Voting precincts and street locations listed for city wards
The report details polling places by ward and precinct, naming streets and buildings such as Fraser, Marietta street, Sixth Ward Precinct A, North street, Phillips Grew building precinct B, and others. It notes vacant houses and stores serving as locales in districts Battle Hill Blackhall Cook's Edgewood and South Bend, plus country precincts using justice court rooms or long used sites.
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Fraser ‘Saped
sFourth Ward
Asse- Edge Avenue
Marietta Street
Sixth Ward
Phillips Grew
Srabernacle Place
Oscar’ H. Starnes
Seventh Ward
Yee Street
Gordon Street
Lucile Averue
Battle
Eighth Ward
Fenth
Peachtree
Berry's ‘Court
Glenn Street
Battle Hill
Hunter Street
Blackhall
Capitol View
Fulton voters to pick Democratic nominee and county offices
Fulton county residents will vote tomorrow to express their choice for the Democratic presidential nominee and to name candidates for county offices. Polls open at 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the city and in East Point Hapeville College Park and Blackhall, with other precincts opening 8 a.m. and closing 3 p.m. A single ballot will be used.
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Fulton County
United States
East Point
Hapeville
College Park
Blackhall
Cartersville mill manager found dead in room
J W W Brown a well known Cot ton mill manager and civic figure of Cartersville died suddenly after leaving a room complaining of heat. He sat upright and died. He came to Cartersville from Dalton years ago. Survived by wife and six children all living at home except a married daughter. Instructed for Taft at convention. In Louisiana F W Green and W P Insley elected delegates for Taft at the fifth district republican gathering.
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Cartersville
J. W.W. Brown
Knights of Pythias
Brown
Dalton
Taft
Tallulah
F. W. Green
Lake Providence
W. P. Insley
Delhi
Louisiana
Ballot slate lists four presidential names and county races
The official ballot shows four presidential candidates Champ Clark Judson Harmon Oscar Underwood and Woodrow Wilson. County contests include Ordinary Marcellia Anderson vs John R Wilkinson Tax Collector Charles J Branan vs A P Stewart Tax Receiver T M Armistead vs Press Huddleston County Commissioners two to elect N A Chastain H B W Palmar S S HB Turman and W Thomas Winn Coroner Paul Dionehoo M Y Griggs W H Redwine W D Wilson County officials running unopposed include Sheriff C W Mangum County Treasurer H L Culberson Clerk of the Superior Court Arnold Broyles City Court Judge first division H M Reid City Court Criminal Judge second division A E Calhoun Solicitor Lowry Arnold County Surveyor C S Hobert Total registration in Fulton County 15717 and estimated total vote 9000 to 16000
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Champ Clark
Judson Harmon
Oscar Underwoods
Woodrow Wilson
Marcellia M. Anderson
John R. Wilkinson
Charles J. Branan
A. P. Stewart
T. M. Armistead
Press Huddleston
N. A. Chastain
H. B. W.palmer
S&s
HB. Turman
W. Thomas Winn
Paul Dionehoo
M. Y. Griggs
W. H. Redwine
W. D. Wilson
C. W. Mangum
H. L. Culberson
Campaign meeting at Chastainhall for Underwood race
An event tonight at Chastainhall corner Hempstead Avenue and Tenth Street features Frank In Heralson and Ed T. Williams addressing supporters. Hallowell will preside as Meg Haralson and Williams outline campaign benefits and cost impacts on the common people.
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Chastainhall
Hemp- HH Avenue
Tenth Street
Frank
Heralson
Ed T. Williams
Pehalt
Tabamian
Hallowell
Meg | Haralson
Mr. Williams
Blow at Catholics and Jews Ruins Chances of Wilson
Russell Joseph, a Chicago clothing salesman, says Wilson’s denouncement of Catholics and Jews ruined his electoral prospects. He notes Catholics are bitter toward Wilson and Jews will vote against him, while laborers favor Underwood for better working conditions. Rural support strengthens Underwood’s bid for nomination and election.
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Wilson
Russell Joseph
Chicago
New Jersey
Underwood
Head Teeth and Toenails for Oscar Underwood
Judge O H Puckett endorsed Oscar Underwood for president praising his congressional record and public spirit. He lauded Underwood's character and argued the tariff issue would define the campaign, saying Underwood embodies the Democratic stance and the people’s demand.
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Oscar Underwood
Oscar W. Underwood
O. H. Puckett
Underwood Gaining Votes In North Carolina
L C Weims of Asheville reports Underwood leading in North Carolina. He cites eastern districts as favorable, mountainous areas sparsely populated, and predicts victory with widespread southern support. Weims says only Wilson supporters remain near mountains while Underwood gains thousands of voters in the state.
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Underwood
North Carolina
North Caroline
L. C. Weims
Asheville
N. C
Wilson
Mr. Weims
Charolotte
New Jersey
E Heave
South
Underwood Gaining Ground Among Northern Democrats
J Warren Jones of Marshall Field & Co. reports strong For Underwood sentiment in northern states. He claims Indiana will back the Alabamian if nominated and he can carry Ohio Missouri and New York. Most northern primaries have occurred but delegates largely free from binding instructions.
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Underwood
J. Warren Jones
Marshall Field & Co
Imperial Hotel
Jones
Mississippi Valley
Indiana
Mr. Jones
Ohio
Missouri
New York
Underwood Seen as Democratic Champion in tariff fight
Atlanta attorney Marcus McWhorter tells The Constitution he backs Underwood as the logical Democratic nominee for the coming campaign. He calls Underwood the leading advocate for a tariff revision as the key issue and argues the tariff should be for revenue to reduce living costs and curb trusts.
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Underwood
Democratic Party
Marcus McWhorter
Atlanta
The
Constitution
Mr. McWhorter
Roosevelt
Wilson
Bryan
la Follette
Underwood Has New York Won Declares Amos W Braselton
Amos W Braselton, a prominent Atlanta druggist, says New York already backs Oscar Underwood. He argues Wilson’s rival appeal to New Yorkers will favor Underwood in the Democratic campaign. He notes New Yorkers reportedly prefer Underwood over Taft and Roosevelt.
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Underwood
New York
Less Than 200 Hear Hardwick in Rome Ga
Congressman Thomas W. Hardwick spoke to fewer than 200 people at the Rome opera house in support of Woodrow Wilson. A brass band toured the streets to drum up attendance, but turnout was disappointing and many left early. The tone reflected Wilson campaign struggles in a small crowd.
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Rome
Thomas W. HardWick
Opera House
Woodrow Wilson
Mrs. Wilson Club
Wilson
Local Lady Claims Miracle Cure by Quaker Extract
A Georgia resident describes a remarkable recovery after using a Quaker Extract remedy. She reports rapid improvement from severe stomach ulcers and related ailments, claiming total cure after completing the treatment and urges others to try the drug to verify the results.
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Gate City Dental Rooms
WHO and
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W.L. Douglas
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Douglas Shoes
W. L. Giaz
Brockton
Peachtree Street
Asuanta
Advanc
S. Ewo
CIEY
Suburhs
Advanor
Waderwood
White House
Judge Puckett
Underwoold
Weims
North
Alabama
Gotham
Webster
Mass
Demayns
Shiter
Wate
Wm. J. Burns National Detective Agency
Canada
Ia.b.a
Rome Falls
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust CO
Grant Building
King
King Hardware Company
Peachtree St
Whitehall St
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