Brown Stands With The Union
Hon Joseph M Brown issues a card denying rumors he opposes the Farmers Union and urging its perpetuation and extension. He notes supporters urged his gubernatorial run and asserts the union’s value to farmers nationwide. A separate issue mentions Grand Trunk Railway guidance for summer vacation for schoolboys with a pamphlet offering camps and activities.
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Joseph M. Brown
Farmers Union
Georgia
Farmers’ Union
Smith
Joseph M. Brow
England
America
Grand Trunk Railway System
GW. Vaux
Logn Snd Trust Building
Chicago
Piedmont Commencement At Mied Mont Institute
Demorest Georgia May 29 with announced graduation program for Mied Mont Institute. Events run May 30 to June 3 including blue and gray medal contest baseball season debate and final baccalaureate sermon by Rev J W Bixler. June 3 features literary and fireeas, alumni meeting, and glee club. Supreme court rules corporation cannot insure lives of its officers.
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Demorest
Miedmont Institute
Eehcertalagehaol
Ann of Old Salem
GTC
Geturday
Grom Vy
Protropian
Atfard
Fk. c
Raleigh
N.C
Supreme Court
a _corporation
Ite
Tupds
Beautiful China Dining Ware Collection Highlighted
A retailer promotes fine and artistic dinner tea and dessert ware inviting discerning buyers to enjoy genuine pleasure from owning the collection. The notice emphasizes quality and tasteful design.
West May Get Evans Place In Confederate Veterans
Discussion in Atlanta camps over reorganizing the United Confederate Veterans after General Stephen D. Lee's death. Evans of Atlanta is a likely choice for commander in chief with West of Atlanta urged as a strong alternative. West’s record as soldier and civilian, charter member roles, and leadership in Georgia Confederate Veterans are noted as supporting his candidacy amid state reverence.
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Atlanta
United Confederate Veterans
Stephen D. Lee
Lea
Birmingham Rem
Qement A. Erans
Department of Tennessee
Evans
A. J. West
Erans
General West
Georgia
West
Arst
P. M. B. Young
North Georgia
Tripatery
Houston
Tex
Cornelia Branch Stone
United Daughters of the Confederacy
South
Davis
Lee
Jackson
Grand Army
Southern Cross
Felows
Smatten Confederate Veterans
Army of the Confederate States
Temple of Fame
Woornella Branch Stone
Piedmont sanitarium to graduate five nurses on June 1
On June 1 five young ladies will graduate as nurses after completing full training at Piedmont sanitarium. The class includes Misa Hertie Douglas of Georgia Della Bryson of North Carolina Misa Sarah Foster of South Carolina Mrs Anna Hightower of Georgia and Miss Jessie Harrison of Georgia. The hospital medical board calls the class one of the brightest yet and says graduates will be well prepared for duties.
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Piedmont
Janetartum
Misnes Bertle Douglas
Delia Bryson
Misi Jab Foater
Mea
Anna Hightower
Misa Jeasie Harrison
Piedmont Sanitarium
Misa Hertie
Panama
South
Funeral Procession for General Stephen D Lee
Vicksburg Mississippi May 29 with Confederate veterans and state militia escort the remains of General Stephen D Lee to Queen and Crescent depot for a special train to Columbus Mississippi funeral set for Saturday at 4 p.m. Local civic bodies close in tribute and flags may be at half mast at Vicksburg National Park. General W E Mickie sails for Columbus to attend.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Queen and Crescent
Columbus
Meridian
Lee
Board of Trade
Warren County Circuit Court
D. W. Griffith
Roosevelt
General Lee
Vicksburg National Park Commission
New Orleans
W. E. Mickie
The
United Confederate Veterana
Thin City
Mies
Stephen B. Lea
Birmingham
W. le Catell
Dallas
Tex
W. Cabell
Confederate Veterans
Associated Press
Weather Forecast Confusion Sparks Issue With Forecaster
Unsettled weather notes mix satire and error as officials dispute a rain claim by the new forecaster C von Merman. Government expert Frankenfield defends the station while nationwide holiday pauses forecast duties and delays Atlanta’s first forecast until Monday.
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C. von Merman
Frankenfield
von Herrmann
Uhia
Atlanta
Calvin Calvin: Death of Georgia Newspaper Man
George K Calvin of Augusta born thirty five years ago died at his father Martin V Calvins home in Experiment Station Ga from a paralytic stroke. He edited for Atlanta papers The Atlanta News The Georgian The Constitution and The Journal and later The Enquirer Sun of Columbus. Funeral 10:30 today burial at Experiment Station. He leaves a wide circle of newspaper colleagues and friends across Georgia.
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George K. Calvin
Martin Vo Calvin
Experiment Station
Atlanta
Augusta
Cay
United States Court
United States
Atlanta News
Georgian
The
Constitution
Journal
Enquirer-Sun
Columbus
Edward M. Hater
Atlante
Ife Haven
Martin V. Calvin
New Orleans
Ballot Box Doubled as Voters Face Possible Disfranchisement
A Fulton County primary planning dispute casts doubt on equitable access as organizers debate expanding ballot boxes. Joseph M. Brown and Hoke Smith factions push for full voter expression while officials consider meeting to prevent disenfranchisement of thousands. Fred J. Paxon appeals for facilities to enable every voter to cast a ballot next Thursday.
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Tee
Fulton County
Joe Brown Club
Democratic Subcommittee
Shelby Smith
Care Atlanta Journal
Str
Brenau Chautauqua Opens June 28 Gainesville
Gainesville Ga May 29 Special President Van Hoose of Brenau college reports a successful commencement at Alabama Brenau college and announces Brenau chautauqua opens June 28 with a crowded Chautauqua hotel. Foote Davies Atlanta will publish a nearly one hundred page catalog with engravings and Gainesville scenes. Judge Emory Speer will speak July 4.
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Gainesville
van Hoose
Iurenau College
Brenau Chautauqu
EU- Tauta
Alabama Brenau College
Foote & Davies
Atlanta
Wille
Charles A. Towne
Minnesota
Emory Speer
Georgia
Andy
Voting booth plan for Fulton County election reform urged
F J Paxkon president of the Fulton County Joe Brown Club urges the committee to readjust plans to increase voting booths per precinct. He argues for 15 to 20 booths per precinct, three alphabet divisions, and separate ballot stations to speed voting and ensure accurate counts. He calls for use of basement court house space and seeks immediate committee action.
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Plana
Thin
Ulusteata
Brown
Smith Executive Committee
Smith
Theo
F. J. Paxkon
Fulton County
Joe Brown Club
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