double honors at the state university. He placed in the preliminary contest seeking intersociety debate and earned a spot among three. He also won a portion as sophomore declaimer at commencement.
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Nome
Jonnaul Jones
Rome
Livingston Captures Two Counties in Fifth District Contest
Livingston won Campbell by about ten votes and Newton by 37 votes to secure four of the twenty four votes in the fifth district convention. In Newton county J. L. Middlebrooks was elected to the house, while in Campbell C. S. Reid won the race for representative.
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Livingston
Jearried Campbell
Newton
Campbell
Jones Livingston
J. L. Midebrouka
C. S. Reid
James
Mayron
tAlanta
Gediatelet
Fairburn
Campbell County
J. F. Livingston
Hondames
L. Mayson
Jet
Mayson
Pairburn
Nona
Bor
Hono. & Reid
Jefe Langley
Furnson
W. A. Roberts
Newton Tree
Covington
Newton County
Maynon
Middlebrooks
F. D. Ballard
Marbut
J. C. Morgan
Confederate Veterans of
Hia
Augusta
T.ivings Aston
Mallard
Morgan
Tragic Back Yard Fire Claims Miss Sallie Rooks
Miss Sallie Rooks, a resident of 891 Capitol senuc, burned to death while tending a back yard fire. Heat and fumes engulfed her as clothing caught, a brave rescuer named King acted quickly but could not save her. Rooks, once married but divorced, leaves her father Walter Rooks, a brother, and two young children in Conyers.
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Rooke
Charlie Watson
Capitol
Senuc
St Bis Hook
Mia
Watson
King
McRoss
Miss Roos
Harry Poole
Biles Rooks
Walter Rooks
Conyers, Ed
Not to Be Intimidated by Their Worst Threats
Washington April 3. House Democrats press fight against Republican moves to curb President Wilsons policies. Senate Payne sparks record votes as rules shift enabling debate limits. Democrats vow to stay united, Republicans vow resistance amid heated clerical clashes.
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John Corrizan, Jr
Washington
John
Sharp Williams
Joe Hiall
Union Depot
Sesson
Willame
United Democrat
Hough
Clasin’ Villa
Republicana
Democrati
Payne
Cat
Willams
X Auceranion
Yea
May Tatea
Williams
Tie
Mkening
Serena Payne
John Falstaff
Democrata
Hallae
District of ‘Columbia
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Williams for Vice President Nominated by Peoples Party
The Peoples Party convention nominated Thomas E. Watson of Georgia for president and Samuel Williams of Indiana for vice president after two stormy sessions. Nebraska and Minnesota delegates bolted over postconvention nominating tactics, but Bryan support loomed if he secured the Democratic nomination. Debate focused on the money plank and convention phrasing as the day wore on.
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Rt. Loula
United States
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
United Sates
Samuel Whiame
Indiana
Peoples’ Party
Nebraska
Minnesota
W. Bryan
Jay W.W. Forres
Albany
N . Yu
Watson
Weighan
Bryan
Denver
Populletn
Omi
Jo A. Parker
Loutaville
Parker
Walker
Constitution to print substantiated polls for governor race
The Constitution seeks written straw polls from all parts of the state for the Democratic nomination contest between Governor Bmith and Hon Joseph M Brown. Polls must include sender names and addresses and be sent to the Poll Editor at The Constitution. No telephone polls accepted.
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Bmith
Joseph M. Brown
Puch Communications
Addr
Secretary Straus Invited to Visit Atlanta by Georgia Crushers
Telegram from Savannah to G F Tennille notes the Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers Association invites Hon. Oscar S Straus, Secretary of Commerce and Labor, to visit Atlanta next week. President Harper presided at a chamber of commerce meeting selecting Atlanta members to extend the invitation to Straus and his party.
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Oscar 3. Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Savannah
Atlanta
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
M 9. Harper
Association
Chamber of Commerce
G. F. Tennille
Straus
F Tennille
Bavannah. Oe
Georgia Cation Geed Crushers
Azseoctation
Lin
Washington
Savannah Board of Trade Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Savannah marks the twenty fifth anniversary with a Washington delegation visit to invite the President and cabinet members. Only Oscar B. Etrama, secretary of commerce and labor, could attend from the capital due to prior engagements. The event featured rides in fast automobiles used by recent racers and a banquet led by Savannah businessmen and regional leaders. Judge Walter Chariton and Rev Timited om Fuge Four presided at the banquet.
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Savannah
Savannah Board of Trade
Washington
Oncar
Etraua
Commerce and Labor
Atraum
Walter O i Chariton
Sperior Court
Oas Tomstramier
Health Board Pushes Birth Certificate School Admission Law
The Atlanta board of health urged a new ordinance requiring birth certificates for children entering public schools. Doctors were criticized for poor birth reporting, and the plan aims to ensure prompt reporting to improve vital statistics. The proposal was sent to the ordinances committee for drafting before council consideration.
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Law Wim Hequire
Dai
Atlanta
Board of Health
Bernard
Dr. Wolf
Atlanta Constitution
Albania
Harman
Wolf
Council
Avante
Uhia
New York
Ingala
Trickier
Btrickler
Council Et Ores
J. P. Kennedy
Weather Forecast for Washington and Surrounding Area
Forecasts for Washington show Saturday and the next five days with slow rising temperatures. Winds from the north to northeast will be light to moderate, with periods of rain and showers possible. Record low and high temperatures, normal values, and rainfall amounts are listed along with deficits since January.
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Isd
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