Republicans Name Delegates to Chicago Convention
The Georgia Republican convention delegates and alternates are listed by district with instructing status. Most district selections are uninstructed, many aligned with the Roosevelt and Taft factions, and several contested seats loom for the state at large and alternates. The convention faces multiple contests and plans to elect four delegates at large in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hovenas
Macus
Chicago
Wileh Arge Umler
Georgii
Gret
Puraker
Taft
Roosevelt
Senator Forwker
Nis
Brownstille
Thesgatt
Conterte
Mircur
Walter Johnson
H. L. Johnson
Atlanta
Judson Lyons
Augusta
National Treasury
Dietriel
Waxinesboro
Foraker
Brownsville
Morakers
Roosevelt Jadorsera
Jackson
Senator Foraker
Brownaville
Heards
Ninth District
Walter H. Johnson
W. H. Johnson
W. L. Johnson
Lange
Sleventh
Indorsed
Ibis
Macon
Repubean
Gils
Chi- Chen
Weller H. Johnson
I. K. Johnson
Judson W. Talons
Ats Colored
Resignation and election set after LaGrange house member quits
In LaGrange on May 18 special mention notes Hon. Rom. Yonns resigns as a member of the state House of Representatives. Governor Smith orders an election likely on June 4 to fill the vacancy. Hon. W. B. Whatley notes county unexpired term. Danielsville reports May 13 commencement of Danielsville Male Academy with praise for principal C. B. Agala and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange
J—I
Rom. Yonns
House of Representatives
Smith
Young
W. B Whatley
Tel County
Danielsville
Schoyal
Belue
C. B. Agala
Well Known Speaker Albert J. Cox at LaGrange Campaign Event
By Ernest J Dalila Svat Corre spondence TaGrange Gao May 13 Hon Albert J Cox of Atlanta spoke to about 600 citizens from Troup Harris Meriwether and nearby counties in a court house gathering He defended country county rights against state convention control criticizing the primary rule and the governor's autocratic power He praised Tom Watson and urged defense of home county representation and warned of the dangers of a county power loss under the new system He concluded with a call for principled democracy and predicted a Democratic presidential victory in 1912.
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Spondenc
State Committee
A. W. Freeman
Coweta
Superior Court
Djcurnes
Troup
Cox
Harris
Meriwether
Yreud
W. WW. Turner
Georgia
Joe Brown
Robert Render
Ana
Receas
Paleonies
Sim
R. A.8
Freeman
West Point
H.A. Hall
Cowela
B. H.gill
Frank McLaughlin
Hamilton
B. F. McLaugh UN
Greenville
Meriwether County
J. B. Hammett
M. F. Mybendon
BE. T. Moon
al. J. Tugsle
J.B. Strong
F. P. ‘Longley
H. Dansos
Ely Callaway
RL Bradfield
E.R. Bradfield
Turner
Wwe
Colonel Cox
Glasees
Hilden
Slye
Jula
Fannin
Brown County
Democratic Party
Lin
Howe
Troup County
Lam
Fulton County
Hulton
Fulton
Thial Pew
Phank Goa
Tom Watson
Tom ‘Watson
France
Lucas
Lis
Rhode Island
Senate
Pennsylvania
Lawton
Davanneb
Asis
Denver
Hooper Alexander
Lame
Miller
Clank Howell Lad
Chainnan Miller
Seah Wright
Tung
Macon
Joseph M. Brown
Seorown
Ie Saia
Tast
Brown
Hines
Culepan
Enlarged Railroad Commission
LaGrange
Tox
Samp W. Tlarris
State
Unis
Evner
Washington
Atlanta
Walton county Joe Brown club organized in Walton
Monroe Ga May 3 Special At an enthusiastic Walton meeting supporters organized the Walton county Joe Brown club with Mayor E W Roberts as president E M Williams secretary and several vice presidents More than five hundred names have been secured. An executive committee will be named at a civic meeting next Saturday embracing every district in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Joseph M. Brown
Walton County
Joe Brown Olub
E. W. Roberts
E. M. Williams
From Chicago to Savannah Train Service Details
Chicago will gain through passenger trains to Birmingham Alabama and Savannah Georgia starting May 1 via the Yimnola Central. Depart Chicago at 6 p.m. arriving Birmingham 3 15 p.m. next day and Savannah 7 35 a.m. the following morning. Northbound departures from Savannah at 8 p.m. reach Birmingham 12 05 noon next day and Chicago at 1 80 a.m. two days later.
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Chicago
Birmingham
Ala
Savannah
Yimnola Central Railroad
Livingston Speech Draws Large Douglasville Audience
Hon. L Livingston congressman spoke to a large crowd at the Douglasville courthouse at dusk. He reviewed his record, refuted charges against him, and pledged to push a government road from Atlanta to Waco passing through Douglasville if re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Livingston
Douglasville
L. Livingston
Goon
Atlanta
Waco
Urouga
Macon Clerk Defends Self After Street Shootout
In East Macon, Jack Bays, a grocery clerk for L S McConnell, faced a threatening drayman who claimed to draw a pistol. Bays fired, grazing Mrs. H C Parker on the ear as bystanders watched. The drayman fled. no one else was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Jack Bays
L.S. McConnell
Rayman
H.C. Parker
Why He Wan Dine shargea. From Bohemian Gitlee Boy
Fragmentary OCR note cites an inquiry about firing for constant smoking and smoke implying fire risk. No clear names or dates. Text suggests a dialogue in a Bohemian setting with a question about why someone was fired for smoking.
Gentle Regular Help for Aged Bowels
The text advises that aging bowels require regular gentle support rather than harsh physic. It condemns salts and pill laxatives for causing irritation, dyspepsia, and calous buildup, recommending Cascarets as gentle, non injurious daily aid to avoid serious bowel and stomach harm.
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J. N. Elder
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Poraker
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Dougherty
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Thomas
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Edwin Po Blodeett
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W.F. Penn
W. R. Watson
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Aieck Akerman
Frank Disroon
J. W W. Waad
Forsyth
J. P. Dyas
Asladravile
F. J. Wimbe
Cobb County
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HK. J. Bell
Faberton
Wint J. B. Gaston
Gainesville
A. J. Spence
Atternetes
Edgar Buett
Oncumings
Joe BH
Can Gatneseitia
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M. Barnes
Thonson
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Daniel
Symrun
C. T. Walker
Shepard Fete
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Kieventh
J. M. Willeingan
Vallosta
C. Parker
Pierce
W. C. Jane
A. Ts. Ellison
Yoong Saya
A.h.cox
ARGE
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Heard
Meriwether Counties
Ernest J
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Corre
Crom Lincoln
David
Goliath
Mr. Brown
J. P. Black
Rialto
Oxford
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