GOLDSMITH TO ENROLL PELDER AS CHAIRMAN
Fulton county political fight reaches the state level with Goldsmith to enroll Felder as chairman and McCullough certifying a new committee. Party figures recount the open air meeting at the courthouse steps to allow broad participation and resolve the leadership dispute amid fragmentation.
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Goldsmith
Pelder
Gordsmith
J. W. Geldemir
State Democratic Executive Committee
Fulton County
Democratic Committee
McCullough
State Committee
Felder
T .B. Felder
McCullotgs
Slavery Chains of Finns Exhibit Courtroom Controversy
A fiery county Democratic dispute centers on alleged misuse of the county courthouse. Allegations claim whisky was served in the courtroom before a mass meeting to elect a new county executive committee. Leaders defend fairness and public participation while listing resignations from eleven men declining service on the committee due to irregular proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DN McCullough
Aia
Nut Place
Superior Court
McCurough
Acton
Hunter Street
McCullough
Macon Telegraph
Anyhet
Felder
T. B. Felder
Fulton County
County Court House
Ron
Judge Hoan
Roan
Court House
G Fiannah
Finland Gains Freedom Amid Russian Naval Backing
From Helsinfors to Peterhoff the Times reports Finland’s move toward constitution. Russia asserts loyalty yet blocks complete severance as three battleships and 10,000 troops arrive from Reval. A general strike persists and communications are cut off.
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London
London Times
St. Petersburg
Finland
Helsinfora
John Obolensky
Laider
Peterhoff
Ax Other
Diet
Helsinfors
Grand Duchy
Reval
Regular Democrats Split Over County Committee Posts
Reported elected at Friday night meetings cause denials and confirmations from E R Toland George Westmoreland W A Hancock and A C Minchiniell. They dispute second ward and third ward committee assignments and pledge to serve on the regular county committee presided by Chairman McCullough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Campbell
George Westmoreland
Paul Toland
Battle Hill
W. A. Hancock
J. RB. DuBose
Peachtree
J. BR. Seawright
Forrest Adair
McCullough
Battle Hill District
Uditor
Second Ward
J. B. Maddox
R. Hancock
Whch
A. Cc. Minhinnatt
Odessa
Revolt in Russia Reported End Near as Autonomy Granted
Dispatches from Russia describe Count Witte stabilizing unrest while Emperor Nicholas signs a manifesto offering practical autonomy to Jews. Riots across Odessa and surrounding towns devastate Jewish quarters with killings and injuries, thousands wounded in hospitals and ambulances.
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Russia
Count Witte
Nicholas
Xinns
Helsingfors
Odessa
Moidanvah
Slobodka
Bugatovka
Tut
Death of Maria Huey in Georgia Home
Marat Innes, age 80, died at her home near Sylvester, Georgia, in the forenoon. Funeral services are planned for this evening from Siemrs. the obsequies will be at a later date. The details are sparse due to fragmented text.
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Vag Arts
Lotte
Armany
C.Q. B
Mainiv
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Siberian
Moscow
Maria Huey
Marat Innes
Sylvester
Journeymen Tailors’ Union of America
Atlanta
Muse Clothing Company
Fiseman Brothers
Hirsch Brothers
Evneh
Stark
Morgan Alfred Carlsen &Co
A. Satzky
N. B
Jouvrneympen Tatlors Minon
GARB
Stewart
William Strauss
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Ipra
North Carolina
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Earth Carolina
Casper Company, Inc
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Charles T. Hopkins
Eugéne M. Mitchell
Mitcelell
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J. BR. Shawright
B. Caverly
Democratic Executive Committee
Oak Grove
Caverly
Edlior
Boam
Camimutiees
Fyst
Chesen
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E. R. DuBose
Copenhagen
Foreign Office
E. R. Duboiseaul
Dr. Lyon
J.G
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Whitehall Street
L. Whitaker
J. L. Coursey
Whitaker-Coursey Drug Co
Lyon's
Roger & Gallet
Roger
Gallet Violet
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