Newnan Forms Bic Brown Club With Wide County Support
Former congressman Moses Ansertes accuses Governor Smith of flopping on key issues and urges firm stance on prohi and education. The Newnan meeting organized thirteen county districts into the Brown Club with Hewlett A Hall elected chairman and Hunt J Stephens named president.
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Per'_Moses Ansertes
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Membea
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Hewlett
Ciue Hunt
J Stephens
Iil
J. Lorwent
Honharler L Moses
Court House
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Solow
Mosex
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Britt
Ako Wienne
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Castine
Amrican
Hit
Weskian
Georgia
Atlanta
South
Geegia
Parker
Sivas
Watson Writes of Hoke Smith and Power in Georgia
Thomas E Watson mails a letter from Americus criticizing Governor Smith for not commuting Arthur Glover's death sentence in Augusta while maintaining support on public matters. He cites Smith's reversal on political power, cites speeches in Athens and Atlanta, and claims personal confrontation with Smith influenced his stance.
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Vir
Smith
Alliance
Georgia
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Oumeland
Jon
Pathern
Americus Ge
Thomas E Watson
Americas
Governor Smith
Arthur Glover
Augusta
Governor Smith Speaks to Tifton Audience
Governor Smith addressed a large crowd in the cotton warehouse at Tifton after arriving from Sylvester. He outlined campaign themes, noted increased soldiers pensions, and denied liquor ties to the Browne bid, urging white voters to support him.
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Smith
Sylvester
Countes
Tift County
TH Hendricks
RT Smith
Tifton Band
Marietta
Brown
Notia
Sylvester Sylvester
Hake Smith
Brunswick
Jne Browne
Paler
Merryman Sold to Mabie Club in Montgomery Move
Montgomery Alabama May 5 Merryman, a left handed grever from Springfield Ohio of the Dental League, was sold this afternoon by the Montemet baseball club to the Mabie club. The exact consideration is not stated. Merryman has appeared in one Montgomery game.
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Wobite
Montgomery
Manareran
Montemet
Gold Ferryman
Mabie Club
Merryman
Springfield
Ohio
Dental League
Prohibition Debate Drives Hall County Joe Brown Club Rally
In Gainesville Hall County a Joe Brown club meeting consolidated local clubs into a single county group with 228 members. Rev D Hudson introduced resolutions condemning the state Democratic executive committee for abolishing the county unit system and warning that a shift to popular vote could imperil prohibition and rural representation. Delegates from Hall County, including Turner Dyche and J H Wofford, were appointed to attend the ninth district gathering to protest the change.
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Joe Brownlub
Court House
Joe Brown Club
W B Stoan
Sloan
Ninth Congressional District
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Trev
M D Hudson
Democratic Executive Committee
Georgia
Nea
Atlanta
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Vacon Columbua Roma
Athens
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Hey
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Anil
Sears
Roemer
Smith
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Focal
Renton
Analy
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Robert Griffin Hateman
Hoke Smith Fulton Club
Thomas Petter
Senate
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Hresscare
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Hinke Smith
Rewliet
Hall County
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Dyche
Mauldin
oWhelcher Jogstaan
P Jones
H Stephens
Herrin John & Mehb
Mund
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Willams
Warne
J Haynes
L D Smith
M Pinson
Phillips
Philips
Peed
Pertno Davis
George J Hanes
L of Roberts
M C Brown
G H Bell
J WC
Mabry
Kodol promises instant relief for indigestion claim
An advertisement promotes Kodol as a complete digestive aid that digests all foods, claims pepsin alone is insufficient, and urges readers to try a dollar bottle with a money back guarantee. It asserts the product acts quickly, even starting in the mouth, and offers a large bottle versus a 50 cent option.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Attack on Reformatory and State Institutions Report
Morning sessions covered care and training of 117 children at the reform school, with 83 white and 34 colored. Speakers discussed infancy neglect, poverty, and intermarriage as factors. Dr Jones of the State Sanitarium noted 3666 people connected to the institution, with 3148 patients and 3666 total. Macon, Ga May 5. J W Cabaniss resigns from the board of education, moving to Bolingbroke and Monroa county.
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WO Connor
School For the Deaf
Georgias
LL M Jones
Doctor T . Powell
Georgia
New York
Fulton County
Doctor Jones
Macon
J W. Cabaniss
Educe
Ethic
Bolingbtoke
Ciizen
Monroa County
Tinsley
Cabaniss J
Board of Education
Hatfield to Represent Coffee County in Next Legislature
Hon James B Hatfield was nominated at the recent primary to represent Coffee county in the next legislature. Born in Wilkinson county about forty years ago, he moved through Perry and Wilkinson before settling in Coffee in 1886, where he built a successful lumber business and earned a reputation as a skilled farmer noted for fine crops and energy.
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Coffee County
Douglas Gn
James B Hatfield
Hatfield
Wilkinson
County
Coffee
Grand Jury Indicts Several on Rural Route Vandalism and Liquor Charges
The United States grand jury found multiple indictments this morning before adjourning until Tuesday. Lewis Whitehead and Frank Rowel face charges for destroying letter boxes on rural routes. Wesley Dean Talmadge is indicted for allegedly stealing a letter. Ernest Hopkins and Jade Ranson are held for allegedly retailing liquor without paying the license. RB Garelde Lewis Brooks WIT Matthews J Currelous Thomas Lowe Grant Furgueon Ennis Owens Gus Wright John Wolver G A Collins James R Doken are indicted for illegal distilling.
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United States Grand Jury
Lewis Whitehead
Frank Rowel
Wesley Dean Talmadge
Ernest Hopkins
Jade Ranson
Garelde
Lewis Brooks
Wit Matthews J
Thomas Lowe
Grant Furgueon
Ennis Owens
Gus Wright
John Wolver
G A Collins
James R Doken
Ilitelt
Local field stories at annual meeting and city events
At the annual meeting of the frontwall Jackson camp LC 4681 plans were made for a spring minial exercise at St. rme Methodist Episcopal church on Marin here street May 10 at 8 pm. Officers and speakers were elected or named, including JB Mukadien as commander and J Ho Tucker adjutant. The spring uniforms of the police department arrived and will be issued soon. A Scottish Rite lecture by Dr Marx was postponed to May 17 at 8 pm. The passing of prominent local figure Keloge of Piedmont Avenue drew regret from many friends. Mercer exams and commencement plans for Macon, with senior class preparations and debates, were announced.
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Marin Here
Rex Rens
A Pyane
JB Mukadien
Waa
MocMayer Treacher
J Ho Tucker Adja
Prisidfxt
Asa OG Candler
Walter Cooper
Atlante Ranher of
Commerce
Pra
Atlanta
Washington
Dr Marx
Minn Peftiogg
TRY
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Western Railway
Alabama
Mercer
Macon Ga
Phoenix Elects Officers at Emory College
Emory College Athletic Association met in the chapel to elect the athletic editor of The Emory Phoenix for the year. Hil of Greenville Ga was unanimously chosen as president with John Lambert of Columbus as vice president and Dr K Turner as treasurer. Remaining officers to be chosen in September. A Sad Part. Rowell’s role in the new play features an emotional scene requiring him to refuse a drink.
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Emory College
Oxford
Emory College Athletic Associaton
Emory Phenx
Eom Harner
Weelly Howell
Rowell
Powell
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