Cox to Speak at LaGrange in Democratic Delegate Bid
Colonel Albert Ho Cox of Atlanta, sole announced candidate for delegate from Georgia at the Denver national Democratic convention, visits LaGrange, Troup County, to rally support and explain the one man convention. He will address veterans of Troup, Heard, and Meriwether counties and then continue campaign stops in Albany, Washington, Cordele, and Macon with broader statewide campaigning planned.
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Albert Ho Cox
Atlanta
Denver
la Grange
Troup County
Coxing
Trowp County
Nanty and
Broughort Te Dra
Tromp
Meriwether
Warria
Athintawn
laGrange
Planet Cox Rhe
Albany
Washington
Cordele
Shivester
Macon
Americas
Towson
Fitzgerald
Brown
Joe Brown
Fulton County
Thome
TR Smith
Stae
Savannah
Aidala
Newnan
Rome
Bond Issue Secures Two Thirds Needed for Civic Improvements
The proposal in Linneo to Lanne progresses with 318000 006 securing the two thirds required. The funds will be used for civic improvements, with proceeds collected through the bond issue and directed toward public projects.
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Linneo
Lanne
Republicans Meet Thursday in Macon for State Convention
The state Republican convention gathers in Macon for the opening session at noon with Hon Walter Johnson of Columbia as chair. The state central committee, led by Chairman John Woo, will meet to dispose of party matters before the convention resumes. Atlanta Republicans have traveled to Macon amid reports of credentials disputes and possible pacification efforts.
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Macon
Walter Johnson
Columbia
State Central Committee
John Woo
Diair
Interem
Atlanta
Knights of Columbus elect officers at Savannah meeting
The Knights of Columbus held a May convention in Columbia Georgia and elected officers including State deputy F H Rive Savannah secretary J Sheehan Atlanta treasurer G P Bush Columbus advocate Cecil Morgan Wa con warden Mr Barrett Savannah. The next meeting will be in Savannah.
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Olumbia Ge
The
Knights of Columbus
H Rive
Savannah
J Sheehan
Atlanta
G P Bush
Columbus
Cecil Morgan
Barrett
Long Trip in Auto by Joseph K. Brown to Kalamarville
Joseph K E Brown traveling from Teraville to Kalamazoos Mil Ga May 1 with wife and child aboard a car owned by Stoddard Dayton. The party, nephew of Tosh Wolfrown, is en route to a home in Kalrazoo Mil. They expect to reach Unat lusnoosn tonight as gantes of ala Lrouher John Wolfrown Bir and Mrs Brown accompany them.
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Joseph KE Brown
Teraville
Katamanes Davermille
Joseph Limerman
Artermille
Nts
Kalarazoo
Mire Brown
Dayton
Tosh VW
Gmeran of
Ears
Thie City
John WoLfrown
Mre Brown
Burglars Loot Wig Bows Jewelry Store in Little Rock
Burglars entered Willand Beil’s jewelry shop near Markham and Main streets last night stealing over $2000 in revolvers and jewelry. They hauled the loot in grips borrowed from the store, leaving a trail of jewelry as they fled through the business district.
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Willand Beil
Markham
Subside for Ocean Mails Sway in Senate Vote on Postal Subsidy
Washington May 12 special seater Clay pushed to forfeit rail mail pay and halt ship subsidies on new lines to the Orient South America and Australia. The ship subsidy amendment was defeated 45 to 15 after party leaders clashed as Democrats split on the postal measure.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Clay
Senator Gallinger
Gallinger
Culberson
Senate
Bailey
Kentucky
McCreary
Taliaferro
Florida
Bell
Georgia
House
Bacon
Bacons
Penrose
Treasury
Two Ordinances Objected To By City Council
The ordinance committee investigated Councilman Grants vehicle ordinance and a petition from a merchant opposing a recent meat and vegetable display ban. Doctors McRae and Baird opposed some provisions as creating confusion while Grant urged adoption with minor changes. The panel deferred final action, planning to amend the ordinance and exclude certain fire limits while narrowing the business district. Retail grocers protested the display ban as discriminatory and the committee took the matter under advisement to draft an amended version.
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General Council
Councilmans Grants
Relad
Floyd W. McRas
James H. Baird
Grant
McHae
Burra
Longino
Longina
Forsyth Pryor Peachtree
Cain Street
Decatur
Butler
Marietta
Bartow
Witchell
Raleigh Atlanta Republican Convention Round Trip Coach
James Freewan district passenger agent notes a May 13 350 round trip from Atlanta to the Republican convention with morning trains May 14 return. Schedule details include departures 7:44 am 6:55 am and 12:55 pm from Atlanta, arrivals in Macon 7:? pm and 4:09 pm, with return departures 6:02 am 6:50 pm arriving Atlanta 6:25 am and 9:50 pm. Special coach on 6:35 pm train May 13.
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Mehy Raelwait
Atlanta
Macon
Leaya
James Freewan
Appeal In Lumber Case Opens Hearing In Georgia
In Macon Georgia on May 12 hearing began before Judge Emory Speer on a motion to require Southern railroads to post a supersedeas bond of 80,000 to appeal a ruling that they overcharged for lumber shipments. Attorneys for plaintiffs and railroads appeared as the court heard the appeal and related motions while Dawson city primary results and a separate Washington finance bill were noted in brief.
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Judie Sneer
Macon Ga
United States
Emory Speer
Southern
Sheet
Fumber
Messra Wimbisa
Wathing and
Elis
Atlanta
Joan I Hail
Surety Company
T E Arale
Web Kay
Jacksonville
WB Northrop
Washington Dc
Southern Railway
Ed Baxter
Nashville
Loulaville and Nashville Railroad
Jack J Spalding
John L Tye
George
Dawson Public Schools
D Hatcher
Lamar
J D Weaver
Case of the publishers heard by House committee
Washington May 12 The case of the newspaper publishers was presented to the special committee of the house investigating wood pulp and print paper. John Norris of the American Newspaper Publishers Association finished his statement and will testify again as members question him. The next witness is expected to be the paper manufacturers. Orr describes the formation of International Paper and says total manufacturing costs are higher under consolidation than under individual ownership. The Times contract request was denied by The Times Company as Chairman Mann noted. While newspapers seek speedy congressional action, many large papers are cooperative in providing information for the committee’s conclusions.
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Washington
House
John Norris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Orrla
International Paper Company
Paper Milla
New York Times
Times Company
Mann
Congress
Mercer leaders attend Southern Baptist convention
Jameson president of Mercer and Dr Darann with several prominent Finptiste of Siacon left for Hotsigge Art to attend the Southern Baptist convention season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Jameson
Mercer
E Darann
Woh Pich
Siacon
Hotsigge
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General
Springs
Buffalo Lithia Springs Water Co
Buffalo Lithia Springs
Virginia
Cox
Gov. Smith
Ocean Mails
Senator Clay
Islo Awe
Hale
Swaopshire
WFLL
Bnown Attornm
Southern Baptist Convention
Hot Springs
Ark
Shropshire
Goen
s_iolegste
Lie Serand Baptist Church
Daniel Bros. Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree St
Walon
Senate Committee Ond Finance
Ose
Edison Phonograph
R.edison
Edison
National Phonograph Co
Lakeside Avenue
Orange, N. J
Walton
Atlanta Phonograph Company
Southern Dastributer Edison Phonographs and Records
Atlanta, Ga
Phillips & Crew Co
Wholesale and Retail Distributors
Case OF the Publishers
Eatotot
Aden
Caby Shreveport
Limbrolivea
Macon Baptists
Rales
Atlanta, &c
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