Slaton ridicules Hardwick bid for senator in Macon
Governor John M Slaton attacks Congressman Hardwick as a false progressive Democrat, detailing objections to his record on parcel post, federal printing use, taxes, and public service. He recalls Hardwick’s campaign claims, cites county support, and asserts Slaton’s own non factional governance.
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Maier & Berkele Diamonds Promises Honest Pricing
Utmost security for diamond buyers stresses transparent weight, grade, and price details. The 160 page illustrated catalogue from Maier and Berkele, Inc. promotes liberal exchange privileges and monthly payment plans, offering complimentary fact booklets and catalogues on request.
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Georgia Vote Smears and Delegates Debate in 1904 Rally
Joun Wv Slaton analyzes party clashes over delegates and support for President Roosevelt era policies. He argues Mr Hardwick loses popular backing across Georgia, citing county results and perceived coalition issues, and urges voters to value genuine will of the people in choosing a senator.
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Delegates Named for Southern Cotton Conference in Atlanta
Governor John W. Slaton appoints conference delegates from Georgia and nearby states for the Southern Cotton Conference to be held in Atlanta on September 1. The long list includes HG Wasting of Decatur, RP Maddox of Atlanta, JD Robinson of Atlanta, EP McBurney of Atlanta, and numerous others from Rome, Columbus, Savannah, Macon, Athens, and surrounding communities.
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Decatur Ga
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Cataula, Ga
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Atlant
Maddox Atpata
Atlante
Gow
Winvuen Savanneh
Mila
Savannah Ga
Ganley Savanna Ga
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Prunizy Auguma
EG Hayne Augusta Ga
Warren Walker AG
Gosta Ga
Witineham Macon Oe B
Stunson Macon Ga
Ase Eon
Macon
Lamb Atlanta Ga
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Byron Williams
Garrett
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Georgia Chamber chief poses against Rayburn securities bill
Charles J Haden president of the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce returns from Washington where he pressed Senators Smith and West to defeat the Rayburn securities bill. He reports strong opposition from Georgia chambers, railroads, and southern press, and says cooperation is vital for the countrys uplift.
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Man's Jaw Crushed in Peculiar Accident at Mount Vernon
At Mount Vernon on August 28 a wagon loaded with ice ran over Seyfard V Hicks as he rode from a depot. His left jawbone was crushed, with lacerations to the forehead and face. Doctors from Mount Vernon and Vidalla attended, and the operation was underway with hope for relief though his condition remained precarious. Hicks Bros is the firm he leads and he is a former mayor and prominent local figure.
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