Georgia editors campaign chatter on Howell in Americus
A montage of editorials from Georgia papers backs Clark Howell for governor. It lauds Howell’s support from The Atlanta Constitution and denounces opponents while praising Howell’s public service, platform, and friendships with Charles F. Crisp. Other items critique Tom Watson and Hoke Smith and comment on race for governor.
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Atlanta Journal
Ivke Smith
Roger W Mills
Texas
Times-Recorder
Clark Howel
Givernor
the Times
Recorder
Howell
Times Recorder
The
Americas Times-Recorder
Atlanta Constitution
Grady
Georgia
Tom Lawon
Lige Dowie
Hoke Smith
Carre Nation
Resentment over slander of Georgians by Atlanta Journal
A lengthy letter from Dr. W. Boroughy of Plainville Ga denounces the Atlanta Journal for publishing alleged slurs against Georgians and Hoke Smith supporters. It defends named local appointees as loyal, patriotic, and free of corruption, citing county officials and state figures like Judge Freeman, Judge Harris, and Adjutant General Harris as examples of honorable public service.
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Thia
Troup County
Hoke Smith
Mr. Smith
R W Freeman
H. A Hall
T A Atkinson
Sam Harris
Georgia
Journal
Haden
The
Atlanta Journal
The Cloven Hoof Advice In Columbus Journal
A fragment from The Columbus Exquier-dun questions evidence for heavy reliance on non Democrats to aid Hoke Smith. The Atlanta Journal criticizes the state democratic executive committee as ring politicians and urges populists to join Democrats, while Journal headlines warn against populists influencing the primary. Judge J K Hines calls a populist traders meeting to discuss terms. The Journal and populist allies aim to thwart Democratic voters and assist Smith.
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Georgia
Hon Hoke Smith
Hia
Atlanta Journal
Yournel
State Democratic Exeutiva Committee
Formr
Atlanta
J. K Hines
Atkinson Ban
Democratic Committee
Journal
Allien
Democrats of
Bors Smith
Democrate
Smith
Bridal Gifts Silver and Fine China by Maier and Berkefle
Elegant display of bridal gifts including silver in chests sets and assorted pieces crafted with artistic form. Crystal cut etched and gold embossed in graceful patterns alongside bronzes marbles desk pieces and large studies. French and English fine china offered in artistic designs by Maier and Berkefle.
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Maier and Berkefle
Pyramid Pile Cure Proclaimed A Home Remedy Offer
A dated advertisement claims Pyramid Pile Cure can cure piles at home without surgery. It promises quick relief from sores, inflammation, and itching via suppositories, with a free trial and follow up purchases at 80 cents from Pyramid Drug Co of Marshall Michigan.
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Pyrania Pile Corp
Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Building
Marshall, Mich
AL’S METHODS PROVEN BY CARROLLTON REPORT
A lengthy aggregation of editorials and letters from Georgia papers attacks The Atlanta Journal over coverage of Hoke Smith. It cites Carrollton sightings, rain, and misreporting while praising the state Democratic executive committee for a clear party rule. The piece argues the primary should exclude outside influence and uphold Democratic integrity.
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Carrollton
Grom
Meriwether
Atlanta Journal
Hoke Smith
Mr. Smith
Atlanta
Cordele News
State Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia
Ene
Albany Herald
Sir Ernest Sato Leaves Peking for Nerra
Sir Ernest Sato British minister at Peking began his journey to Nera yesterday. A large gathering of diplomats and Chinese officials saw him off at the station. His first personality and work are much admired here.
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Ernest Sato
Pekin
Sir Ernest Sato
Nera
Sir Ernest
Warrant Raised From 83 to 359000 in Bank Case
New York May 5 ILI. Whaley a salesman was arrested on a charge of presenting at a bank a deposit warrant said to have been raised from 3 to 359000. The alterations were crudely made.
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New York
ILI
Whaley
Much Interest In Primary In Covington Ga May 6
Covington Ga May 6 Special The primary election for county and state offices will occur on the 6th Inst. Leading contenders for representative are Bob Loyd D S Adams and Frank D Faillard. Sheriff Sam Hay seeks reelection against Jamies L Whitehead. Treasurer J W Stevenson faces C L Harwell W H Wells W E Smith and J T Elliott. Receiver J F Lunsford is challenged by others. County commissioners J T Speer J Z Johnver and Wm Boy seek reelection against J H Echols H Rogers and W L Gibson. Major John B Davis seeks another term as clerk of the superior court with no opposition. Tax Collector W S Hampey also unopposed. Surveyor William Adan and Coroner Joe S Peck expected to be elected without opposition.
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Ove Newton
Covington
Yarlona
Iowm
House of the General Assembly
Con‘rs
Bob Loyd
Adams
Frank D. Faillard
Sam Hay
Jamie
Board of County Commissioners
J. H Echols
H. Rogers
W. L. Gibson
John B Davis
Superior Court
Ham Aey
Aleo
William Adan
Joe S Peck
Not Taking Chances on the Roadside Chicken
An automobilist speeding on a county road ran over a chicken and left. About an hour later a man in the road signaled for him to stop and found the dead bird. The driver admitted fault and offered to pay for the damage, while the other man noted he had brought the chicken home to verify its death.
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Everybody's Magazine
Sig Naling
Hefren
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Snch
Clark Howell
Darien Gazette
Sandersville
FT. Wetch
Dublin Courier-Dispatch
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Ile Johrns
Constitution
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Vlay
United States Senate
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Griffin News
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Ashburn
Pope Brown
Monroe Tribune
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Pilaski County
Piedmont Statesman
Tke Pope
Fim Smith
Madison Advertiger
James M. Smith
Hoke
Nashville Herald
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King Ringster
Fitzgerald
Iatlantic
Birmingham
Monroa Tribune
LaGrange
Avanta Jong
Drs. W. Boroughy
Plainville
Hoke Smiths
Ylas
Penent
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Henry Banks
State Sanitarium
F. M Ridely
Henry Reeves
Alty Court
A. T Dalls
Jwiga RK A. G Freem
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Miliary
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Trox Bankston
Miltary
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Etter
McIntosh
the Great
Macon Newa
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Moultrie Observer
Thomasville
Milledgeville News
Hike Smith
Villa Area
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Congess
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Colonel Hetil
South Georgia
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Estill
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Tha
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Didate
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Rochelle New Era
Cairo Messenger
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Roger Q. Mills
Columbus
fAlHive
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State Committee
Mae Swell
Ae Win
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Talk-O-Phone Company
Toledo
Ohio
Talk-O-Phone
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Tiree
Pal Bank
National Bank of Cer i
Savings Park
National Bank
Chicago
Bank of Galaceus
Bank of Caticcus
Haerther
Lecc & Company Finan
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Drexel
Phila. Pa
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