Sharp Fight Noted In Second District Candidates
A crowded field of candidates is listed to succeed Congressman Roddenbery in the Second District. Names mentioned include Senator E. J. Smith of Edison, E. Cox of Camilla, Jesse Petry of Camilla, Judge We Covington of Moultrie, L. Hand of Pelham, Judge J. KH Pottle of the Court of Appeals, W. Banks of Tifton, H. XI. McIntosh of Albany, Claude Peyton of Worth, and others from Albany Thomasville and Bainbridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Smith
Edison
Coronel BE. E. Cox
Camilla
Jesse Petry
Slatenudge We
Covington
Moultrie
L. Hand
Pelham
J. KH. Pottle
court of_appeals
W.W. W. Banks
Tifton
Jwaze Prank’ Fark
Albany
H. XI. McIntosh
Claude Peyton
Worth
W. Stonkins
Thomas
Hoscoe Luke
Titumas
W. C. Vereen
Quiuult
Ony K. Tanaldsan
Balnbridge
Possible candidates swirl for second district seat
The second congressional district vacancy after Al Roddenberg's death draws a crowded field. Names linked include L Smith of Madison, Col B E Cox of Camilla, Jessa Perry, Judge W A Covington of Moultrie, J L Hand of Pelham, J R Potts, W W Banks of Tifton, Judge Frank Park of Albany, and editor J McIntosh of the Albany Herald, with counties listed as Thomas, Grady, Decatur, Colquitt, Mitchell, Baker, Worth, Tift, and Dougherty among others.
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al Roddenberg
L. Smith
Iadison
State Senate
Congress
Smith
House
Calhoun
Calhoun County
Edison
Senate
Cox
Camilla
Perry
Athera
Jessa Perry
Slaten
Peery
Griges
W. A. Covington
Moultrie
Covington
J. L. Hand
Pelham
Hand
South Georsia
Potts
J. R. Pottie
Court of Appeals
Fottie
W. W. Banks
Tifton
South Georgia
Tenny
Banks
Rank Park
Albany
J. ¥. McIntosh
Albany Herald
McIntosh
Mel Intosh
Thomas, Grady
Decatur, Colquitt
Mitchell, Baker, Suler
Earry Tift
Worth, Dougherty
Glaude Payton
Worth
F. W. Hopkins
Roscoe Luke
Thomsa
W. G Vereen
Colquitt
Charles F. Marvin Named New Chief of Weather Bureau
Professor Charles F. Marvin succeeds Wilkis L. Moore as head of the weather bureau. Formerly chief of the instrument division, Marvin has long represented the Agriculture Department at meteorological congresses and contributed extensively to weather science. He was born in Columbus, Ohio, and educated there and at Ohio State University.
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Charles F. Marvin
Weather Bureau
Wilkis L. Moore
Marvin
Old Signal Service
Ohio
Ute
Department of Ag
Professor Marvin
Solumbus
Ohio State University
Congressional Gossip Spreads Among Georgia Delegates
Names including Cobenel John and Donalaon of Bainbridge, Cox of Camilla, Banks of Tifton, Judge W. N. Spence of Camilla, and Sam and Bennett of Albany are prominent in district chatter. The district committee will meet in Albany soon to decide if a primary should be held, with some members favoring Beresue’s action at the regular session ordered by the governor.
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Cobenel John & Donalaon
Bainbridge
E. 4. Cox
Camilla
W W. Banks
Tifton
W. N. Spence
Camila
Sam & Bennett
Albany
Haring Bergsue
Regilar
Huerta or Anarchy in Mexico Debate
A column discusses U S views on recognizing Huerta's government and compares Mexican upheaval to Anglo Saxon standards. It notes Huerta gains business and popular support, dismisses Felicista leaders, and questions whether Mexico faces Huerta or anarchy amid revolutionary upheaval.
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Atlantic
United States
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Manere
Fino Suarez
Ceseral Huerta
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England
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Huerta
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Methoda
Porfiria Daz
Telix Diaz
Japan
Mondragon
Onion & Roverdizent Commission
Europe
Thins Tiple
Quick Bridge Work Rebuilds Vast Rail Link
A major bridge and rail rebuild was set to finish in twelve days after planning delays. The project spanned a 5,663 foot car track with a 264 foot draw. Resources included fourteen pile drivers thirteen marine derricks twenty-one tugs six catamarans and 9,000,000 feet of lumber with 1,500 workers mobilized.
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Acrona Newackh Bay
Underwood May Land in Senate If He Runs
If Oscar W Underwood runs for the Senate to fill the Alabama seat left by Senator Johnston and wins he would likely appoint Claude Kitchen of North Carolina as successor in the House The senior member of the Ways and Means Committee would typically become chairman suggesting Kitchen would assume the post by seniority if Underwood reaches the Senate
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Oscar W. Underwood
Teader
House
Senate
Senator Johnston
Alabama
Claude Kitchen
North Carolina
Underwood
Ways and Means
Multiple Georgia Death Notices From City Burial Inquiries
Obituaries list several residents: W J Bartow 26 died at private sanitarium. Joan Wesley Robbins 68 at home. Julus Haney 26 at home. Colonel W I Vason 18 died near Tallahassee. Elias Johnston 70s prominent Gordon County citizen. James T Brockman 71 died at home spouse and children named. Mary J Pilly 62 died at home. Lena Ossner 26 died in private sanitarium. M J Richardson 40 died at home. Anna J Herndon 45 died at home. funeral arrangements and interments noted for each, with churches and cemeteries named.
