Roosevelt Skips Greene Interment Ceremonies in Savannah
President Roosevelt will not attend the reinterment of General Nathaniel Greene and his son George Washington Greene due to heavy duties and Congress convening. The city planned ceremonies but will defer to the Greene descendants and invite participation by the Daughters of the American Revolution during their November state convention. Mrs Edward Katow, Savannah DAR regent, will organize arrangements next week.
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Nathaniel Greene
George Washington Greene
Southern Bank
Meyers
Cortelyou
Congress
Greene
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Edward’ Ka- Tow
Independents win county offices except clerk in Douglasville
The official count in Douglasville shows every county officer on the independent ticket elected except the clerk of the superior court. Dr. T. R. Whitley won the legislature seat over Dr. C. C. Garrett by 74 votes. Supreme court judge Candler led Ross by 797. About 1,700 ballots were cast, the heaviest vote in years.
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Douglasville
Superior Court
T. R. Whitley
C. C. Garrett
Supreme Court
Candler
Ross
Populists Vote for Hines in Paulding County
Dallas Ga October 4 Special Paulding county gave Terrell a majority of 208 votes in Wednesday's election though 57 ballots were for Hines for governor. The rest of the state ticket totaled 588 votes. Golden led with 1,268 for senator against Head. In the representative race Beall Democrat 1,181 Rich Populist 73. Democrats won all county officers. Candler’s vote for judge 335 Ross.
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Hines
Dallas
Paulding
Terrell
W. Fy
Golden
M. J. Head
W. H. Beall
J. R. Rich
Candler
Ross
Roster for Representative in Hiwassee Ga Election Notes
In Towns county V. Foster a Republican was elected to the house. Candier received 485 votes in the judgeship race with Ross receiving none. For governor 341 votes were cast. October 4 special.
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Hiwassee
Towns
Foster
Candier
Ross
Clemson Takes First Game In Rain At Clemson College
Clemson College in S C defeated North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College 11 to 5 in a heavy downpour. Captain Gardner and Quarterback Asbury starred for NC A and M while Maxwell kicked 65 yards for Clemson. The visitors head to Furman for Monday’s game.
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North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical
Clemson College
S. C
Clemson
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College
North Carolina
Gardner
Asbury
Maxwell
Furman
Mullet Season A Failure on North Carolina Coast
Wilmington North Carolina October 4 Specially Wilmington is the trading fish market in North Carolina and each year tens of thousands of bushels of mullet are shipped to the interior but that glass of fish has been a dismal failure this season and the catch will not exceed 20 percent Fish dealers say conditions from Watteras to Florida are about the same Continued warm weather is the cause of the fishing off.
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North Caroline
Wilmington
N. C
North Carolina
Watteras
Florida
Education ties to county superintendents meeting in fall
Montgomery reports that the Southern Educational Board plans a fall gathering of county superintendents, teachers, and school officers to boost education in the state. Secretary Murphy aims to promote local taxation under the new constitution and lure funds by matching county-raised taxes with additional aid after legislative machinery is in place.
