Governors Gather to Discuss Uniform Laws and Rail Schedules
Governors meeting in Atlanta consider uniform state laws and exchange of ideas on reforms. Conference aims to hold next session in December at Springfield or Des Moines, with emphasis on conservation soil and better cultivation methods. Railroad commission plans to publish joint train schedules and push for special trains to reduce delays, improving statewide service.
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Ward Doctor System May Be Abolished In City
Lexington Ky January 24 A special council committee meets to decide whether to abolish the ward physician system urged by Mayor Maddox in his annual address The system is described as antiquated and abused The article also notes the death of Martin ONeill a manager at Elmendorf Stock Farm due to blood poisoning after attempting to treat a corn with ragor
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Lexington
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Prattville
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Autacea Ala
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Diamonds for Investments Shine as Prices Rise
Advertises diamonds as a smart investment with rising prices. Claims high quality stones in many sizes, offered loose or mounted, and mentions jewelry per BRPely.
Extra Polling Places for the Bond Election
A special council committee will meet at 3 PM in the mayor's committee room to plan extra polling places for the bond election in wards with high voter numbers. The group will decide on placing multiple ballot boxes in the second and sixth wards and report to council at a called meeting later this week.
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White enters race for United States Senate in Alabama
Montgomery Alabama January 24 special state officials SP Kennedy and Frank W Julian today entered the political race. Frank S White formerly announced for the United States Senate. RE Spraginn expected to run for governor but postponed and likely to announce by week’s end.
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Railroad Commission
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United States Senate
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Big Lot of Corn Sold by Bartow County Farmer
Adalraville Ga January 24 Nathan Smith of Bartow County sold and shipped 2 000 bushels of corn to a large southern seed house for seed use. Smith, a leading farmer, favors diversified crops and his growing fortune supports his judgment. He holds much more crop for year end.
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Keek One Time Prompts Thrill and Trendy Appeal
A brief note highlights the KEEK platform offering a one time use prompt feature that sparks curiosity and social media intrigue. It emphasizes novelty and potential viral reach while inviting users to try a single adventurous prompt.
Indorsement Boosts Ward Bond Campaign in Atlanta
The Second and Third Ward Improvement Club approves the $3,000,000 bond issue and its 2,000 members will campaign and vote for bonds on February 15. Meetings last night across wards solidified support with leaders pledging widespread turnout, while Mayor Maddox is slated to speak tonight in the Fourth Ward.
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Howard makes formal bid for Fifth District Congress
William Schley Howard announces his candidacy for Congress from the Fifth District, asserting independence from friends, pledging a square deal for voters, and decrying Republican influence on policy. He argues the era is critical as party interests allegedly harm producers and consumers in the current system.
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William Schley Howard Seeks Southern Congressional Candidacy
Letter from William Schley Howard urges Southern voters to back his bid, attacking federal graft, pensions, and subsidies while calling for reclamation of swamp and bottom lands, improved rural roads, postal service reforms, and opposition to trusts and foreign immigration. He pledges face to face discussions if given support.
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Viaduct Work Start Tomorrow As City Council Meets
The Special Council Committee will convene in Mayor's Committee Room at 3 PM to plan the Alabama Street viaduct. The group, with the city engineer, will locate the route across rail yards and estimate costs for a full report to the general council. Citizens on the west side rally behind bond funding for the project.
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Atlanta Women Unite To Support Bond Issue Drive
Mrs Woods White calls a Friday 11 am meeting of the City Federation of Clubs to plan cooperation with the Chamber of Commerce on the bond issue. Mayor Maddox President Paxon and other leaders will address, outlining city needs in sanitation schools hospitals and parks to boost civic welfare and election support.
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Atlanta
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Politics in Hart County Hartwell Announces Sheriff Race
Hart county sees multiple formal declares for sheriff with Grey, Kidd, and Holbrook joining. clerk of superior court race shapes as a lively contest with Baker and Shirley seeking reelection potential. tax collector Scott seeks another term while Wilcox and Cleveland discussions arise. The political scene promises stirring times in Hart county this year.
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Grey
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Shirley
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H H Wilcox
W J A Cleveland
Jerry W Scott
Graham Named Prober
Washington January 24 The house elected Representative Graham of Ulingis to the Ballinger Pinchot investigating committee replacing Lied of Missouri The choice was ratified without debate by a viva voce vote.
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President names officers for signal and engineering posts
Washington January 24. The president sent to the senate nominations for Brigadier General Jaumer Alien to be chief signal officer and reappointed. Lieutenant Colonel Hiram M Chittenden of the corps of engineers and Major Fred E Johnson of the Army are also mentioned.
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Thirty One Dead in Toronto Irish River Wreck
January 24 report from Toronto lists thirty one killed and forty six injured or missing after a Spanish River wreck. Officials say the coaches have been raised and the dead removed, with some bodies still possibly in the river. The exact toll remains unofficial pending verification.
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