Holder Opens His Campaign In Georgia
In Ball Ground Georgia July 4 a torrid crowd about 340 heard Hon John N Holder of Jackson county speaker of the Georgia house declare support for parcels post and postal employee pay raises He warned of wasteful trips by the president urged state farms and immigration regulation He noted the need to reclaim lands with irrigation and urged curbing expenditures He planned a clean campaign and promised to represent Georgia in Washington at the Ninth District congressional race. The event was part of Fourth of July celebrations with other speakers and a ceremony schedule.
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Jackson County
House of the General Assembly of Georgia
Neeeetea Salarica
Congress
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Orarry Dawson
Arnour
Wilitara Bursa
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Neria
Washington
Mathew
Saymonah
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Parela
Laveris
Mir Holter
Alpharetta
Taln
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First American woman pilot may have died in crash
Miss Blanchebrott involved in a dangerous flight above 1090 feet with Miss Hartlet guimlss machine. The crash killed Miss Gabb and William Willard as a passenger. The survivor Miss Quimby fainted after landing. Quimby was the first American woman to receive a pilot license and to fly across the English Channel.
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Miss Blanchebrott
Hartlet Guimlss
Ctus
Gabb
Wiham Ob Willard
Aew
Plurge
Strey
Jilencia
Miss
Flag with forty eight stars hoisted nationwide on July Fourth
Washington July 4 The new national flag with forty eight stars symbolizing all states including Arizona and New Mexico was raised at federal buildings and navy worldwide Thirteen stars will remain in the blue field on flags under five feet to avoid crowding The president’s banner was not present and the rival flag flew over the White House red held on the president flag was chanted to blue today
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Washington
Arizona
New Mexico
Western Union Buys 10,000 Underwood Typewriters
The Western Union company has purchased 10,000 Underwood typewriters in a bulk order. The deal signals a major expansion in their office equipment fleet as they plan to equip multiple departments and relay centers. Additional details on pricing and delivery timelines were not disclosed.
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The
Western Union
Claude Allen On Trial For The Second Time
The second trial of Vlaide Vilen proceeded in Woiheville on July 4 but halted by sudden illness. Jury box seating and testimony briefly resumed as the defendant stood trial for second degree murder. Civil witness Clerk Goad testified about the theory that he bears responsibility for the courtroom tragedy, while deposit advertisement for the Trust Company of Georgia appears amid the legal coverage.
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Woiheville
Vlaide Vilen
Juli
Taupetal
Todty
Perxter
Hiilissiile
Dogs and Candidates Stir Local Campaign Night
Citizens in Gordon county discuss candidates and laws while a Fourth of July celebration unfolds. Marietta hosts a large turnout with speeches by Mayor Black and others. A countywide singalong and mass gathering at the courthouse highlight the day as residents reflect on progress and civic pride.
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Marietta
Marietty
Lta
Moorerworks
Black
Mayer
H CIA
Romsen
Blair
Mane
Cobh
Sherff & Lindley
Reall Boliers
Douglasville
Lightning strikes peach shed, two men killed in Calhoun
In Calhoun Georgia on July 4, James Mayfield and Felton Jackson were killed when lightning hit a peach shed where white men sheltered during a thunderstorm. K J Kilgore was seriously injured but may recover. others were only shocked. Mayfield leaves a wife and several children. Jackson was unharmed otherwise.
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Calhoun
James Mayfield
Felton Jackson
K J Kilgore
Veach and Turner
Adatraville
Kilgore
Mr Mayfield
Jackson
Stars and Stripes Placed on Lafayette Tomb in Paris
In Paris on July 4 observances were elaborate with HH Cleveland Caxe of the US consulate general laying the Stars and Stripes on Lafayette's tomb at Picpus cemetery. A Lafayette statue ceremony followed in the Tuilleries garden with Ambassador Her rick delivering the address. Delegations from DAR the Franco American committee Alliance Francaise and French Institute attended.
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Paris
Franco American Committee
Alliance Francaise
The
French Institute
United States
Marquis of Lafayette
Jacksonville Fourth of July Tragedy Claims Railway Clerks Life
A 17 year old Jad employed as an office boy by Southern Railway, Gordon Pert, was run down and killed instantly at Pablo Beach, seventeen miles from Jacksonville, this afternoon by a machine from Phillips Auto Service. He had gone to the beach with relatives to enjoy the Fourth of July program.
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Jacksonville
Gordon Pert
Southern Railway
Pablo Beach
Phillips Auto Service
Thera
Candidate for J. P. by Hirahburs wWoJ Lane y
Well known lawyer Laney runs for justice of the peace in the 422d district to succeed Justice Robert R Jackson. The election will be held on Saturday between 8 am and 3 pm.
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Hirahburs
Romanian officer killed defying air force at Bucharest
Lieutenant Caranda, a Romanian army officer and noted aviator, was fatally killed this morning after falling 300 feet during a flight over the local aerodrome in Bucharest Roumania on July 4.
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Bucharest Roumania
Caranda
Reid Keeps Open House on Fourth of July
Whitelaw Reid as United States ambassador and Mrs Reid hosted an open house at Dorchester House to celebrate Independence Day. About 2000 guests attended as the ambassador and his wife greeted them at the grand staircase. Two orchestras played national airs and the house was lavish with flowers.
Steamer Mattie Couch Sinks on Mississippi Trip
The pleasure steamer Mattie Couch, operating between Memphis and the Arkansas shore, turned over in the river during a outbound trip on the holiday afternoon. Scores of passengers faced danger but were rescued. no drownings reported though several had thrilling experiences.
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Memphis Tenn
Mattie Couch
Memphis
Arkansas
Mississippi River
Georgia postal clerks hold largest state session ever
The Georgia branch of the United National Association of Post Office Clerks met in Atlanta to elect officers and hear speakers. W H Moore of Valdosta opened the gathering with Mayor Wynn welcoming visitors. Delegates from first and many second class offices attended, with talks by Postmaster McKee, Inspector Sutton, and others. An afternoon barbecue at Lakewood capped the event.
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Georgia
United National Association of Post Office
Atlanta
South
W H Moore
Valdosta
State Association
Carnegie Library Hall
Wynn
Moore
McKee
George M Sutton
R E Berrs
C E Stewart
Walter G Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and
Res di Ellenwood
H .Moore
W F C. Lynch
Newnan
Cutting Repartee In Court Over Friend And Truth
A lawyer presses a witness who testifies against a man he calls a friend. The witness replies he loves his friend but loves the truth more, condemning the lawyer for turning on a friend for a stranger.
Socialists Name State Ticket in Georgia Convention
Georgia socialists at the Macon convention nominate A F Castleberry for governor M W Gibbs for secretary of state W C Seigler for comptroller general and W E Johns for commissioner of agriculture with further nominations for railroad and prison commissioners to follow. They also back a Georgia law to prohibit transporting women for immoral purposes between cities.
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Macon
Socialists of Georgia
Feld
Castleberry
Columbus
WN Gibbs
Waycross
W C Seigler
Augusta
W E Johns
Tifton
Georgia
Parlor Car Service Expanded by Central of Georgia Railway
Effective July 7 a sleeping car is operated between Atlanta and Macon via the Central of Georgia Railway. The Late Flyer extends to Macon, train No 10 leaves Atlanta at 12:20 pm and Macon to Chicago, train No 1, at 1:30 pm daily. WHH Fogg, District Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga.
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Southern Railway
Atlanta
Macon
Pales
Dlate Flyer
Maon
Central of Georgia Railway
Chicago
Fogg District
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