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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1914

Page

4

Victory Assured Says A C Newell On Slaton Sweep

Alfred C Newell campaign manager for Governor John M Slaton says the primary will decide the nomination, with counties once doubtful swinging to Slaton. Hardwick’s attacks backfire. Felder’s strength fades. Slaton poised for an unprecedented nomination after a statewide surge.

Alfred C Newell John M Slaton John Wollaton Hardwick Felder Hardwick-Morris Staton Mr Hardwick M. Hardwick Morris Saya Hardwick Mardwick Judge Morris Slatin Tipharetta Cumming Dawsons le Hardwick Slaton Hensel Himsel Slaton Giorgia Washington Georgia Hardy Felter Cam Palenton

S A L Seeks Permission to Discontinue Savannah Montgomery Service

S A L asks Georgia railroad commission to discontinue through night passenger trains between Savannah and Montgomery. Proposal includes two locals: Savannah Helena and Richland Montgomery, with schedules. Hearing set at Atlanta offices on Tuesday August 2 at 10:00 a.m.

Savannah Montgomery Tae Seaboard Air Line Railway Railroad Commission of Georgia Wain Ley Savanna Helena Richland Savannan Helena Savanana Puchland Montgomery Local Richland Dal

Negro Shriners in Atlanta face court ban action

A petition filed by the Yaarab Shrine temple seeks to enjoin a black group calling itself Rebban temple from using Shrine titles and wearing uniforms similar to Shriners. About 90 members are reported with Judge Bills setting the hearing for September.

Yaarab Shrine Temple Atlanta Rebban Temple W Od Forrest Acar Edward M Hater Daid Ashby Ilero Duncan Join ¢ Joiner J 5S Floyd E Argara

Hillman Recovering After Serious Operation

The friends of S T Hileman vice president of Davis Freeman announce he is rapidly improving from a serious operation at St Josephs Infirmary. Indications point to a speedy recovery after an accident weeks ago that prompted the surgeon to urge the procedure.

S T Hileman Davis & Freeman St Josephs Infirmar

Patterson Ambulance Service Noted for Prompt, Courteous Care

Patterson and Son gain strong local reputation for reliable ambulance calls. Prompt arrivals satisfy physicians and nurses who rely on timely service, with well equipped ambulances and courteous attendants ensuring patient comfort and swift transport.

HOM Patterson & Son

Martin Amorous Defends Atlanta Tech Beginning in Letter

Martin F. Amorous of Randolph Anderson’s HQ sends a card to The Constitution defending Henry Grady and Atlanta’s role in founding the School of Technology. He cites fund-raising, land donations, and personal recollections about James Corby and others who supported Tech’s Atlanta launch.

Martin Amorous Massengale Tech Randolph Anderson The Constitution Atlanta Macon School of Technology Henry W Grady Henry Grady Richard Petera Peter Frank P. Rice Peters Sam Inmin JW English At_lanta James Corby TC Hulman Marietta Street James Corley Martin F

Worsham Nominated for Laredo Postmaster Post

President Wilson nominates H. W. Worsham as postmaster at Laredo Texas with August 17 dispatch from Washington. The action names the candidate and specifies the office and location in a formal nomination.

H.W. Worsham Washington Wilson HW Worsham Laredo Texas

Wilson in Message to Ask for War Tax

Washington August 17 The government weighs offsetting customs revenue losses from the European war. The president continued talks at the White House with Senator Simmons as part of considerations for a war tax plan to raise needed funds.

Wilson Washington White House Simmona

Tax plan discussions stalled after brief war notes

Chairman of the senate finance committee and Representative Underwood, chairman of the house ways and means committee, discussed a possible special tax, with no start date set. Treasury will collect revenues to be presented to the president, while outlook on war related manufacturing recovery remained uncertain.

Senate Finance Committee Representative Underwood House Waya and Means Committee Senator Simmons Treasury Congress Treasury Department

Slaton Has Not And Will Not Answer J R Smith

Atlanta based J R Smith, once campaign manager for Joseph M Bristol, releases a strong public critique of Governor Slaton. He cites house and senate journals to accuse Slaton of dodging issues and to compare his conduct with Senator Bacon’s legacy, alleging pact breaches and misuse of appointing and pardoning powers. The column contends Slaton’s twenty year record harms his Senate bid, urging readers to weigh his actions on convict leasing and tax collection against his stated contracts with the people. A White House reply regarding Thomas Hardwick’s Senate bid is noted.

J R Smith Atlanta Joseph Brown Senate Smith Journale Georgia House of Representatives John M. bin Mr Smiths Georgia John M Slaton House United States Benster A. O Bacon Bacon Democratic Party Minore West Citigen Linton Benator Bacon South Georgia Slaton Siston Dalton The House Journal Gee House Journal NnouSe Journal Sea House Journal

Letter to Editor Defends Slaton and Attacks Brown and Hardwick

A Washington letter reviews Georgia politics in 1914. It praises Governor Slaton for his long public service while accusing him of weak positions on tariff and franchise laws. The writer challenges political opponents Brown and Hardwick, cites voting records, and argues Slaton’s record has harmed the state’s finances. The piece frames a presidential-era tug of war over tax policy and land title reforms.

Blaton

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