Rousing rally for Terrell by Fulton county clubs
Hundreds packed the hall for Terrell supporters as Harvey Johnson Warner Hill and Bam Small urged Fulton county voters to back Terrell. Speakers defended Terrell against railroads and corruption charges, praising local option over prohibition and urging a large Thursday majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Verrell
Sty Hal
Terrall
Vittur
Mr. Terrell
Harvey Johnon
Warner Hill
Bam W. Small
Walter P. Andrews
Young Men's Terrell Club
Ed A. Hardin
Terrell’ Club
Fulton County
Andrews Booke
Guerry
Andrews
Harvey Johnson
Meriwether County
Georgia
Joe Terrell
Terrell County
Johnson
Terrell
Rules for selecting delegates to state convention clarified
County committees must pick delegates from active supporters of the highest vote getters. Each county sends double its lower-house representation, with proxies limited to bona fide county residents. Violations may lead to delegates being unseated by the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. T. Brown
Democratic Executive Committee
Brown
State Committee
Local option debate swirls as candidates clash in Georgia campaign
Mr Small says he now supports local option over prohibition and challenges Dupont Guerry to joint debates, while Guerry warns such remarks could split prohibitionists. He cites a letter accusing Small of shifting views and accuses rivals of misrepresentation as voters head to polls to decide on Joe Terrell and local option. The article notes a political rally in Carrollton and mentions a cafe in Alabama in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Hill
Hill
Terrell
Mr. Terrell
Southern Railway
Georgia
Dade
Darien
Guerry
Mr. Guerry
Mr. Small
Carrollton
Small
Terreill
Smaq
Estill
Tifton
Smidst
Joe Terrell
Girls High School Graduation Program Described
Fifty two members of the Girls High School graduating class will receive diplomas at the Grand tomorrow evening with a novelty program and decorated stage. The Boys High School graduation follows Friday with four orations, choruses, and a dumbbell drill, featuring Wurm's Orchestra and a Thomas Jefferson history medal presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Venale, Jr
Agnes Hepplier
Katie Baker
Frantz Abt
Martha Ellen
Mary Ramsaur
Dewey Dell
Henry Smart
Caroline Westmoreland
Vincent
Hon Hoke Smith
Board of Educaton
Alberta Ma Jone
Annie Laurie Fuller
Eva L Peek
Mary Low Baker
Virginia Shropshire
Katherine A Westbrook
Louise Welch
Georgia Hunnicutt
Effie Sewell
Iva Wooden
Fannie Mae Banks
Florrie Henderson
Rogie Liebermuth
Janie McMahon
Annie J Hail
Basie Frank
Daisy Gaar
Blanche C. Bell
Sara Turner
Robin Ragan
Aylette Lapsley
Augusta Hardin
Rae C
Wurm
H. 8
Bradley
Swannes River
Neal McGuire
Marshall H. Lane
Farber N. Burt
Robert 8
Parker
Sam W. Small
Hoke Smith
Board of Education
Ghorus
America For Freedom
Wille Wiggins
Edward Epstein
Virgil Kime
Ray Werner
Arthur Manning
Eoward Styron
Isaac Fleischman
Edward Fitzgerald
George Eaves
Day J. Apte
William Whittmore
Constitutional Convention Recommends Enrollment of New Constitution
Richmond June 3. The constitutional convention finished debate on the new constitution and sent it to the committee on enrollment for engrossment. It adopted the preamble from the bill of rights committee and added an amendment recognizing Almighty God and mercy to all the people. No other material changes were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Committee
God
Coffee Foe Posit Humble Family Chronicle
A Franklin Pennsylvania woman recounts her husband’s relief from dyspepsia headaches and heartburn after switching from coffee to Postum. She describes improved health and weight gain from 98 to 108 pounds and urges others to try the product, signing as Mrs. W. A. Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Bowers
Ninth Street
Franklin, Pa
Salinsky Ragged Terror Captured After Weeks of Fear
Morris Salinsky, a Decatur Street shoemaker, was arrested by Call Officers Covington and Chandler for frightening women and children around Linden and Piedmont avenues. A year earlier he faced a similar offense, was fined $100 then reduced to $1, and later sent to the chain gang for thirty days. His wife and friends claim lunacy, and efforts to have him declared insane are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linden
