Pottle Fights Delays and Double Teaming in Georgia Nomination
Judge J R Pottle argues that Governor Slaton is the popular choice in Georgia’s primary and warns against a convention overruling the will of the people. He accuses Hardwick and Felder allies of attempting a double teaming and urges delegates to back Slaton, predicting public outrage if the outcome contradicts the voters.
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Georgia
J R. Fottle
Court of Appeals
Pottle
Futtles
Constitution
Tne
General Assembly
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Sax
Wi Hardwich
Mr Feilder
Hardwick
Mir Flardwich
Sidton
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Felder
Isaac
Slatan
Hardwicke
Cooper
Bibb
Bibbs
Pullask Dodge
Telfair
Laurens
Houston
Hutchens
San
J R Pottle
Wheat Wanted by Atlanta Milling Company Seeks Georgia Wheat
Atlanta Milling Company in Atlanta Georgia seeks high quality Georgia grown wheat. They will pay best prices and invite farmers to submit samples for evaluation.
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Atlanta Miling Company
Georgia Wheat
Atlanta, Ga
Dixie Farm Products Exhibit Tour Promoted by Southern Railway
Washington August 23 Special Four circuits of expositions and thirty six fairs across the north and west will showcase Dixie farm products. The Southern Railway and affiliated lines fund the displays to promote southern agriculture and attract settlers, with events in Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan New York Pennsylvania Connecticut and a large display at the Canadian National Exposition in Toronto.
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Washington
Ing
Southern
Southern Railway Company
Georgia Southern & Florida Railway
Southern Railway
South
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Toronto
Canada
Panther Advertising and the Pantera of Fame Across Arts
A nostalgic look at how panthers lifted unknown artists to fame from Paris to Oscar Wilde and Whistler. The piece notes the panther as a notoriety tool used by actresses, poets, and painters, while musing on the press’s appetite for dramatic “panther meat” and the poverty of many artists without such hype.
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Vincinnati
Paris
Mile Polaire
Polaire
Armenonville
Paillard
Reutlinger
Phus Oscar Wilde
Whistler
Practical wife quips on modern living and advice
A fragment from The National Monthly shows a young wife asking about a bed eggs article and her husband’s response to share important news. The exchange hints at practical household advice and cautious communication in a domestic setting.
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The
National Monthly
George
Shea
Breas
Kryptok Glasses Made in Atlante by Cera and Sons
An advertisement proclaims Kryptok glasses like gems, priceless for near and far vision with solid sense. Made in Atlante by Cera and Sons at 42 North Broad, advertising comfort and quality.
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Atlante
Cera & Sons
Grant
Three American Cardinals to Attend Papal Conclave
America will send three cardinals James Gibbons John Farley and William O Connell to participate in the conclave to elect a pope They will attend on equal footing with cardinals from other nations It would be the first time the United States is represented by three cardinals in the papal election It is noted that thirty four Italian cardinals outnumber others, making an Italian pope likely.
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America
Hoa
James Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
John Cardinal Farley
New York
William Cardinal O'Connell
Boston
Cardinal Gibbons
Theatrical Season Opens With Cabiria in Atlanta
The Atlanta season begins with Cabiria at the Atlanta theater directed by William Oldknow, a $260000 photoplay featuring 9000 workers, lions, elephants, and scenes of Hannibal era warfare. The Forsyth, Grand, Bijou, Lyric, and other venues host vaudeville, stock, and film features through today and next week.
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Atlanta
Forsyth
Jewell Kelly Stock Company
Lyric
Columbia Amusement Company
Gabriel Dannunzio
Italy
Hannibal
William Oldknow
Leon
Worker of
Sophie Harnerd
Lou Angel
Bill Coakley
Hanvey
Dunlevy
Town Hall
Carlton
Davis
Ben Beyer
Brother
Dare Brathers
Walter Scott
Heart of Midlothian
England
Scotland
Sir Walter
Inflammability of Creosoted Wood Sparks Dock Fire
From The Engineering Record. Creosoted wooden piles used in Kingston docks ignited by heat from work on a bored hole. Fire spread through timber fronts collapsing quays and docks as piles burned. Proposals favor eliminating creosoted wood in piers and adopting interlocking steel piles to avoid hot weather ignition risks.
