Three Candidates Speak To Gainesville Folks
In Gainesville on July 20 three political speakers addressed a large crowd. Hon W A Charters, candidate for Congress, spoke first about his positions. Judge Nat ED Harris, gubernatorial candidate, followed. Sir John R Cooper, Senate candidate, concluded. Harris defended his record and pledged aid to veterans, while Cooper stressed independent candidacy and nonalignment with factions.
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Gainesville
W A Charters
Congress
Ninth Congressional District
Thomas M Bell
Nate Harris
Macon
John R Cooper
United States Senate
Colonel Charters
Hutchens Campaign Speech Attacks Slaton and Banters on Offices
Hon G R Hutchens of Rome spoke at the courthouse regarding his bid to succeed Senator Bacon. He criticized Slaton Barowick and Felder for trading offices, warned he would answer to no master, and called Atlanta politicians a band of gypsy horse traders as he pitched for reform and duty. He argued for separation of church and state and a higher office, targeting the governor, congressman, and attorney general. The event drew attention ahead of forthcoming remarks by Hutchens and others in Lawrenceville, with Slaton slated to speak next.
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Lawrenceville
Spaglai
G.rafes Hutchens
Rome
A O Bacon
John S Kelley
Hutchens
United States
Barawick
Felder
Atlanta
Ben
Two Council Appointments Include Cemetery and Election Posts
At yesterday afternoon’s third ward meeting the council appointed two officials. Frank Hi was elected cemetery commission member to replace Commissioner Fisher whose term expires, and Ashe was chosen election commissioner from the same ward.
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Frank Hi
Cemetery Commission
Fisher
Ashe
Supreme Court of Georgia Case Fragments and Judges
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple Georgia Supreme Court cases and judges including Ingram from Barry superior court Judge Worrill Rambo Wright TL Greer and others. It references cases In error Glessner Park contra Terry d turm Brow et al Worth County Judge Hawkins presiding March 7 and related notes including Connors and Conyers EH William for plaintiff in error.
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Ingram
Barry
Wourt
Worrill Rambo
Williams for Atlanta Tax Collector Reform in Office
Williams seeks reelection as Atlanta City Tax Collector promising efficiency honesty and courtesy. He touts experience handling about 1 million dollars weekly and pledges reforms and convenient Saturday hours. Kilpatrick and Stil l named as trusted assistants with long local ties and public service records.
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Atlanta
Jist Tong
Suth Carolina
Augusta Avenue
J W Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Fulton County Anderson club formed by Citizens of Fulton
At a Kimball House meeting fifty Atlantan business leaders formed the Fulton County Anderson Club to back Hon Randolph Anderson. A countywide campaign will begin with literature and petitions, chaired by Martin Amatous and secretary W Walter Mangum. Prominent supporters and speakers stressed securing a large majority in Fulton and state-wide strength, with a plan to canvass offices, yards, and factories.
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Randolph Anderson
Kimball House
Fulton County
Anderson Club
Anderson
Martin Amorous
J Brank Heck
Thomas C Erwin Hollins
Handolph Madison Holt
J R Eshels
Anderyon
Julton County
Nate Fie
Andersons
Anton County
Prankeck Hollins Kindelph
Madison
Frank Beck
GU Sancey Piuth
Lickett
Irwin Wit Leahy
Frank Lo Holland
Clarence Argia
Wilmet L
Moore Hut
Ghiptey Grayson
Flore Ke
Alston M
Amanpus Vadisun Bell
Wiliam Butler
Milars
Cranshaw
Erwin SS
Evins
Wuralson
Db Huckaday
Eyoper
Hinton
Go Hemtt
Lo Ho
Inman
Ameght
Lamb Jacob Levin
John B& Murphy
Culpeeh
Culloran
Jo van St Nash
Nicholson
Carrol Fayne Kon
Randoin TA Robinson J Ly Robinson
Smith
Hughes Snalding
Robert Sed
Hot Watkins
Weyman
Frank Weldon
Paxon
Joe Brown
Connally
Inferson
Hugh Adams
Grant
Rogers funeral marks end of era for grocers
Tho Rogers, head of the Roger anoret re owny cief Sundar, lay in rest in West View Cemetery after a Monday service at 4 from his West Prathtree street home. He came to the city in 1892 and opened his first store at White hal street with 408 dollars. At his death he headed a large chain with forty seven stores in Atlanta and other towns.
