State committee set to fix dates for primary and convention
The state executive committee meets in the senate chamber at noon to fix the primary and convention dates and announce primary election rules. Entries are closed with Slaten and Hall as主要 candidates for governor. Primary expected around August 20, with convention around early September to meet legal filing timelines. The county unit plan faces opposition and is likely abandoned for this cycle.
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Senate
Poos, Felder
Congreasma
Wat Wright
Pnat
Government of State
Vaccton
Suit Filed for 255000 in Atlanta Superior Court
Colonel James Wo Eneltah of Atlanta, president of Palmer Bleak Company, sues Gamble and Stockton for 255000 alleging breach of contract over funds for a new process to manufacture brick. Attachments levied on stock and other assets. Details to follow.
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Brick Company
Lesing
James Wo Eneltah
Atlanta
Palmer Blek Company
Uambie A
Stockton
Dothout Gamble & Stockton
Bine
Walt Jackson
H. P. Lumpkin
Lafarette
Kimball
Cummins Declines Roosevelt’s New Party Bid
Senator Cummins of Iowa announced to his supporters that he will not join the Roosevelt new party movement. He stands as a candidate for the presidential nomination at Chicago and will continue his independent campaign.
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Cummins
Roosevelt
NEW Party
Washington
Jas
Inwa
Chteige
Net
Imbo
Turodore Roosevelt
Dr M L Troutman Dies A Southwide Minister and Scholar
Athens Ga July Special Dr M L Troutman minister and scholar died after an appendicitis operation in Athens He led First Methodist Athens and previously Park Street Atlanta He is survived by wife a daughter three sons and a large circle of friends A state funeral plan includes Athens Rome and Atlanta with Masonic and Scottish Rite honors and a public service at the First Methodist Church.
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Athens
Ml! Troutman
First Methodist Church
Park Street Methodist Church
Atlanta
South
Floyd McRae
Beattey
Rome
Troutman
Ler, Troutman
Hessie Troutman
Robert J. Wilson
Baldwin Troutman
Chattanooga
Henry Troutman
aAtlanta
Robert Troutman
Columbia University
Athens First Methodist Church
Fletcher Walton
P. Allen
M. J. Cofer
Patterson's
Myrtle Cemetery
Rero
L. ©. Hopkins
Bo. Hardeman
H. McWhorter
C. H. Phinizy
MG. Michael
John Welch
Aaron Cohan
V. Sanford
Board of Stewards
Knights Templars
Van
Br. Troutman
Floyd County
North Georgia
Lyerly
Brattey
Turk Street
Vhuren
Luke Johnson
North Grorgia
Wuge
Seaboard Air Line
W. D. Luckle
West End
Atlanta Commandery
Yaarab Temple
Mystic Shrine
Dr. Troutman
Orlock
H. M. Patterson
Conspiracy Defense in Hillsville Trials Focused
Wytheville Va July. Progress in Claude Allen trial as defense probes a Hillsville court shooting conspiracy. Witnesses cite pretrial unrest against the Carroll County court and Floyd Allen’s alleged role. Cross examination links an automatic revolver purchase to Clerk Jester Goad. Quesenberry testifies of prior armed visits. An undertaker and a civil engineer describe victims and the courtroom layout.
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Wytheville
Claude Allen
Allens
Carroll County
Floyd Allen
Boo Wendlett
Hills Vilg
Lulleis
Hillaville
Bank of LaGrange Dividends and City Events
In LaGrange Georgia during the past week banks and factories paid more than 40000 in dividends. The LaGrange National Bank paid 6000 and LaGrange Savings Bank 1000. The Callaway store contract and the S H Kress Co store will rise on Main and Broome. A flag raising at LaGrange High School featured Col Hatton Dawesjoy and J J Dansen. Over 1000 attended a barbecue by Unit Cotton Spinning and Elm City mills. A minstrel show at LaGrange College auditorium raised about 150 for the Chautauqua Association.
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LaGrange
LaGrange National Bank
LaGrange Savings Bank
LaGrange Banking and ‘Rruat Company
The
Troup Company
Bank of LaGrange
Unity Cotton Malls
Hatton Dawejoy
J. J. Dansen
Board of Education
Viola Burks
Ethel
Hue
J. Lane
J. Wither- Spoon
Callaway
Mesgr
Atlanta
Main
Broome Streets
Messrs. J. R
H. W. Callaway
Unit Cotton, Spinning and
Elm City Cotton Mills
Elm City Mills
Danson Mills
Young Men's Club
Lester Busch
LaGrange College
LaGrange Chautauqua Association
Minstrel
Mission House
Anity Cotton Mills
Jon
Senator Lodge Upholds Andrew In Treasury Row
Washington July 5 Senator Lodge challenged Secretary MacVeagh’s claim that A P Andrew was asked to resign for inefficiency. Lodge cited Andrews Harvard tenure and mint directorship savings of 320000, noting reforms cut government costs. The piece notes cabinet tensions, possible resignations, and a pending congressional probe unlikely unless further charges arise.
