Two gubernatorial candidates draw interest in Thomas County
Thomasville Georgia March 9 Special voters discuss the gubernatorial race. The contest between Governor Harris and Dr Hardman is seen as close in Thomas County with talk from various sections. A possible entrance by Judge W B Thomas or others could shift the race, and the winner may hinge on who campaigns hardest.
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W. B. Thomas
Southern Circuit
Speaker Burwell
Hugh Dorsey
Judge Thomas
Thomas County
Butts
Barnesville
Im’ Pike
FC Mathews
Slade
G. A
J. F Howard
J. Dickson
W. F P. Ridley
J. T. Bayerd
WB. Caldwell
J. A. Corley
H. L. Green
J. H. Lee
J. A. Stone
Jie
Willis
Dunn
J. W. Pressley
al A. Graham
J. J. Harden
R. H. "McLendon
A. Whatley
Ro Mack Williams
D. P Blake
SM. Howard
J. S.dunn
H. T. Sikes
Pregent
G. B Ridley
Frank I. Adams
Elven
R. A. Buchanan
J. Mitt Cauthen
J. R. Duon
J. Smith
Gftwe
Jefferson CO
Louisville
Jefferson County
Shawn
M McNair
T. F Rhodes
W. L May
M. G. Gamble
A. F. Pennington
M G. Gamble
Hoxsey Presented With Silver Pitcher At Dinner
J M B Hoxsey president of the Associated Charities received a silver pitcher at a Capital City club dinner marking his second term. Lindsey Hopkins gave a farewell style address with song and cheers. Attendees included Linton Hopkins Morris Rich Victor Kriegshaber and many others. The banquet was organized by a committee led by Jack Lewis with Robert Foreman as host.
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The
Associated Charities
J. M. B Hoxsey
Capital City
Lindsey Hopkins
Tudge KC. Kontz
Linton Hopkins
Morris Rich
Victor Kriegshaber
A Magill
W. L Peel
Jack H. Lewi
W H H. Kriegshaber
Linton Hopins
Henry Heinz
Tom Daniels
J. L. Shivers
Stockwell Johnson
W. W. Voote
Leo Ashcraft
Louis D’ Hicks
Kendall Weisiger
JC. Kents
JC. Kents, ‘Morris Red
Ivan
Aden
Jack Lewis
Robert L. Foreman
Khorassans Plan Spring Ceremonial at Kibla Temple
Kibia temple No 123 D C K holds spring ceremonial on Wednesday night March 22 with a large guest list and new officers led by Royal Vister Moore. Notables include James G Woodward mayor of Atlanta and George F Eubanks imperial prince of the order, among others.
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Kibia Temple
No. 123
Atlanta
Royal Vister Moore
Kibla Temple
Mr. Moore
Currord Walker
Georgia
James G. Woodward
Atlana
M. Stanley
Commerce and Labor
Mev Troy Beaty
Athens
The
Knights of Pythid
Judge Warner C111
Sheppard Bryag
James W. Austin
W. Rom Winn
M. M. Anderson
James LL Meare
Emory Journalism Class To Publish Covington News Edition
Covington Ga March 9 Special The Emory University journalism class will issue the Covington News edition on March 30 with SCandler as editor in chief Covington locals include C English and R D Banks Oxford locals EK Burckhalter and JW Fite exchanges M N Morgan and LH Ware literary KW Lim features PW Christian artistic Pierce Cline What The Covington News Means local merchant Tate J McNatt Some Great Sons of New Counts Tindolph Clements The Newspaper and the Professional Man
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Covington
Emory University
S Candler
C. H. Williams
North Covington
R. D. Banks
Oxford
EK. A. Burckhalter
JW Fite
M. N. Morgan
L. H Ware
K. W. Lim
P. W. Christian
Pierce Cline
Negi County
Boy Scout Benefit Planned for March 31
Newton County boys organize a benefit to support Troop funds. Covington theater owner J Armistead provides venue for The Adventures of a Boy Scout on March 24 with five reel film plus afternoon and night showings. Scouts from Covington Oxford Porterdaie and Covington mills sell tickets for the fundraiser.
