Cordele Rally Ties Up Brown Gubernatorial Bid
In Cordele Georgia on September 23 special notes confirm Democratic nominee Hon Joseph M Brown will be the focus of a rally and reception. Prominent locals and speakers including Judge E F Stomer and Hatt Lasseter attend as Brown visits Columbus to address supporters and discuss enfranchisement policy.
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Special Session Sets Closures for Near-Beer Shops in Macon
September 23 council minutes reveal that 67 otks tied to near beer vendors failed to file license apps under a new ordinance. The meeting ordered shut down all drink places lacking applications, with a special session to review outstanding licenses. Strong indicators point to only two or three shops remaining open after state tax and city revenue impacts.
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Fount Stays Where It Is At Peachtree Corner
Park board to decide if the Rot tte drinking fountain at Peachtree Street and North Avenue should be removed. The board will meet within two weeks to dispose of the matter after the General council referred the site with power to act. Mayor Jayne had ordered removal but retreated pending board action. Citizens urged keeping the fountain, and the board is expected to permit it to remain and consider additional ornamental and practical grants at other city corners.
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Southern Won Monthly Names State Agents and Officers
In Ames Virginia a Southern Won monthly issue lists state agents and officers including Dr W Woo Thelan and Alfred B Wi Schmng, with roles as secretary and treasurer. The document references Chattanooga Tenn and other southern locations, presenting a roster of supporters and contributors for the association.
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Yours May Be the Deciding Vote He Is In the Race Till the Finish
John Mon ego the veun Van tan has apdis cdhenced to the rfront rank among Ue iheath al press agents of ticounty tert 3 larta on yesterday to continue foe dride stance of the ALG Tields minot: or ganizat o Mr Gregoty re eyed ae SAlm Merst nd oft welco we Lr mi ul frends a tet an abunce of sex ral years He began Tis wok in yy way here Im Atlanta wen ne Orpheur cheater began ita existence wade tie name of the Flderado Mr Gregoiy p ucend fy ta boom Phere was 5 mich one maty and quick Witted deverted about his work that the new theater boca int Matda aleow success Pie night kas of an introduction loazita theater goers vid inida 2 probema: venture Tinh awk surprstagl well encouraged by ho success Mr Greg ory chen fogk Up tuts tin of Work res warn St hin & wine tel win tie Baldwin Welvels Company the Three of 4 Company and as now the advance agen for the Alou ot diy minstrel He is a member of The Friars of New York
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Haskell and Taft clash over oil, law and trusts in Oklahoma
Contested correspondence reveals Governor Haskell and Senator Taft trading sharp accusations about Standard Oil, Prairie Oil and Gas, and regulate or prosecute measures. The exchange highlights alleged corporate influence, judicial action, and political fault lines shaping Oklahoma's public trust and national campaign discourse.
Indorsement for Mr Press Huddleston for Alderman
The General Council of Atlanta endorses Mr Press Huddleston of the Second Ward as a capable and well qualified alderman. The letter urges support amid calls to resist radical abuse by extremists and to back Huddleston’s effort to balance public interests and interstate business concerns. It quotes Governor Hughes on trusts and discusses licensing limits, urging citizens to back Huddleston to prevent paralysis of industry and protect wage earners.
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