Second City Runoffs Predicted In Dual Primaries
City voters face two runoffs for offices including city recorder to fill Judge Nash Broyles vacancy and city tax collector as candidates race to narrow field. Leaders claim no single frontrunner, with Goldsmith Holliday Hurt Robert and others drawing support. council contests across wards add to tense finish before election day.
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City Recorder
Nash Broyles
Ead
Recorder Thom
Godwin John Y Smith Wo H Preston
George Johnson
Tihat
Eit
Fere Wiliams
Frank Smith
Ed Payne
Joh Lassalle
Holliday Goldsmith
Hollidays
Woodward
Goldsmith
Hall
Nym Hurt
L. W Robert
Roso Clayton
Wil
Hart
Hobert
Clayton
Turner Powie
Four City Electrician
Two Homes Ransacked in Absence of Owners
Thieves ransacked two apartments while residents were away, stealing clothing items including three suits and jewelry. Police found no clues after Mrs Tid and Mr Revson reported missing items.
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T Scott Tefder
North
Jackson
Tid
Norfolk
Philadelphia
E Revson
Od Cannoy Avenue
Sterling Silver Flatware Display At Local Store
In our North window eleven regular flatware patterns are shown in velvet lined silk cases. Many popular combinations are displayed in handsome chests with velvet lining. New patterns offered at remarkably low prices. Engraving free of charge. Mail orders ship promptly. Request the 160 page illustrated catalogue Facts About Diamonds.
City plans bridge to connect Piedmont park sections
The Construction Department has prepared plans for a concrete bridge and roadway linking the north and northeast city areas via Piedmont park. The project may cost over 33000 dollars, with a bridge about 248 feet long and total length including approaches of 1160 feet. City engineers favor a valley route northeast of the lake near the Southern railway, connecting to North Boulevard near Elmwood Avenue. Plans likely go to the city council next year for funding approval.
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Piedmont Park
Tenth Street
North Boulevard
Southern Railway
Elmwood Avenue
En- Eleera
Mnance Committee
Georgia Veterans Open Reunion in Macon This Week
Georgia veterans and Sons of Confederate Veterans plan three days of sessions in Macon starting Wednesday September 14. The gathering will feature a parade on Friday and various social events, with lodging and meals arranged for attendees.
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Oderate Veterans and Sons of, Confederate Veterans of Georgia
Macon
Maton
The
Veterane
Lanter Hotel
City Auditorium
Wayer Bridges Smith
Bb H Lebert
Arlington
W B Bourrotelis
Brunswick
Heglatambo
Malletin
Trestor
Georgia
Poplar
Senuor Viteran
Theeterans
Lanier
Daughters of the Confederacy
All Veterans Ai
State Legislation To Cut Cotton Crop
Washington reporters note lawmakers and cotton state representatives at a conference voted to urge state laws curbing next year’s cotton output to avoid a surplus in a weak market due to the European war. They plan to inform a Southern governors conference in Atlanta and discuss possible action. Opinions varied on how much to cut, with talks of one half or one third reductions.
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Washington
Senarors
Atlanta
Congress
Simmung
Gator
This Is Cold Month For September Morn States Weather Man
The weather man predicts an unseasonably cool September in Atlanta with morning around 60 and afternoon near 75 degrees under clear skies. Records show a cooler pattern than normal, with rainfall below average, and historic extremes cited from 1886 and 1889.
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Atlanta
Marc
Mercury
Russians in England on way to the war
A letter from Sterpool England to an Atlanta resident confirms rumors of thousands of Russian troops moved through Liverpool to France to join Allied forces against Germany. The writer notes railcar loads passing through and says the transfer is now under way.
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England
France
Atlanta
Uhe G Troup Howard
Sterpool
C B Howard
Piedmont Avenue
Liverpool
Dalland
Ond
Road to Hell Sermon Draws 1500 at St Pauls Methods
Evangelist Klein at St Pauls Methods Church denounced worldly amusements as roads to ruin, saying theaters and dance halls corrupt morals. He cited cards and liquor as threats, urged Bible cards out and warned that revival meetings would continue with a children's session and a sermon on the Unpardonable Sin.
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Hell
Evangelist Klein
St Pauls
Mi Kien
Two Fires in Waycross Cause Property Loss
Waycross Garenember 1 special two fires today testified property worth 1300 and threatened cotton stored on Pendleton street opposite the First Nations bank. The Reacery store of JE Cason was destroyed early in the day when fire was discovered in the cotton, preventing damage to all but one sale.
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Waycross
Pendleton Street
JE Cason
Qimck
Kimbell Baptists Close Two Day Jenkinsburg Session
The Kimbell Baptist association finished a two day session at Jenkinsburg and elected the same officers for the next meeting to be held with Sharon church in Henry county. Prominent state raters attended and the gathering drew large crowds.
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Fackson Ga Ciylember Ui
Hpe Ual
Kimbell Haytist Association
Jenkinsburs
Sharon Church
Henry County
Car and streetcar collision injures two men in Decatur
An auto dashed across Edgewood avenue and struck a Decatur streetcar on Druid circle yesterday, injuring driver J B Oliver of Kirkwood and passenger W C Wright of 187 Fowler Street. Motorman Standridge halted the vehicle and ambulance rushed the injured to Grady hospital with Oliver suffering severe lacerations, a dislocated wrist, and possible skull fracture. Wright escaped with facial injuries.
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Edgewood Avenue
Druid Circle
Decatur Street
J B Oliver
Kirkwood
W C Wright
Fowler Street
R. B Standridge
Oliver
Gredy Hospital
Wright
Olliver
Large Registration at State University Athens September 14
Athens reports a large registration at the University of Georgia with exactly twice as many students registered today as during opening week last year. Most entrants are new students and 155 high book certificates of eligibility have been sent to Dr Stewarts office to date for the upcoming freshman class, compared with 97 at opening last year. Attendees are above last year’s prospects, though management hopes the total will closely approximate last year’s attendance.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Stewarts
Surgeons Save Josiah Carter After Abdominal Operation
John Corrizan Jr reports Jonah Carter editor of the Courier Journal Varletta Ga was operated on at Garfield hospital for abdominal trouble after a Sunday afternoon collapse. Senator Hoke Smith rushed aid, Dr Ruffin and Dr Stapler directed treatment. Operation performed to save him, Carter rallied tonight with a chance of recovery.
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Washington
Jonah Carter
Hoke Smith
Courier Journal
Varletta
Garfield Hospital
Carter
Csualty Hospital
Smith
George Ruffin
Stapler
Senator Smith
Marietta
EH Ahn
Atlanta
Eleven Injured by Dynamite Explosion in Pittsburg
An early evening dynamite blast in downtown Pittsburg injures eleven people, mostly workers. A window on the twenty first floor of a nearby building shatters as debris rains down, with authorities investigating the accidental explosion and its cause.
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Pittsburg
The Truth About the Citizens' League
A compact historical note outlines figures associated with the Citizens' League including E. E. Dysard Jr. A. Hobson Keats Speed Albert Howell J. C. Robinson Geo W. Adair Thos Egleston Robert J Lowry Ted Minahan John W. Moore Morris Brandon.
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E. E. Dysard JR
A. Hobson, Keats Speed Albert Howell
J. C. Robinson
Geo, W. Adair
Thos Egleston
Robert J Lowry
Ted Minahan
John W. Moore Morris Brandon
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Teague
S. E. Davidson
Ninth Ward
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