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John W. Robbins
Joan Wesley Robbins
Kelly
Oakland Cemetery
Vasou
Georgia
W. I. Vason
Tallahassee
Fla
Vason
Uader
Jos Wheeler
L. V. Ragan
Calhoun
Elias Johneaton
Gordon County
J. B. Crow
Wast Union Cemetery
Fev
B. Culpepper
Luther Johnston
Red Bud
John Bail
Curryville
Centropolis Man Hunts Bearded Stranger Amid Local Turmoil
In Centropolis, the mayoral race hangs on Marshal Wheatstone as a spate of window peeping reports spurs little action. Wheatstone shifts from checkers to crime sleuthing, catching two thefts and ordering a tramp out of town while courting re election with Miss Eva Tuggle.
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Anette Angert
Centropolis
Platt Valley
Geneva Joyce
Marshal Wheatstone
Owl Drug Store
Jayca
Centroplus
Eva Tuxgle
Ladies’ Civic Improvement Society
Headlight
Ladies
Greensielder
Ming Eva Tuggle
Centropatig
Angiher
Misa Tuggle
Marabal Wheatstone
Momen
Miss Faggle
Wheatstone
Five More Days to Final Stand in Ballot Battle
The final countdown in the car conductors contest tightens with five days left before polls close. Judges will tally ballots at noon on Saturday, while candidates urge persistence and intensified outreach to convert promises into votes.
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Bng
Avery
Tlm St
Busiest Railroad Station Claim Shocks Nation
The Indianapolis News reports Boston’s South Station as the busiest in the United States, handling more trains, passengers, baggage, and mail than New York’s Grand Central. In the year ending June 30, 191?, South Station served about 28.3 million passengers to Grand Central’s 22.4 million, with 843 daily trains versus 450 at Grand Central, and rush hours showing 91 trains per hour at South Station. The piece notes Grand Central’s ongoing expansion aims to raise capacity to 70,000 per hour, with 21 tracks yet to be finished.
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Indianapolis News
Boston
United States
Grand Central Terminal
New York
America
South Station
Ttde
South
Grand Central
Mail Carrier Uniform Kidnapper in Centropolix
Public notice of a perilous abduction in Centropolix drives Marshal Wheatstone to pursue a man in a mail carrier’s uniform who abducted a woman. The crowd grows, a barn siege ensues, and Miss Tugels and Officer Wheatstone confront the danger as Shelbyville’s crime wave looms nearby.
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Centropolix
Phatsoly
Marshal Wheatstone
Miss Tugels
Mr. Wheatstone
Miss Toggle
Wheatstone
Mod
Mise Stroud
Asa
Conductor 112 D 8. New leaders and shifting chances
A reflective note on leadership shifting with time. It argues today’s top figure may be displaced tomorrow and emphasizes rare opportunities, like winning a hundred-dollar bill, in a changing world. The piece frames influence as volatile and contingent on present conditions.
Atlanta's Real Estate Notices Fragmentary Loan Entries
A partial OCR from Atlanta real estate notices lists mortgages deeds and building permits with addresses on Peachtree Road D Alvigny and White Street. Entries mention lenders Green FP Lewin East Atlanta Bank and Jamon C WIt Memo among others with dates September May and March and sums from $400 to $1500 for lots houses and building work.
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Lewin
East Atlanta Bank
Kirkwood Avenue
Wetherby Street
John M. George
Jamon C. Wit
Memo
Diewis Street
Watermelon King’s Dog Refuses Food in Hunger Strike
A dog owned by J. H. Holmes southeast of Denver has refused meat to protest not living exclusively on watermelons. The dog, nicknamed the water melon king, has long demonstrated a love for melons, including a recent incident where it wore a watermelon rind collar, prompting its owners to take notice.
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Denver Republican
J. H. Holmes
Here
Holmes
Bess
Convicted Bell Boy Appeals to City Council
Rome Georgia September 29. Elsie Rice a 3 negro bell boy at the Cherokee hotel was sentenced to four months on the city chain gang or a fine by City Recorder J F Kelly for attempting entry to an important guest room. Rice has retained counsel, posted $1,000 bond, and appealed to the board of aldermen under the city charter.
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Rome
Elsie Rice
J. F. Kelly
Board of Aldermen
Aviator Dickson Dies in London Crash
London report states Captain Bertram Dickson, renowned English aviator, died tonight after a crash that left both pilots badly injured when their machines interlocked and plunged nearly a thousand feet. The incident recalls a prior collision three years ago between Captain Dickson and aviator Thomas White, which also ended in severe injuries.
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Dickson
London
Bertram Dickson
Thomas White
Atlanta Markets Report Shows Wide Range of Prices
Georgia market pages list canned goods flour sugar and spices with prices. Live stock quotes from White Provision Company include steers cows and hogs with a broad price spectrum. Cornfield ham bacon and sausage prices are also noted with unit sizes and per dozen or per pound quotes.
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Correctatty White Provision Company
Cornfield
Cornield
Aegimeteld Tancheon Mam
Atlanta
I Cay
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Good To
Leo Galus
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