Anderson Draws 1800 at Forsyth Theater in Georgia Campaign Remarks
Hon J Randolph Anderson Georgia Senate president and governor candidate drew about 1800 attendees at the Forsyth theater. Martin Amorous introduced him and defended Atlanta’s Tech School location while noting opposition claims. Anderson urged unity to thwart capital relocation efforts and pledged to safeguard public interests.
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J. Randolph Anderson
Senate
Forsyth Theater
Forsyth
Anderson
Martin Amorous
Harria
Andertson
Atlant
Blartin F. Amorous
Savannah
Amorous
Harris
School of Technology
Atlanta
General Assembly
Flenrry W. Grady
Tech
Macon
Georgia Gubernatorial Hopefuls Debate Records and Platforms
The article outlines a Georgia election scene with candidate Anderson portraying his long legislative service since 1808, defending a clean record and tax-cut stance while critiquing Judge Harris as indecisive. It notes Anderson’s emphasis on a businesslike state administration, positions on capital relocation, and banking interest, plus references to prohibition, traveling men, and Macon papers.
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Cobb County
General Assembly
Ang
Joan Wesley
Pythias
Harris
Haeriat
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Magon
Senate
Anderson
People of Georgia
Marietta
Large Atlanta Party Heads Home From Europe
A from Atlanta cablegram reports a large Atlanta party tour of Europe led by E. C. Stewart will return home August 22. Participants include Judge and Mrs. John T. Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. George W. Brine Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Nunnally Mr. and Mrs. D. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. John T. North Miss Nell Prince Miss Susie Battle Miss Mary Robinson Miss Mazie Thompson Mrs. B. C. Stewart Miss Mary Stewart Miss Elizabeth Blalock John Pendleton Stewart and Angus Perkerson. They visited Glasgow Edinburgh London Paris Amsterdam Cologne The Hague Berlin Heidelberg Lucerne Florence Venice Rome Naples and other cities. The cablegram came from Naples.
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Europe
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John T. Pendleton
George W. Brine
Charles T. Nunnally
D. Kennedy
John T. North
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Mazie Thompson
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Texas Legislature to Consider Cotton Bonded Warehouse Bill
Governor Colquitt called a special session of the Texas Legislature to convene Monday August 24 to consider a bonded warehouse bill aimed at aiding cotton raisers in Texas.
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Austin
Texas
O. B. Colquitt
Georgia manufacturers plan state wide organization meeting
Macon August 17. President W E Dunnody of the Macon Chamber of Commerce calls all Georgia manufacturers to meet in Macon September 24 and 26 to organize a Georgia manufacturers association. Speakers include representatives from the United States and National Association of Manufacturers. A committee led by L P Hillyer of American National bank oversees arrangements. Depot plans for Macon’s new union depot advance toward approval by the mayor and council. Cafe Idecane clash: drug stores seek restaurant licenses to sell sandwiches and related items, restaurant owners protest and expect hearings before docketing cases.
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Railroad Commission
Winburn
Central of Georgia
Southern Railway
Candler
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Joe Billups Leads Newspaper Men on Charleston Isle Trip
Joe Billups arranged a private Pullman car trip for a party of Atlanta newspaper men to the Isle of Palms. The group traveled Saturday night and returned Monday morning, escorted through Charleston by Jamey Beattie and Fitz Fitzgerald. They were welcomed by Charleston Mayor Grace and Mrs. Grace, with attendees including William Oldiknow, Joe Mariontette, Kents Speed, Mike Ciofine, Bil Farnsworth, John Pagchail, Innis Brown, Harlee Branch, and Louie Gregg.
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Joe Billups
Isle of Palms
West Point
Georgia
Charleston
Jamey Beattile
Fitz" Fitzgerald
Policeman Fights Three Negroes in East Thirteenth Street Incident
Bicycle Officer J. D. Freeman confronted three armed suspects in a night shooting in East Thirteenth Street and Piedmont avenue. Evans and Palmer arrived on motorcycles to assist. Two fled, one captured as Julius Anderson of No. 9 Butler Street.
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Palmer
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Kept Their Wedding Secret a Month by Charlie Kemp
Charlie Kemp, stage electrician and moving picture operator, announced to Beulah Dennard's parents that he is their son in law and has been for a month. The couple, who had dated seven years, wed July 19, and Kemp departs next week to join the Norman K. Hackett company in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Kemp is chief operator at the Grand theater.
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Grand Theater
Norman K. Hackett
Grand Rapids
Mich
Brave Woman Grabs Burglar Who Rifles Husband's Pockets
In Macon Georgia on August 17 a woman woke to find a burglar rifling her husband G. Wagon's pockets and grabbed him. The burglar broke free with trousers, several dollars and a $50 watch. Sheriff Hicks later arrested Sims and Ford, two Negroes, recovering loot near a cave behind River side cemetery and leading to the wrecked W. K. Young car found by Winship place.
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Wagon
Wue Sims
John Ford
W. K. Young
Women to push against hostile congressmen at Newport
August 17 report notes a Newport conference planned by the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage on August 29 and 30 to rally support and defeat candidates opposing woman suffrage. The union announced the event today, aiming to strengthen backing for constitutional voting rights.
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Washington
Congress
Newport
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Set of Congressional Candidates Marked for Defeat Preparations
A set of candidates for Congress prepared for defeat and final plans for an invasion of congressional districts will be formalized at a conference. The program hinges on Congress acting on a proposed amendment.
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Vote for Lem Park for State Treasurer
An advertisement urges voters to elect Lem Park as State Treasurer, praising him as a Confederate veteran who is worthy and well qualified and noting he has never before sought public office in his native state.
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Atlanta
Mr. Amorous
Mr. Anderson
Thomas Jefferson
Savannah
Anderson
Lem Park
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