Hardman Fulton County Club Forms for Governor Bid
Friends of Dr. L G Hardman organize a Fulton County club to back his gubernatorial bid. Headquarters set in Mimball house with a strong campaign structure. Officers include James W Austin president and W S Witham Amos Braselton and many physicians and businessmen on the central and executive committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Hardman
Fulton County
Oftlanta
Hardman
Mimball-house
Putton County
Fulton County Club
James W. Austin
W. S&s
W.F. Jones
Charles F. Benson
J. W. Austin
Amos W. Braselton
Chares F. Hoke
Archibald Smith
J. D. Whaley
Harry Alexander
A. H. Wheeler
Ea, Davison
A B. Christopher
Dunvar Roy
D. L. Nichols
B. W. Torrence
E. & Lyte Frank Sonas
A. Hil
F. @ Davison
Cg.” “McCoy
RD. Smith
W.D. Painter
Joe ‘Broughton
W. A. Griffin
Horace Barnett
B. Richards
EC. Cartledge
S. €. Dinkins
G. & Knott W
EB. Richards
RL Hardman
C. M. Copeland
T. F. Vickey
AE White
German Reservist Pleads For Freedom To Serve His Country
William Blossfield, held in Fulton County Jail for six months on a misdemeanor charge, seeks a gubernatorial pardon arguing German reservists were pardoned in three U.S. states to serve their country during the Franco Prussian War. Attorneys Sim and Von Nunes prepare the petition based on precedent and the threat of desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blossfield
Fulton County
Slaton
Sim and
von Nunes
America
Hutchens Speaks to Voters in Tifton Georgia
G R Hutchens addressed voters in Tifton at noon focusing on opponents records. He criticized Hardwick and backed the county unit plan with an explanation he called the best heard. Hutchens claimed to carry every county in his own congressional district and planned to depart for Waycross afterward.
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Tifton
Hutchens
Hardwick
Warrenton
Hutchens Speaks at Thomas Courthouse For Senate Bid
Rufus Hutchens spoke at the Thomasville courthouse last night in support of his candidacy for the United States Senate. The large audience listened attentively as the speech proceeded and received a respectful hearing.
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Rufe Hutchens
Thomas Courthouse
Thomasville
Lion
Rufus Hutchens
Court House
United States Senate
Lem Park Visits Louisville Voters in Ga Campaign
Louisville Georgia August 14 Special Hon Lem M Park candidate for state treasurer against W J Speer toured the city today promoting his campaign. He conducted a personal canvass and handed out cards to voters. The report notes Eliane’s 94 year old Spencer Mass birth as an early sewing machine inventor precursor to Howe’s 1845 model.
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Louisville
Lem M. Park
W. J. Speer
Eliane
Spencer
Mass
St. Louis
New Cameo Jewelry Arrives In Varied Stone Mountings
To day we are getting in new and pretty goods. There is demand for Cameo jewelry with a vast assortment of stones including Moonstone and Geque Crystal. Prices start from $6.00. A Moonstone ring set in platinum with enamel marking and a diamond studded scarf pin are showcased. Call or write for 160 page illustrated catalogue and diamond booklet.
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Cail
Naval stores operators petition Congress for relief
In Bainbridge Decatur county naval stores workers assemble to urge immediate action from Senator est.Congressmap Park Congressman Edwards and Senator Smith. They collect concerns about business stagnation and demand naval stores be considered in relief measures alongside other commodities. Signed by W. B. Fleming W. E. McDougal C. B. C. Austey and W. Underwood.
