Terrell Favored by South Georgia Democrats for Governor
Irwin and many counties report Terrell leading Guerry for governor with varying margins. Counties list tallies by race including Stevens over Nesbitt for agriculture, Merritt over Glenn for school commissioner, and Williams over Eason for prison commissioner. Local counts show scattered leads for Terrell, Guerry, and other statewide and county offices with final tallies pending in several areas.
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Randolph County
Cuthbert
Terrell
Guerry
Merritt
Glenn
Stevens
Nesbitt
Hason
Williams
Telfair
Mchae
Telfair Prren
Anne
Anes Weel
Ing Bi ‘O Ason Cartes
Stertitt
Terrell Leads In Georgia Count In Putnam County
Putnam County reports Terrell for governor with a large plurality over Guerry, while Stevens leads for agriculture commissioner and Merritt tops school commissioner. County results show Eason, Glenn, and Williams winning key posts, with Harvy Jordan as district senator and George Adams as county representative.
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Jasper County
Monticello
Terrell
Guerry
Stevens
Merritt
Glenn
Hason
Harvie Jordan
W. J. M. Preston
Macon County
Oglethorpe
Johnson
Wiley Williams
T. G. Hudson
Schley County
J. E. Hayes
Miller County
Colquitt
Estill
C. B Stevens
Tom Ha- Ber
J D. Harrell
Decatur County
Ee Bower, Jr
J. A. Bush
Montgomery County
Mount Vernon
Estes
Glennig
Eason
C. M. Clements
J D. Brown
W. A. Wooten
Danielsville
Madison County
Nesbitt
Johnston
C. A. Stevens
Oglethorpe County
L. N. Carrington
Milton County
Alpharetta
Gienn
Raven
Thomas L. Lewis
Dodgen
W. L. Terrell
Lexington
Mason
Senate
N. D. Arnold
Putnam County
Batonton
War Commissioner
Bor
Harvey Jordan
George W. Adams
Georgetown
Quitman County
C. B. Stevens
A. Crumbley
Willhams
Americus
Suamter County
Terrell & Sure
Thomas G Hudson
James A. Hixon
W. T. Lane
Terrell County
Dawson
Williams
R. VT. Christie
BE. l L. Rearney
Troup
LaGrange
Tom
W. G. Park Doubtiesa
Fatal train accident mars Georgia primary day at Belair
June 5 Augusta area report a single serious incident as Captain Henry P. Walker was killed while walking along a railroad track to vote. He stepped into an oncoming train with no clear explanation for the fatal accident. The body suffered severe injuries.
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Auguste
Henry P. Walker
Belair
Augusta
Walker
Federal court fails to secure Montana train robber Logan
Knoxville special report on Harvey Logan, alleged Montana train robber, failing to transfer his case to federal court. Logan was arraigned for carrying weapons and assault and battery on Luther Brady, fined 850 and sentenced to six months in prison in each case. Felonious assault on policemen Dinwiddie and Saylor continued to September as efforts to move his case to federal court persist. Detective W T Canada expresses frustration but vows to return in September in hopes of resolution.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Harvey Logan
Montana
Logan
Luther Brady
Dinwiddie
Saylor
W. T. Canada
Great Northern
Omaha
Knox County
Greenwell Suspected of Murder in Mexico
Knoxville police say Greenwell, who left with railroad engineer J H Stanfield in March and fled to Mexico, has been arrested at San Luis Potosi. He is suspected of murdering Stanfield for robbery. Requisition papers issued at Tampico expect him jailed there within a week.
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Greenwell
Knoxville
Tenn
Atkins
J. H. Stanfield
Mexico
San Luis-Potosi
Tampiso
Stanfield
Tampico
Wealthy woman wields jewels in replevin case
Memphis resident Mrs. Madison Foster wife of a broker and daughter of a wealthy widow was arrested on a charge of obtaining 336160 worth of jewels from Frank Thayer claiming they were to be returned if no trade was agreed. Replevin shows she secured 2500 in jewelry from four jewelers most of which was pawned. Hearing set for tomorrow.
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Memphis
Tenn
Madison Foster
Frank Thayer
Focal
WHITECAPS WHIP A WOMAN IN New Albany FLAGRANT MOB ATTACK
Mrs Amey Hanger wife of Otto Hanger a farmer near New Albany Indiana was seized from her home by about twenty whitecappers tied to a tree in the yard and whipped severely. Her husband was guarded indoors as the mob warned her to be careful with her step children or face another visit.
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Hanger
New Albany
Ind
Amey Hanger
Otto Hanger
Fierce Riot at Providence Street Railway Strike
Providence Rhode Island June reports a violent street railway stoppage with crowds blocking streets hooting at officers and passengers and throwing missiles. Police used clubs, mounted baying crowds, and twenty five arrests followed a parade of about two hundred striking conductors and motormen.
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Providence
R. LE
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Imond
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Alex W. Atkinson
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J. J. Flynt
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