Newell, Hardwick, Felder claim decisive county leads in Georgia race
Alfred C. Newell says Slaton will carry 103 counties while Hardwick claims 81 with 218 convention votes. T. S. Felder asserts he will go into the convention with more votes than any opponent. Each campaign presents county tallies and district totals to support their claims.
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Newell
Slaton
Hardwick
Felder
Fulton
Hardwicks
Georgia
Senate
Spola
T S' Felder
Many Speeches Made For Mr Anderson Across the State
Friends of Randolph Anderson filled the state with support as four speakers voiced his candidacy. James R. Grant addressed a large Alvano audience and boosted his favor. John W. Bennett spoke in Valdosta outlining the platform and votes. Carl Hutcheson spoke in Hawkinsville while others were slated in Newnan, Luthersville, and Greensboro with Hazlehurst planned Monday.
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Randolph Anderson
James R. Grant
Alvani
Anderson
Valdosta
John ‘W Bennett
Waytross
Carl Hutcheson
Atlanta
Hawkinsile Basy
Attorme
Ewnan Lutherville
Greenside
Grant
Hazlehurst Monda
Valdonta
J Randolph Anderson
Hoke Smith
Senate
Sandidates
J W Benett
Waycross
Mr Anderson
Roscoe
Mangum Predicts Anderson Wins Georgia Governor Race
Walter Mangum of Savannah, manager for Randolph Anderson, predicts Anderson will be Georgia’s next governor on the first ballot. He cites steady support, mainly from South and North Georgia, and says friends of other candidates are conceding defeat as campaign momentum builds toward the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mangum
Savannah
Randolph Anderson
Anderson
Georgia
Mangum
A Anderson
Anderegon
South Georgia
North Georgia 1S
Vic Anderson
Big Anderson Rally at Forsyth Monday
Randolph Anderson plans a major Atlanta rally at Forsyth Theater Monday night. He will address issues, present his record, and compare opponents. Martuy Amorous and Albert Howell Jr. will speak in support. A large audience is expected with seating in lobby areas and music planned.
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Randolph Anderson
Forsyth Theater
Atlanta
Vetera
Georgia
Mr Anderson
Martuy Amorous
Fulton County Anderson Club
Albert Howell Jr
Anderson
Abe
Fulton County
Forsyth
Announce polling places for state primary August 19
County committees list polling sites and hours for city zones and country districts for the August 19 state primary. Polls open 7 am in city areas and 8 am in country districts, with closing times 1 pm in cities and 1 pm in country precincts. Multiple ward by ward locations named, turnout rules stated, and vacancies noted.
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Haat Point College Park
Hapeville
Tabernacle
Stovall
Faith's Crossing
Tucker & McMurray's
Oakoana City
Blewart Avenue
Battle Hill
Gordon Corner
Hunter Street
Pope
Ward
Plackhall Dietelct
Tucker & McMurray
Bryant
Brady
Minhinnita
Cook's District
Marietta Street
Corvier
Darsey’s Wagons and Modernizing Auto Bodies
Darsey Mays claims twenty years of wagon making with modest profits and honest effort. His plant has not surpassed rivals but he plans to cut down costs and modernize old auto bodies. He offers auto springs and invites customers to send their old wagons to J. W. Darsey in Macon Georgia.
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Darse
Darsey Nes
Darsey
Darcey Mays
J. W. Darsey
Macon
Sweeping Victory Claimed by Terrell in Campaign Rally
A statement from J B Terrell of Brown headquarters claims Governor Brown will win decisively on the 19th. The message portrays Brown’s campaign as strong across counties, opposes Senator Smith, arraigns alleged tactics by the opponent, and asserts broad support from rural and farmer blocs amid calls for rapid, safe legislation and opposition to negro office appointments.
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J B ‘Terrell
Brown
United States
Smith
Sixth death caused by bubonic plague reported in New Orleans
New Orleans August 15 reports confirm the death of Ching Bam an aged Chinese worker from bubonic plague the sixth fatality since the first case on June 27 The case was of the septicaemic type and the second such case found in the city Several plague infected gates have been captured near 911 Toulouse Street as authorities expand control measures.
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New Orleans
Ching Bam
Ching
Toulouse Street
Political rallies sweep Georgia in August campaign
Governor Slaton spoke to 400 Lavonia voters in a packed school auditorium while Governor Sinton toured Carnesville and Toccoa. Thomas W. Hardwick, J Randolph Anderson, and Thos S Felder barnstorm across towns like Newnan Monticello Hartwell and Griffin drawing large crowds as a heated senatorial and gubernatorial battle unfolds across counties.
