Sullivan and Sherman Lead Illinois Senate Race Nominations
Illinois Democrats name Roger Sullivan for the U S Senate and Republican Lawrence Sherman for the Senate, with Joseph G Cannon former speaker of the house listed for Congress in the Danville district. Victory reports confirm yesterday's primary nominations as Chicago notes September 10 revisions.
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Chicago
Roger Co. Sullivan
Lawrence Sherman
United States Senate
Joseph G Cannon
House
Congress
Danville
Night School Opens At Southern Shorthand Business University
The Night School of Shorthand Bookkeeping Typewriting Penmanship and other commercial branches begins Monday night at 8 o clock at No 10 West Mitchell street Atlanta Ga The school is led by President A C Briscoe with Professor Roy Childs directing the Commercial Department and Mr Briscoe in charge of the night class Admission requests have already been received from local youths seeking to learn up to date methods at this renowned institution.
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Southern Shorthand and Business University
West Mitchell Sheet
Briscoe
Roy Childs
Arnold
Witchell Street
Atlanta
Schools to Run Dual Sessions for All Grades Next Week
Principals of Girls High School and other city schools were told that the public schools will assign two daily sessions to accommodate 45 pupils per room. A seven year plan introduces a morning and afternoon session, requiring many new rooms and teachers to seat pupils near home, with detailed listings by street and grade showing which schools will operate double sessions.
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Landrum
board of_educa~ tion
Stewart Avenue
Adair
Might Rooma
Oakland Clix
Even Hoome
Lee Street
le Peeples Street
Ashby Street
Suny
Davin ‘Street
English Avenue
State Street
Ith Awe Home Park
Ten Moomy
Luckie Street
Wiliams Street
Elgit
Ivy Street
Calhoun
Tenth Street
North Avenue
Hart Allants
Amni
Brade
Walth
Grant Park
Fair Street
Sesson
Bell Street
Maw
Staten
Fraser Street
Éa Crew Street
South Pryor Street
Emall
Washington Heights
Ge Avenue
Heoma
Ka Street
Nooma
Walker Street
Hooma
Greenwood Avenue
Highland Park School
Iat
Howell Station
Expanstion Mills
Glenn Street
Senator Smith Demands Relief From Congress
Senator Smith presses Congress for relief measures, urging swift action and noting the impact on constituents. The article continues from the front page, detailing arguments and potential legislative steps.
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Senator Smith
Congress
Senators Clash Over Currency to Aid Cotton Market
Senators Ransdell Smith Overman and others debated additional currency to aid the cotton market. Shafroth urged sending the measure to the banking and currency committee for further study. McLean argued extra currency won’t fix cotton woes, while Hoke Smith emphasized need to pay cotton pickers and noted only a small portion of proposed currency would be required.
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Guereney
Shafroth
Colorado
Banking and Currency Committee
McLean
Connecticut
Hoke Smith
Mortuary notices from a small Georgia town
A series of memorial notices report the deaths of local residents including Benjamin Alston Camp age 86 in Campbell County, Mrs Thomas Meriwether of Magnolia Hill, William Foreacre Brantley in Hendersonville, Theresia M Asmus of East Fair Street, William Merna of West Point, Mrs G W Johnston and J M Bates in Bolton. Entries note survivors, service in Civil War or local affiliations, and funeral details at Providence church and local cemeteries. Mixed obituaries include Brantley, Meriwether, and Nobie with interments in Athens and Philadelphia.
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Fan Bia
Benjamin Alston Camp
J. M Westbrook
Camp
Campbelb County
Baptist Church
Masonic Fraternity
Wiliam Camp
Douglaville
Morgan
Augustus Camp
Fairburn
Annie Westbrook
Emma Bagwell
Villa Rica
Charles J Short
Providence Church
Campbellton Lodge
Latonton
Hatenton
Thomas Meriwether
Magnolia Hill
Tie Mae Meriwether
Irby Adams Meriwether
Susie Meriwether
Hlaeushear
William ‘Foreavre Brantley
A P Brant
Ley
Hendersonville
Brantley
G Foreacre
Atlanta
Benjamin D. Brantley
Black
Debate Over Emergency Currency Tax And Bank Notes
Senators discussed emergency currency and a 3 percent tax on state bank note issues. McLean defended the move while Smith warned against unsound currency. The Overman amendment to cut the tax failed. The Senate approved raising the credit limit on cotton secured paper to 70 percent, potentially boosting Georgia bank lending and federal reserve participation.
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Smith
McLean
Sam
Senator Smith
Connecticut
McLaan
Senate
Overman
Tis
Georgie
Hoke Smith
Federal Reserve System
Ttig
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Ransdell
Louisiana
Michigan
North Carolina
Atlanta Dental Paslors
Peachtree and
Desatur Streets
Peachtree Street
AL Foumere
A. Camp, Fi
W. F. Brantley
Blackshear
Theresia M. Asmus
Theresia M Asmus
William Merna
West Point
Willam Merna
Allenta
Selma
Mr Merna
Gemong Parnéll
G. W. Johnston
G W Johnston
Boulevard Terrace
JC . Jackson
Bedingfeld
Myrtie Johnston
O ° Johnston
Fooles Chanel
J.M. T. Bates
JM @ Bates
Bolton
Stonewall Jackson
Unitecd Confederate Veterans
Red Men
Alice Reeves
tarium _ Shain
Derby Reeves Tive Masters
TJ Smalley
Rachael Hickey
Pattersons Chapel
Blanton Hill Nobie
Athens
Philadelphia
William G. Nobie
G. R. Milling
BL Milling
Ro MM
Glen Rose
Texas
Willie H. Brookshire
Wolke Herbert Brookshire
Arlo Brookshire
Hardin Street
J. M. High CO
Hunter ST
Peter Thompson
Gpaperhhghye
Americas
Hotel
Pegram Motor Car Company
Peachtree St. S. A
Pegram
Ivy H.T. Bradley
Haynes Automobile Company
Kokomo
Indiana
America
Pegram Motor Car Co
Peachtree
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