Debates Amid Crowd in Atlanta Stage Showdown
A packed auditorium in Atlanta swelled with supporters for Howell and Smith as doors opened at 7:30. The crowd surged, order broke down briefly, and both candidates spoke amid chants, with Howell delivering a sharp attack on Smith’s railroads ties while Smith defended his record and denied wrongdoing.
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Arate
Hera
Dheck
Nha Tven
Bii
Howell
Fulton County
Rdial
Kowomiany
Mr. Howell
Budkermill
Mr. Hopkins
Jim
MR. Smith
Rand Alley
Mr. Arnold
Millers End Their Session Elects New Officers
The seventh annual convention of the Fraternity of Operative Millers closes after three days in Memphis. Elected officers include President Henry Stark of Clinton Missouri fret vice president John Briggs Pittsbield Iowa second vice president W A Holly Grand Rapids Michigan secretary treasurer J F Muller Chicago Directors Louis Galtschick Kansas F M Stark Missouri James Moline Illinois and Jesse Owens Michigan. Next meeting location to be decided.
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Henry Stark
Clinton, Mo
Memphis
Tenn
Fraternity of
Operative Millers
Clinton
John Briggs
Pittschfield
Ila
W. A. Holly
Grand Rapids
Mich
J. F. Muller
Chicago
Louis Galtschick
Kensas
F. M. Stark
Missouri
James Moline
Inois
Jesse Owens
Michigan
Supreme Court Order Served in Johnson Lynching Case
United States Marshal Dunlap served a supreme court order on all defendants to appear in October for contempt in the Johnson lynching case at Chattanooga. Sheriff’s deputies aided the marshal, with local officials cited in Attorney General Mixxig’s information. Political controversy arose at the state convention over federal interference.
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Marshal Dunlap
Johnson
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States
Dunlap
Supreme Court
Mixxig
Shipp
Resolutions Committee
Smith Seeks Rail Relief Critics Uproar in Georgia Race
In a fiery address, Smith attacks railroad influence and the Georgia railroad commission. He vows to enforce state laws as governor, targets Commissioner Brown and Howell, cites circulars, and criticizes negro disfranchisement debates while urging people to take control of the Democratic party.
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Flowell
Mr. Smith
Railroad Commission
Joseph M Brown
Alain Democratic
Outomlttre
Fulton County Executive Committee
Albert Howell
Mr. Howell
Bishop Turner
Geomeone
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Clare Howell
Ofler
Howell
Smith
Georgia
Grady
Thia
Atlanta
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Smit
Howall
Charlies
Yeograna
Sair
Watson
Howe
Democratic Party
Hamp McWhorter
Enoch Calloway
Seaboard
Gall
Rope Brown
Commissioner Brown
To Matter
Joe Brown
Joe
Washington
Culp
Tennessee
South Carolina
Freight Bureau
Terrell
Howel
Tom Watson
Ton
Tom
State House
Hamlton toWhorter
Ewocd Calaway
Fulton County
Alabama
Reputation Ad Promises Cure for Chronic Diseases in Atlanta
An Atlanta medical ad boasts eight years in the city and a specialty in chronic disorders for both men and women. It claims high professionalism, no-charge consultations, and free publications on nerve exhaustion and other illnesses, inviting out-of-town patients to schedule examinations at 22% S. Broad Street, Suite 3.
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Atlanta
Fi Prem
CO. Guite
Inman
S. Road Arrest
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White unity urged to disfranchise while able
Mr. Smith urged white people to protect themselves while they can and urged disfranchisement. He admitted past statements might differ and said whites are now united, contrasting past factions such as democrats and populists who could manipulate the Black vote.
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Mr. Smith
Local Baptist youths seek roster for church gathering
Local notice requests all male members of the Second Baptist Church of Atlanta who attended Monday Young Men's Society services to send name and address to E S Lumpkin at Fourth National Bank. Preliminary plans for a special meeting require accurate participant lists.
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Second Baptist Church of Atlanta
Young Men’s Society
E. S. Lumpkin
Fourth National Bank
Sam Thompson Dies of Wound at Grady Hospital
Sam Thompson aged 24 died yesterday afternoon at Grady Hospital from a bullet wound in the left side received Wednesday night. He was said to have terrorized a neighborhood. special Officer J. T. Reese, attempting to arrest him, was attacked and fired with his pistol in a struggle. Thompson, larger than the officer, was shot in self defense. Authorities report the shooting justifiable. Reese has been arrested and will face trial. The case aroused discussion of local crime and policing.
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Sam Thompson
Grady Hosptal
Thompson
J.T. Reese
Fulton Bag
Cotta Wil
Thettson
Cordner Thompson
de Jennings
Hulsey
Hood
Swan
Towne
Dudley
Strongmige Browne
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