Georgia Campaign Awakening After State Committee Meeting
Georgia politics show few gubernatorial candidates with the executive committee meeting in Atlanta on June 4. Governor Brown seeks a political rest, while Hoke Smith’s retreat clears some doubt. Perry and Russell announce but delay, Wright weighs candidacy amid broad support signals.
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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, seeks reelection to a six year term. Appointed last year by Governor Brown to succeed Joe Sid Turner, Hutchens has served as chairman and is expected to run unopposed. Other statewide offices noted for potential bids include state treasurer and agriculture commissioner, with formal announcements anticipated after the state democratic executive committee meeting.
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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 Committee Will Meet June 4
Formal call from Chairman Hewlett A Hall to the Democratic State Executive Committee. The meeting will be held in Atlanta at the Kimball House at 12 o clock noon on Saturday, June 4, 1910, with full attendance urged. The session will launch the state campaign and set dates for the primary and state convention along party lines. The lengthy list of committee members by state at large and 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
Secretary of State
State Committee
State
J. R Miller
Bulloch
W Banks
Tift
F E Steed
Taylor
J A Thrash
Meriwether
J Paxon
Fulton
Emmet Barnes
Bibb
R Hutchens
Polk
M Smith
Oglethorpe
F Carr
Banks
Louis Brooks
Richmond
J Randolph Anderson
Chatham
E. L S Brinson
Burke
Donald Frazier
Liberty
I H Corbett
Toormba
J H Mofmayer
Dougherty
J B Wutcheson
Turner
J J Knight
Berrien
D Stateman
Clay
G R Ellis
Sumter
J. J Howard
Pulaski
J E Hayes
Macon
W CC Hamilton
Crisp
R FE Dismuke
Muscogee
C F Melaughlin
Harris
FP Persons
Talbot
T. H. Nimmons
Troup
Perry in Race for Governor
State Senator Hon H H Perry of Hall county, from the Thirty third district, declares he is in the race for governor and believes he can at least keep the flag flying. He asserts there is only one issue and expresses confidence in his bid.
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H. H. Perry
Hall County
Hon H H Perry
Perry Announces Georgia Governorship Campaign 1910
Gainesville lawyer H H Perry declares he seeks governor in the white primary on a single issue of government by the people. He says he may not be elected but will keep the flag flying and oppose special interests, detailing years of service in the Georgia Senate and House on constitutional laws and judiciary matters. He frames the 1910 race as a progressive file aligning with 1906 reforms. May 20 1910 Gainesville Ga.
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Perry
Gainesville
House
Senate
General Assembly
Georgia
Showers Today Forecaster's Mixup and Mood
Weather forecaster Von Herrmann predicted rain for Saturday in szitlanta and surrounding territory but the day stayed largely fair with only rare clouds. The chief weatherman remained confident and cheerful despite the miss, praising the sunlit turnout.
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Weasell
von Herrmann
Szitlanta
Weather and superstitions on Friday marriage guesses
The excerpt notes Atlanta weather with occasional showers and warmth for Sunday while a folktale figure, the Gopher, debates Friday marriage announcements. He argues superstition about Friday. a lawyer friend shares the notion of breach of promise concerns.
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Atlanta
Airdome Show Promises Superior Bill With New Acts
This week at the Airdome the program promises a better bill than any seen since opening. Connors & Connors perform refined singing dancing and feats with a wooden shot. Million & Rose and Ruth Lavant bring comedy and refined character change act. All acts new to Atlanta. Performances 7 to 10:20 pm. Admission 10c.
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Airdome
Cosy
Connors & Connors
Shota
Millaon & Rose
His Handicap and a Light Moment at the Theater
Two young women failed to secure seats together at a matinée. Box office offered end seats with neighboring possibility of an obliging seat change. One woman whispered to a heavy man beside her asking if he was alone, prompting a muffled reply about his wife. A Louisville Courier-Journal snippet notes a congressman seeking another term and a military metaphor about thirty hundred yards.
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Everybody'’s Magazine
Auction nets 14890 for West End Heights 146 lots
Yesterday Foster and Robson conducted an auction of West End Heights comprising 146 lots. Bidding stayed active with 85 in gold given hourly, totaling 14890 paid and a grand total of 16466 from all buyers. A lunch, lemonade, and cigars added to a lively scene at the sale. Next Saturday a 34-lot Decatur sale will begin at 3 pm on College Avenue Olympic Place and Mead Road.
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Foster & Robson
West Nd Heights
Col J W Ferguson
Lemenade
Decatur
College Avenue
Olympic Place
Mead Road
Property Transfers With Several Deeds Recorded
Transfers list multiple warranty deeds and bond for title actions. W Mills to F L Jones for lot 40x154 on Bellwood avenue. P Kelly to Mra Nannie Thompson at Jonesboro road and Lakewood avenue crossing. Central Bank and Trust to Mra Edith Kuhn at St Charles avenue. Nick Slither to James A Alexander at Jackson street and R L Cooney’s jot. J M Hendrix to Mra W G Asher. 4A Rhodes to H B Godby. Total sums include 115, 4750, 800, 36000 and 500 dollars respectively.
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Howard Avenue
Myrtle Street
J M. Waldrop
Asa G Candler
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 EE 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
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
Titte
J. M. Hendrix
Mra
Rhodes
H. B. Godby
Art and Anatomy from Puck shifts between vanity and panic
Venus Eve McCluskey argues about being pretty but unhappy with her frame. A humorous scene shows a panic during elocution practice as questions arise about performance and posing in a comic exchange.
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Puck
Venus Eve McCluskey
Vuck
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Murray
P Metckleham
Floyd
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Bartow
S M Fitzpatrick
Wilkes
H H Price
Oconee
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Greene
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Morgan
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Gwinnett
L . Russell
R FE
A Hamby
Rabun
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Jefferson
J. B. Cullars
Lincoln
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Taliaferro
W Boyd
Hancock
S S Bennett
Brooks
J. W Quincy
Coffee
W L Stanton
Ware
Izzie Bashinski
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Kimberly
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Aker
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Abbeville
Seaboard Air Line Railways
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G. EL. Vander Cook
Uwilwauker, Wis
Vander Cook
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Milwaukee
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Scully
Candler Ridg
Atlanta, Ga
Respess & Company
LaSalle Street
Chicago, Ill
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Gainesville, Ga
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Choice
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Walkover
Florsheim
Ralston Heath
Louisville Courier-Journal
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