Fulton County Vote Totals With Ward Results and Officers
The article reports Fulton County election totals including ward by ward president vote tallies and county officer results. It lists votes for president by ward, totals for candidate Wilson Underwood Harmon and Clark, plus county officers by ward and precincts, concluding with overall tallies for ordinary, tax collector, tax receiver, county commissioners, and coroner. The data show Wilson leading in many wards and Wilkinson general counts, with detailed counts across Adamsville to Oak Grove and South Bend precincts.
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Wwas
Wari Witcon
Underwood
Ward
Wilson
Harmon
Clark
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Bi—Wilson
Wood
Ware
Yona
Oak Grove
First Ward
Anderson
Wilkinson
Branan
Stewart
Armistead
Huddleston
Cha
Boonehoo
Redwine
Anderon
Brapan
Chasim
Palmer
Turmak
mWinn
Donehoo
Griggs
Andersson
Chastain
Pager
Turmay
Winn
Doneshoa
Redwing
Ander
Fon
Hranan
Turman
Chastalm
Reanine
Briges
Andersen
Chastain Palmer
Turman Winn
Griges Redwine
Donchoo
Eighth Ward
Chasta
Wilkinson Gein
Turban
Denehoo
Tenth Ward
Adamaville
Almet
Burman
Foroner
Dofiehoo
Redwins
Blackhall
Igomgast
Buckhead
Battie
Wilkingen
Donehue
Donthoa
South Bend
Andergan
Levee Fight Tightens as Baton Rouge Faces Rise in Mississippi
In Baton Rouge flood action escalates as the Mississippi river climbs beyond forecast 42 feet. A work train is sent to reinforce levees while the city council orders the waterworks to build a protective levee around the pump station. Front street levee breach briefly floods Yazoo and Mississippi Valley tracks and several businesses before sealing.
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Baton Rouge
Front Street
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Seaboard Announces 1.50 Rate to Athens and Return
Seaboard Railway sets a 1.50 round trip fare to Athens and return with sunrays on May 5. The A M E Conference held its annual meeting in the city with delegates about 300 and major funds reported. Rt. W. Hood was honored at the conference, which convened in Clin tom, shaping the field for future religious and regional travel.
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Seaboard
Athens
Return
Swenitys
ALM. EB
Zion
Citarek
America
Elty
Mahibershin
Arehres
United States
Africa
Rt. W. Hood
Fice
Clintom
Shepes
Lumbermen to Fight Tariff Ruling Clash Planned
St Louis May 1 Officers of St Louis Lumbermen's organizations announced an immediate fight against the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling declaring tap fines not common carriers. They will file a petition for an injunction against all big roads of the southwest to block new tariffs and preserve weekly income through rate divisions.
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Lumbermen
St Louuis
St. Louis
Steamer Julian Luckenbach Leaks Off Puerto Rico
The insular line steamer Julian Luckenbach returning to Philadelphia with a sugar cargo sprang a leak Sunday night near San Juan Puerto Rico and sent a wireless call for help. Revenue cutter Alsonauin responded and reached the vessel Tuesday morning. Luckenbach then proceeded to port with thirteen feet of water in her hold and her cars practically destroyed, but no passengers aboard.
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Springs
San Juan
P. R
Insular Line
Julian Luckenbach
Philadelphia
United States Revenue
Al[sonauin
Santo Demings
Luckenbach
Costly Neglect of National Defense
An analysis tracing US defense policy from the revolution to 1911 argues that national defense has been treated as a political slogan rather than a practical military plan. It cites wartime costs, the burden of pensions, and the high per-pensioner expense, urging stronger national defense considerations.
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Alfert Suessau
Leslie
United States
Seven Hens Record Yearly Egg Yields Report
A Farm and Fireside contributor logs a yearly egg production record from seven Rose Comb Red Island Reds hatched April 1910. From October 1910 to December 1911 the hens produced monthly totals ranging from 0 to 147 eggs, totaling 138 in the period, noting modest stock aims.
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Ortoder
Taft Spends Day in Savannah at St Patrick Banquet
President Taft traveled to Savannah on May 1 for the centennial Hibernian Society banquet and related events. He spoke to Georgia State Industrial College students, met Yale alumni, and attended Ireland's patron saint celebration. The Butt memorial service arrangements in Augusta were finalized, with Taft to participate before departing at 3 am Thursday.
