No Opposition in Mayors Race in Columbus Georgia
Columbus Ga October 15 Special It appears Hon Le H Chappell will be re elected mayor of Columbus without opposition at the start of his new term marking ten consecutive years in office Alderman E P Dia ukes withdrew due to illness and concerns about the campaign Ralph C Boward and John T Norman were discussed but did not run or were not pursuing nomination The article notes Mr Dismakes would not accept the nomination unless physically able and expects to recover soon
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Columbus
le H. Chappell
E. P. Diaukes
Pdtemakes
Ralph C. Boward
Ohn TF
Norman
Jape Seize Américen Steamer in Pacific Strait
Tokio reports the navy department announced the seizure of the American steamer Centennial on October 10 in the Soya strait. The event occurred as tensions rise in the region and the vessel was taken into custody by Japanese forces.
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Jape
Américen
Tokio
Navy M
Soya Strait
Governors to Host Roosevelts Atlanta Visit
SC October 15 Governor Heyward to entertain Governor Terrell and Georgia officials during President Roosevelt’s Atlanta visit. Train passes at midnight as talks of welcoming Georgia and South Carolina. event tied to national visit and regional hospitality.
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South Carolina
Terrell
Bla, SC
Byward
Georgia
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Yail
Bernard
Troy
Nine New Yellow Fever Cases Reported in New Orleans
The New Orleans yellow fever bulletin shows nine new cases, with 2,740 discharged to date and three deaths this reporting period. Most new cases are uptown or near Canal Street, and quarantine efforts in Mississippi may ease as health officials coordinate with state authorities.
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New Orleans
Canal Street
Algiers
Baine
White
Mississippi
Ardaman
White Nobie
Vickaburg
Natchez
Roseta
Port Gin Son
Pensacola
Fla
Vicksburg
Miss
Moor
Pierson
Natches. Netchez
Mary Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Oregon
al. Mary Cathedral
David Dunn
Sumumary
Ivins States His Policies for Mayor Bid
Republican candidate William M Ivins publishes an open letter to George B McClellan and William Randolph Hearst outlining policy if elected. He calls for independence from party considerations in appointments, retirement from private business during term, city acquisition of lapsed franchises, condemnation of gas plants, immediate city possession, a municipal light and power plant, and reform of public accounting. He invites other candidates to meet on a common platform.
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Hearst
McClellan
New York
George B. McClellan
Williiam Randolph Hearst
William M. Ivins
Ivinstretter
Great Days Ahead for State Fair in Atlanta
The Georgia state fair forecasts record crowds with 28 000 potential attendees if pool betting privileges are revoked. Ministers urge congregations to attend on October 18 as Piedmont Park hosts the event with a busy racing programme and horse show. Governor Terrell, Mayor Woodward, and many state leaders are named to welcome Roosevelt, with a major parade led by U S Infantry and National Guard units shaping a historic reception.
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Evangelical Ministers” Aestcration
Atlanta
Board of
Evangelical Minister’ Association
Piedmont Park
Spen Air
Evangelical Association
I Atlante
Yhuraday
Rafroid
Allt
Clark Howell
James R. Gray
Alexander W. Smith
Thomas Bassenon
D. M. Hughes
Livingstone
Mims
R. F. Maddox
W. E. Réeean
F. Blodgett
Preston
Arkwright
F. Ss. Bull
Joh Temple Graves
Leonidas F. Livingston
Walter H. Johnson
Peters
John T. van Orsdale
G. W. English
J. A. McKeldin
Glitford L. Anderson
M. Rich
Frank ‘Weldon
W. J. Patterson
H. S. Edwards
Coleonel van Gradale
van Orndale
Seventeenth
United States Infanty
Méetuanegle
Fifth Regiment Infantry
National Guard of Georgia
W. W. Barker
Seventeenth United States Infantry
Madison Avenue
Mitchel
Fifth Infantry
Miltchell Street
Miltary School
Forsyth Street
Mitchell Street
Cavary
State
Forsyth
Mitchell
Snrae
United States Infantry
Infantry
National Guard
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Civic Societisa
Une Af
West Mitchell
Saveda
Whitehall
Whiteball
Peachtree
Fourteenth
Fourteenth Street
Fair Grounds
Regular Army
van Orsdale
Clifford L. Anderson
Digstaig
Marchioness of Saltillo succumbs to bull fighting dispute
In Exmico City on October 16 the Marchioness of Saltillo, who sold bulls for bullfighting under strict terms forbidding stock breeding, has won her suit. Court orders return of bulls and all paraphernalia to the Spanish owner. Also reports a violent incident near Chehaw station in Tuskegee and local notes on cotton prices and a Columbus monument fund.
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Exmico City
Saltillo
Spain
Damages Sought Over Skin Graft At Elk Lodge Case
A Georgia Elks member seeks ten thousand dollars in damages claiming a surgeon removed forty nine to fifty inches of skin under chloroform during a graft operation. The case alleges misrepresentation of the procedure and resulting injuries. Also noted are hospital treatment details and other Elks related items and parade orders for a public event in Atlanta.
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Frederick B. Searles
Lewiston
Idaho
St. Luke's Hospital
Elks
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