Bryan Campaign Shifts To Organize Democrats
Chicago dispatch reports Democratic leaders finalize plans for Mr Bryan to campaign coast to coast. National committee, backed by Chairman Mack, pushes club organization, literature distribution, and precinct turnout while Bryan tours and prepares speeches on tariff and other issues for key states including New Jersey Delaware Maryland and West Virginia.
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Uae
Wipp
Thomas H. Tibbles
Thomas Watson
Manufacturers’ Bureau
P. C. Burns
Chicago
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John W. Clifton
Nashville
Tenn
Jer
National
James Kerr
Pennsylvania
Indianapolis
Jonn W. Kern
Atlanta Photo Engravers Union Annual Barbecue at Copenhill
Atlanta Photo Engravers Union No 26 holds its second annual barbecue at Copenhill hosted by President Carter. The skilled engravers supply printing imagery for the city, making newspapers and magazines richly illustrated. The accompanying photo omits the barbecue scene and notes the bottles are not spring water.
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Atlanta
Photo Engravers’ Union
Copenhill
Atlanta Photo Engravers
Carter
Copen
Panphiets
Ilke
Sinte
Society Notes Highlight Guests Visiting Washington and Nearby Towns
Washington society highlights include Mr and Mrs Len Wingfield of Augusta visiting Washington friends this week. Misses Km and Maude fireen are in Atlanta, while Mr and Mrs Robert Grier Martin of Clarkston are guests of Boxee Fickien before returning to Georgia. Various other locals host or visit friends in Atlanta, Nashville and Savannah, with multiple social gatherings described, including a camping party at Anthony Shoals and a bridge gathering.
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Atlanta
Robert Grier Martin
Clarkston
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Harry Jones
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Kathleen Hal
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Nashfie Tenn
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Harry Sudiow
Aiken
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Annie England
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Tignatl
Edwin Burdett
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Meridian
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Reba Irvin
Misa Mare Irvin
N Henderson
N.C. Fudge
Hamilton McWihnorter
Athens
Misa Marie Seymoure
A. F. Marper
SR. Bankton
Burman Bankaton
Culloden
H.R. Neallas
Hudson
Thompson
Lenora
Laura May Trayis
Stockbridge
Annie G. Thompson
Mattie Armentrout
Ashburn
Bankston
T. A. Eensure
AL Sloan
Carr Mayo
New York
Hugh M. Hutton
LaTrelle Hutton
Cornelia Hutton
Savannah
G. W. Bryan Mies Vucllermichael
Mary Harkue
Jackson
Alia B. Carmichael
Ruth
Ruby Walker
Lauthereville
Ruth Cousins
Griffin
Mra.ec. W. Bankston
Agnes Dunn
J. G. Craft
Hartwell
Missa Norine Cooper
Jonesboro
Mattie Herring
Tailan Falla
Alanche Harrison
J.T. Quililan
Franklin Springs
Lula Ash
W. W. Stark
Orta Pittman Stark
Texas
C. D. Stark
M. BE. Sheppard
Misa Genie
Gainesville
A. B. Deadwyler
Biberton
Ossie Willa
Winder
C. C. Neal
Emma Stapler
Nacoochee Valley
Ming Haliie Stapler
Rutledge
Henry Porter
G. Harber
Mitthe Carson
Mountain City
Marie Harber
Clarkeville
Four Little Coppers and a Smile Club Mystery
Station Sergeant W. M Mayo is said to join the Smile Club after reports of a tiny visitor on McDaniel street August 7. Other notes include J. W Mashburn’s cheerful home arrival, Bicycle Officer Damen Jackson’s prize, and a quiet courthouse wedding of Miss Cela Caraway to Mr William Hines. Police report a growing near beer issue, a wolf sighting near Chestnut and West Fair streets, plus a humorous jailhouse tale of a one-legged man seeking lodging.
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Tie Pome
McDaniel Street
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J. W. Mashburn
Pulliam Street
Damen J. Jackson
Hroyles Street
J. W. Patterson
Jennings
Cherokee Avenue
Grant Park
Kate Simtan
Weoth
Cela Caraway
William Jordan Hines
Maron
Misa Carawayda
J.D. Caraway
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Hines
Macon
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A. D. Brannan
T. J. Whitley
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Ayuiry
Lince
Chestnut
West Fair Streets
Pledmort Avenue
Bam Leng
Haslett &Longhievere Police
Poole
iBiarkacone and
Dunton
Sam Long
Politeness by Phone Echoes in Neighborly Call
A vintage anecdote questions whether telephones foster civility. It recalls a neighborly exchange where Mrs Lawrence warns of a son’s mischief and a setter’s diggings, then ends with mutual thanks and a courteous farewell.
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Young
Trade balance for Uncle Sar shows exports exceed imports
Monts money flows to New York as trade and industrial activity expand. August reports note a 30 percent drop in imports and a $179 million surplus, with crops improving and money piling up. Harriman issues rise amid stock market volatility while Rock Island Frisco regrouping looms. copper and metals weaken.
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Stock Exchange
New England
Montana
Harriman
Bouthern-Fé ‘Elfie
Taiget
Rock Island
Frisco
Europe
Mob Wanted Cartwright In Arkansas Lynching Plot
A mob formed at Conway intending to lynch James Cartwright after he killed his wife near Conway. Sheriff J M Brady and a Conway deputy escorted Cartwright to Little Rock to avoid mob violence, lodging him in the penitentiary after authorities moved him out before the mob arrived.
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Little Rock
Ark
Preston
J. M. Brady
Conway
James Cartwright
Thor
Prof Freeman Preaches to Atlanta Deaf Mutes
Prof Freeman of Cave Springs Ga preached to the deaf mutes at St Mark church in Atlanta. About fifty six present the largest deaf gathering in the city. The service included hymn, lesson, sermon on Romans VIII, doxology, and closing prayer. Freeman also lectured on Ben Hur Saturday night and hopes to return to teach the deaf. A separate vignette describes a man singing despite hardship on Cortlandt Street, offering a view of resilience among the urban poor.
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M. Freeman
Cave Springs
Atlanta
SU Mark
Freeman
Albie Lesson
John
Wade H. Davis
Lfe
Graphic Freedom
St. Mark Church
New York City Hosts Thirty One Islands Within Its Bounds
The article notes New York City, though not called the American Venice, contains thirty one distinct islands within its limits. Deep water surrounds these lands, promising vast future shipping facilities and dockage to fuel expanding commerce.
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Venice
National
New York City
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