Announcement for Governor by Judge John Hart
Judge John Hart announces his candidacy for governor of Georgia. He praises both sitting governors Smith and Brown, calls for unity, and vows to faithfully execute the duties of the office if elected, setting aside his current post as attorney general to pursue peaceful leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hart
John C. Bart
Peneral
Commonwealth
Govarnor Smith
Brown
Wort Cordiel
Idacy
Commonwealth of Georgia
Tebp
Brown comments on Hart candidacy and Perry
Governor Brown declined to comment on Judge Hart’s governor bid saying Hart and Perry are excellent men and either would lead the state well. He noted Perry had retired from the race and he had no decision on opening headquarters. Later reports said Kimball House rooms once used by Brown were reserved for two months, though Brown knew nothing of it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Judge Hart
B. H. Perry
Perry
Kim‘ball
Hart enters Georgia governor race from farming and law
John C. Hart lawman and stock raiser of Union Point Greene County announced his candidacy for governor. A former judge and chief legal adviser to the state administration, Hart has long roots in the state and farms cattle near his birthplace. He succeeded Boykin Wright as attorney general on October 25, 1902 after Wright replaced J. M. Torrell. Hart plans to leverage his public service and farming background amid an uncertain gubernatorial field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hart
Georgia
State Administcrion
Boykin Wright
Wright
Candler
J. M. Torrell
Hart
Comulgee Airguit
Green, Morgan
Jasper
Jones
Wilkingon
Baldwin
Laurens
Brown
Smith
Judge Hart
Union Point
Greene County
Virginia
First Bale Sold For 50 Cents A Pound In New York
The first bale of the cotton crop of 10-11 was sold at auction in New York at 50 cents per pound, net proceeds for charity. Weighing about 416 pounds from Hidalgo County Texas, the bale was classified good middling. It had previously sold in Houston on June 23 for 375 and was shipped here to be auctioned in Liverpool after today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hidalgo County
Texas
Houston
Liverpool
Kentuckian uses gun to protect wife in Paducah murder
Paducah Ky June 27 John Gibson was shot and killed at Mrs Jones residence by James Jones who says he acted to protect Mrs Jones after Gibson frightened her and threatened to shoot Jones. Jones was arrested charged with willful murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paducah
John Gibson
James Jones
Field glass for mountain or seashore suggested
A brief Pine County advertiser notes that a field glass suitable for mountain or seashore enhances pleasure and invites readers to ask someone who has tried it. The notice cites Water Ballard Op. Real Co at The Peachtree in Atlanta as the ad source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Ballard Op
High Water Mark of Billion Dollars in Federal Expenditures
Washington reports total appropriations for the latest congressional session reached 1.027 billion dollars. Representatives Tawney and Livingston differ on whether this marks a new high, with Livingston condemning military spending as draining tax revenue for war and neglecting citizens’ needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Livingston
Washington
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Representative Tawney
Representative Livingston
Georgia
Tawney
Livingston
John C Hart enters gubernatorial race in Ga
Judge Hart announces he will run for governor, citing duty to the state and friendship for both candidates. Greene County and Ocmulgee circuit supporters predict strong backing, with Hart viewed as conservative and capable. Greensboro Herald Journal editor endorses the candidacy, noting local enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hart
Hesaye Ba
Dans
Greene County
John
J. DP. Williams
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Greensboro
State Democratic Rules on Governor Race Proration
County plans implement majority or prorated votes in convention. If no county majority, votes split per candidate’s share. counties with majorities yield full delegate weight. New rules affect governor, state officers, judges and solicitors general. convention called for Sept 1910 in Atlanta with counties doubled in voting power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Tany Delegatte
General Assembly
State Executive Committee
Democratic Executive
Friends
State House
Supreme
Superior Court
Supreme and Appellate Hurt
Hae
County Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
Close Poll 18 Taken On Race For Governor
