Cooper Lambasts Senate Opponents In Georgia Speech
John R. Cooper, candidate for the unexpired Bacon term in Georgia, delivered a two hour attack on his rivals Slaton Hardwick and Felder before about 3,500 at the Auditorium Armory. He ridiculed opponents, praised his own run, taunted The Atlanta Georgian and American, and pledged to press for reform while denouncing entrenched politicians and party favoritism.
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Europe
John R. Cooper
United States
Messia
Slaten
Hardwick
Felder
Mr. Hutchens
Atlanta
Mr. Cooper
Auditorium Armory
C. T. Gibson
Macor
Cooper
Macon
United States Senate
Har. Cooper
Ke Hoke Smith
Joe Brown
Slaton
Little Joe
Hoke Smith
Clark Howell
Colonel West
South Georgia
Mr. Copper
Governor Slaton
Nick Wilburn
Cantress
Jack Slaton
Georgia
Tack Slaton
Governor
Constitution
Journal
Atlanta Georgian and
Sunday American
Senate
Mr. Hearst
Woodrow Wilson
Gooper
Merit
Hapswick
Vic
Mr. Hardwick
Empress — Companies
Parcela Post
Sardwik and
Pelder
W. & A. Depot
Jacke Slaton
Palder
Washington
Underwood
Tom Watson
Champ Clark
Tommy
National Capitol
Mr. Felder
Tom Felder
Brown Fund
Nick
Joy Brown
Hale Smith
Rural Carriers Hold Convention in Washington D C
Senator Swanson Virginia addressed the Rural Letter Carriers convention praising rural delivery support and post road aid. Fourth Assistant Postmaster General Blakely explained rural carrier pay readjustments and cost savings. Delegates discussed salary concerns, Mount Vernon excursion, and a push for carrier contributions to deficits alongside broader federal aid.
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Fred L. White
Washington
Senator Swanson
Virginia
Congressman Sanders
Ell Carrere
Falmer
Wisconsin
James T. Blakely
Department
Reilly
Connecticut
Congress
Georgia
Friends
R. F. D News
Potomac River
George Wrahington
Mount Vernon
America
Rapley
Fowler
W. D. Brown
RF D. News
Brown
No Cabinet Meeting Called By Wilson At White House
President Wilson did not hold a regular cabinet meeting today. He individually summoned cabinet officers to discuss sending questions at the White House.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Night's Eyes and the Mirthless City
A fragmentary verse piece pairs a sonnetlike meditation on night with jagged prose about Germany. It portrays sleepless streets, fear and dismay, and then shifts to a blunt critique of German policy and its impact on travelers seeking homeward passage.
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Cupid
Burglars Ravage Convent And Atlanta Homes
A Friday spate of burglaries and a highway robbery hit Atlanta. The Loretto convent at 278 South Pryor was ransacked while sisters were away. Nearby homes at 244 South Pryor and 201 North Boulevard were robbed of silverware and jewelry. A chase and pistol duel followed a Baltimore place break in, and another burglary occurred at 965 Ponce de Leon avenue. Detectives Gorman and Cochran led the investigation.
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Atlanta
Loretto
South Pryor Street
Augusta
A. Keating
South Pryor
Pallee
Evang
Palmer
RL Tigner
F. L. Tigner
Acron
Ohio
Angley Hotel
Orme Street
R. L. Tignor
Cal
Gorman
Cochran
McKinnie
Boulevard
C. F. Dahms
North Boulevard
Tans Lewis
Baltimore Place
Lewis
H.W. Stephens
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Stephens
Sands & Co
Fourth National Bank
Union Francaise Assists Families of French Reservists
The Union Francaise pledges support for wives and children of French reservists. It asks nonmembers in Georgia to share contact addresses so the society can arrange care and entertainment for those who left to serve in France. Delivered by Prof. Dr. F. Eb May president and Charles Lobidans vice president.
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Union Francaise
F. EB May
Union Francaine
Charles Lobidans
Sepinattot
Sdvicw
Woslos
Hughes
Anderson Family Funeral Notice
The triends of Mr and Mrs J M Anderson and related families are invited to attend the funeral of Mr J M Anderson this Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock from Mt Perrin church with interment in the church yard Carriages will leave the paronry of Harry G Poole at 7 1 a m
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John
Lodge
I.eam
Hemphill Avenue
West Tenth Street
Cid
W. H. Jacks
T. G. Brooks
W. M. Clauom Wofford
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White Sox
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R. 1
Brandon
J. W. Awry
Sec'y and
Treas
Top Elves
Wood Ave
George
Atinota
Sede
Dolly Varden Fiour
Forrest
George Adair
Fourth Street
Columbia
Cambridge Avenue
College Park
Pickett
Grant Park
Jefferson Place
Decatur
Woodside
Sharp, Boylston & Day
Foote & Dav Ey
ES Company
Joel Hunter& CO
Certified Public Accountants
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