Campaign Speakers Mobilize Across Counties In Georgia
The piece details extensive political campaign activity with numerous speakers scheduled across Elbert, Franklin, and surrounding counties. It notes large crowds expected, daily press coverage, and a key primary date approaching with registrations and rallies dominating the week’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Wilbert
Bowman Ebert
Royston
Elbert County
Lees
Benepapera
Smith
Taesinton
Wow Lambdin Alina
Robert Lerner
Hluckshear
Clas Smith
Textington Ga
Woa Covington—Arlington
Ldinen
Tot Shekelford
Goshen
Howard Thompson
Steveland
Chee
Jo Hines
Douglas Thomas W Milner
Warrenton
Wright
Homer
Masawile Mighty Tod Rupatell
Columins Mighty
Seatern
Wright -Athete
Wildiam
Mayaville
Indictments Rise From NC Post Office Robberies
Indictments accuse Georg in North Carolina and Lawrence de Ga of federal thefts tied to post office robberies. Brown testified as a witness in Raleigh, with defendants joining a Georgia burglary gang after escape. The case notes a trio of Atlanta accomplices arrested years ago and linked to ongoing federal prosecutions. Detective details remain unclear as authorities seek truth behind the gang’s escape route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg
North Carolina
Lawrences de Ga
Brown
United States
Carte Raleish NC
Monty
Witner
Renn
Chile
Johnron
Tarl
Ryan
Babcuck @ Co
Ity
Georgia
Afteen Sears
Jackson
Atlanta
Sontine
Fedral
Bing Yosterfiers
Sterlif Brown
Cape
Atlanta Campaign Rally Roundup Near West End
Crowds gathered in West End and downtown Atlanta for political rallies urging support for James L. Mayson in the Seventh Ward, Sheriff John W Nelms, state Senate hopeful McCord, and federal building views. Speakers praised incumbents, criticized opponents, and mobilized voters across multiple wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwells
Lee
Gordon Streets
West End
James L. Mayson
Seventh Ward
Congressional
Tace & B Carver
Mayson
Atlanta
Congress
Fulton
Aig
Iinto
Vic
John B Gordon
Longrens
Wayson
Lis
George Gerion Frank
Second Ward
Dr Nelms
Tate
Frank Haralson
RR Shropshire
Carl Guess
Tabney
W EB Cernes
Shropshire
Nelms
Judge Lumpkin Addresses Georgia Bar on May Meeting
The Georgian Bar Association held a May 29 session in Indian Springs with Judge Joseph Henry Lumpkin delivering a history of English law. The gathering adopted key law reform recommendations on attachments and garnishment while debating whether judges should wear gowns, which drew lively, humorous and thoughtful speeches. Officers were elected: President Hansell Merrill, First Vice President B F Abbott, Secretary O A Park, Treasurer D Harrison, and Executive Committee chair Sam Bibles.
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Indian Springs
Georgian Bar Association
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
Georgia Supreme Court
Law Reforms Committee
Bar Association
Georgia Bar Association
Executive Committee
Eugene RR. Black
Atlanta
Colonel B . Abbott
Andrew J Cobb
Ish
Banke
Georgia
J| Hansell Merrill
Thomasville
B F Abbott
A Park
Macon
D Harrison
Sam Bibles
Union Point
Railroads urged to return to old mileage method
Savannah May 29 Chairman Max Krauss of the Georgia division Travelers Protective Association asked the Southeastern Passenger Association to restore the former practice allowing conductors to pull mileage from mileage books when transporting passengers. He cites delays and hardship since a new rule in April required book holders to show books to ticket agents and obtain tickets, with agents extracting mileage. The Myers Millinery Co and others filed in U S court for Joseph Auerbach Co to be placed in receivership, with H J Hans named receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Aim
Max Krauss
Railroad Committee
Georgia
Travelers Protective Association
Southeastern Passenger Association
Krauss
Myers Millinery Company
M Rich & Broa Company
Samuel Auerbach
Atlanta
United States
Joseph Auerbach
Joseph Auerbach & Co
van Feachtree Street
H J Hans
Polygamy Debate Shapes Missionary Guidance at Assembly
The assembly tackled polygamy rules for missionaries amid heathen conditions. It urged care to condemn polygamy while allowing on the ground discretion, and warned against undermining church principles. The Texas dispute involving Beaumont pastor was sustained, with protests recorded.
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Texas
Comerta
Hilger D E Harrison
A .& Curry
East Teves
Synod of
Savannaha
W W Moore
Bilest
Jones Withdraws from Payne Jones & Jones Firm
RF Jones withdraws from Payne, Jones & Jones and becomes Payne & Jones, practicing alone from 431 Equitable Building. A Mercer 1898 graduate and 1899 Georgia Law alumnus, he has practiced in this city since graduation, and remains allied with many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne, Jones & Jones
Equitable
RF Jones
Payne & Jones
Mercer
University of Georla
Drowned Man Buried After Tucapau Millpond Tragedy
Belarti Spartanburg resident and his friend Dr D Leonard drowned in Tucapau millpond. The man was buried at Clinton yesterday after a funeral service conducted by Rev William P Jacobs.