In a Southern rain era report aboard train No. 10 between Atlanta and Macon, 67 qualified voters were polled on gubernatorial candidates. Hoke Smith received 24 votes, Joe Brown 1, Edward Walker 1, with 1 noncommittal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Macon
Hoke Smith
Joe Brown
Edward Walker
Trial of E. E. Powell Begins at Warrenton
The trial of E. E. Powell a Halifax NC merchant charged with murdering Chief of Police Dunn of Warrenton began in Warrenton NM under a change of venue ordered by Judge Ward. Powell shot the police chief on March 4 and wounded ex State Senator Travis and State Representative Kitchin a brother of Governor Kitchin and Congressman Elichin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrenton
E. E. Powell
Halifax
N. C
Dunn
Ward
Powell
Travis
Kitcbin
Kitchin
Elichin
Negro Slaying in Lanier's Quarter Sparks Death
In Dubbo Georgia on June 27 W B Troup fatally shot Win Huff during a quarrel at a house inhabited by a Negro woman. Huff died almost instantly. Troup surrendered to authorities after hiring an attorney and was jailed by Judge John S Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubbo
W. B. Troup
Win Huff
Lanier
Froup
Huff
Fin
Troup
John S- Adame
Nerf Flanders
Train Robbers Loot Ogden Passenger Train
Three bandits robbed an Oregon Short Line train at Five Points near Ogden Utah after stopping the locomotive with torpedoes. About 100 passengers were robbed and assaulted as the bandits searched the cars. lawmen pursued them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
Oregon Short Line
Rheritt Wilson
Posse 1S
Second Street
Evadion — Reat
N. BD
Franklin
Finilin
Joan Hutchans
Williams
Kirkwood
Mia
Southern Railway Round Trip Fair to Boston
A daily service from June 26 to July 12 offers a round trip fare of 34 dollars and 95 cents to Boston. Reservations or inquiries can be made by calling Main 142 or Main 4142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Southern Railway
Russian youth arson suspect seeks flames walk through fire
Jacob Gladman, a young Russian arrested on arson charges in Los Angeles on a July 27 report, claimed he burned Mrs. T. B. Foote's residence to enjoy walking through flames with burned feet as a lunacy commission prepared to examine him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Jane
Jacob Gladman
T. B. Foote
Glatman
Wright to Meet Wilding in Wimbledon Final
Wright of Derton advances in the all England family championship by defeating A F and secures a semifinal spot. He will face New Zealander A F Wilding, who was a Davis Trophy co-holder last year, in the Wimbledon final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Wilding
Wimbledon
England
Metropolitan
Manhattan
Lieut
Pinkerton
Caruso
Sharpless
Scotti
Trajan
Victor
Victor Talking Machine Co
Camden
N.J
Victor Records
Walker Calls Hart Entry Aids State Political Concerns
Boward J Walker in a statement welcomes Attorney General Hart entering the governor race. He says Hart's bid will help improve the state's political climate by breaking up feudalistic antagonism between candidates and allow Walker to run a calm, business-like campaign for development of state resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boward J. Walker
John c. Hart
Smith
Brown
Mr. Wart
Edward H. Walker
Postmasters Appointed in Georgia Towns and Counties
Washington June 27 Special reports postmasters appointed in Georgia. Biltch Bulloch county replaces J D Lane who resigned. Hover Spalding county and F C Glazier in place of S F Glazier removed. Robert B Bemery named rural carrier at Hawkinsville on route 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Postal News
Washington
Biltch
Bulloch County
O Lane
J. D. Lane
Hover
Spalding County
F.C. Glazier
S F. Glazier
Robert B. Bemery
Hawkinsville
Pullman Observation Cars Inaugurated On Seaboard
Seaboard announces inauguration of electric lighted observation and drawing room sleepers on the New York Birmingham Memphis fast trains. Effective June 27 trains leave New York 11 45 a m for Birmingham and Memphis 6 36 p m. City Ticket Office 88 Peachtree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard
New York
Birmingham-Memphis
Washington
Birmingham
Memphis
Peachtree
Also Mentioned on This Page
McCray
Londo
Kentuckian
lRach
Iput
Batty
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Phone
Paul T. Barths
Broad St
Bell Phone
Victrolas
Peachtree St
Elyea-Austell CO
Victor Machines
Phillips & Crew CO
Peachtree Street
Edward H. Walker Glad Hart
Capital City Tobacco
Atlanta, Ga
THE
Whitaker-Harvey Company
Winston-Salem, N.C
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!