No Election in Three Circuits and Circuit Primaries Planned
A leading Georgia plan proposes direct vote for judges and solicitors across twenty one circuits, excluding Atlantic, Northeastern and Tallapoosa. Officials expect many contests as term renewals occur with primaries in March and a five year solicitor term in Oconee circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solcitor
Atlantic
Northeastern
Tallapoosa
Atlanta
J. H. Lumpkin
Charles B. Hill
Augusta
W. H. Davis
Albany
W. M. Spence
W. £. Wooten
Blue Ridge
George TF. Gober
Thomas Hutcherson
Brunswick
Brunswick circuit—Solletter John W. Bennet, Chattahoochee
W. B. Butt
S. P. Gilbert
Cherokee
A. W. Fite
S P. Maddox
Coweta
W. Harris
T. A. Atkinson
Eastern
Robert Falligant
W. W. Osborne
Flint
O. H. B. Bloodworth
Macon
Robert Hodges
B. T. Rawlings
Governor Names Two Trustees For State University
Governor Candler appointed Hon. Brantley A. Denmark of Chatham and Hon. Byron B. Bower of Decatur to the 21 member board of trustees of the University of Georgia at Athens to fill the deaths of John Screven and A. T. McIntyre. Both appointees will serve until the next legislative session with terms expiring August 23, 195. Denmark and Bower are noted as active alumni and conservatives with support from First and Second districts. the board includes representatives from each district and state institutions. The governor’s order, dated January 15, 190-, states the vacancies and confirms the appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Brantley A. Denmark
Chatham
Byron B. Bower
Decatur
State University At
Athens
John Screven
A. T. McIntyre
Savannah
Byron Bower
A. T. Denmark
Byron Bower Wyld
Pirst
Senate
Board of Trustes of
The
State University
Georgia Technological School
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
State School
University
State _of Georgia
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Brantley
A. Denmark
A.D. Candler
Co. M. Hitch
Donald Fraser School Offers Personal Attention to Boys
The Donald Fraser School in Decatur Georgia promotes a high grade preparatory program for boys and young men. It emphasizes thorough curriculum and experienced teachers and invites inquiries for a catalogue from Principal G H Gardner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Fraser
Ad Ireas Princi
G. H. Gardner
Decatur
Appointment of Solicitor Delacy and elective changes
J F Delacy was named solicitor in place until the next legislature. The legislature, before term end, transferred the right to elect to the people. State law provides only regular elections, so Delacy will serve until the next general election and his successor begins January 7 with the new solicitors in Ripte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Executive Committee
Atlanta
Folfcitor
Ocoie
Omas Easor
Oconee
Eason
Prison Commission
J. F. Delacy
Selma Primaries Produce Mixed Returns in Dallas County
Selma Alabama January 13 special report The county primaries yielded a hot contest with J H Lumyk in electing sheriff tax assessor Frank M Blackwell swept county for sheriff C P Morrison succeeds himself for tax collector Moody H May and David Lloyd elected justices of the peace Marshal Johnson killed by busting of law in Nashville Tennessee Ernest Hester killed John Helton and Robert Thomason injured Superintendent Weber of schools resigns old board remains Hood’s Sarsepira victory over disease claimed as genuine curative power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma
Ala
Dallas County
J. H. Lumykin
Frank M. Blackwell
C P Morrison
Moody H May
David Lloyd
Marshal Johnson
Nashville
Tenn
Lewisburg
Ernest Hester
John Helton
Robert Thomason
Weber
Hood
MASONS TO MEET IN ATLANTA FOR HOME PROJECT
Rome Georgia January 15 Special Deputy Grand Master Max Meyerhardt calls a committee of the grand lodge of Masons to plan a Georgia Mason home fundraiser site donations and planning. The group meets Thursday January 1st at noon in Atlanta with members Max Meyerhardt Rome chairman John P Shannon Elberton Washington Dessau Macon Henry Banks LaGrange Julius L Brown Atlanta Charles F Fulton Savannah W E Smith Fowlstown W B Kent Mount Vernon J J Hymen Abbeville L C Hayne Augusta and W T Davie Flowery Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Max Meyerhardt
Grand Lodge of Masons
Georgia
Atlante
Mfasons
John P. Shannon
Elberton
Washington
Dessau
Macon
Henry Banks
LaGrange
Julius L Brown
Atlanta
Charles F Fulton
Savannah
W E. Smith
Fowlstoun
W B Kent
Mount Vernon
J J Hymen
Abbeville
L C Hayne
Augusta
W. T Davie
Flowery Branch
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Northern Circuit
Seaborn Reese
R. H. Lewis
Ocmulgee
H. G. Lewis
C. C. Smith
Pataula
J. R. Irwin
Southern Circuit
W. 5. Thomas
Southwestern Circuit
Z. A. Littlejohn
Sotlcitor
F. A. Hooper
Moses Wright
Stone Mountain
John 3. Candler
W. T. Kimsey
Western Circuit
Charles H. Brand
B. A
Denmark
Last
House of Representatives
J. E. Lilly
Hannibal
Dr. Ing
Finance Committee
Council
Ita
Department of Schools
Gaghoo Building
Bell Street
Department of Parks
Sheltering Arma
Woman's Co-operative
Pope
Lcenseg Dray
Hack Ileenges
Council 18
Perpetual Charter Fund
Sinking Fund Commission
Dee Edgewood Avenue
Nelson Street
Department OF Council
Department OF City Hall
Chamber of Commerce
Department OF Finance
School of ‘Technology
Carnegie Library
Department OF Ainklng
General Bond
SION
Department OF Police
Department OF Tax
Asa't
Department OF Fire
Hills
Roepaira
Department OF 3 Ordinary
Edgewood Avenue
Whitehall Street
Department OF Engineer
Department OF Commissioner Public Works
Galery
Department OF Eee
Department OF Law
Department OF A
Warden
Home For the Friendly Home For
Carrie Steele Orphanag
Sheltering Arms Woman's Co-operative Charitable Association
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Grady Hospital
Parrota
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Department OF Sanitary
Department OF Contingert
J. M. High’s
P. A. O’connor
Austell Building
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Linson J. Carter
Chicago
Columbia Theater
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Miss Dale
Miss Button
Milby Athan
Mr. Lee
Carter
Heart of
William A Brody
Thomas O'Rouke
Columbia
Jann Welcher
John F Clark
J.C Dixon
Edn
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Logan Williams
Barrows
Ters
Marguerite Leslie
Fanny Temple
Cheney
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