Atlanta Riot Fallout and Political Moves Across Georgia
Hundreds of negroes have left Atlanta since Saturday night’s trouble and the riot cost the state $7,000 for out of town troops. Cobb and Habersham counties seek sites for the state agricultural college. Floods in New Orleans and the Gulf storm damages noted. Chinese in San Francisco migrate homeward. Hughes named New York governor candidate. Marines rush to Cuba. preparations for more routes. Local editor W J White flees amid war warnings. The board of trustees for the 9th district agricultural school list includes numerous Georgia counties and educators.
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Atlanta
Election results and acknowledgments from the Nuearr
The article lists candidate vote counts for governor judge solicitor senator representative clerk sheriff receiver collector treasurer surveyor coroner and notes that amendments and Court of Appeals judges carried. It closes with thanks to readers, donors to an Orphans Tome work day, and mentions continued fundraising and support for preachers.
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HH. N. Ash
Russel, Hammond and Hill
Court of Appeals
New Store Opens with Groceries and Shoes in Duah Lonega
New store under M. Rider located at Brooksher stand above B. F. Andersons offers groceries dry goods and shoes. Patronage sought from Duah Lonega Lumpkin and surrounding counties with low prices on flour meat and other goods. Also notes recent storm in Mobile Alabama left people with only coffee sacks.
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Riots and storms hit Mobile and Atlanta area
Dramatic reports recount Mobile and Atlanta storm damage with lives lost and property damage in the millions. Rioting closed Atlanta saloons, while citizen witnesses describe brutal mob violence. Louisiana votes and local political shifts are noted alongside a British-era tone on foreign missions.
Dahlonega Handle Factory Seeks Timber and Help
Notice offering six dollars fifty cents per first class Hick timber cut to 88 inches for handles delivered to the factory. Also seeks a skilled man with boiler and 12 to 16 HP engine to cut timber on contract. Good money offered. Call or write Dahlonega Handle Factory Dahlonega Georgia.
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Dahlonega
Last week's storm devastates Mississippi cotton crop estimates
The report claims a tropical storm destroyed up to 28 million dollars of cotton and killed hundreds, with towns wiped off the map. Damages extend to 1,500 square miles around Ducktown copper mines and legal actions unfold in Atlanta and Fulton county.
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L. Price
Brownville
Alton County
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Pensacola
Florida
Mobile
Ala
Mississippi
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Ducktown
Hart
Washington
United States Supreme Court
Fulton County Grand Jury
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