Bowers Attacks Hamilton Banner in Keynote Speech
In a night session, Bowers assails the Republican party for abandoning Lincoln’s principles and links Harding era scandals to Mellon tax cuts for the wealthy and Coolidge vetoes. He calls the farm issue “the tragedy of the farms” and condemns the revolving fund contrasts between farm relief and Shipping interests.
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Abraham Lincoln
Alexander Hamilton
Bowers
Harding
Mellon
Chamlee Enters Governor Race With Full Slate
The article lists candidates for Georgia statewide offices including comptroller general W A Wright and B M Ballard of Atlanta for comptroller, Eugene Talmadge and G C Adams Covington for agriculture, M L Duggan and N H Ballard for school superintendent, H M Stanley and W E Vance for commerce and labor, J W Clark and J J Hunt for pensions, R E Davison and H C Tuggle for prison, J A Perry and W R McDonald for public service, J H Peeples Canon and others for various posts, and R B Russell and M W Berk for supreme and appeals court roles.
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W. A. Wright
B. M. Ballard
Atlanta
Agriculture
Eugene Talmadge
G. C. Adams Covington
M. L. Duggan
N. H. Ballard
Commerce and Labor
H. M. Stanley
W. E. Vance
Atlantry
R. C. Bell
Roscoe Luke
R. B. Blackburn
Frederick, Marshallville Banker, Dies Suddenly at 77
Jacob W. Frederick, 77, prominent Marshallville banker and long-time school board president, died Friday after collapsing while inspecting his farm. Survived by his wife, one daughter, and four sons including Ralph Frederick in France. Funeral at Methodist church Saturday at 11 with Dr. Lane officiating. interment in Marshallville cemetery.
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Jacob W. Frederick
Citizens “Bank ‘of
Marshallville
Frederick
Macon County
Emory University
Methodist Church
Edgar Paulin
Atlanta
D. B. Fredrick
Walter Fredrick, Jr
Claude Fredrick
Ralph Fredrick
Coca-Cola Company
France
Charles Lane
Macon
A TEXAS WONDER Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. Sold by druggists or by mail for $1.25 with sworn testimonials available. Dr. E W Hall address in St. Louis listed.
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E. W. Hall
Olite St
St. Louis
Georgia's Walter F. George for President
The speaker argues for Walter F. George as the Democratic standard bearer, praising his integrity, legal background, and long public service in Georgia. He cites Georgia’s historical figures, the South’s unity, and the need to restore democracy and constitutional enforcement amid federal bureaucracy. The appeal frames George as a unifying, principled leader fit to guide the nation.
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Alexander Stephens Wox
Benjamin H. Hill
Robert Toombs
Henry Grady
William Crawford
Thomas Jefferson
Union
United States Senate
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Senate
Alexander H. Stephens
Southland
Walter F. George
Georgia to Teach Map to Democrats Says Woman Envoy
Huston Texas June 25 Georgia backs Senator George for president to teach the Democrats of the East and West a little geography says Mrs Edgar Alexander national committeewoman from Cracker state and leader of the senators supporters The Democratic party would realize that there is another section of the country besides the East and West Her remark notes the women's vote is influential in Georgia and aligns with the Sunny South support for the senator's dry stand and agricultural relief proposals.
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Huston
Texas
Georgia
George
East
Edgar Alexander
South
Fly Tox for Household Insects Promoted by Rex
Government authorities warn that flies spread thirty diseases and can be fatal. Rex Fellowship at Mellon Institute promotes a scientifically developed product that kills flies, is harmless to humans, but deadly to insects. The label urges buyers to insist on Fly-Tox from retailers.
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Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex
Adv
Prohibition Plank Dominates Democratic Convention
At the Houston convention the prohibition issue split delegates into ultra dry, wet, and intermediate camps with a push to draft a strong prohibition plank. Georgia and Texas leaders urged a dry stance endorsing the 18th amendment while others favored states rights or a wet line.
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Houuston
Texas
Prohibition
Resolutions Committee
First Baptist Church
James Cannon, Jr
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
E. C. Dinwiddie
Anti-Saloon League
A. C. Ritchie
Maryland
Congress
Guy
Dan Moody
Moody
Regulations Committee
Illinois
Members of Georgia Posts Hold Convention in Athens
Athens GA June 25 members of Georgia posts held a convention in Athens. The gathering reflected Legion activities with discussions and civic involvement highlighted by local and state veterans groups.
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Legion Auxiliary For
Georgia
Department of Georgia
Athens
Legionaires
408
la Grande Voiture “de Georgia
la Societe Des 40 Hommes Et “ Chevaux
Holman
Georgian Hotel
G. O. Stone
Glenwood
American Legion
Escape After Slashing Officer Ends Arrest
Thomaston Georgia June 22 A county policeman G E Kincaid arrested Marvin Lumsden a negro in his car The prisoner slashed the officer and Deputy George Waller and escaped Kincaid fired hitting him in the arm The sheriff arrested the negro the next day while his arm was being treated
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Thomaston
G. E. Kincaid
Marvin Lumsden
Prsoner
George Waller
Kincaid
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