Rules Adopted to Govern State Primary Nomination
Georgia Democratic executive committee adopts detailed rules for the August 19, 1914 state primary. It outlines county unit voting, majority requirement, ballot formation, candidate qualifications, and the process for selecting nominees for governor US senators and state offices, plus a September state convention to confirm results and nominate.
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Moecratic
Statehouse
General Assembly
Byery County
House of Representatives
W J. Harris
Alocre Howell, Jr
Fulton County
Atlanta
Georgia
Democratic Party
Congress
Congressional Democratic Executive Committee
Ead
State Senate
Democratic Executive Committee
Sul
United States
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Democratic ‘Executive Committee
Gich County
Thouse
Sama
Sofar
Superior Court
Macon
Georgia House of Representatives
Piles Cured at Home with Pyramid Vile Remedy Trial
Free trial package mailed in plain wrap claims quick relief from piles without surgery. Testimonials cite multiple cures. readers urged to mail for the free coupon and request full treatment boxes to avoid doctors and bills.
Warning by Kidneys Should be Heeded
An old time health ad warns that kidney disease signs require attention. It claims Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy restores kidneys, eases back pain, and normalizes urine. It cites years of fame and urges a trial from druggists with a free sample offer.
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Warner
Safa Remedies Co
Dept
Rochester
Primary Ordered for August 19
Delegates from Atlanta discuss the August 19 primary with motion by Mr Howells, seconded by Hollins Randolph. Toe Hill Hall thanks the committee for Macon convention city arrangements and refreshments led by Mr Campbell. Subcommittee named to report on rules and resolutions. 15 members listed. Debate on county unit plan pits R F Hutchens against Joe Hill Hall over minority representation and fairness of the rule.
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Atlanta
Howells
Hollins Randolph
Toe Hill Hall
Macon
Howell
Randolph
Tia
Campbell
H. Gandrell
EB. Griffith
H. Alen
A. A. Lawrence
W. C. Snodgrass
Hugh Rowe
Paul Turner
A. T. Woodward
F. M. Longley
A. Blackshear
Eschel Graham
T. Memory
J. F. Hayes
W. M. Harner
R. F. Hutchens
Joe Hill Hall
Sena
Panama Tolls Fight Soon Before Senate
Washington April 4 prospects rise that the Panama tolls repeal bill may be reported from the senate committee on interoceanic canals within four weeks. Leaders expect no delay in house action and some see the bill reported without recommendation. Senators consider amendments to senate rules as possible cloture in effect, while others plan to speak on tolls controversy during the week.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
House
Senate
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Land Overman
North Carolina
Smith
Overman
United States
Canals Committees
McCumber Lodge Thoreas
Poindexter
Norris
Queen of Bulgaria to be welcomed in New York society
New York expects the queen of Bulgaria in late May with society opening its doors for a regal visit. Her representative will arrive soon, with semi public receptions and a possible Carnegie Hall address to an invited audience.
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New York
Bulgaria
Carnegie Hall
Washington
Eleanore
Ferdinand
United States
Mieanore
Army
Navy
Wilson
Changes Announced In Hupp Motor Company
President J Walter Drake states Charles D Hastings resigns as general manager of Trapp Motor Car. Hastings remains secretary and advisor while planning an extended trip to support export affairs, now a major profit center. J Walter Drake continues overall supervision and F A Harris becomes commercial manager with expanded duties.
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J. Walter Drake
Charles D. Hastings
Trapp Motor Car Company
Hastings
Hupp Motor Car Company
F. A. Harris
Cram
Georgia Democratic executive committee rivals on tariff reform tribute
The Georgia Democratic executive committee debated ballot rules and a county unit plan. Clark Howell moved a resolution congratulating President Wilson on tariff and currency reform, praising his work onPanama tolls repeal. W J Harris signed as chairman.
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Ior
Howells
Clark Howell
Wilson
Georgia Democratic Executive Committee
United States
Wood-row Wilson
Panama Canal
Otl
W. J. Harris
Big Free Voting Contest Promises $26,000 in Prizes
The Constitution launches a nationwide voting contest offering over $26,000 in prizes including three grand cars a 1965 view to be won in two divisions with nine district prizes and nine Overland five passenger touring cars plus Ludden Bates self player pianos for district winners. Subscriptions drive the awards with a $100 entry earning $10 per $100 of new subs if no prize is won. The campaign stresses equal opportunity for white women within the described territory and promises substantial cash prizes for active participants.
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Atlanta Constitution
Constitution
Atlanta
Ign
Oakland
Gray & Davis
Overland Southern Automobile Company
Cara
Gonatituton
Overland
Ludden & Bates
Court Must Pass On Dentist's Bill
A municipal court case contests a dental bill filed by Dr. J. O. Seamans for 498 dollars. The large charges cover extensive work on M. Karp of Mitchell Street, including bridging twenty teeth, nerve and root extractions, fillings, and root fillings. Karp contends the bill is about two hundred dollars too high and offered to settle for half, which the dentist refused, leading to legal action.
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J. O. Seamans
M. Karp
Mitchell Street
Karp
Smith installed as commandant at West Point academy
Colonel Morton F. Smith, newly appointed commandant of cadets at the United States Military Academy, arrived yesterday and began duties today at West Point New York. He has previously served on duty on the southern border.
Taft to Speak at Dedication of Archibald Butt Memorial Bridge
Augusta Ga April 4 William Howard Taft will be principal speaker at the April 14 dedication of a memorial bridge to Major Archibald Butt marking the second anniversary of Butt death in the Titanic disaster. Addresses by P C Johnson and Carter Keene of Temple Noyes lodge Washington D C follow. The program includes national anthem, prayers, poems, and a bridge presentation by Dr M Ashby Jones on behalf of the Archibald Butt Memorial Association.
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William Howard Taft
Archibald Hutt
Major Butt
Taft
P. C. Johnson
Carter Keene
Temple Noyes Lodge of Masons
Washington, D.C
Washmeton
D.C
Addre
Achibald Willingharma Butt
Mason Oahu
Washington
M. Ashby Jones
Archibald Butt
Premier McBride Offered High Commissioner Position
Vancouver April 4 Sir Richard McBride premier of British Columbia has been offered the position of high commissioner for Canada in London It is said he will accept The appointment if made will take effect May 2
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Vancouver
B. C
Sir Richard McBride
British Columbia
Canada
London
Richard
Knowlton Danderine Promises Dandruff Free Hair Cure
An old advertisement touts Knowlton Danderine for dandruff itchy scalp and hair loss. It claims a 25 cent bottle softens hair adds lustre and fullness within ten minutes and asserts dandruff itching and shedding vanish with daily use. It urges purchasing at drug stores or cosmetic counters.
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Knowlton
Physician Treats Asthma with Morphine Then Addiction Follows
Letter from M. Gordon of New Albany Miss describes a six year struggle with asthma treated by morphine, leading to addiction. He details self-administration, weight loss, insomnia, and later recovery at James Sanatorium Memphis Tenn where he notes improved health and gratitude toward staff. March 19 1914.
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James Sanatorium
Coe
Memphis
Tenn
James
Canatorium
Walton
MM. Gordon
New Alvany
Miss
James treatment differs for alcohol tobacco from drug cures
A pamphlet promotes Howe remedies for drug alcohol and tobacco habits claiming separate treatments for James prohibition and other addictions. It offers a 32 page booklet with testimonials and instructions, available by sealed mail and home access, with contact details for further information.
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James
Howe
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