Campaign fund issues unsettled at Republican HQ
Treasurer Sheldon Gays Phat discusses campaign finance rules with Frank Hitchcock, noting corporations cannot contribute to national funds. He outlines plans to return previously received funds, with a centralized effort in New York for western states and state offices directing regional activities.
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Sheldon Gays Phat
Corporation
Mody
Taft Sphin
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Georges Ro Shelton
New York
Frank H Hitchcock
National Committee
Congress
Mc Sheldon
Eleton
Taft
Unusually Large Cotton Bales Received at Dawson Warehouses
Dawson Georgia reports a special note that more than 900 bales of new crop cotton reached local warehouses by August 15 signaling a strong forward market. In Americus two hundred bales were sold as fields whiten under drought with fast movement and August sales expected to be heavy. farmers reluctant to sell at present prices.
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Dawson Ga
Dawson
Eltys
Freorgia
Americas
Saffold for Bryan Will Take the Stump in Georgia
Swainsboro special reports Democratic elector Frank H. Safford announces he will vote for Bryan in November as a citizen and elector, despite earlier opposition. He denies offering a Georgia electoral vote shift and defends his loyalty while noting misrepresentations. Correspondence with Fulton Young Men's Democratic League discusses resignation calls and party loyalty amid electoral tensions.
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Swainsboro
Frank H Safford
Bryan
Tam Frank
Safford
Tes Ani
League of Futen
J R Richards
Chile
Far Chamber
Star Chamber Council
Star Chamber
Lar
Reward Offered for Recovery of Elgin Watch
A reward is offered for the recovery of a large open-face Elgin watch with gold casing and two jewels, Veritas movement, adjusted, case No 7128465, No. S87608%. Contact C. A Dewberry, Miencon.
Prohibition Battle Sparks Club War and Watterson Controversy
Letters from the People discuss the heated clash between prohibitionists and liquor interests, noting threats and harsh rhetoric toward reformers. The piece cites Henry Watterson’s anti prohibition stance and argues that Maine and Tennessee campaigns show how temperance drives mobilize broad support, despite irregularities and backlash.
Pope Home Sold For 25000 In Atlanta Sale
The home of J Wille Pope at 544 Peachtree Street corner Peachtree and North Avenue was sold yesterday through Forrest and George Adair to J Ho Cooper of Athena for 25000. The lot fronts 100 feet on Peachtree and runs 200 feet back on North Avenue. The house features a rose garden and was built by former State Treasurer Wo J f Speer. Mr Pope and family are vacationing in the north Georgia mountains with winter apartments at the Majestic, due to Mr Pope's city business travels.
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J Wille Pope
Peachtree Street
Peachtree and
North Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
J Ho Cooper
Athena
Pope
Wo Jf Speer
Atlanta
Mr Pope
North
Georgia
Why Did Christ Die Subject For Chadwick
The Rev Dr Samuel Chadwick of England will preach at the Tabernacle during Dr Broughton s absence. Sunday morning he speaks on Why Did Jesus Christ Die and Sunday night on The Life of the Indwelling Christ. He also leads Wednesday prayer meetings and conducts a Friday Bible class.
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Samuel Chadwick
England
Tabernacle
Broughtons
Jesus Christ
Christ
Chadwick
Fine concert program at Grant Park today
Wedemeyer’s band offers an afternoon program at Grant Park starting 3:30 and ending 6:30. The bill includes Cavalleria Rusticana, Hungarian Comedy, Intermezzo from Cavalleria, and selections by Waldteufel, with titles such as Monastery Bells and The Skaters.
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Wedemeyer
Wedemayer
Am Tollown
Fkeler Bela
Harris Grand
Toeetlon
Mascagni
Poltel Dante
Scharwenke
Miarion
Waltens
Skatera
Waldten
Emory Endowment Rally by Atlanta Methodists Next Tuesday
Campaigns to raise Emory College endowment to 5000000 progress, with 3200000 still needed. Five prominent Methodists meet at 304-8 Canadier Building to plan rapid fundraising while Garnett Quillian and Dr James W Dickey mobilize statewide support.
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Methodists of
Atlanta
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Methodiata
James W Dickey
Emory
Dickey
Justi
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Gift from Atlanta children brings breaking fate to a drinking fountain
A 9 year old led Alpha Band of Mercy to fund and gift a drinking fountain to Atlanta for men horses and dogs. The fountain lay in rain and gutter until officials intervened. It was moved to water works shops for repair with missing parts ordered, to stand as a monument to tender-hearted childhood.
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Atlante
Mies Ellen
Bernard Wolff
Alpha Band of Mercy
Atlanta
American Humane
Elien
Milas Elabeth
T H Morgan
Band of Mercy
William H. Terrell
Lee Curtin
Peachtree Street
North Avenue
Park Woodward
Waterworks Department
New Orleans Tourists Board Atlanta Jacksonville Run
About 300 New Orleans visitors traveled via the Atlanta and West Point and Southern routes for a 20 dollar round trip to New York. The excursion, offered by Louisville and Nashville, Atlanta and West Point, and the Southern, will end with a Jacksonville-bound trip Tuesday night in two sections, segregated by section for whites and a second for Negroes, no stops between Atlanta and Jacksonville.
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Alanta
West Point
Southern
Washington
New Orleana
New York
Loulaville
Nashville
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Parkmans
Woman attempts suicide over marital troubles in Lindale
Mrs Jessi Maxwell, a resident of Lindale near Rome Georgia, attempted suicide by drinking a bottle of Allens Em Quick. Despondent over marital dissensions and threat of separation as her husband joined the army, she drank the medicine in an effort to end her life. Neighbors and authorities reported she is believed to be out of danger after the act.
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Mra Jessii
Afuilimax
Lindale
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