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Tho Rogers
Roger Anoret
Pelack
A D Howard Dies at 64 Funeral Planned Next Sunday
A D Howard aged 64 died Sunday at his East Linden street home. The body was taken to Patterson undertaking for funeral arrangements later. He is survived by his widow and one daughter Mrs Wold Guill of Atlanta. three sisters and no brothers. Funeral to be held next Sunday at Patterson's chapel. time to be announced. He was a member of local Masonic and Knights orders.
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AD M Howard
East Linden Street
Boly
Patterson
Wold Guill
Atlanta
Pattersons Chapel
Knights of Myrthiay Na Lmpire Jnuarmament
JoeCaldwell
Cleveland
Southern Railroad
AOG & Roy
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices From Atlanta Area
Joe Caldwell 27 dies in Cleveland Ga after illness. survived by widow and family. engineer on Southern railroad for 15 years. Ernest Bryan 20 dies at sister’s home in Ormewood Park. funeral at sister’s residence. several siblings surviving. Mrs. W Muse ll 23 dies in Lakewood Heights. funeral Tuesday at Antioch Church. interment in churchyard. Henry Moody dies at Ontario Ave West End. survived by parents and siblings. funeral Tuesday. Harry Briley 18 months dies at Last Air Street. funeral Poole’s Chapel this afternoon. interment Holywood. Quincy L Arnold dies in Anderson S.C.. siblings and Atlanta relatives mourn. sympathy offered. Frank C. Davis dies at Weyman Street residence. funeral Thursday at Poole’s Chapel. interment in Convers, Ga. Mrs Lone Hecht, Columbus woman, dies. funeral to Columbus. remains en route to Michigan. Mrs W Lampkin’s death. remains to Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta. Miss Lila Behold Tarkins dies. funeral Tuesday at Wedonald Baptist. interment Callege Park. The Wilson family obituary items conclude with funeral arrangements in Perrys Town.
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Ernest Bryan
JM Greene
Henry Moody
Wear Ontario Avenue West
Lnd
Vir
Mra
Moody
West View
Harry Briley
Fo T Retley
Aclock
Last Air Street
TM Arnaltnd
Powell Elder
Ros Briley
Poole S
Holywood
Frank C. Davis
Frank C Pavin
Weyman Street
Bay
Poole S Chapel
Convers Ga
Atlock
Russi I
Russell
John I
Ottwa
CY Gonszale
Texas
Wo Puesei
Tursiay
Antioch
Dl Woods
Mike
Antioch Church
Barclay & Brandon Co
Brian
Henrietta F Bryan
Joseph F Prian
John
Brean Mir
T H Greene
William P Sterning
Walter Brian
Moreler
Ormewood Park
Clothing store move noted after burglary report
A clothing store formerly at Decatur Street and now at 16 Marietty Street is referenced in a report about a burglary attempt. The piece notes the previous occupants and the recorder's timing, with a brief mention of a different XL Clothing Store not involved.
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Recorder
Decatur Street
TXL
Erro Frosty
Marietty Street
Welcome Planned for Marylanders in Baltimore Centenary
Veterans in Atlanta learn of Baltimore hosting the Star Spangled Banner centennial celebration in September. General Trimble Camp 1025 informs Confederate veterans to greet visiting Baltimore delegates and extend cordial welcome. The Manufacturers Record promotes southern attendance and business interest in the event.
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Baltimore
South
Preston
Richard Hedwonds
Atlanta
Capitol
Jaae R Trimble
Winfield Peters
Shamas Peters
Admiral Ramsey Dead At Arlington Burial Planned
Washington July 20 Rear Admiral Francis Munroe Ramsey retired who with Admiral Dewey and Rear Admiral Bonham formed the secret court of inquiry is dead at his home here He was 83 years old Burial will be in Arlington National cemetery Weduas
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Admiral Ramsey
Washington
Francis Munroe Ramsey
Dewey
Bonham
Secriey Court of Inquiry
Arlington National Cemetery
Weduas
Manufacturers Arm Against Georgia Dating Bill in Atlanta
A committee of canned and package goods manufacturers from Atlanta plans to oppose House Bill 927 before House Agriculture No. 2, arguing dating on packages is impractical, discriminatory to outsiders and Georgia producers, and would raise prices without guaranteeing freshness. They warn old stock could be relabeled as fresh, confusing consumers and hurting merchants, with little benefit to safety or quality.
