Patterson Wins in Tennessee Judicial Tickets Contest
Nashville Aug 4 The independent Democrat won the statewide judicial contests in a fiercely fought race. List of judges: Supreme Court Eastern John K Shields D L Lansden Western Matt M Nell State at Large W Beard Grafton Green Civil Appellate Eastern H Hughes Middle Joseph C Higgins S Wilson State at Large Frank P Hall John M Taylor A 40 000 majority claimed by Patterson backers with Democrats predicting 10 000 to 18 000 fewer votes on appeal Includes mentions of Patterson and anti Patterson factions and prohibition element.
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New Short Line Linking Atlanta and Chattanooga
Chattanooga Tennessee August 4. Under the Chattanooga Southern railroad reorganization Newman Erb and associates acquire center, with plans for extensive improvements to create a direct link to Atlanta. A Rome and Northern connection will join LeeBoard Air Line, connecting Chattanooga and Atlanta. Directors include W M Madden and J M Dittenhoefer.
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McNalley Defends Hoke Smith Campaign Faith
W G McNalley denounces Reuben Arnolds charges and asserts enduring support for Hoke Smith. He describes his shift from Brown to Smith as based on Brown’s actions, cites advocacy by Smith campaign leaders, and notes his role drafting a Gwinnett Journal card at editor J C Flannagin's request. Continued on Page Ten.
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Brown Columa Seeks to Discredit McNelley as Hoke Smith Ally
Reuben Arnold chair of Fulton County Hoke Smith Club replies to W G McNelley article in The Gwinnett Journal denying McNelley ever supported Smith. Arnold accuses Brown campaign manager Ed Maddox of fear, claims Maddox misrepresents issues, and portrays McNelley as a true Smith supporter while alleging propaganda tactics to boost Brown.
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Death Knell for Uncle Joe Heard in Beverly
Beverly mass August four Colonel Whitem H Nelson owner of the Kansas City Stax called on President Taft at the president’s cottage after noon. He refused to discuss politics but an earnest conversation about recent events followed. Nelson and Taft have been friends for a long time. The Kansas Kansser and Iowa results were discussed as a chorus to the talk. The heart-to-heart was not broken. Continued on page three.
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Georgia Values Grow as Tax Rolls Expand in 1910
Georgia’s 1910 tax values rise by 22,119,586 with 44 counties not yet reporting. Fulton, Chatham, Richland, Bibb and Sumter projected large increases. 11,646 dogs reported. 16 counties filed returns yesterday. County totals show uneven gains across Bryan, Bulloch, Brooks, Colquitt, Effingham, Hancock, Morgan, Pike, Terrell, Telfair, Tift, Ware, and others.
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Georgia Trip by Scout Car Ends Historic Tour
The Buick Scout Car completed a two week four day journey around Hesmtate last night returning to Atlanta. Frank Weldon reports the trip covered about 1176 miles with additional side trips included. The tour highlighted demonstrations near the Constitution building and drew cheers from locals as it wrapped up the Novembari route.
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Judde Longley for Joe Brow Bold Georgia political clash unfolds
Judge Longley attacks Hoke Smith in The LaGrange Graphic issued from Brown headquarters. He accuses Smith of autocratic motive and warns the public of another Smith administration, claiming farmers and business leaders fear a new term and urging support for Brown. A separate report covers Mayor Gaynor’s New York police critique.
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Record of Philadelphia to Danbury balloon flight
Dr. Thomas Edwin Eldridge and Welch Strawbridge completed an eleven hour balloon flight from Philadelphia to Danbury, reaching heights up to 15,100 feet. The voyage, noted as the longest ever made from Philadelphia, lasted eleven hours with a top altitude of 15,100 feet.
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McCord Denies Hoke Smith Engagement Rumor
McCord called the Constitution office last night to deny a circulating report in Atlanta that Hoke Smith was again to speak tonight at the Auditorium Armory and would also appear in Macon. He urged denial and stated Mr. Smith will speak tonight and in Macon.
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Spain Orders Troops to Field Amid Clerical Defiance
San Sebastian reports an insurgent movement and priests alleged to be distributing arms to the people defying government orders on demonstrations. The story notes continuation on Page Two and dates the dispatch to August 4.
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Local Showers and Variable Winds in Georgia Forecast
Local showers are expected in Georgia with moderate variable winds on Friday and Saturday. Temperature range includes a low and high, with mean temperature noted. Normal temperatures and rainfall details are referenced, though some figures are unclear.
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Senator Gore testifies of offered bribe in Washington
In a Denver like hearing in Muskogee Oklahoma Senator Gore related a private noon meeting in which he was offered a bribe of 25 000 or 50 000 to oppose legislation. The funds were to pay a New York syndicate for coal and asphalt lands owned by the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes. Vice President Sherman was named as a party to the deal and Oklahoma Congressman Creager added details of further overtures. Continued on Page Three.
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Advertising Talks Sowing the Seed in Early Groundwork
A speaker recalls farm days teaching the first principles of advertising. He describes plowing rough ground filled with roots and stones, harrowing to smooth the seed bed, and mixing seed with soil, underscoring that advertising begins with groundwork before sowing.
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