Woodall's Eight Reasons Why For Underwood Seen
Charlies L. Woodall of the first ward, a salesman and secret order man, endorses Oscar W. Underwood. He cites tariff reductions on sugar and wool, farming implements, labor support, and notes Wilson's military bill and stance on initiative referendum recall, arguing high tariffs are unsuitable.
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Charlies L. Woodall
Aales
Secret Order
Oscar W. Underwood
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Underwood
National Guard
Stereopticon Exhibition Draws Crowd at Five Points
An interested crowd attended a Stereopticon show at Five Points last night. The program featured aphorisms, catchy slogans, attractive pictures, and cartoons by Lewis Gregg, with a brass band providing popular music. A rally at the theater Saturday night drew well, and another event is planned tonight from eight to ten o'clock.
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Miss Helen Grigolite's Playing A Feature
Local note highlights Miss Helen Grigolite performing a featured act. Details are scarce but the item marks her as the central attraction for the upcoming program.
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Phoney Bill Cause of Divorce Suit
Lena Pennington files for divorce from J H Pennington alleging constant cruelty after a counterfeit $10 bill caused husband to accuse her of fault. She recalls a Negro man offered the bill at their edge city store and she gave $9.90 in change before her husband claimed it counterfeit. She seeks divorce relief.
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J. H. Pennington
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Thirty Divorces Granted in Macon Superior Court
Macon Ga April 1 Special. Thirty divorces were granted in Macon County Superior Court today with twenty four on the first verdict and six on the second. The cases covered a range of grounds including refusal to cook and head hair issues.
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Lt Waa
J. E. Powers
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J Fenton Gentry Dies at Highlands North Carolina
J Fenton Gentry youngest son of Mr and Mrs J C Gentry died suddenly at a private sanitarium in Highlands North Carolina on Wednesday morning April 17 He was 25 and had begun a promising business career His body arrived in Atlanta with relatives and friends and will lie in state at H M Patterson Son parlors before funeral services at West End Christian Church at 11 o'clock this morning He was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma at Georgia Tech and studied at Guilford College.
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Unclear Fragment Reflects Seasonal Rhetoric
Readable text shows scattered phrases about training, fear, spring, and breezes. The passage is fragmented and lacks coherent events or identifi able subjects to form a definite news item or report.
Motorman Bowman Suffers Then Says Quaker Remedies Cured Him
Bowmen, a 40 year veteran motorman with the Georgia Railway Company, suffered rheumatism for about twenty years. After weeks of agony he sought treatment at Coursey and Munn drug store, tried the Extract and Balm from Quaker Remedies, and within seven weeks claimed full recovery, discarding other medicines as he resumed walking and work.
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Coursey & Munn
Bowman
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