Nunnally Attacks Smith Over Prohibition Watchwords
Dr G A Nunnally, former candidate for Georgia governor, accuses Governor Hoke Smith of vacillation on prohibition and railroad policy. He charges Smith shifts positions for opportunity and inducement, cites past stances from 1868 to 1907, and argues Smith cannot be trusted with statewide prohibition. The letter questions Smith’s principles and loyalty, urging voters to consider the record.
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G A Nunnally
Hoker Smith
Smith
Dr Sunnally
Georgia
Hokesmith
Fulton
Supreme Court of the State
Fulton County
Epemk
United States
Georgie
Atlanta
Piedmont Hotel
Levamter
Jon Brown
League delegates chosen for Denver Democratic Convention
The Young Men's Democratic League of Fulton County elected Al Aine Chamber Shelby Smith and Lamar Hitware as delegates to the national Democratic Convention in Denver. A committee for entertainment for Governor John Johnson of Wisconsin may be formed, with Johnson possibly speaking in Atlanta as the league considers inviting him.
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Young Mens Demoperatic League
Fulton County
al Aine Chamber
Shelby Smith
Lamar Hit Ware
League
Danvar
Wan
John Johnson
Wismeanta
Cama Bn
Atlanta
Johnson
Richmond
Rome Army TV It 13 Reports Duke of Abruzzi Returns
An aged duke of Abruzzi recently returned from America where he reached a marriage agreement with Senator Stephen D. Ling (Liking) of West Virginia for his daughter Katherine El sins. Negotiations continue to decide if the marriage will take place in Rome or the United States.
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Rome
America
Sephen D. Liking
West Virginia
Katherine Elsins
United States
Near Beer Lunch Sales Begin As Ordinance Takes Effect
The city moves to enforce a near beer law with a July 1 tax and stamp provision. Free lunches are banned. minors cannot be served. Venders seek lunch licenses, while some use Confederate veterans licenses to skirt rules. Authorities monitor firms and potential loopholes as first near beer sales approach.
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Bear Ordingnae
H T Hayes
Campbell
Beer Sig Samuels
West Mitchell Street
Gallegher
Wall Street
Theo Cassirer
North Broad Street
J. Bigier
Decatur Street
Hayes
Court of Appeals
PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE TO CANDIDATE H MCord WCORD PAYS TRIBUTE
A Fullon County voter recounts Mr H McCord as a State Senate candidate. The letter praises his aid to laborers and the unemployed, noting he acts without ostentation and often helps those “down and out” without seeking credit. The writer seeks to publicly honor a man who does not advertise his kindness.
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Fullon County
Mt Mal
Festa
H . McCord
McCord
Walton farmer Kicked by Mule Faces Possible Fatal Injuries
Monpot Ga May 8 Special report states prominent Walton farmer WoL Jobneen was kicked in the head by a mule near his home east of Monroe Tuesday noon. Dr A P Haxamond was summoned and treated the injured man who may not recover.
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Monpot Ga
Rollen
Monroe
Walton
A P
Gan
Johnson
Pythians Gather for Savannah Grand Lodge Convention
About 2000 Pythians and Pythian sisters converged on Savannah for the thirty ninth annual convention. Grand Chancellor Bailey presided as the grand lodge opened at the De Soto hotel with a welcome from Savannah officials. The event featured a major parade, drill competitions, and reports showing growth in subordinate lodges. Judge John P Ross of Macon is expected unopposed for Branch chancellor, with the election set for tomorrow morning.
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Savannah
Pythian Knights
Georgia
David J Ballev
DeSoto
Georgia Brigade
George W Tiedeman
Mabel Patrick
Columbus
Atlanta
Uniform Bank
Macon
Order
Python
Savanah
HE Dreenan
Pythians
J Ferrin Cann
Down
Brunswick
S B Vaughn
Augusta
Farmers Union Urges Plowing Cotton Across South
The Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America directed local unions in the cotton belt in early May to plow up part of their planted cotton. Members were to report back on actions taken, with a plan to plant corn or peas for home use. Reports from Rome, Cedartown, Monroe, Teanup, and Covington describe widespread efforts to reduce cotton acreage to raise prices, amid poor stands and heavy rains.
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Union City
Mayrgrenad
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Farmers Union
Baret
Farmers’ Union
Farmers Educacional and Cooperative Lalor
Amerion
Mey
Auch Patriotien
Eeson Wach
CS Barrett
PRSOE
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union of America
Wee Tearse & Barrett
Althogh
Barrett Ip
Constitution
Berrett
South
Barrett
Rome
Farmersi
Farmera Union
Cedartown
Monroe
North Carolina
Beason and Sf
Farmers' Union
Teaup Ga
Jesup
Rmh
Oullya- Hon
Covington
Charter filings seek business incorporations for local grocers
RW White and Semeel E Finley filed for a charter for Southern Wood Preserving Company. Charles H Melie and Charias F Meckel led a petition for the Charien HO Meckel Company to operate groceries. Capital stock $2000. Attorneys Kobts and Austin.
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RW White
Semeel E Finley
Southern Wood Preserving Company
Charles H
Melie
Charias F Meckel
Charien HO Meckel Company
Mente Tue Capital
Mock
Kobts & Austin
Helen Maloney Free to Marry Clarkson After Osborne Ruling
New York May 20 Miss Helen Maloney daughter of Martin Maloney of Philadelphia was never legally married to Arthur H Osborne, a Referee Cohalan ruled. The court affirmed the report and annulled the Osborne marriage making her Clarkson union legal. The sealed papers include the referee’s testimony, and the case drew wide attention.
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New York
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Arthur H Osborne
Cohalan
Supreme Court
Osborne
Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Clarkson
Testamon
Miss Maloney
Clarkon
Athens and Return One Dollar
Sunday service advertised for travel from Union Station 76 a.m. via Seaboard. Fare listed as one dollar for round trip, implying regular schedule from Athens area.
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Athens
Seaboard
Union
100 Acres for Playground Land Proposal in Cincinnati
Marvin E Ingalls, politician and railroad magnate, offers 100 acres for a city playground in Cincinnati’s Ritz Crash bottoma West End. He guarantees to raise 80,000 dollars and the land would be leased with a purchase option as an addition to the park system. The offer follows plans to use land once favored by notable ball players for early training.
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Welvilis Ingalls
Cincinnati
Woman Dies of Heart Failure in Lanett Home
In Wee Point Georgia on May 20 special report says Miss Bary Ann Orrick a 60 year old white woman collapsed while preparing dinner Tuesday and died of heart failure at her Lanett home. She will be buried this afternoon at Lanett cemetery.
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Wee Point
Bary Ann Orrick
Lanett
Lanett Cemetery
Fire destroys Union Farm kennels injuring two brothers
News from Union Springs Alabama dated May 20 reports a devastating fire at the Union Farm kennels in Suspension. Several fine dogs and horses perished and other property was destroyed. Tonopaugh, a renowned field trial winner, was saved. Kennels were owned by C. J. Tway. his brother H H Tway suffered severe burns.
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Union Springs
Ala
Union Farm
Keanela
Suspension
Tonopaugh
C. J. ‘Tway
H H Tway
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