Man of the Hour William J Harris of Georgia
William J Harris of Polk County Georgia born February 3 1868 rose from Polk common schools to University of Georgia teaching to fund training. He married Julia Wheeler, directed Democratic efforts in Georgia and Washington shaping races including Wilsons 1912 win. He chaired the federal census bureau 1913 1920 and later served on the federal trade commission before Senate run.
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William J. Harris
Cedartown
Polk County
Georgia
University of Georgia
Julia Wheeler
Joseph Wheeler
Harris
United States Army
P. C. Harris
Sears Harris
Capt
Hunter Harris
Democratic Executive Committee
A. 8. Clay
Washington
Wilson
State Senate
Chattanooga
Lease Commission
Aquor
National Service
Hughes
Binet
Wall Street
Census Bureau
Federal Trade Board
United States
War Industries Board
New England
Secretary of Agriculture
Hoover
Morris
Victor Murdoch
Federal Trade Commission
United States Senate
The
Trade Commission
Woodrow Wilson
National
Georgia labor plan urged to fight war shortages
H G Hastings of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce urges a statewide plan to mobilize idle white and black workers for full time labor. The Savannah method requires able bodied men to carry daily employment cards and be employed or face penalties, with local chambers or boards to implement fairness and include black representatives where possible. The plan aims to curb loafing, support war production, and may spread to rural districts as shortages grow.
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Georgia
H. G. Hastings
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Savannah
Augusta
Macon
Chamber of Commerce Board of Trade
United States
Georgia Chamber of Commeres
Atlanta
Announcement of Candidacy for State Senate District 37
Yielding to friends and citizens I announce myself a candidate for State Senator from the 37th Senatorial District subject to the primary. If elected I pledge to represent highway interests wisely and intelligently and solicit support from constituents.
County Primary Support Appeals From E T Steed
A brief note from E T Steed urges respect for all who are qualified to vote in the county primary, signaling a call for fair participation and orderly process.
Shirley Boykin Seeks Senate Seat in 87th District Primary
Shirley Boykin declares candidacy for State Senator in the 87th District under the Democratic banner. She invites support and influence as the September 11th primary approaches.
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Shirley Boykin
France Mourns American Dead at Suresnes Cemetery
Correspondent reports French families mourn American war dead from the second Marne. Funerals move from Paris hospitals to the Suresnes cemetery on a hill overlooking Paris. Republican Guard and Marines render present arms as coffins draped in American flags are carried to the bier. Taps sounds, chaplains of Protestant and Catholic churches officiate, and crowds bow in homage along the motor procession.
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Paria
Associated Presa
Marne
Pars
Prenc
Cits
Suresnes
Da'ty
France
Republican Guard
Republic of Plane
Paris
America
Sureanes
Amerium Army
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School of ‘Modern Cookery of
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C. M. Tanner Grocery Company
Carrollton, GA
Clein
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Carrollton
Mr. Clein