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Bainbrings
Ge Uguak
Ieee
CIA
Jnen
Cecator
County
Bainbridge
Congressmap Park
Edwards
Senator Smith
Congress
Decatur County
Georgia
W. B. Fleming
W. E. McDougal
C. B.C. Austey
WO. Underwood
Woodward ashes test denial by L B Jones affidavit
L B Jones a hauling contractor for the New York Destructor company denies Mayor Woodward’s charge that ashes were delivered to the crematory for test purposes. He swears five loads of ashes from Atlanta Ice and Brewing were moved August 6 7 to the crematory and that no coal or coke was shipped. Mayor Woodward says the city intended to haul the ashes and questions the company’s motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Il. B. Jones
New York Destructor Company
Atlanta Ice and Brewing Company
Woodward
Jones
G. Starr Peck
Destructor Company
Hart
City Construction Department
Ing
Two More Plague Cases Found At New Orleans
New Orleans, August 13. Two more cases diagnosed, bringing total to seventeen since the first on June 27. Victims include Herman Schulz, 11, of 1836 Therville Street, and his sister Mrs. Fua. Anthony Gurovich, 32, of 1817 Carondelet Walk, worked at the French Market. Two plague rats were reported, one caught August 8 and another today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
W. C. Rucker
Tulay
Herman Schulz
Therville Street
Tle
F. Bua
Anthony Gurovich
Carondelet_walk
Three of Family Died of Fever in One Month
Buckhead Georgia August 12 Special Mrs W T Rice widow two miles west of here buried her third child within three weeks from typhoid today The first child Hazel 35 died Friday July 31 The second death May aged 13 occurred August 13 and the last death Maude aged 17 occurred last night The family who moved here from North Carolina two years ago had decreased in numbers from seven to three Those who remain are Mrs W H Rice Vincent 21 and Elsie 19
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Buckhead
W. T. Rice
Hazel
Maude
North Carolina
W. H. Rice
Vincent
Elsie
Southern Cattlemen Name Birmingham Next Meeting Place
Meridian Mississippi August 13 The Southern Cattlemen convention chose Birmingham as the next meeting site after a lively contest with Atlanta Shreveport and other cities. F J Kerby of Alabama was elected president Dr Tait Butler of Memphis secretary and the slate of vice presidents included G W Evans Mississippi R D Guisenderry Tennessee RT Parker Georgia RT Northcatt South Carolina Dr Mr Powers North Carolina DF Gray Florida W M Edwards Arkansas M W Rutherford Louisiana R K Bong Kentucky W H Foreman Virginia Hey Stewards Leas Frank Schoet vas etc.
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Meridian
Miss
Southern Cattlemen's Convention
Birmingham
Atlanta
Nicreveport
Birmincham
F. J. Kerby
Alabama
Dr. Tait Butler
Memphis
Mississippi
G. W. Evans
R. D. Guisenderry
Tennessee
Parker
Georgia
RT Northcatt
South Carolina
Mr. Powers
North Carolina
DF “Gray
Florida
W. M. Edwards
Arkansas
M. W. Rutherford
Louisiana
R. K. Bong
Kentucky
W. H “Foreman
Virginia
Hey Stewards “Leas
Prank
Schoeet Vas
Vra
Rattler Bite Fatal for Bufaula Man
Reuben Proctor of near Bufaula died after being bitten by a rattlesnake while at work in the woods. He killed the snake, bound his leg, and sought medical help but arrived too late to counteract the venom.
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Bufaula
Ala
Reuben Proctor
Clayton Antitrust Bill Debate Highlights Labor Liberty
The Clayton antitrust measure dominates senate debate with Senator Ashurst defending labor liberty by organization. He argued workers maintain freedom and independence through unions and collective action amid the antitrust program discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billshington
Hesun
Senate
Nator Ashurst
Hon Jehu Cooper to Speak Tonight at Auditorium
Macon gubernatorial candidate Hon Jehu Cooper address tonight the Auditorium for a short term senate race. Known as Eat Em Alive Cooper he promises sharp critique of Congressman T W Hardwick. A record crowd of 15 is expected to attend.
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Jehu. Cooper
Macon
Fortum
Wea
Cooper
Calla
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Istate
T. W. Hardwick
Hardwick
Hon
John B. Cooper
Edgewood avenue crash injures two in Athens
Two people were injured when a car failed to stop on Edgewood avenue hill and collided head on with another vehicle at South College street. The crash was heard blocks away and recalled a prior Forsyth street collision that injured seven. Athens officers noted the Beavers lodge organized with officers Tu ik Crane president Te O Emory vice president and others. W A Dozier, 65, brother of Captain T H Dozier, died at the Dozier homestead. burial held at the family cemetery with Athens residents in attendance.
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Edgewood
Avenue Hill
South College Street
Everett
Forsyth
Athens Beavers
Athens
Independent Order of Beavers
Tu Ik
Crane
Te O. Emory
W. FL. Thompson
W.A. Harsha
P.M B. Young Davis
5. Coullett
T. A. Cochran
Guardian
M. F. McKinney
Sentinel
C. C. Jones
W. A. Dozier
Oglethorpe Co
T. H. Dozier
Old Dozier
Lower Oglethorpe County
Victoria
Eilen Doxter
Boy Loses Eye Playing War in Back Yard
Gerald Cobble aged years was injured when his brother Robert thrust an umbrella rib through a wall crack while reenacting a European conflict in their back yard at 153 Venable Street. The weapon pierced Gerald's retina and he was rushed to Grady Hospital for treatment.