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CA B .Jennings
Belarti Spartanburg
Tucapau Millpond
D. Leonard
Tucada
Sant
Clinton
William P Jacobs
Insurance Men in Convention at Southern States Life
The business session of the Anniversary Club of Southern States Life Insurance Company met yesterday morning in the Candler Building. The assembly room was elaborately decorated for the occasion and representatives of the company appeared in ceremonial attire as the club, an agent organization, gathered to discuss progress and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern States Life Insurance Company
Candler
Ire Insurance Company
Mom Jackson
Huw Harvie Jordan
Tie Insurance Press
Howard Goldert
Vandpoint
Jackson Sucreas
Chatten Bayne
Ry Jones
Anniversary Club of
The
Insurance Club Elects Top Producers and Plans Seminar
The article lists eighteen agents qualified as members with top producers elected to office. Wimer L. Moore presides as company president and officers are installed. A banquet at Pisgahmont Driving Club followed with toasts from prominent figures and speeches on insurance topics and political issues.
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Econd
RH Jones
Atlanta
Joe Atkisson
George T Pierce
Sparta
Loore
Prescription for Manhood Restore Found in Detroit Letter
A self help letter offers a medical tonic claimed to cure nervous debility and weak manhood. It promises quick, private at home restoration using a physician’s prescription and a sealed envelope copy sent free from Detroit.
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Ren
A E Robinson
Big Detroit
Mich
Mortuary notices and obituaries from local area
In brief notices the community recalls LW Hoge of 256 Crew Street buried after a Wednesday death at home. Ruth Webb infant daughter of Mr and Mrs CC Webb dies near Kirkwood. funeral at 3 PM with interment in Belvester cemetery. Willie Perkins infant son of Mr and Mrs WF Perkins buried at Casey Cemetery after services at Harry Foll’s chapel. John Walton of Harlem Ga dies after appendix operation in Augusta hospital. Ruth V McDonald 14 months dies at Plum Street home. funeral Sunday at 3 PM from home. interment Westview de Mars. J A Mare dies at 22 Capital Avenue. funeral at Church of the Immaculate Conception Sunday at 3:40 PM. interment West View. John M Jones 78, Sweetwater Bank president and Confederate veteran, dies after stroke. renowned for wealth and prominence in lower East Tennessee.
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T M. Hoge
LW Hoge
Crew Street
Central Avenue
Oakland
Cemeter
Ruth Webb
C C Webb
Kirkwood
Belvester
Willie
W of Perkins
Courtland Street
Mursay
Harry Fooles
Casey
Doe John Walton
Harlem
John Walton
RK JI Walton
Augusta
Ruth McDonald
Ruth V McDonald
Wee Jonn
JT McDonald
Plum Street
Ono
Westylew
Mars
J A Mare
Capital Avenue
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Westview
Jones
Seveetwater
Tenn
Sweetwater
Jenn
John M Jones
Hank of
May 29 Clashes and Campaigns Stir Bartow County
Voter turnout nears 4000 in Bartow with over 3000 expected for the June 4 primary amid hot contests. In nearby counties 1800 register in Humbled County with 1100 in Bruzenalt. Congressman Charles G Edwards spoke at Swainsboro while a Cartersville drugstore sign offered a $100 wager on Brown vs Barlow, the second stake left unclaimed.
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Cartersville
Bartow
Counly
Cay
Selton
Lester Im
Bruzenalt
Samuel Ulte
Smith
Swainsboro
Mayey
Charles G Lawards
W Te Kemp
Senate
Edwards
Brown
Harry Barlow
Joan
Home Smith
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Beever
Newnan
Nigath
Val Fosta
Maddox Lafayette
Johnson Stiamenile
Hutchins
Adel
Hon Grove
Bell Gainesy de
Rogers CirneasUle
Madison Gell Mosesville Tion
Rogers Torroa
Bowden Jesuphon
Walliams Buford
L Brown
Henry
Decatur Street
H Kelley
EE Smith
William Phelps
Lawson Lamar
Mccord
Slaton
Dir McCord
Tevingston
Federal
Colonel Livingston
Alexander
Murphy Candier
Hooper Alexander
DeKnelt County
Wil
Ingleside
Red Mens Hall
Oclock
Messrsadler
Bernhardt
Grant
Charles W. Bernhardt
Legislar Oeclock
Federation of Trades Hall
Forsyth Street
Mr Bernhardt
Union Labor Orders
Ise
Cam- Pélen
Springs
Michaels-Stern Fine Clothes
Michaels-Stern
Law Porters
Michaels, Stern & CO
Manulace Area
Rochester
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Travelers’ Protective Association
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Essig Bros
Whitehall St
Poo
Spring St
Hellamy
R. P. Jones
Mill Pond
Insurance Men IN Convention
Anniversary Club of Southern States Life Insurance Co
W .& Kendrick
Fichdorce
Samuel Badnett
Tie Insurance Company
Vanquet
Pisdmont
Wilpier L Morre
Southern Company
Atlassun
Rovert & Mie
Snsianca
oles—Ames
Agens
Phereon
J D
Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester Bank Or Trust Co
Dun's
Bradatrret
Werle
R Curran
Mochester
Wehtehall
Dr. Hathawsy
Mathawsen & Co
Heme
Az Inman
Dr. Hathaway & Co
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