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Hibernian Society
Negro College
Yale
City
Savannah
Taft
Boston
Ile
Cieorgia State Industrial College
Ciy
Ireland
Brown
Georgia
Hourke Cochran
New York
Massachusetts
Itis
Ben
Hibernian
Trish
United States
Augusta
Apra
Archibald Butt
Augustang
Union Depot
Barrett
Roy Goodwin
Hilles
Rhoads
Secret Service
Butt
Grand Opera House
America
Sherwood Whitney
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Thomas Gaylor
Memphis, Tenn
Washington
Victory of Manila Bay commemoration at Washington
Fourteen surviving officers gathered in Washington to honor the 14th anniversary of the American fleet victory at Manila Bay with Admiral Dewey as toastmaster. He proposed a toast to W. S. Montgomery of New York, a shipmate who died since the last gathering after retirement from service. The event featured informal speeches and marked the traditional observance of the victory.
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Washington
Mania Bay
Admiral Dewey
Dewey
W.S. Montgomery
New York
Montgomery
Accident on Marietta road bridge kills Black man
One man died and another injured in a Wednesday morning car crash on the Marietta road crossing the Seaboard Air Line railroad. Gene Lindley, a Black driver, was fatally hurt after the Packard he drove collided with a guard rail while the white chauffeur Jean Bouhier led a rescue mission. The accident followed the Packard being pulled from mud by Lindley at the direction of Bouhier. Lindley appeared to be asleep at the wheel, and the car struck the guard rail above the viaduct. The Black man died. Bouhier survived with injuries. Both men were Cole company employees.
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Marietta Road
Seaboard Air Line
Wedenday
Jean Bouhier
Gene Lindley
Bouthler
Packard Automobil
Atlanta
Lindley
Cole
Cole Company
Lindsey
Packard
Tindsey
Rowan
Fr. Long
Cole Motor Company
Lase
Lindlexs
Bouthier
Funeral for Sunns Taylor in Bonnie Brae church
Sunns Taylor dies Tuesday. Funeral set for this afternoon at 2:30 in Bonnie Brae church with interment at Oakland. Pallbearers to assemble at 1:30 at Bloomfield-Burkett chapel for procession to the church. Workmen's Compensation Bill moves to recommitment in Senate with amendments. optional acceptance for railroad employees and higher insurance rates proposed. Western Union buys 10,000 Underwood typewriters.
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Sunns Taylor
Bonnie Brae
Oakland
Bloomfield-Burkett Chapel
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Culberson
Ofexas
Fire Rages Through Croghan Village Destroying Dozens of Buildings
A devastating fire in Croghan, XII, on May 1 caused two child deaths and property loss estimated between 400000 and 590000. Thirty two buildings were wiped out, leaving only a grocery store, a hardware store, a harness shop, a millinery shop and three hotels in the business section.
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Croghan
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The Forsyth vaudeville bill with Aelia Bingham headlines
At the Forsyth a strong vaudeville program features Aelia Bingham as the headline act, plus Stay Tully and company in an original comedy, the Nisha Sisters, and others. Next week Pauline the Hypnotist is promised, with a high quality supporting bill. Southern Railway Relief Association picnic at Powder Springs today. round trip tickets 50 cents. train departs Terminal Station at 6:50 p.m. Tickets available at Johnson's and God's pharmacies and at the train.
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Keith
Forsyth
Aelia Bingham
Southern Railway
Relief Association
The
Powder Springs
Johnson’s
God's Pharmacies
Floyd County Sheriff Race Sparks Close Primary Battle
In Floyd County primary results D W Simmons defeated J R Cantrell for clerk of superior court. John M Vandiver beat J W Cooper for tax collector. J Tom Jenkins won against G M Redmond for tax receiver. W G Dunehoo defeated B D O Byars for sheriff, and Harry Johnson won over John P Davis for ordinary. Sheriff's race remains close.
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Rome
Floyd County
D. W. Simmons
J. R. Cantrell
John M. Vandiver
J. W. Cooper
J. Tom Jenkins
G M. Redmond
W. G. Dunehoo
BD. O
Byars
Harry Johnson
John P. Davis
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Drow ‘Wilson
Tures
Fulton
Collins
Winkincon
Huddieston
Ocan
Grigmsa
Red- Swilson
Bran
B. Turman
John R. Wilkinson
Marcellus Anderson
Fer
Ordinary
Press Huddleston
Paul
IONA
W.H. Taft
Savanna
Butt Memorial
Manila Bay
Negro
Guari
Wesley Memorial’ Hospital
John Taylor
Western Union
Floyd
Sheriff's Place
Hiseman Bros
Kiseman Bros
Bangkoks
Eisemina
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