Hamilton Douglas Addresses White Primary Rally at Jim Woodward Event
Hamilton Douglas spoke at the Jim Woodward rally urging support for Atlanta’s white primary. He framed the primary as essential to local democracy, warned against independents, and defended Woodward while stressing civic decency and race-based political stances. He recounted history of the white primary and argued its importance for Atlanta’s birthright and governance.
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The Value of Good Digestion
An advertisement extolled Kodol as duplicating Nature’s digestive process to rest the stomach while it works. It claimed a strong stomach yields a sound brain and dismissed tonics, dieting, and stimulants as ineffective without natural digestion. The piece promotes a money back guarantee and notes the product is prepared by the lab at H.C. De Whit & Co.
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Primary election pledge ignites public vow of integrity
A speaker declares in strong terms that participation in the primary binds supporters to back nominees, arguing this oath upholds communal faith amid political turmoil. He likens opposition to Luther’s protest, insisting his stance remains firm despite potential estrangement from friends and business associates. The page also advertises Clarke's Pure Rye four quarts for eight dollars by mail order.
Atlanta Campaign Speech Attacks Political Foe
A crowd in Atlanta applauds Jim Woodward as he denounces printed attacks from opponent Huddleston and criticizes Maddox's campaign. He defends his past actions, deflects charges of dirty politics, urges unity, and warns against coercion of workers while stressing the white primary controversy and city welfare.
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Walter Stevy Tigen
Citywide Election Hours and Registration Update
Voters are reminded polls close at 6 PM on December 2 in the general city election. Opening hours were previously 7 AM for primaries. registration books close in the afternoon, with total city turnout expected around 11,600 to 12,000 across eight wards. Election officials note charter rules, manager meetings, and expanded polling stations to prevent delays.
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Local events spark dispute and obituary note in Swainshore
Saturday night estimates put Woodward’s lead at 2700 before rising to 3490 amid cheers as the meeting adjourned and attendees marched through downtown. A respondent urged specific charges rather than insinuations. Special report notes the death of Mrs Elisabeth Brinson of Swainshore Swainborough aged in her eighties, survived by siblings and several children.
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Swainshore
Swainaboro
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Sim Turner
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Fs Durden
Sesannah
Darien
Stittmore
W “Durden
Summit
William Stevens
Midville
Springfield
Thin City
Conchtown
Briant
Jacksonville
SW Dutton
Turner
J K Lanier
Stitmore
JW Bowter
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Navy physical test recommendations await presidential approval
Washington reports recommendations by the Navy Department on a required physical test for officers. The test would apply to rear admirals and graft officers below captain while serving, following a 50 mile walk in three days similar to the Coast Artillery drill.
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Man Is As Old As His Stomach Epigram Advice
Fragmentary ad style text extols digestion and stomach health from Persian epigram, claims stomach digestion powers and nutrients, touts Stuart's Dyapepsia and a digestive product sold by druggists, with dubious claims of physician endorsements and free samples.
New Officers Elected by Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce annual meeting yesterday elected officers and directors. Foy Paxson was named second vice president, with John Murphy as treasurer and Joseph J. Orme as district treasurer for two years. Wilmer J. Woore and H Kelley Ott Ackershaber also elected as directors, with ROM Grant Chappell and Wom Hutenvinson as balloting supervisors.
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Atlanta Chambr of Commerce
Foy Pax
John & Mirphy
Joseph J Orme
H. Kelley
Ott Aciegshaber
Wilmer J. Woore
Vtiniais
Rom Grant Chappell
W OM Huten Vinson
Chicago plan to consolidate all street railways with power deal
A proposed in progress plan to unite Chicago surface and elevated street railways with an electric power agreement for all lines, forming a $244 million corporation. JP Morgan and his New York and Chicago business assistants are cited as controlling factors in the consolidation effort.
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Thia
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New York
Pastor J Frank Srur to lead Wesley Memorial church
In Atlanta yesterday Interchurch Methodist group named J Frank Srur as head of Wesley Memorial church in Asheville. The move follows his service in Charlotte district and a prior pastorate in Asheville where a new church was built. Also noted are community offerings for the Home for the Friendless and local civic notices including job appointments in Georgia and nearby counties.
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Allen
Forsyth Ga
George
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