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Venable Street
Gerald Cobble
Robert
Gerald
Grady Hospital
Lunacy Trial of J D Joiner Stopped by Prohibition
Thomasville Georgia August 18 special The lunacy trial of J D Joiner of Waycross jailed on bigamy charges was not held this week as scheduled. A writ of prohibition from Judge W K Thomas arrived after the jury had been empaneled and the trial was halted.
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Thomasville
J. D. Joiner
Waycross
W. K. Thomas
Superior Court
Joiner
Wilkes
Thomas
Fist Fight on Viaduct Draws Crowd in Atlanta
N. A. Ledbetter, an automobile salesman from Jacksonville, on vacation in Atlanta, fought a man on Peachtree street viaduct after a dispute with two young women. Ledbetter surrendered to police after handing over a gun, later held on a $100 bond for carrying firearms. the other man remained at large.
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N. A. Ledbetter
Jacksonville
Hia
Atlanta
Peachtree Street
Ledbetter
Franklin D. Roosevelt Seeks New York Senate Nomination
Franklin D. Roosevelt, assistant secretary of the Navy, announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate from New York. He warned the New York campaign could decide between reactionary politics and intelligent progress in government.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Secretary of the Navy
United States
New York
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Dixie Furniture Men Trade to South Dixie South Hickory NC
South Dixie furniture manufacturers plan to send a representative to South American markets immediately to shift trade from war disrupted Europe. The Southern Furniture Manufacturers' Association aims to boost exports from American southern factories as Germany Austria and France curb shipments.
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Dixie
South
Hickory
N.C
Germany
Austria
France
Southern Furniture Manufacturers' Association
Thieves Sentenced in LaGrange Auto Theft Case
Two men Barney Hachels and Rufus Brown were jailed for six months after stealing a LaGrange automobile and attempting a getaway. They were caught, examined by officials, and sentenced by Judge Eamundson to imprisonment.
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LaGrange
Barney Hachels
Rufus, Brown
Hedrdinhd
aGrange
Eamundson
Grant Bids Spark Mixed Response At Local Auction
Fragmentary OCR mentions Kryptok glasses described as priceless and comfortable, with references toAtlanta maker Chadiibe Moore and Doris M. Broad at Grant Bids. Details are unclear but imply a local auction or bid event involving eyewear.
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Atlanta
Chadiibe Moore
Doris M. Broad
Trial date set for man accused in 4th marriage case
A man named Thomas faces a formal trial in the Superior Court at Jal for marrying four times. Extrulta signs of infancy appear, and a regular jury will hear the case when the trial proceeds before the court at Pavo.
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Gother
Jal
Warcro
Thomas
Pavo
Georgia Judge Harris Backed by Chorus of Supporters
In Fulton County Georgia a flood of endorsements praises Nat Harris for governor. Lawyers, officials, and business leaders including Colonel Edgar E. Pomeroy, Ivan Allen, Donald Bain, James Hines, Marcellin Anderson, General Andrew West, E F Childress, J H Andrews, Alvin L Richards, J M Hewitt, Ed T Williams, P M Edwards, and H M Wood urge voters to back Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Harris Club
Judge Harris
Edgar E. Pomeroy
Fifth ‘Infantry
Ivan €. Allen
Fielder & Allen
Georgia
Donald M. Bain
Burns Club
Harris
Georgia School of Technology
Nat Harris
Saya
James K. Hines
State Railroad Commission
South
Southeastern Methodist University
Atlanta
Andrew J. West
E. F. Childress
J. H. Andrewa
J. M. Hewitt
Ed T. Williams
U. S. Senate
Senate
P. M. Edwards
State Department of Agriculture
State Capitol
the Order of Railway Conductors
H. M. Wood
Fulton County Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Mr. Harris
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Hardman Club
Amos Bras
Ftom
G. R. Hutchens
Lem Park
Lquisville
Howe
Royalles
Traier& Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
L. B. Jones
Southern Cattlemen
Rattler
Hiararet
Boy Ofs
WAIT
Eiseman Bros, Inc
Eiseman. Bros. Inc
Whitehall
Franklin
D. Roosevelt
U.S
Kryptok Glasses
Marcellin M. Anderson
The
American Investment and Loan Company
W. B. Callaway
Mgr
4Thational Bank
Oxfords
Atlanta, Ga
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