Union City to Host Roosevelt on July Fourth
Union City plans a large Fourth of July celebration with Sen Thomas E Watson Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Gov elect Thomas W Hardwick as speakers. The event aims to attract 40000 to 50000 visitors with speeches set for morning and afternoon and a daylong program including food music and other amusements.
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Union City
State Partners’ Union
Citizens of
Thomas E. Watson
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Barrett
Watson
Atlanta
Charles 5. Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Roosevelt
Hardwick
Senator Watson
Figoneveltie
Mr. Barrett
Tom Watson
Fitzgerald
South Georgia
Weet Paint Railroad
Financial Advertisers Exhibit Attracts Convention Attendees
At the recent Financial Advertisers Association convention an advertising exhibit in Taft hall showcased banks and trust companies from across the nation. The display included over 2,500 advertisements on 170 boards, illustrating direct mail, newspaper, magazine, poster, and car-card formats. Led by Carroll Ragan of United States Mortgage and Trust, the exhibit demonstrated the banking sector's strong embrace of financial advertising and will tour Los Angeles and New Orleans before key industry conventions later this year.
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Financial Advertisers’ Association
Associated Advertising Clubs
Boston
San Francisco
New Orleans
Minneapolis
Carrol
Ragan
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
New York
Tha Financial Advertisers’ Association
Atlanta
Taft Hall
Not
New York Evening World
Los Angeles
American Bankers’ Association
American Bankers' Association
Investment Bankers’ Association
Inaugural Preparations and Southern State Politics
The piece outlines anticipated legislative battles, reforms, and ceremonial plans surrounding the Georgia governor's inauguration. It notes possible changes to state auditing and market oversight, the abolition debates of several departments, and preparations for the inaugural parade and address by Governor-elect Hardwick with details on escorts, dignitaries, and sealing of the oath.
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Ovaniah
Nash
Mdultries
Theodore Roosevelt
Fitzhugh Lee
Dorsey
Hardwick
William J Vereen
Democratic Executive Committee
Roscoe Luke
Court of Appeals
W. W. Memminger
All Saints’ Church
G H. Howard
Key
Capitol
Capitol Plaza
Hose
State Executive Committee
Thomas Rawlings
Statehouse
State Supreme Court
Senate
Guyt McLendon
Fovernor
Frank Laine 6 Killed by Accidental Shooting
A six year old boy named Frank Laine was fatally shot Saturday morning while attempting to unbreech a pistol found between mattresses in a Piedmont Road bedroom. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. E Laine. Survived by five sisters Annie Marion Ethel Bessie Manby Saline and three brothers Will Thomas Alden Saine. Funeral arrangements not announced. Witnesses included Mrs Saine and her daughter in law Mrs Thomas Saine.
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Frank Laine
Piedmont Road
Rock Springs
E . Laine
Saine
Thomas Saine
Frank
Slaters
Annie
Marion Ethel Bessie
Manby Saline
Will
Thomas
Alden Saine
Gregori
L. Norwood
Ivy Street
Elizabeth C Gregory
RR. E Murphy
H M Patterson & Son
Harry G Poole
Ater Gray
J ‘ Gray
Simpson Street
M Timmons
M Gray
J Ho Jr
J H W Gray
Barclay & Brandon Co
Lloyd Haynes H C Brown
H O Walker
J & Llecdworth
Williams Street
L.A. Hendon
Julia Hendon
Elizabeth Hendon
H. Todd
Birmingham
Julia Maecker
Holman Hendon
Binningham
Rex Taffair Hendon
Adam Hendon
St Joseph
H M Patterson
Wiliam J Brown
Sunda
North Jackson Street
D M Messer
Messrs
F_B Ficher
J T Thompson
R. A. Cule
F E MacKnight
C A Stanford
A Flagan
West View
Jamie Cheshire
Love Powell
Hobert Moore
Arthur Medlock
Hardwick Considering Tax System Change Proposal
The report outlines measures to repeal arbitration sections between county boards and the commissioner general and between corporations and the controller general. It also discusses a proposal to remove local board members for neglect of duty and to empower ordinaries with related authority.
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Hardwick
Georgia illiteracy and school attendance report
Georgia faces a literacy issue with 328,838 persons over ten and a racial split of 96111 negroes and 67,657 whites illiterate. Rural areas show higher illiteracy. urban rates vary by county. School attendance improves since 1910 with 7911 percent of 7-13 year olds in school, and white and colored children showing rising participation through 1920. Local notes include a taxicab request and bulletin committee references.
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Georg
Baker County
Agre County
Anul
Georgia
Coun
Belle Isle
Taxicaer
Aiken EL Sentero Dso
Istory
Thornton
Cathen Fhi
Georgia Census Shows Urban Child Sharp Difference
The census contrasts Georgia urban and rural ages with urban children 7 to 10 at 91.2 percent and rural 76.3. It notes urban 20 to 44 years old at 44.8 versus 31.5 in rural, and that roughly half of residents are of voting age. Males 18 to 44 constitute 37.4 percent, with 18.7 percent of total population in that fighting-age range.
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Chiaitrun
Georgia
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Dave Love
Orchestra
State Bureau of Markets and
Department of Aericulture
Piace Ali
State College of Agriculture
J d. Brown
Farm Bureau Federation
Department of Commerce and Labor
Hall Stanley
Department of Public Welfare
Board of Regents
Capital Removal Association
Macon
Peach
Sheffield
Walter P Andrews
J van Holt Nash
Peachtree
Harris Streets
James L Beavers
Whitehall
Mitchell Street
Urniture
Whitehal
The
Little Folke
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Hemlock
Peachtree St.ear Georman Terrace
Atlanta Roofing and Painting CO
Marietta Street
Auburn Ave
Peachtree Street
Peachtree Road
Oscar Venable
Grant Bidg
Lodge
Bama
Osa RD
Banters Atlanta Lodge No 3
International Association of Machinists
A. I. Green
T. L. Slappey
Bruneral Notices
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G R. Barnett
Bryan Street
Done
Hoo & Bazemore
T. T Davis
Paille—V
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Kimball House
Charles
Edward Paille
Auss Sue Paille Tharemaing
Donehoo & Bagemoore
Tiss
Edward F Potts
J £. Potts
Jack Potts
Edward F. Potts
Fair Street
England
Oakland
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Harry Standard
Hugh Moss
C M Holland
Red Holland
Charlie McDade
Tom Drs
H. J. Towers
H Dan
Lon T. John K
Charles C Towers
Mary T Kendrick
L. W Towers
T Woodward
Dayton, Tenn
J W Wade
T J Perkins
Bell W Towers
Baptist Tabernacle
John W Ham
McAfee Street
WV Holley
Wo C_ Mann
R E Barnes
C H Killian
Joe Broughton
A M Smith
West View Cemetery
Awtry & Lownden Co
Joseph B. Gartrell, Jr
W_H Bone
Awiry & Lowndes Co
Carson Stand
Luckie St
Bell Isle
Harry G.poole
Eee
Atelanta
Humane Society
T9y Bank
North
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Brewster Albert Bowell
Arthur Heyman Brewster
Howe & Heyman
Connally
Getong
Avanta. Ga
J. H. “Gray & Co
Chtree
Ivy
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