Georgia Campaign Ahead of State Democratic Meeting
Georgia politics move slowly as state Democrats prepare for a June 4 executive committee meeting in Atlanta. Governor Brown seeks a political breather while Hoke Smith’s withdrawal narrows the field. Richard B Russell and H H Perry announce for governor but delay formal campaigns until after the committee. Comptroller General Wright considers a bid but offers no firm commitment.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
Georgia
Brown
Hoke Smith
Perry
Russell
Richard B .[Russell
Court of Appeals
H H Perry
Hall County
Thirty-Third
Willam
Wright
Judge Hutchens Seeks Reelection As Prison Commissioner
Judge G R Hutchens, chairman of the prison commission, will seek reelection for a six year term. Appointed by Governor Brown last year to succeed the late Joe Sid Turner, Hutchens has served since October and led the commission as its efficient chair. Other state offices mentioned include Treasurer candidates J Pope Brown successor and Peyton Hawes vs W J Speer.
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G R. Hutchens
Prison Commission
Hutchens
Brown
Joe Sid Turner
Judge Hutchena
Judge Hutchens
State House
Peyton Hawes
W J Speer
J Pope Brown
T G Hudson
Democratic Executive Committee
State Democratic Executive Committee Meets June 4 in Atlanta
The Democratic State Executive Committee calls a meeting at the Kimball House in Atlanta on Saturday June 4 at 12 noon. Chairman Hewlett A Hall announces campaign opening and discussion of governor races and the dates for primary and state convention. A full attendance is urged and a complete members list by district is included.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Kimball House
Hewlett A. Hall
Newnan
Democratic State Executive Committee
Atlanta
H A Hall
Benjamin M. Blackburn
Perry in Race for Governor
State Senator H. H. Perry of Hall county declares he is in the governor race. He says there is only one issue and he can keep the flag flying as he pursues the governorship based on his Thirty-third district experience and public service record.
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C 8. Jones
Abbeville
Seaboard Air Line Railways
Kimberly
Guichee
H. H. Perry
Hall County
Hon H H Perry
Perry Announces Governorship Fight On Progressive Reform
Gainesville lawyer H H Perry declares for Georgia governor in the white primary of 1910 on a single issue platform: government by the people, not by special interests. He says he may not win but can keep the flag flying and has long served in the state legislature, urging a democracy-wide reform movement.
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Perry
Gainesville
House
Senate
General Assembly
Georgia
Weather Forecaster Von Hermann Panned After Mixed Forecast
A chaotic weather report from the local forecaster Von Hermann, who promised rain yet saw a clear Saturday with only minor cloudiness. Citizens noted his sincerity, while the sunny outcome left him content despite the miss.
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Weasell
von Herrmann
Szitlanta
Weather and superstitions weave through a Friday tale
The piece notes Atlanta may see a few showers with warmer Sunday weather while a humorous aside questions why marriage announcements on Friday are deemed unlucky. A lawyer friend suggests the superstition risks breach of promise claims if announced then. The Friday stigma is debunked as unrelated to marriage outcomes.
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Atlanta
Airdome Bill Promises Better Show In Atlanta
This week at the Airdome features Connors and Connors a refined singing and dancing act with feats on a wooden shota Then Mill a on and Rose a comedy singing duo and the clever Miss Ruth Lavant the unlucky maid a refined character artist All new acts in Atlanta Performances seven to nine twenty pm Admission five cents
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Airdome
Cosy
Connors & Connors
Shota
Millaon & Rose
His Handicap and a Congressman’s Run Again
A magazine essay and a newspaper snippet describe seating woes at a theater and a joking political line. The piece notes two women unable to reserve adjacent seats and a timid query to an unnamed man. A Louisville Courier item then quotes a congressman seeking re election with a taunting reply about a three hundred yard start.
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Everybody'’s Magazine
Louisville Courier-Journal
Auction nets 146 West End lots sale total proceeds
Yesterday Foster & Robson conducted a lively auction of the West End Heights property comprising 146 lots. Bids were strong. 85 in gold given hourly, with $16 466 total paid by buyers. Next Saturday a sale of 34 Decatur lots is announced along College Avenue Olympic Place and Mead Road. Deeds and loan deeds noted for multiple properties with varied amounts and beneficiaries.
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Foster & Robson
West Nd Heights
Col J W Ferguson
Lemenade
Decatur
College Avenue
Olympic Place
Mead Road
Property Transfers Across City Listings and Deeds
Property transfers include W Mills to F L Jones at 101 Bellwood avenue 40x154 with $4 750 value and P Kelly to Mra Nannie Thompson at Jones boro road and Lakewood avenue 285x160. Central Bank to Mra Edith Kuhn on St Charles avenue 50x235 in a $16 000 warranty deed. Nick Slither to James A Alexander on Jackson street jot 106 286. J M Hendrix to Mra W G Asher same as above. 4A Rhodes to B Godby in a $500 warranty deed. Bond for title noted.
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Howard Avenue
Myrtle Street
J M. Waldrop
Asa G Candler
North Side
Park Avenue
Oliver F Grover
G K Johnson
J W Hamer
Ninth Street
W T Ashford
W G Asher
R. Turman
Linden Street
Jackson
L S Brewer
D Rozinsky
Warren Place
Piedmont Avenue
Morton Adlen
Richards
James
Lula T Mellan
Aide Cooper
Bass
L. A. Woods
J A Reese
Martin Street
Stephen H Chadbourn
Ridge
College Avenue
Gertrude Gibbs
Clarence E Gibs
Connally Street
Fred P Gibbs
Clarence BE Gibbs
Eugene Gibbs Lowe
Clarence E. Gibbs
Bull
J E van Valkenberg
J. F Chestnut
Summitt Avenue
John Mims
D Springer
Haynes Street
Steward’s Corner
Empire State Investment , Company
Charlotte J. Burnham
St Paul Avenue
Mr Scarrett
J. R. Smith
Oak Street
N Mills
F L Jones
Bellwood Avenue
W P Kelly
Nannie Thompson
Jonesboro Road
Lakewood Avenue
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Edith Kuhn
St. Charles Avenue
Boneventure
Nick Slither
James A Alexander
Jackson Streai
R. L. Cooney
Bond
J. M. Hendrix
Mra
Rhodes
B. Godby
Art and Anatomy In Puck Magazine Fragment
Cartoon caption snippet shows dialogue about posing and panic with references to an elocutionist and frame. Readable text mentions Venus Eve McCluskey and a flustered pose, illustrating humorous commentary on appearance and framing in a magazine illustration.
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Puck
Venus Eve McCluskey
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Atlanta, Ga
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LaSalle Street
Chicago, Ill
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Gainesville, Ga
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