Clark Howell Nominated for Reelection in Senatorial Convention
At the thirty-fifth district convention, Clark Howell of Fulton was nominated for reelection to represent Fulton, Cobb and neighboring areas. Lawrence E. Moore was unanimously chosen permanent chairman, with J. Z. Foster as secretary. The session elected delegates to the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iarence E. Moore
Fulton
J. Z. Foster
Thirty-Fifth
Clark Howell
Thirty
Cobb
Coweta
Ewnan
J M. Terrell
Mark Johnston
O. B. Stevens
Wiley Willams
W B. Berry
C. L. Moses
R. H Ware
W.T. Arnall
W. J Kelly
A. H. Arnold
Leaver
J. L. Brown
W H. Beavers
W. C. Adamson
Congress
J. S. Anderson
H. A. Hall
G. P. Hodnett
A. H. Benton
Tench Linch
W. B. Orr
A. D. Freaman
J. Brown
R W'Freeman
C. M Speer
G. W. Byram
C. F Sasser
Z. G. Arnal
T. ¥. Rawls
J. R. McCalla
I. N. Orr
G. W. Clower
J.T. Brooks
J. H. Jones
W. L. Crowder
W. C. Wright
Parrott
Fisher
KR. H Pearson
L. Whatley
J. H. Wynn
R. N. Winkles
J. E. Brown
Copeland
EB. Dominick
Eugene Hew
W. L. Stallings
M .H. Couch
W. B W
C T. Sewell
A. W. Arnall
J W. Tarleton
A. H. Bohannon
B. A. Nolan
P. T. McCutcheon
R. W. Freeman
J. N Sewell
J. W. Shell
B. H. Dial
W. Post
A .H. Benton
Fulton Cobb Clayton choose state senator in district meeting
The Thirty fifth District convention at the upper house elected an executive committee with six Fulton four Cobb two Clayton members. Clark Howell received the nomination for state senator after a contentious session where Clayton delegates pressed for their right to nominate in two years. The Dobbs resolution, backing Fulton for two consecutive terms, was adopted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton
Fulton
Cobb
Sentlemen
Fulton County
Albert Howell, Jr
W. A Fuller
Edward L. Meyer
Charles Northen
J. M. Stephens
W. H. Kiser
Cobb County
Foster
Marietta
T. W. Glover
E P Dobbs
John A. Lewis
Lost Mountain
Clayton County
C M. Curtis
Lovejoy
J. M. Huie
Riverdale
W A. Fuller
Dobbs
Howell
Moore
Clark Howell
G. M Hale
Warman
J. L. H. Waldroup
Hate
Cobb and Fulton
Huie
Waldroup
Meyer
Fulton the Fight To A State Senator For Two Consecutive Terms, and Whith
Fultonghell
Fulton Ahall
R. T W Mesbitt
Messrs. J. Z. Foster
W. A. Fuller
Burton Smith
Od Moore
Clarence E. Moore
Young Men's Democratic League of
George Hillyer
Atlanta
Supreme Court Rumors Tie Hopeful Names to Resignation
The report that Justice Hal Lewis plans to resign due to illness has sparked wide speculation across the state. Possible successors include Judge W R Hammond of Atlanta and Hon Joseph W Bennett of Brunswick with others like Judge John S Candler and R T Fouche also mentioned as contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Lewis
Supreme Court
W. R. Hammond
Atlanta
Judge Hammond
Joseph W. Bennett
Brunswick
Superior Courts
Brunswick Circuit
Bennett
Eastman
Roberts
Justice Lewis
John S Candler
DeKalb
Howard van Epps
Fulton
B F. Abbott
George F Gaber
Cobb
R. T. Fouche
Floyd
Judge Candler
Ne Mountain Circuit
Southeastern
South Georgia
Golid
Our Cut Glass Room Promotes Elegant Tableware
The feature highlights beauty in cut glass wares, praising crystal artistry and new designs. It describes lead flint glass with sparkling clarity and showcases items from salt sets to punch sets as ideal for table display.
