Rejoinder of Smith to Howell's Speech
In a half hour remnant of debate with Clark Howell, Smith counters with charges, defense of his record, and a long fable about a traveling salesman and hell, arguing that Georgia voters must rally against railroad lawyers and party machine leaders. He attacks Howell's integrity, freight rate claims, and leadership, urging a broad popular uprising to decide the governor race.
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Clark Howell
Mr. Smith
Mr. Howell
Senate
Hooper Alexander
William Schley Froward
House
Murphy Candler
Tavill
General Gordon
Monticello
Howell
Mableton
Railroad Commission
Atlanta
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
State Railroad Commission
Henry Grady
South Georgia
Hoke Smith
Ike
Little Devil
Big Devil
Corporation
Mans
Obe Stevens
Jim Griggs
Hester
Tyler
Yeomans
Perares
Gen
Yeomana
State Committee
Parker
Watson
Rand McWhorter
Enoch Callaway
United States
Savannah News
Savannah Morning News
Savannah
Clark
Estill
Kutill
Dennis
Fulton County
Atlanta Journal
Ring
Wey
Mat
Florida
Alabama
South Carolina
Eatill
Dick. Russell
Geor
Fultes County
Alaudie
Jim Smith
Somerset Rye
Hoke
Nearens
Washington
Mith, Srvtth, ‘Aralth, Simnitht Howell, Aps Ml. Howell
Freight rates issue discussed by candidate in Georgia
The speaker argues for voter control of nominations, rail wage protections, and opposition to disenfranchisement of Black citizens. He criticizes railroad politics, opposes watered stocks, calls for fair wages and profits, and cites historical figures to claim racial separation as inevitable.
Georgia White Primary Debate and 19th Amendment Context
A Georgia editorial discusses possible legislation to restrict black voting while preserving white suffrage. It favors a Georgia Alabama style plan with stringent registration tests and tax payment, arguing such measures would disfranchise about 95 percent of black voters while allowing whites to vote in all elections. It analyzes the white primary, party coalition risks, and the impact on Democratic dominance and racial equality.
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Atlanta
United Ted States
Georgia
Alabama
Tate States
Geor
Sheu Sewe
Verkomartene
Fean
Uecket
Tcket
Democratic Party
Anton
Ste
Hoke Smith The Object of His Own Charity
Fragmentary OCR recounts mentions of Hoke Smith and charity, with scattered figures and notes. A red ink entry references a rebate, bottles, and a one third share, while lines name names and imply a political or social donation context amid garbled text.
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Hoke Smith
Howell
Shah of Persia Seriously Ill in Teheran Dispatch
London June 9 dispatches report the shah of Persia seriously ill in Teheran with a deteriorating condition amid medical advances and uncertain prognosis. The brief note mentions medical care and adds that further updates are awaited from Teheran.
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Shah OF Persia
London
Big storm leaves Detroit Ont storm rips townwide damage
Violent wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour swept across Detroit, parts of Ontario and Michigan yesterday. Detroit streetcars suffered burned motors as trees felled wires. windows shattered, crops damaged, sparrows drowned and communications disrupted. Reports of river losses and a child swept from Belle Isle Bridge circulated amid widespread destruction.
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Detroit
Mich
Ontario
Hagenbeck
Filnt
Atte
Charlotte
Miss Turney
Frank Hughes
Saginaw
Chatham
Ont
Ith
Belle Isle
Tornado Damages City. Picnic Party Feared Lost
A tornado and cloudburst devastated the Toronto area causing extensive property damage and left many homeless. Several streets are blocked by debris while rescue efforts continue. authorities fear several picnic party members may have drowned after going out in a sailboat.
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Toronto
Ambiguous Crowd Chants At Hok Hurrah Debate Event
A noisy crowd cheers during a heated debate featuring Hoke, Howell, Smith, and Turner. Heady exclamations include cheers for Hoke and Howell while others urge strong attacks and near-silent reactions amid scattered comments about dancing and speakers.
Gormans Toga Falls on Whyte in Baltimore Appointment
Private Leased Wire reports Governor Warfield appoints William Pinkney Whyte, former U.S. Senator and ex-governor, to succeed Arthur Pue Gorman. The move shocks rivals, as Gorman and Whyte were long seen as political foes. Whyte, born August 0, 1824, studied law at Harvard and practiced after 1866, with a career including Maryland delegations and multiple election bids.
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Baltimore
Jones
Warfield
William Pinkney Whyte
United States
Arthi Pue Gorman
Gorman
Whyte
Thas
Harvard Law School
Prac- Resck
Congress
Ernor Swann
Cme
Tang
Packers Ordered to Fix Their Houses Wreck Investigation Ends
The Fate Street crossing wreck inquiry into the Central of Georgia passenger train colliding with an Atlanta and West Point picnic car finished Saturday. Blame cannot be fixed until the testimony of fifty witnesses is transcribed for superintendents’ review, a process expected to take three or four days. Investigators include W. M. Fox and F. C. Bennett of the Atlanta and West Point and J. H. Hail and Rameau of the Central of Georgia, all based in Macon. Road officials were cooperative with the press Saturday morning.
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Fate Street Crossing
Central of Georgia
Atlanta and
West Point
Twtende
F. C. Bennett
Atlanta
Weat Point
J. H. Hail
Rameau
Contra
Macon
Wreck Victims File New Damages Lawsuits
Two additional suits seek damages from the Atlanta and West Point Railroad over the Weat Point wreck. Alina Hardin, represented by her mother Mia J. M. Hardin, seeks $16,000 claiming nerves shattered and injuries to head neck shoulders body and back. Nancy Bromtwat alleges injuries in the same incident and seeks $4,000.
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Atlanta
Weat Point
Alina Hardin
Mia
J. M. Hardin
Nancy Bromtwat
Sali Faust
Official Threatens to Close Up Plants for Violation
Chicago in June Building official Bartsen of Moris & Co. faces five day compliance under building laws. The head lists violations and orders plant halting. material already ordered as officials warn of enforcement.
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Chicago
Bartsen
the & Co
P House
Moris & Co
Brunswick Fans Buy Franchise From Albany
Brunswick Ga June. Local club closes last night with President na of Albany to transfer ownership of the Albany team in the Georgia State League. The Brunswick squad will arrive to play here Monday Tuesday and Wednesday with Cordele, then three games here with Columbus.
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Brunswick
Albany
Ake Cee
Cordele
Columbus
Prado of Ansley Park Redevelopment Affects Atlanta Growth
Ansley Park is described as a premier urban renewal project led by Edwin P Ansley and landscape engineer Ruffa. More than ten miles of boulevards and driveways are added, with city water, sewers, and paving guaranteed. The article lauds proximity to Piedmont Park and asserts Ansley Park will anchor Atlanta’s future metropolis and rising real estate values.
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Edwin P.ansley
Atlanta
Ansley Park
Conditon
Ruffa
Prado
West Collier
Fifteenth Street
Ansley
Park
Blue Ridge
Piedmont Park
Hemi
Atlantasian
Rales
Allanten
Aner Park
Incomplete biographical note on Maryland figures
Fragmentary OCR shows references to 19th century Maryland politics including governor, senator, Baltimore mayor, and attorney general roles. It lists 1871 governor, 1874 senator, 1880 declined re-election, 1881 Baltimore mayor, 1969 attorney general, 1889 Harrison appointment, and later positions, with garbled years and titles.
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Land
Maryland
United States
Baltimore
Harrison A der
Ae Jons
Pew
City of Kintore
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Ash
Liverpool Health Conduiti
Edwin P. Ansley
Greater Atlanta
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