Piedmont Avenues
Covington and Chandler
Morris Salinsky
Decatur Street
Second Ward
Broyles
Unsky
Washington
Pulliam
Halinsky
Recorder
Zalinsky
Salinsky
Supreme Court Upheld Atlanta Criminal Court as Constitutional
The Supreme Court ruled Welborne v. Donaldson that Atlanta’s criminal court is constitutional. The decision affirmed lower court findings on lack of jurisdiction pleas and clarified appellate routes, noting five jurors does not render the court unconstitutional. Appeals from the criminal court proceed by certiorari to the Superior Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Welborne v. Donaldson
Criminal Court of
Atlanta
Alexander W. Stephens
Criminal Court of Atlanta
City Court of
City Court
Criminal Court
City’court
Newark Burned by Incendiary Fire Suspected in Arkansas
Batesville Ark June 2 Fire destroyed a large part of Newark including three brick business houses with losses around 20000 dollars. Authorities believe the blaze was incendiary marking the fourth major fire in as many years for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Batesville
Ark
Library Trustees Regret Council Refusal of $2000 Aid
Carnegia library board held a lengthy meeting after a council decision to deny a $2,000 appropriation for maintenance. They reported net proceeds under $60 from a Wu Tingfang lecture, allocated to repairs including rat damage. The board urged council to visit the library to witness needs and noted Young Men's Library board transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Carnegia Library
Wu Ting- Fang
Cabaniss
Atlanta
Summer Opera Company
Miles
Bradt
Nutting
Messrs. Meyer
Alston
Mitchell
J. W. Mayson
Tegret
Thebrary
City council selects site for Carnegie library in Chattanooga
The Chattanooga city council chose the Catholic church lot opposite The Chattanooga Times building on Alabama Street as the site for the Carnegie library. The price is 315,000 dollars and building will begin at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga Times
City Salesmen Travel to Cumberland Island by Special Train
City salesmen plan an excursion with a special train leaving Atlanta on Tuesday June 10. Fare is 3 50 for ride to Cumberland Island and return, with tickets valid on any regular train including June 1. Sleeping cars and day coaches. berths and tickets at the city ticket office Southern Railway Kimball House. President Barrows Is Dead in Oberlin Ohio. John Henry Barrows, Oberlin College president, died today. Lillian Bell's new book at Miller's 25 Marietta Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Capitol
Candler
Gainesville
Athens
J. S Turner
Hon. Thomas. Eason
Prison Commission
Eatonton
McRae
Clement A. Evans
Atlanta
Joe Johnson
Department of Agriculture
Lee County
Phil Cook
O. B. Stevens
R. F. Wright
R. E. Park
Macon
J. W. Robertson
Marietta
Phil A. Byrd
Rome
Welborn
Union County
Lindsey
Whickinson County
Boykin ‘Wright
Augusta
Co. M Hitch
Executive Department
Quitman
Capitol
Ugusta
Rich- Amond
Brown
Richmond County
State House
Yesterady
State Committee
County Executive Committee
Prown
Friends of the State Committee
Southern Railway
Kimball , House
President Barrows
Oberlin
Ohio
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin College
Cumberland Island
Kimball House
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Small Tell
Prohibition
Maier & Berkele
Whitehill Street
Johnston
Ofelock
Council Chamber
Mark Johnston
Sam Smal
Ackson
Buford Davis
Dupont Guerry
Marcus W. Beck
Griffin
Merritt
Constitution
James T. White
Journal of
White
Ltke
Mr. Merritt
Halter Constitution
Glenn
Dr. Johnston
D. T. Whith
Jones County
Gienn
Book Trust
Edmondson
Putnam County
Alabama
City
Grand
Either
Franklin
Salinsky Rade
Criminal Court All Right
Alabama St
THE
Mimmies
Lillian Bell
Miller's
Marietta, Street
HOTEL
Wellington
Wth Avenue
Hth
Bath
A. WW. Eager
Title Guarantee & Trust Company
Empire Building
Mats
Megligoo
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall Street
Banister’s Fine Shoes
Norfolk
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall St
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