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Washington
Senator Lodge
MacVeagh
Treasury Department
A. P. Andrew
A. Platt Andrew
Lodge
Harvard
Eliott
National Monetary Commission
Mint
Andrew
Taft
Treasury
Representative Cox
Indiana
House
Ohio
Cox
MacVeash
Engine QF President Attracts Attention
A toy-like small engine with shining brass and copper sits on a Forsyth Street siding under a viaduct. It belongs to President J W Thomas Jr of the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line who often steers it himself and has taught his daughter railroad navigation. The engine, though tiny, is ornate and admired along the system during his recent city visit for inspection.
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Forsyth Street
J. W. Thomas, Jr
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Thomas
Market Notes on Produce and Groceries in South Broad Market
Corrected market report from South Broad Market shows demand steady for pineapples beans cabbage celery and peppers with prices listed for peaches, tomatoes and cucumbers. Poultry and hams firm, various Cornfield meats and lard prices noted. groceries include spices, flour, tea, sugar, and canned goods with multiple brands and crate prices.
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Paay
Sidouth
White Provision Company
Cornfeld
Ceaeen
Cornfield
Tims Oply
Belitea
Gylesty Grosery Company
Alderney
Ste
Arto and Hemmer Soda
Rumford
Royal
Hereford's
Roush Reder
Lima
Navy
Erin
Batra
Victory
Sensation
Star Navy
Croker
Gravely
RJ. Re
Be. Franklin
Old Virginia Derants
Georgia
Tevey’s
Lipton
Salah Deessings
Durkee's
Small
Forge
Axtennt Gutier
Acme
Dixie
Best
Noffman House
Lea & Percin
RE. Lee
Hester's Monthly Cotton Statement Figures for June Movement
New Orleans July 5 Secretary Hester's monthly cotton statement shows June movement totals, with increases from last year and declines from earlier years. It reports ten months ending June 30 brought into sight 14,217,700 bales, U.S. port receipts 11,780,607, and foreign exports up 2.9 percent from last season, plus regional stock figures and weekly totals for early July.
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New Orleans
Hester
United States
Misglesippi
Ohio
Potomac
Northern Mills
Canada
Athern Mills
Southern
Joliet
Seaboard
Aigat
Secrary Center
Cotton market review shows price surge after government report
New York July 6 The cotton trade rallied after the government report on Wednesday. Prices advanced as bulls woke, with the condition at 80.4 percent and acreage at 34,097,000, down 2,584,000 from last year. Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee lagged. Carolina and Florida trails noted. Some fear true condition below 80 percent and late season weather demands. Texas outlook remains favorable with expectations of a record crop, while carryover and spinners' needs influence futures amid strong spot activity in Liverpool and domestic markets. Government estimates put acreage down about 7 percent versus earlier forecasts of near 0.5 percent.
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New York
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Carolinas
Florida
Oklahoma
Georgia
Atlantic
Gulf
Bullifah
Liverpool
Texas
New Orleans
World Cotton Visible Supply Figures From New Orleans
Secretary Hester reports worldwide cotton visible supply with decreases over the past week and increases versus prior years. Totals show declines in week and year comparisons, with regional notes for Great Britain, Europe, Egypt, India, and the United States. Taking of American cotton by spinners is updated, with round figures for the current week and prior years, by region.
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Hester
New Orleans
Brazil
India
Abure |Ehown
Great Britain
Europe
Egypt
United States
Mesier
Amd
Canada
Atlanta Live Stock Market Quotation Spread
Widespread bids prevail for steers cows and hogs with varied weights. Prices range from 0.50 to 7.50 per hundredweight across beef and pork categories while Tennessee spring lambs and mutton show modest demand as cattle receipts stay light and quality shifts toward better grades.
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Medlin
Oe Deere
Tennessee
Livestock market headlines from St. Louis and Kansas City
July cattle and hog receipts show mixed steady to higher trends across regions with Texan and native beef prices, cattle feeders, and calf values varying by lot. Sheep and lamb receipts and hog trade reflect steady to firmer on some days with strong Northern and Southern market activity across Kansas City and St. Louis exchanges.
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St. Lewis
Kansas City
Wouthern
Weaera
Ieat
Wales
Vane Ewer
Touleville
Ehyegs
Beorry
GOW
Texas
Xleers
Westernleecs
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Hillsville
laaGrange
Pike Bros. Lumber Up
Humphries Reaves
Greeneville
Greeneville, Tenn., Who, With Messrs. Brisene, of Knoxville, Tenn
Ralph
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
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Royal 5
Cabell
Internal Revenue
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Murray
Engine QF
Auburn Ave
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FRIES
R. P. Oats
Hester’s Monthly
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Atlanta National Bank
Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Co
Grant Building
George M. Brown
John W. Grant
Joseph E. Boston
Atlanta Live Stock Market
W. HL Wate
White Frovisies Company
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Brehive
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