Henry Jackson Defends Georgia Taft Delegates
Henry S. Jackson, Georgia collector of internal revenue, refutes Ormsby McHarg’s charges aimed at overturning Georgia Taft delegates for Roosevelt. He asserts Georgia conventions were regular, lawful, and pledged to Taft, with no corruption or bribery. He cites prior Roosevelt and Taft delegate history and denounces McHarg’s affidavits as misrepresentation.
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Henry S. Jackson
Internal Revenue
Georgia
Ormsby McHiarg
New York
Atlanta
Chicago
Roosevelt
Jackson
Taft
McHart
Ormsby
Jana
State Central Committee
Repubican National Executive Committee
Blood Trouble Victory Prompts Americus Testimony
Mr C J Christian of Americus Georgia describes severe blood problems with minor sores and boils. After trying many salves unsuccessfully he credits K E B P T with healing sores and boils, leaving only scars, and urges others with impure blood to use it.
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C. J. Christian
Americus
Blanchard
Free Moving Pictures in Atlanta Parks Proposed by Chamber
The Atlanta chamber of commerce proposes free afternoon and evening motion pictures in city parks this summer. Harry L. Schiessinger will chair a committee to perfect plans, with Wilmer L. Moore credited for the idea. Other ideas include summer band concerts to draw thousands to the parks. A separate note mentions six outlaws executed in Pekin for the murder of Bert Hicks of Oshkosh, Wis., who confessed to the crime.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
United States
Harry L. Schiessinger
Wilmer L. Moore
Schlessinger
Pekin
Bert Hicks
Oshkosh
Wis
Cuticura Remedies Advertises Skin Cure Claims
Montgomery ad touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment as the solution for an itchy scalp, facial sores, and scalp conditions. It includes testimonial notes from T. M. Hays about clearing head itching, a leg sore healing, and children’s scalp health after using the products. The notice urges daily use and mentions prices and Shaving Soap.
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Montgomery, Ala
T. M. Hays
Cutlcura
State Normal School Holds Founders Day in Athens
Founders day at the State Normal School was observed with several addresses this morning starting at 11:15. Chancellor D C Barrow spoke on the Old Rock College and the Summer School, followed by Miss Annie Linton remembrances and Miss Ida You on dormitory life at the Norman. Prof D L Earnest discussed the organization of the normal and President E C Branson spoke on the school's growth.
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Athens
State Normal School
Old Rock College
D. C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Annie Linton
The
Norman
Ida You
Italian Wife-Beater Roars in Athens Court Meltdown
In Athens on April 17 John Incota an Italian man faced a maximum police court penalty of six months or 200 dollars after being found guilty of beating his 14 year old wife and attacking his grandmother in law who fired at him to defend herself He roared screamed and collapsed in court drawing a crowd and prompting the mayor to lament that life in a gang could not be imposed
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B. J. Davis
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Johnson
Gleason
Hess
Davis
McHare
Fulton County
Ilegal
Morover
Roosevelt
Taft
Omer
McHarg
A. Graves
Republican State Central Committee
State Central
Athens
John Incota
Royal Arcanum Council Banquet at Quitman Georgia
Quitman Ga April 17 Special delegates of the grand council Royal Arcanum of Georgia attended a banquet by Brooks Council at Hotel Marion. Hon 8 M Brincon deputy supreme regent of Newbern N C Judge Richard Yasell of Winder Hon J B Di Can Georgian Judge T ville and others toasted. About 150 delegates enjoyed the elaborate menu as reports from standing committees and officers indicated the order is in good condition. Rain blocked an afternoon automobile tour of points of interest. Election of officers for the coming year will be the main feature.
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Quitman
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum
Georgia
Brooks Council
Hotel Marion
M. Brincon
Newbern
N. C
Richard Yasell
Winder
J. B. DI
Tville
Waa Toag
B. Bennett
Ous
Brooks County officers elected in Quitman primary
Returns from eight of ten districts show Judge W W A May renominated over M H Eason by one vote. J H Wade, Quitman police chief, leads Sheriff Renfroe by 443. Warren Cone third party polls small. W W OB Warden leads J W Phillips by 268 with Morven district to come. Knight, Long, and Herts unopposed for clerk treasurer tax collector. FF B Walker re elected commissioner from Fourth district over Queene Hodges. J R Carter renominated commissioner from Second district without opposition.
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Quitman
W.W. A. May
M. H. Eason
J. H. Wade
Sherif W. R. Renfroe
Warren Cone
Warden
J. W. Phillips
Morven
Phiilips
Phillips
Shirden
W. R. Knight
Long
W. Herts
FF. B. Walker
Barney
Queene Hodges
J R. Carter
Inte
Grooverville
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Pace’s Ferry
Habersham Road
R. F. Maddox
Johnston
Linton C.ihhopkins
New Street
Habersham
City Water
Rolf Sims & Co
4Th National Bank Building
B. M. Grant & Co
Grant Building
Steve R. Johnston
H. Kiser
Henry Jackson
M’harg
Teft
Weorgia
White House
Mr. McHarg
Thia City
McHary
Henry Lincoln
Arthur
Buntington Gleason
the Colter
Ketterer’s
Excelsior
Queen Mantel & Tile CO
Weet
Mitchell Street
Royal Arcanum Council
Mia
Fulton
Brooks
W. L. Douglas
W. Douglas
Brocktony Mass
Ihe
Douglas Store
Peachtree Street
Trust and Investment Department
Central Bank & Trust Corporation
Candler
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