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Newton County
Covington
Lyric Theater
J. Armistead
Oxford
Porterdaie
Covington Mills
One Hearing Set in Coast Line Conductor Strike Case
In a key development in ongoing litigation in federal court, an attorneys stipulation limits proceedings to a single hearing before Judge William T. Newman. The joint agreement covers interlocutory and final decree hearings, with Saturday named as the date, as both sides prepare for a hard fought case involving conductors and auditors on Coast Line trains.
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United States District Court
William T. Newman
William & Staton, Jr
Wayne & Jones
W. S. Cobern
Westmoreland & Westmoreland
Tis
Wiliam T. Newman
United States
Newman
Order of Railway
Black Hand Prank Nears Costing Boy His Life
Charles Whitehead, 11, son of Mrs Oia C Whitehead, narrowly escaped injury after a black hand prank in Wee Ena Thursday night. Detectives Shaw and Maddox investigated after W H Bowen reported a masked figure left a threatening note at his door. Bowen fired at the fleeing boy when commanded to halt. the youth was captured and revealed the prank aimed at Bowen’s daughters Nell and Martha.
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Charles Whitehead
Oia C. Whitehead
Ashby Street
Wee Ena
Shaw and Maddox
W. H. Bowen
Graanwood Cemetery
Lee Street
Self-Serve Grocery in Santa Monica
In Santa Monica California customers wander aisles selecting items from prepackaged displays. They check out as they exit with the bill tallied by staff to ensure payment.
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Santa Monica
Cal
Mrs Helen Plane Honored by Atlanta Chapter U D C
The Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy honored Mrs. Helen Plane founder and life leader with tributes at a Woman's Club meeting. Speakers praised her role in the Confederacy history and Stone Mountain Memorial project. Attendees included Gutzon Borglum, Mrs. Venable, and many noted Daughters. gifts and scenes reflected deep esteem.
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William C. King
Imota
Atlanta
Woman's Club
Bire
Helen Plane
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Georgia Division
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Georgia
Louise Kendall Rogers
T. T. Stevens
Blackburn
Plane
William Percy
Willam C. King
W. 5. Price-Smith
Thomas Peters
Dalton Milonell
Stone Mountain Memorial
Robert Fo Lee
Fefferson Davis
Venadle
Stone Mountain
Jardiniere
Connally
W. B. Price-Smith
A. D. Woodward
Dalton Mitchell
H. G. Randall
Decatur
Ida McCormick
Greenwood
Frank Fitten
John Perdue
Somalia
Howard McCall
Willian Percy
D. Ascity
Fae
Joseph Morgan
Pioneer Society
Relief Association
Neat Chamber of Commerce
W. S. Coleman
Hubert Ransom
Foreacre
Gutzon Borglum
Venable
Rose
New York
Fudge
J. C. Henderson
Father and Son Share Prison Stay in Separate Cells
Barry Brown aged 14 slept last night in a Fulton county Tower cell awaiting burglary trial. His father Ezra Brown, serving twelve years in the chain gang for the same offense, was in a nearby cell. Marty Brown had been brought in by a deputy sheriff weeks earlier in Cobb County. Night Jailer Poindexter, concerned for the boy’s age, moved him to the hospital ward alongside his father after a tearful exchange.
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Barry Brown
Fulton County
Ezra Brown
Marty Brown
Cobb County
Young Brown
Poindexter
Harry
The Business Girl Needs a Fountain Pen
John L. Moore & Song, the Opticians, offer self filling and non seating fountain pens. A point to suit every purpose. Come in and try them at North Broad.
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John L. Moore & Song
Opticians
North Broad
Switzerland to Send Mail Through Germany and Holland
The Swiss postal department will route American mail via Germany and Holland instead of France and England. The change aims to reduce censorship. A prune crop note mentions ripe fruit gathered after falling, while a carpet sweeper mechanism speeds processing.
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Berlin
Germany
Holland
France
England
Sheckuse
Big Vote Authorizes Fight for Eight-Hour Day
Chicago dispatch reports 400000 engineers firemen conductors and trainsmen vote overwhelmingly to authorize union heads to seek eighthour day and time and a half for overtime. Leaders say strike vote misinterpreted and negotiations will proceed with railroads, arbitration under Erdman act possible if talks fail.
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Chicago
United States
W. 9. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. B. Garretson
Order of Railway Conductors
W. S. Carter
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
W. G. Lee
Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen
Mr. Stone
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