MACHINISTS STILL AT WORK IN SOUTHERN MEETING
Delegates from all Southern railway machine shops held a closed door session yesterday at 3 o clock to draft grievances and elect a committee. A further meeting was planned for this afternoon to complete business and report progress to head officials in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Railway
Washington
Georgia Teachers Attend Summer Quarter at Chicago University
Professor F C Brown of Emory College will lead two teacher groups from Atlanta June 16 at 5 30 am aboard Southern Ry in special coaches, stopping at Chattanooga Lexington and Cincinnati. In Cincinnati they will use sleeping cars for the night run to Chicago. Brown, of Oxford Ga, will arrange details and answer inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Chicago University
F. C. Brown
Emory College
Atlanta
Southern Ry
Chattanooga
Lexington
Cincinnati
Brown
Chicago
Oxford, Ga
Park and electrical control reforms eyed in city charter talks
The charter revision group discussed extending the charter study through August and advancing a plan to create a North Side park the size of Grant. It approved subcommittee reports on electrical control with a mayor plus five members and on parks under an executive board. Debates covered mayor and council terms, pay for council members, and whether the charter should go to a public vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Subcommittee On Parks
Hugh T. Inman
Colunel
Department of Electrical Control
Board of Electrical Control
Committee On Electric
Committee
City Electrician
Committee On Parks
Grant Park
Department of Parks and Forestry
City of
Atlanta
General Council On Parks
Parks and Forestry Commission
Park and Forestry Commission
Committee On
Board of Hospital Management
J. R. Smith
General Council
Grady
J W English
Police Department
Liberty Bell Returns to Independence Hall in Philadelphia
The Liberty Bell, previously exhibited in Charleston, D C, was transported to Philadelphia and reinstalled at Independence Hall. The 9 o’clock train from Washington arrived to a citywide procession with troops and bands, drawing thousands who cheered as the bell was led to its historic resting place. Mayor Ashbridge accepted the bell on behalf of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independance Hall
Philadelphia
Charleston
D. C
Independence Hall
Washington
Ashbridge
Huckleberry Cordial Sold as Remedy for Child Ailments
An old advertisement urges use of Dr. Biggers Huckleberry Cordial as a cure for bowel troubles and teething pain in children. It warns of seasonal illnesses as warm days give way to cool nights and fruit consumption. promotes purchase at all druggists with a bold claim of effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biggers
QUERROT SAYS CANDLER PRIVATE Washington trip defended
Governor Candler returned from Washington reporting the visit was purely private. He denied snubbing the president, stated he went on personal business, met colleagues in the Senate and House, and did not visit New York or arrange state loans. He planned to resume work at the capitol office amid good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler
Washington
Peachtree Street
Capitol
National Capital
Georgia
Senate
House
New York
Honest Drugstore Substitution Under Fire
A New York Journal critique condemns druggists who substitute inferior remedies claiming they are “just as good.” It urges public pressure against substitutions, praising manufacturers and warning that the practice deceives customers, promotes adulteration, and harms reputable sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Journal
Hem
Artise
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by Suffering User
Don't Accept Counterfeits. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is presented as the genuine remedy for piles and related skin troubles. A user from St Paul, Avc claims a long history of protruding bleeding piles and credits the salve with a complete cure after trying it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J. F. Geralt
St. Paul
Avc
Unknown Black man found hanged near Newport News
June 10 Newport News report says a Black man’s body was found hanging from a tree on Brierfield Road. Coroner’s jury concluded the death resulted from a related incident by unidentified persons after prior mob or assault injuries. Residents say the area has seen multiple tragedies in the past year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Brierfield Road
Hartwell Triumphs Over Winder in 12–0 Shutout
Hartwell Georgia hosts a decisive game as Hartwell defeats Winder 12 to 0. Pitcher Richardson mows down ten while allowing two hits. Segars allowed six hits and struck out eleven. Hartwell defense commits only one error, while Winder makes eleven.
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Hartwell
Winder
Richardson
Segars
Sogans
Buesse
Berewell Segars
Delaperrier
Wife seeking injunction against husband in massive property dispute
Mrs Sparta Coogler, 88, of Clayton County, filed to have a receiver appointed and obtain an injunction to stop her husband E. J. Coogler and son J. Coogler from disposing of property. Judge Lumpkin issued a temporary restraining order and set June 19 for a hearing. The bill alleges deceit leading to loss of control of her assets including a $1600 South Carolina sale proceeds and a misrepresented mortgage. Attorney W. M. Jackson represents Mrs Coogler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta Coogler
Clayton County
Superior Court
J. H. Lumpkin
E. J. Coogier
J. Coogler
W. M. Jackson
Piedmont Grocery Ad Offers Fresh Goods at Low Prices
At 88 Whitehall Street the Piedmont Grocery Company markets Heinz baked beans Heinz mixed pickles red Alaska salmon and other fresh items. Traders stamps issued on all cash or credit purchases with wide choice and no worn stock.
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Piedmont Grocery Company
Whitehall Street
HEINZ
Savannah Fight Postponed By Small Venue
Savannah Athletic Club failed to stage the advertised twenty round bout between Fred Douglass of Savannah and Jim McLaughlin of New York as the small venue prevented McLaughlin from fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Savannah Athletic Club
Fred Douglass
Jim McLaughlin
New York
McLaughlin
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Clarence EH. Mooh
Toomer
Ware County
W. M Toomer
Iegal
Waycross
Democratic Executive Committee
Yen. W. M. Toomer
J. M. Spence
Waresboro
Stovall
Pleasant A. Stovall
Savannah Press
Chatham County
Vace
House of Representatives
Morris
Rome Tribune
Newt A. Morris
Tribune
Roland Pills
Newt A Storris
Morrie
Troup
LaGrange
Troup County
F. M. Ridley
J. ©. Danson
J.J. Smith
A. C. Hayes
W. M. Haiiston
C. W. Smith
H. B Davidson
J. H. Colter
Halton Lovejoy
H. J. Henderson
HE. Truitt
H D. Glanton
Frank Newton
A. W. Birdson
Dr. T. 3. Bradfield
W. T. Tuegle
Maier & Berkel
Si Whitehall Street
Liberty Bell
Mrs. Coogler
David
Title Guarantee and Trust CO
Empire Building
Mats
Messiges
Hirsch Bros
Banister’s Fine Shoes
Marietta Street
Postoffice
Room
Walton Street
Eiseman Bros
Guam
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Whitehall Sr
Washington, D.C
Baltimore, Md
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