Congressional primary set for June 5 in Georgia district five
The Democratic executive committee fixed June 5 as the date for the fifth district congressional primary and the state primary, with a July 2 convention at the state capitol in Atlanta to nominate a candidate. The plan calls for white Democratic voters who registered by June 5 to vote in the primary, with county committees reporting results and the convention selecting delegates.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Kimball House
Frank Price
Fulton County
Dan McGill
DeKalb County
Harver
Cambell County
H Hutcheson
Clayton County
W S Howard
DeKale County
G Griggs
Douglass County
Thomas
Georgia
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Grarma
Atlanta
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Hon Mark Johnston Campaign Addresses State School Post
Reports from multiple Georgia papers recount Dr Mark Johnston's campaign for state school commissioner. He spoke at courthouses in Polk and Milledgeville areas, praised for oratory, outlined issues on textbooks uniformity, race and school funding, and drew applause and visible support from audiences of local citizens.
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Glenn
Johnston
Conn
Conyers
Judige Candler
Rockdale Superior Court
G R. Glenn
Mark Johnston
Milledgeville
Melton
Germany
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Holland
Georgia
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Rockdale
Athens
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Terrell
Court House
Polk County
Selvor
Albury Herald
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Inc
Elberton Star
Miledgeville
Jeimster
Ac Times
Tose
Lawrenceville
Catarrh Cure Promises Bottle by Rail for £1
Neglected cold leads to catarrh and consumption says Dr Blosser or Blosser and Son. The cure claims a 95 percent success rate, costs £1 per month of treatment by rail, with free samples and self examination guidance. Address given as 320 A Watten street Atlanta Georgia.
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Biieser
Bilosser
J W Blosser
Assertion of R J Glenn license recall and defenses
Georgia state school commissioner G R Glenn defends a permanent state license issued to Professor W R C Farr, recounting board actions, examination standards, and legal provisions. He details correspondence, the Fulton county board, and asserts the license was issued with board support and later recalled to avoid public friction. He challenges Beck’s five charges and pledges to meet any proven misconduct with proof of falsity.
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Grand Opera House
Atlanta
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Urense
Board of Education
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Fulton
Board of Education of
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County Board of Education
Fulton County
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State Board of Education
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Paris
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Farr
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A & Poole E S Morrie
J T Kimberly
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County Board
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Morris and Kimberly
Joseph M .Terrell
Allen C Candler
Wiliam A Wright
Ww Y. Atkinson
Beth
Echoo
Mr. Bect
Ms of Macally
G R Glenn
Beck Charges Glenn In Open Letter From 1902
Decatur Ga April 12 1902 A J Beck outlines charges against State School Commissioner Glenn asserts illegal issuance of state licenses without examinations for Elam Alexander Normal School graduates cites Professor Abbott letter as proof and vows to pursue further investigations unless Glenn retires or replies.
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Iq Elam Alexander Normal School
Glenn
A. J. Beck
Decatur, Ga
Former Georgian Now Mayor of Ionia Mich
John F Bible, once of Dast Point Georgia, elected mayor of Ionia Michigan by near unanimous vote. He has earned esteem in the town since moving there and is mentioned as a likely Democratic candidate for Michigan governor, backed by his Georgia connections and leadership at Tonit Wagon Company.
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Potts
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Terrell
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Terrells
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Ir Terrell
Waycross
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T J. Carling
Carling
Aentleman
Patts
Candier
Park
Ionia, Mich
John F Bibie
Dast Point
Ionie
Mich
John
Ioma, Mich
Iona
John IF Eible
Michigan
Georgia
McBible
Bible
Po Ites
Tonit Wagon Company
Democrats
Jackson Hill B Y F U Rally A Stunning Meeting
The Baptist Young People's Union at Jackson Hill Baptist Friday night drew a large crowd with a varied program. Nellie Forks recited with dramatic flair, Messrs Bouthron and Call performed piano and guitar duets, and Rev Sam Small gave a philosophic humorous address. Refreshments followed as attendees praised the charming evening.
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Jackson Hill
Eeic
Misa
Nellie Forks
Abraham
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