Beall Passes Away Former Court Stenographer Death in Thomaston
W. X. Beall a Confederate veteran and noted lawyer dies at 65 in Thomaston Ga. Born and raised in the city he served as stenographer for Southern Railway and for circuits in the Sunt judicial district. Survived by his wife Miss Mariah Drake and a half brother James Ark Take. The court proceedings in Dawson included grand jury activity and Judge Roddenberry announcing candidacy for congress.
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Flint
Thomaston
Beall
Southern Railway
Sunt
Mariah Drake
Jamaen Ark
Ougrens
Opener
Willem C Tforhl
Ctisense T Ragan
Juriea
Roddenberry
Congress
Chests of Silver and Wedding Saver Appeal
An advertisement touts a wide range of chests with numerous patterns and impeccable quality. It emphasizes elegance and design, offering options from many pieces to a few, and invites discussion about a wedding saver product.
New York’s Biggest Cop Retires After Twenty Years on Force
Lieutenant Archibald Taggart, famed as New York’s tallest and heaviest policeman, retires after two decades on the job. He plans to become a butcher and earned several medals for bravery. The article notes the Taggart family, eight sons and three daughters, with collective weights and heights, and mentions the late father and average mother size.
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New York
Archibald ‘Iaggart
Taggart
Braver
Newbury
Professor Seasons Cannot Accept Special Professor Seastonm
Covington Gn May 5. Principal of the Beachcol announces that he will not accept the offices to whisk he was retracted.
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Seasons
Covington
Rob Seestonm
B!achcol
Sie
One Man Power Protest At Seventh District Democratic Meet
Large crowd in Rome listens to Hon A H Cox of Atlanta as Democrats from Floyd and other counties protest Georgia primary rules. The Rome convention, called by W C Bunn, denounces changes that would curb rural influence and promote a one man power system. Delegates arrive by train. Cox receives an ovation after explaining his bid for national convention delegate at large.
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Sterling
Seventh Congressional District
Floyd
Hon A H Cox
Atlante
Seventh District
W C Bunn
Congressional Executive Committee
Rome
Nome
Superior Court
Cox
Ames
Addres
Bunson
Democrats
Bunn
Georgia
Hondlunon
Ed Maddox
Heartaill
Dalton Argus
Wesley C Shropshire
Chattooga County
Burn
A J Bartlett
Paulding
Chattoogh
R E Everett
Polk
H P Colvard
Whitfeld
JP Norris
Bartow
John Anmtres
Cobb
Denver
Lee
Gox
Lex
Atlanta
Thomas B. Watson Fas
Ita
Ita Convention By Delegates Spgolatey
Smith
Maddox
John W Maddox
Democrats of Seventh Voice Protest Against Radical Primary Rules
Rome Georgia May 25 special report notes Democrats of the seventh congressional district unanimously protest the state executive committee rules they say deprive country counties of control. They urge reestablishment of prior rules and a full voice for the people in selecting delegates to Denver. They argue the governor nominee controls national policy and that one man blocks county representation and the rights of citizens.
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Rome
Seventh Congressional District
Georgia
State Executive Committee
State House
Denver
Cox Denounces Primary Rule Shift in Georgia Delegates
Col Cox attacks the 1906 1908 primary changes arguing they disenfranchise counties like Floyd by underweighting their votes compared to Fulton. He urges a Joe Brown convention to undo the usurpation, denounces imperial proscriptions, and notes resolutions against the new rules were adopted in Covington and district gatherings.
Delegates Rally Against Revolutionary Primary Rule
In Rome on May 25 delegates from the seventh district attacked a plan to end county lines in state management. They argued the rule would strip Floyd and others of power while granting autocratic control to the governor and expanding one party supremacy. Supporters and opponents across Cobb, Fulton, Bartow, and Polk counties voiced fierce opposition ahead of June 4 and June 4 votes.
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Fred Lewin
Rome
Seventh Congressional District
Floyd
Floyd i
Fulton
Tor Yathoegd
Smith
State House
Prinow
Tabtroed
Ot Norris
Cartersville
My County
John Awtrey
Cobb County
Seventh District
Wo Bunn
Seventh District Committee
Brown
Fulton County
William Bradford
Polk
Smiths
Dallas
W . Spinks
Sam
Girard Man Convicted In Blind Tiger Case In Alabama
Girard man Columus Galey aged 26 was found guilty before Judge Ho in the Girard blind tiger cases. Henry Temples, a white man, was tried, sentenced to six months hard labor in the county court. Prosecution aided by Solomon Siegal, at Governor Comer’s request. Eighteen other whisky cases set for trial before Judge Benton tomorrow.
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Girard
Neate
Ho. Senton
Doblin Henry Temples
Holleiter Waddell
So Jieiter Siegal
Comer
Alabama
Temples
Seale
Girard Eignteen
Benton
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