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Atlanta
House Committee On Agriculture No 2
Georgia
Harry S. Schlesinger
Frank Lowenstein
Norton Candy Company
Mir Lowenstum
Bom Hanoch
Dixie Picble and Preserving Company
Actenton
Goody
Swift & Co
QC Miller
FA Hansen
Cali
Hansen
Frank H Neely
H L. Schlesinger Company
Manufacturers pledge to uphold any pure food law
Speakers at a meeting stressed that date of canning or passing articles does not reflect true condition and warned against consumers being harmed by unverified goods. Schlesinger moved to attend the house committee on agriculture next Wednesday as the measure would be considered. Manufacturers pledged to comply with any pure food law, but argued the law would not benefit consumers and would burden Georgia industries, especially the syrup sector, affecting South Georgia farmers.
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L. Schtesinger
McDougell
Lewis
Schlesinger
House Committee On Agriculture
Georgia
South Georgia
Hold Boys On Charge Of Stealing Pure Lead
Three boys were caught by police with ten dollars worth of pure lead, identified as the brand sold by J J Ketley at his paint store on Decatur Street. Officers Shu mate and Fain questioned the youths, who named I C Mann of Capitol Avenue, C A Lampkin a painter of Orme Street, and C Edge a painter of Love Street.
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J J Ketley
Decatur Street
Shumate
Fain
I C Mann
Capitol Avenue
Orme Street
Love Street
Mrs M Cullough Dies in Baltimore Hospital
Mra Maud DAlvigny McCullough wife of J A McCullough of Greenville 2 C and daughter of Dr Charles DAlvigny of Atlanta died at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Sunday afternoon after weeks of illness. Her husband, her only son, and her mother were with her. The funeral occurs in Greenville today. McCullough was admired for beauty intellect and talent in Mun. As Miss Wand D Algigny she was loved in Atlanta and after marriage in Greenville she remained popular in her adoptive home. D Alvigny left for Greenville last night.
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Maud Dalvigny McCulloush
J A McCullough
Greanville
Charles Dalvigny
Atlanta
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Greenville
Mire Mcculough
Wand D Algigny
McCullough
Br D
Alvigny
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West View Cemetery
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Hupp
Great Seller
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Georgia Distributors
Auburn Ave
Atlanta, Ga
J. B. Caldwell
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G W Russell
Logis & Davies Company
Lakewood Heights
Cnurch
Oulock
Thurchyard
Henry S. Moody
Quincy L. Arnold
Uanta
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Tiller
Charles A Lorrest
Arnold
L. A. ‘Dorough
Wis Laworoush
Rosston
Royston
Loraigh
James Dwier
Lanta
Miss Sims Jefferes
Sams Jefferes
Tucker Ga
Jefferes
Ollock
Pleasant Hill Church
Lorie Hecht
Columbus
Lone Hecht
Jacob Hecht
Lake Harbor
Michigan
W. Lampkin
Wo Lampent
Gelonk
Temeville
Nashville
Oakland Cemetery
Lula Bettis
Lila Bet
Tarkin Street
Sunti
Wedonald Baptist Third
Caltege Park
Cg ™. Wilson
Wilson
Perrys Town
M’cullough
Baltimore Hospital
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Gate City
Whitehall St
Nossa
Inman Park
Greer
Moreland Avenue
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Luckie Street
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Scotia
Wloodside
Sharp, Boyiston & Day
Weyman & Connors
Equi
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Foote & Davies Company
Joel Hunter & CO
Atlantaa
Certified Public Accountants
E. Rivers
Lodge
Knights of Pythies
Gluck
Bythian Caetle Hall
Kiser
Hunter and
Pryor Atfeein
Sa- Lawton Nally
Bolowuns & of
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Grist
Wilfran MO Simpson
Loion Station
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Jes Lula
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Ta Sherman
Pennell
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Mass
Lula
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Eda
Mcdonald Reoushard
Lars
Tura HI Land
401 Larter
Frank Barett
Ulsten ¢ Reile Fele
Brah
Sanders Internment
College Lark
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Vere
M- Henry
Fence News
Ontario
Arriages
Barclay & Brandon
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Ivy St G. FL
Brandon Row Arado
JW Awpry
Sec
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B AL
Victor Pal
Morrow Transfer & Storage
Alabama St
Wien
Potuen
Cleo Brown
Tennessee
Burns Street
Will Knight
Cedi
Aragon
Hmeht
Federal Secret Service
Clea Brown
9 Fang of
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Knight
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