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Slaten
Lavonia
Avons
Blanton
Senate
Newt Morris
Sinton
Toccoa
Carnesville
Carnedville
Curtis
Bainbridge
Staton
Hardwick
JD Price
Price
Bis
Newnas
Newnan
Thomas W. Hardwick
United States Senate
Tojay
Jines
Congress
Cotton Crop Situation Committee Action Amid War Disruptions
A fifteen member committee chaired by Robert F. Maddox, appointed by W H Kreigshaber, met twice to evaluate the cotton market impact from the European war. They urged government aid through Aldrich-Vreeland currency adjustments and bank support, proposing amendments to circulation notes secured by cotton, government deposits to Georgia banks, and immediate transport measures, while praising southern senators and Treasury responses. Senator Smith pledged cooperation with the committee’s recommendations.
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Oy W H Kreigshaber
Chamber of Commerce
Robert F. Maddox
John K Ottley
Fourth National Bank
Armor
Aldrich-Vreeland
Georgia Banka
Parasramediatsty
Georgia
Indores
Treasury Department
Smith
Pilgrims Progress Theme At Park Presbyterian Sermon
Reverend William Danson delivers the morning sermon at Onulewood Park Presbyterian Church today. The theme centers on Pilgrim's Progress as part of the church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Danson
Onulewood Park Presbyterian
Donalson Pressed To Succeed Akerman As District Attorney
Washington reports Earle M. Donalson of Bainbridge likely appointed district attorney for the southern district of Georgia by President Wilson next week. An early Monday meeting between Senator West and the president was planned to discuss qualifications. Senator Hoke Smith is not expected to oppose. Donalson, age 36, is a University of Georgia alumnus and lawyer with political experience, praised by Judge Park as studious and industrious and viewed as a strong fit for the federal post.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Earle M. Donalson
Bainbridge
Wilson
Georgia
White House
Seidg
Senator West
Hoke Smith
Thun
Donalgonsis
McReynolds
John H. Donalson
South Georgia
University of Georgia
Man
Louisa M Gordon
Atlanta
Erle Donalson
Linda. Gordon
Gordon
Frank Park
Donalson
Roscoe Luke
Thomanville
Judge Park
Carriers Name White for Vice President
Washington locust 16 Special Saturday was day at the national rural invention 2 Bae Teas th 616 pom white jon was required to conclude bromram Several prominent com ssimen ad drcated the convention Among them was Congressmen Burk of South Da Kat He said he failed to see any reason why all carriers did not unite with their association because of the great good the association had ac complished for the advancement of the carriers and the service With a united front greater advancement would result The election of officers and the se lection of the next convention con sumed the greater part of the ses sion The Georgia delegation were Un etinted In their praise of The Consti tution Which enabled them to elect one of their members the editor of the RFD department as national vice president Officers were elected President Geo W Kime Missouri Le White Georgia vice president LH Wilson Minnesota secretary L P Canmarn Ohio treasurer Executive board I M Onyett Indiana Alfonso Russell Mississippi Jonny Smith Michigan The next convention will be held at Detroit Mich
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Washington
Burk
South Da‘Kat
Georgia
RFD
Geo W Kime
Missouri
le White
LH Wilson
Minnesota
L. P Canmarn
Ohio
I M. Onyett
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Harawick
Mc” Felder
Kimball House
Zvep
Alpred C Newell
Jonn M Slaton
MR. Anderson
F. Woolley CO
Cooper Street
Albert Howell, Jr
Martin F. Amorous
Terrell
Ayn Cinta Ie Richenlona
Hokesmth
Lounties
Goerno
Stength
Guverid
Tha Amus
Mulin
Browns
Senator Hokesmith
Lincoln Johnson
Hugh Dorsey
Hese
Tennille Hawevac
Dorsey
la- Grange
Cartersville
Marietta
Barneavilla
Jao Pisuss
Greensboro
Senola
Joseph James
Ayetteville
Alpharetta
S J Cowan
O & Levert
Henry Beilingrath
Senator Off
Senator Smith
Frank
Hastings
Hardman
Elberton
L G Hardman
Waycross Ga
iSpesal
Thiry
John W Bennett
Jooreship
Wascross Circuit
T A Pakers
Blaton
WS Booth
Manor
Ware
Daily Journal
Harris
Sparta
Nat EB Harris
Drummers
McDaniels
Tech
Hutebeng
Baxley
Baxley Ga
Fion
RfMatchens
Appling
Tha
Hutchens
Felders
L. G Hardman
Steve Brielton
Monticello
Thos S. Felder
Blanton McElheney
Jasper County
Artisens
Linton
Covington Et Cumming
Cumming
Covington
Huka Smith
Joe Brown
Griffin
House of Congress
Democratic Party
T S Felder
Pilgrim’s Progress
Akerman
U. S
Quim
Wlcome,inc
Carriers
White
R. F. D. Department of Constitution
Detroit
Mr. Geerree Kiet Freeney
Spartacus
Kate Small Mn
Evania
William Oldknow
Gabrielle D’annunzio
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