Final Council in Chest Drive Final Council in Chest Drive
A long OCR damaged listing names and divisions for a council meeting or organizational event. The fragment enumerates many individuals with ranks and roles across multiple divisions, including Major Ganti, Captain Wolfe, Captain Shaefer, and Captain Mooker, along with numerous staff and workers. The text notes teams, divisions, and personnel assignments within a large wartime or civic labor context.
Plunder and Privilege in Tariffs Debate
The piece attacks the Republican Party and President Cook, alleging government coercion against rivals and a subsidy to shipping totaling 750000 dollars under the Fordner McCumber tariff. It accuses backers of political contributions to sustain the act and condemns the tariff as a historic wrong.
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Republican National Committee
Cook
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Chewsoverbment
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John W. Davis
Davis Victory Club
Pye Denorratic Party
United States
Million in Bets Await Decision on 1924 Elections
Commissioners held $16,000 against $10,000 on both President Coolidge and Governor Smith winning. Davia lead over La Follette in popular vote looked unlikely. Odds favored Ma Ferguson in Texas. Wisconsin senator faced 25 to 1 against presidency, with limited takers. Roosevelt governor bets appeared on the rise in New York.
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Smith
Davia
la Follette
Ma” Ferguson
Wisconsin
England
Money
Roosevelt
New York State
Wall Street
Smith Cash, Fried & Co
Texas
Decatur Fair Sponsors Boys and Girls Clubs
A long OCR list details sponsors and workers by division for the Decatur Fair. Names include Colonel William Kendrick and numerous captains, majors, lieutenants, and workers across divisions C through E, with committees and officers cited.
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Decatur Fair
Decatur County
Bainbridge
D. E. Sawyer
Georgia
G O P Warfare Misses Two States
The article outlines Republican opposition in Alabama Arkansas Mississippi and Georgia races as candidates contest congressional seats and state offices including the public service commission and state conservation. It notes Senator Heflin facing Lathrop in Alabama and various amendments in southern legislatures amid a tense political environment.
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Alabama
J. Thomas Heflin
Frank A. Lathrop
Reepublican
Alabana
Public Service Commission
Commissioner of Conservation
Arkansas
Joseph TE. Robinson
Charles Cole
Congress
William J. Harris
Georgina
Mississippi
Pat Harrison
South Carolina
Georgia
Gouregia
Florida
Louisiana
Vennessee
North Carolina
General Assembly
Georgia Ballot Notes and County Races in Fulton
Voters are informed on how to vote the eight proposed constitutional amendments and straight party tickets. Georgia districts show contests in the first and ninth congressional districts and several counties for the state house, with party lines and local precincts listed for Fulton and surrounding areas.
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Bedinger Baylor
Fulton County
Fifth Congressional District
Tnhe
Charles D. Howards
Herbert G. Aaron
Don H. Clark
Thomas M. Bell
John M. Johnson
Georgia
House of Representatives
Chatham
C. EL Alexander
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Alexander L. Lawton, Jr
C. EL. Stocknberry
Charles P. Rossignol
Frank B. Brooks
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Augustus Brackett
Union
A. M. Johnson
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J. B. Barnard
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Georgian
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Cook
Tayton
Fannin
Habersham
Irrralson
Jeff Davis
Lumpkin
Pickens
Poll
la Follette
Coolidge
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Labor and political currents shape election mood
Across Chicago and New York observers note Labor support and voter psychology influencing the race. Davis outlines four key issues while Butler and Nelson forecast decisive Republican and Progressive outcomes amid radio appeals and party forecasts.
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Chicago
John M. Nelson
Robert M. la Vollette
Elks To Initiate 25 Thursday Night
The Elks lodge plans initiation for over twenty five candidates at seven o clock Thursday. General David Co Shanks, leader of the fourth corps regiment, will deliver an address on Preparedness after the initiation. The evening includes an entertainment program and ceremonial rites.
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Coolidge
Atlanta
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Shanks
Weatherly Freeman Weatherly Held After Fatal Cafe Shooting
Weatherly Feldn, alias George Well, 25, of 199 Courtland Street, held without bond after Saturday’s fatal cafe shooting of Calvin Franklin at Courtland and Cainstheta. He claims self defense after Franklin insulted his wife during Halloween. Franklin died at Grady Hospital. witnesses say Franklin fired five shots before Weatherly fired, striking Franklin in the heart. Attorney Ruben A. Garloul says Weatherly acted to protect his life.
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Courtland Street
Calvin Frankin
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Readly
Franklin
Int
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Grady Hospital
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Courtland and
Cainstheta
Pete
Keuben A. Garloul
Tie
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Tesses
Weatherly Kills Franklin After Street Altercation
Weatherly faced Franklin near Courtland and Cain streets when a joke to a woman in a Halloween costume sparked a loud dispute. Franklin fired two shots, Weatherly returned fire, and Franklin fired four more before fleeing to his death. witnesses include Bruce Brannon, John Davis, and Pete Parris. Franklin had a police record with multiple arrests for disorderly conduct and drunkenness.
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Courtland Street
Cain
Franklin
Pate
Bruce Brannon
John Davis
Pete Parris
Prantlin
Garland
Artiagzo
Grady Hospital
Garand
Stewart Ave School Leads in Attendance Week Ending Oct 31
Stewart Avenue school led Atlanta in attendance for the week ending October 31, per figures issued by M. B. Coleman director of census and attendance. Bas Junior High and Davis Street schools followed with high percentages. Peeples Street and Pryor Street schools also posted strong attendance records.
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Atlanta
M. B. Coleman
Ebas« Junior High
Davis Street
Peeples Street
Pryor Street
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