Cochran Emphasizes Gratitude and Unity in Fulton County Race
Ralph C Cochran declares thanks to supporters and friendship with rival candidates in a Fulton County legislative bid. He notes 14 years in Fulton, ties to Atlanta growth, and pledges to work for local and state uplift as a businessman worthy of voter confidence.
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Fulton County
Campbell
Atlanta
Fulton
Foster Sons and Grandsons Remember Slaton Service
Letters from Chay and adjoining counties praise Hen Jon Mc Slaton for supporting Slaton and discuss Foster the elder’s 1896 election fight. The piece notes the legitimacy of Foster’s seat after Alabama House investigation and highlights shifts in political alignments over sixteen years.
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Foster
Slaton
Jon Mc Slaton
Stan Senate
Chay
Georgia
Ot. Foster
Clay
Mr. Staton
Krrliongs
Tan Wats
Mahoniiters
Aldi
Diamond Merchants offer direct diamond deals from Whitehall Street
Here you can buy diamonds with guaranteed grades and weights from a supplier who buys loose stones directly from cutters. Stones are tagged with exact weight and lowest net price. Diamonds can be purchased with a fifth cash and balance in ten monthly payments. A booklet, Facts About Diamonds, is available. Established 1887.
For Stenographers, phone Miss Hitt, Ivy 1774.
Un derwood Typewriter Office.
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Ivy
Underwood Typewriter Office
The Forsyth Vaudeville Showcases Master Gabriel and Co
Capacity crowds filled the Forsyth for matinee and evening performances Wednesday. Headliner Master Gabriel and Al Lamar with Vida Perrin delivered a clever act, Tempest and Sunshine drew growth in popularity with singing and dancing novelty by pretty girls. Next week William Kock and Maud Fulton lead novelty dancing acts, with Mr. Hick and Fulton planning a big musical comedy dance routine promising strong attendance.
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Keith
Forsyth
Master Gabriel
al Lamar
Vida Perrin
Tempest
Sunshine
William Kock
Maud Fulton
Hick
Miss Fulton
Man Ends Life After Eye Sight Loss in Nashville
Samuel W. Wene, a commercial agent for the Atlantic Coast Line, killed himself with a pistol in his bathroom after years of blindness efforts. Once struck with disability, he sought treatment nationwide but found no cure, leading to despair. Survived by wife and two young children.
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Nashville
Samuel W. Wene
Atlantic Coast Line
American Under Sentence in Mexico Death Penalty Case
Washington reports that Patrick Dunne, an American citizen aged 13 in prison in Mexico under a death sentence. The State Department has been informed by Representative Kincaid and directs consular officers in Mexico to locate Dunne and strive to save his life.
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Washington
Mexico
Patrick Dunne
State Department
Representative Kincaid
Nebraska
Dunne
City charter amendments seek filling vacancies by boards and council
A charter amendment to be reviewed by the tax and ordinances committee proposes that a board may fill vacancies for its term if a city official dies or resigns, and if council or aldermen's chair is vacant the general council can fill it for the year. The committee met with four members and adjourned to Saturday. Also under study are a split of engineering and public works departments and a pension amendment for long serving officials at police request, with Chief of Construction Clayton to testify on engineering matters.
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General Council
Ang
Police Board
M. Clayton
Public Works
Jones Indicted for Killing Sloan Rowan in Alabama
Montgomery July 17. County grand jury returns indictments charging C Walter Jones with murder of Sloan Rowan and Louis Smith with murdering Brooks Fuller. Both defendants are white. Rowan killed last night aboard a western railway train. Fuller, a saloon man, was assassinated about a month ago. Sheriff searches for an unknown man who accompanied Jones through the railway station gate before Jones fired a shotgun at Rowan.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery County Grand Jury
C. Walter Jones
Sloan Rowan
Louis Smith
Brooks Fuller
Rowan
Fuller
Jones
Western Railway
Banker J Wylie Smith Seen in Juarez Reportedly
El Paso July 17 J Wylie Smith Atlanta banker held five months in Chihuahua awaiting extradition for embezzlement was freed by rebels and seen in Juarez yesterday a witness says he saw the banker there per a report to the American consul at Juarez.
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el Paso
Tex
J. Wylie Smith
Atlanta. Ga
Chihuahua
Juarez
Smith
Labor troubles debate in Lake Charles region
Lake Charles La July 17 sentiment runs high over conditions alleged to be critical in the sawmill territory. Citizens discuss urging the governor to appoint a legislative committee to investigate and seek an end to labor troubles.
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Lake Charles
Louisiana
Atlanta Spirit and Macon Nerve
Macon hosts Atlanta Ad club visitors on July 23 with a morning arrival, drum corps welcome, speeches, and a banquet. The piece links Atlanta Spirit with Macon nerve in a Georgia booster effort amid talks of abolishing justice courts and power plant upgrades in Macon.
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Macon
Atlanta
Ad Club
Drum and Bugle Corps
Chamber of Commerce Auditorium
John T. Moore
A’lantang
Georgia
Worm Invades Franklin River Bottoms Alarming Residents
A small black worm has appeared along the Chattahoochee river bottoms near Franklin Georgia. In the past few days it has caused extensive damage with some lowlands totally destroyed. Residents express strong alarm at the infestation and its impact on the area.
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Franklin
Chattahoochee River
House Passes Bill to Create Department of Labor
Washington July 17 The house passed the bill to create a department of labor with the secretary to hold a cabinet seat. The measure pushed by organized labor now moves to the senate. It would shift bureaus on labor and capital and transfer the immigration bureau from commerce and labor. The fight in the house was hard.
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Washington
House
Department of Labor
Organized Labor
Senate
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Immigration
Ethel Conrad Found In Vacant Lot
New York July 17 Ethel Conrad the chorus girl once acquitted with Lilian Graham of attempted murder of W E D Stokes was found unconscious in a vacant lot on the upper west side. She is in a hospital with a chloroformed handkerchief bound over her mouth and ropes tying her hands and feet. She said a man followed her after leaving a subway station and her mind went blank.
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New York
Ethel Conrad
Lilian Graham
W. E. D. Stokes
Upper West Side
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