Liberal party call to convention in Chattanooga
Colonel Sidney Tapp calls for a national liberal party convention in Chattanooga on October 8 to nominate a president and vice president. The call frames liberalism against conservatism, seeks universal suffrage, direct taxation, and the referendum, and invites all supporters to attend and draft a new declaration of independence.
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Sidney Tapp
New ‘Liberal Party
Chattanooga
Liberal Party
Tapp
Cail
Real Ibert
Salone
Une Lanc Sa
Colonel Tapp
Angyman
Ori
Cnattanooga Tenn
Tober
Beralisr
Conservatiam
Kongers Lem
Conservatum
Rerth
Republia
Union
Arich
Republic
Sidney
Austell
Atlants
Patro Ts
Atlanta
Woodall
Atlanta, Ga
Spe cial bids for Woman's College buildings opened
For Woman's College Montgomery Ala September 24 special bids for the erection of the buildings under the Methodist church have been asked to be opened in October in Montgomery. William H Thomas is chairman and M Dannelly secretary of the building committee. This is to be one of the finest schools in the country with patronage drawn from all parts of the state.
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Woman's College
Montgmery Ala
Womens College
Methodist Church
Montgomer
William H Thomas
Dannelly
Stemware and Glassware Line Debuts with Delicate Etching
The collection features new wine glasses tumblers compotes grapefruit glasses and other practical pieces. Some are etched exquisitely with dainty gold tracery others superbly inlaid with color. All the new patterns highlight refined craftsmanship.
Mysterious Portrait Appears on Wall in Allania
A dark brown discoloration on a new residence wall in Allania revealed an evolving image. Over six weeks a woman, infant, and a hand appeared, along with numerous faces, sparking widespread speculation. Tests with chemicals, water, and heat failed to alter the image, which awaits further study and public viewing.
TRY TO STEAL THE SECRET OF CRIPPLE'S BLACK ROSE
A cripple known as Taples guarded a prized black rose grown from chemicals to the roots of his bushes. Two well dressed men attempted to break in at night, tapping the fence and drawing a gunfire that wounded both robbers. Neighbors express outrage at the botched theft of Taples two years of work.
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Savanian Ge
Mat Dennia Taples
Key Ring Boy
Woman Plowing Contest Opens Floyd Fair With Judge
At the Floyd County fair, a novel plowing race features Mra Ed Waldrup entering with her own ox against Judge Moses Wright, Rome circuit judge and congressional candidate. The event, part of the Plesh county fair week, aims to showcase local agriculture talent and notable participants from the legal and political circles.
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Floyd Fair
Rome
Plesh County
Georgia
Sona
Ed Waldrup
Duke of the
Loyalty to Nominees Across Georgia Democrats Rally Brown Support
Interviews from Thomson, Adairsville, Marion, Buena Vista show Hoke Smith supporters pledging loyalty to Joseph Brown and urging party unity. Citizens including John T West JB Wilkerson and local officials express readiness to back Brown despite primary loyalties.
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Governormith
Thomson
John T West
Governor Smith
Joseph M Brown
Brown
Bryan
JB Wilkerson
Hoke Smith
Joseph
Child Killed by Wagon in Cartersville
Special report from Cartersville dated September 24 details the death of 93 year old Forrest Lockhart, son of a painter, who was killed instantly while swinging on a cotton wagon. The wagon wheel struck him, breaking both arms and both legs and fracturing his skull in the street incident.
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Cartersville
Forrest Lockhart
First Hunter License Issued to Woman in Alabama
The first hunting license for a woman in Alabama was issued to 17 year old Cornelia Crittenden of Montgomery yesterday. Her father, S Crittenden, says she is among the best shots in the state. The Montgomery school census shows blacks outnumber whites in the city, with 4,700 Negroes and 4,559 whites.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Cornelia Crittenden
S . Crittenden
Alt
Campaign loyalties split over Brown and Smith in Georgia
The lettered notes from Cedartown and Bowdoin reflect Democrats pledging support for Governor Smith in the primary but shifting to Brown in the general election. Local leaders and lawyers including Colonel WB Short and others urge a white primary stance, while many Bowdon and Blue Ridge figures express strong Brown support, signaling a divided state party mood. The count cites Mary, McBrown, and independent currents, with calls to back the Democratic nominee in the fall.
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Smith
Court of
Echois
Bruthwn
Brown
Blue Ridge
Spain
Ger
Lute Snipper
Miner shot dead after returning from Pratt coal mines
Mamie Ala reports Griffin Castor, who had just come back from four years at Pratt coal mines in Alabama, was shot and killed in his home. Burden claims Castor forced entry, then fired a shotgun blast killing an elderly man, with authorities arresting Burden.
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Mamie Ala
Griffin Castor
Pratt Ala
Assant
Anderson Burden Burden
Castor
Burden
Officer to Retire Over Hot Water Bag Injury
San Francisco on September 24 dispatch reports Captain Edward Dat of the Sats district declares he was disabled by a hot water bag applied to an ankle severely bruised in the Philippines. His case has been submitted and may soon be decided.
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Army
Edward
Délares
Wil
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