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Southern Board
Montgomery
Ala
Edgar Gardner Murphy
Southern Educational Board
Murphy
Farmers National Congress to Convene in Macon
Macon Ga October 4 Special The Farmers National Congress the world s most representative agricultural body will convene in Macon on October 7 for four days Every state will be represented by delegates with an estimated 2600 attendees Georgia will be well represented Governor Candler named fifteen delegates plus a thousand honorary delegates from counties in Georgia Railroads offer one fare round trip tickets sold October 4 7 and return by October 12 Macon prepares for large influx with hotel space limited and citizens invited to host delegates committees appointed for entertainment exhibits and programs outlined by October schedule including speeches by Gov Candler and leaders from agriculture and commerce
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Farmers’ National Congress
Union
United States
Georgia
Candler
Walter B. Hill
State University
R. J. Redding
State Experiment Station
G. M. Ryals
Savannah
Thomas G. Lawson
Eatonton
Robert Daniels
Millen
R. F. Crittenden
Shell‘man
Papa Brown
Hawkinsville
F. M. Longley
LaGrange
J. A. Hammond
Joan T. Willams
Greys
Thomas J. Lyon
Cartersville
G. W. Holmes
Betheny
W. J. Williamson
Harmony Grove
Thomas Hardeman
Davisboro
J. Clayton Clements
Towns
Congress
National Congress
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Tronk Tine
New England
Central and
Westeyps
Passenger Association
Av Gotaper
S. Popper
A. Cc. Felton
R. J. Taylor
A. T. Holt
J. RB. Willis
D. M. Hughes
Bartlett
R. H. Plant
C. R. Pendleton
Felder
W. E. McCaw
R. L. Sparks
George A. Smith
J. c. Curd
Leon
Dure
J. A. Newcomb
Winship Cabaniss
T J. Carling
W. A. McKenna
Rev
F. F. Reese
R. Jaques
J. C
Academy of Music
Invorattan
Adien D. Candler
Chamber of Commerce
Harvie Jordan
Wice
Resources of
Jones County
M. W. Richards
Southern Railway
Green
Charleston
John Hyde
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Russia
Austria
West
Georgia Southern and
Florida Railway
Florida
Ine
Gov Willin On The Stump In Knoxville Speech
In Knoxville Tennessee on October 4 a Republican rally drew about five thousand Democrats from East Tennessee for a barbecue. Speakers included Gov Benton McMillin, Senator KE W, future Governor J B Frasier, Harvey H Hannah, and Colonel JL D Tyson addressing the crowd on the Republican ticket.
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Carmack
J. B. Frazier
B. T. Hannah
L. D. Tyson
Knox Couray Republican
Knoxville
Tenn
East Ornmessee
Benton McMillin
KE. W
J. B. Frasier
Harvey H. Hannah
Vngress
JL. D. Tyson
Governor Benton Meise Heads Knoxville Barbecue Speaker Event
In Knoxville Chilhowie Park a barbecue featured Governor Benton Meise as principal speaker for the 5 Barbecue. Knox County Republicans named a legislative ticket: Horton, Price, French, Webb, Price, Robinson. An ensuing dispute involved Warren Thompson, son of Trip Thompson, killing Floyd Thompson in a quarrel over family claims.
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Benton Meise
Knoxville
Tennessee
House of Representatives
Chilhowile Park
Knox County
R. B D. Horton
W. N. Price
A. G. French
Eugene Webb
Charles J. Price
Lenoir City
J. L. Robinson
London
Horton
Georgia
Hancoeck ‘County
Warren Thompson
Steven Thompson
Floyd Thompson
Lang
Mercer University Pays Tribute to Rev Brantley M Callaway
Washington Ga October 4 Special The Mercer university community mourns Rev Brantley M Callaway D D longtime trustee and former board president after his death The student body and faculty issue tributes praising his leadership and Christian example urging his life be a model and inspiration to all affiliated with the university
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Mercer University
Washington, Ga
Brantley M. Callaway
B. M. Callaway
Union County Picks J. M. Terrell And Candler In Close Race
Blairsville Ga October 4 Union County recount or tally shows J M Terrell 64 votes J Candler 721 votes J P Ross 3 B J Wilburn Jr elected to the house by 9 votes defeating Willem Swain Republican final results indicate a tight contest with local officials reporting the outcome.
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Candler
Union
Blairsville
Union County
J. M. Terrell
J. P. Ross
B. J. Wilburn, Jr
Willem Swain
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict In Wheeler Forgery Case
Chicago on October 4 The jury trying Luke Wheeler on forgery charges linked to the so called Masonic temple tax fixing conspiracy was discharged after failing to reach a verdict. The report lists various election details and officers of a national organization, noting past and upcoming meetings and the aim to promote social and business relations across states through its events and seminars.
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Chicago
Luke Wheeler
Masonic Temple
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