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Kingston Dock
Gunstow
Thames
Eloquence Unchecked Speech Marks In Washington Play
A Washington Star item notes a campaigner praising an ally for entertaining speeches while a Senator Sorghum worries about leadership rivalry. Also mentions the Uteboat form as 32 tons, motor propelled with capacity for 260 persons.
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The
Washington Star
Sorghum
Joseph Hirsch Rested in Oakland Vault at Atlantic City
Hundreds of friends joined the funeral at the Jewish synagogue as Joseph Hirsch, founder of the Hebrew Orphan Home, was honored. Dr Edoward Kalish of Richmond lauded his charity and kind heart. The body lies in Oakland cemetery. Mrs Hirsch and another daughter missed the service due to illness. Attending were Milon N Hirsch of Chicago and Tack Hirsch of Atlanta.
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Joseph Hirsch
Hirsch
Kalish
Oakland Cemetery
A L Wlet
Savannah
Bishop Robert Strange Dies in Wilmington at 57
Right Rev Stobert Strange DD longtime bishop of East Carolina diocese of the Episcopal Church died at his Wilmington home after nearly a year of illness. He was a native of Wilmington and 57 years old.
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Wilmington
Stobert Strange
East Carolina
Macon Couple Wed Quietly Ahead of Planned Wedding
In Macon, Elizabeth Leonard and Stamps wed at the bride’s mother's home to dodge practical jokes by peers. They moved up from an August 26 date after learning friends planned mischief. wedding cards already issued will be recalled.
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Macon
PD Stamps
Valores
Elizabeth Leonard
Mre
S. C Leonard
Lightning strikes Georgia Alabama line church steeple
During a severe electrical storm late yesterday the Presbyterian Church on the Georgia Alabama line was struck by lightning tearing away a side of the steeple. The minister preaches from Alabama to a Georgia congregation, a peculiar feature noted in reports.
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West Pont
Presbyterian Church
Georgia
Alabama
Interest Grows in Cotton Meet in Georgia Conference
The Georgia cotton meeting in Washington centers on the warehouse bill with Secretary McAdoo and Senator Hoke Smith. Delegates from every county to Macon will pursue a permanent farmers bankers and warehousemen organization to safeguard the cotton industry and manage surplus pricing.
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Georgia
Washington
McAdoo
Hoke Smith
Macon
Atlanta
South
Wacon
John B Walker
Eparte
Luther
Bell
Atlants
Freak election bets are now being paid in Rome
In Rome Georgia on August 2, two prominent Lindale men paid freak election bets. R W Van Tagsell of Lindale mills wagered on Wesley Shropshire becoming Rome circuit judge and walked 27 miles to Piedmont Alabama. Charles Edmondson began wearing a picture of Judge Mollen Wright on his shirt for 30 days.
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Rome
Lindale
R W van Tagsell
Lindale Mills
Wesley Shropshire
Piedmont
Ala
Charles Edmondson
Shropshire
Mollen Wright
Dr Burrows Addresses Large Congregation at Second Baptist
Dr Lansing Burrows of Americus preached at Second Baptist in the absence of Dr John F White. He spoke on the bruised reed and smoking flax, urging strength in weakness and the value of each person finding and pursuing their true calling.
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Second Baptist Church
Lansing Burrows
First Baptist Church
Americus
John F. White
Burrows
Socialists Protest Against Great War in Atlanta
Georgias Socialists held a Sunday gathering at the labor temple on Trinity Avenue to oppose the war and pledge efforts for peace. Comrade Chess of New York spoke on universal peace while AL Schwartz chaired the meeting and discussed working class refusal to bear arms.
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The
Socialista of
Georgia
Labor Temple
Trinity Avenue
Exrono
Atlanta
Chess
New York
AL Schwartz
Socialist Party
Darius Miller Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Chicago report says Darius Miller president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad died at Glacier Park Montana after an operation for appendicitis on Saturday Miller born in Princeton in 1859 began as a railroad stenographer and became president of the CBQ in 1930.
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Chicago
Darius Miller
Chicago Burlington Ad Quincy Railroad
Glacier Park
Mont
Miller
Princeton
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Boy Drowns in Rome Gap Pond Bathing Accident
A 13 year old Negro boy, Joe Jones, drowned while bathing in a pond six miles north of Rome on August 23. He was on a plank that slipped away, and he could not swim. Help arrived too late.
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Rome
Joe Jones
Roma
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