Primary Results in Thomas County
Primary results list names and towns in Thomas County including Meigs Merrillville J. J. Turner Metcalfe Mash Ochlocknee A. E. Speer Pavo C. I. D. Everett and J. P. Wilson. The fragmented OCR item records candidate initials and districts without clear totals or margins.
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Thomas County
Meigs
T. A. Jones
Merrillville
J. J. Turner
Metcalfe
M. M. Mash
Ochlocknee
A. E. Speer
Pavo
C. ID. Everett
J. P. Wilson
Late returns show Hardman ahead in Georgia race
Incomplete county returns place Governor Hardman with a lead over opponent as 99 counties report. Talmadge leads Adams for Commissioner of Agriculture by about 100 votes in counties contributing 180 unit votes to 80 for Adams. Carswell leads secretary of state race with 186 to 64 over Flynt and 0 for Bowers in early tallies.
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L. G. Hardman
E. D. Rivers
D. T. Bowers
J. J. Flynt
George H. Carswell
Attorney General I
George M. Napier
Scot
J. Speera
B. M. Bullard
William A. Wright
Com. of Agriculture
G. C. Adams
Eugene Talmadge
Com. of Com. & Labor
Hal M. Stanley
N. H. Batlardee
M .L. Duggan
Hill C. Tuggle
Prison Commission
Fa. H. Henslee
G. A. Johns
Eee
Public Service Com
Slastd ii
James A. Perry
Felix EK
Boswell
Walter R. McDow
Public Service Co W. Trox Bankston
Perry T. Knight
Sup
Richard B. Russell
Asso. Jus. Sup. Ct
Marcus W. Beck
Lawton Nalley
Judge
Ct. of Appeals
Robert B. Blackburn
Roscoe Luke
Judge Ct. of Appeals
R. C. Bell
Congress
E. E. Cox
Solicitor General S. C
J. L. Dowling
J. B. Edwards
G. C. Spurlin
Wm. H. Platt
Theodore Titus
T. C. Beverly Eee
W.B Cochran
Thomas Davis
W. T. Mardre
B. C. Reesen
Solicitor City Court of
Thomasville
Hanover
W. W. Alexander
B. B. Earle
Guerry B. Isler
Fred S. Norton
Democratic Executive
S. W. Davis
H. H. Merry
S. L
Heald
Boston
A. J. Mc&innon
Barwick
W. M. Robertson
Coolidge
D. M. Baker
Ellabelle
C. F. Rehberg
Hardman
Commissioner of Agriculture
Talmadge
Adams
George H Carswell
George R. Carswell
Carswell
J. J. Wynt
Flynt
Bowers
Court of Appeals
T. E. Patterson
A. H. Henslee
R. B. Davison
H. C. Tuggle
M. L. Duggan
N. H. Ballard
Paul Lindsey
National
Georgia
W. C. Lankford
Dave M. Parker
Lankford
Parker
W. W. Larsen
Neil G. Gillis
Gillis
Larsen
W. C. Langford
Jesse Walden
Capper Says Smith Too Wet to Win Western States
Kansas Senator Arthur Capper told the Hoover-Curtis Club in New York that Governor Smith’s stance on prohibition and his Tammany ties render him unable to carry the Western states.
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Capper
Smith
New York
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Hoover-Curtis Club
West
Visitors from across Georgia stop in for brief stays
Mr. R. E. Salyn of Valdosta and Mr. S. T. Wilson of Atlanta are in the city on business. L. A. Lee of Americus and C. D. North of Jacksonville are here for short visits. Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Douglas of Jacksonville tour the city. Col. George L. Sabados of Albany is in town briefly. Mrs. P. E. Keese of Benevolence visits Mrs. A. W. Palin for a short stay.
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R. E. Salyn
Valdosta
S. T. Wilson
Atlanta
L. A. Lee
Americus
C. D. North
Jacksonville
G. H. Douglas
Col
George L. Sabados
Albany
City
P. E. Keese
Benevolence, Ga
A. W. Palin
J. R. England
Senator George to Speak at Florida Capital Tonight
United States Senator Walter F. George of Georgia arrives in Tallahassee to address the Democratic gathering at the Grand Theatre in Madison Street tomorrow night. He will be entertained by Governor and Mrs. Martin tonight and introduced by Hon. W. S. MacInyre.
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Tallahassee
Fla
United States
Walter F. George
Georgia
John W. Martin
Thomasville
Grand Theatre
Madison Street
Senator George
W. S. Maclnyre
George
Mellon Sees No Cause for Worry About Business
Secretary Mellon reports to President Coolidge that overall business is satisfactory and on a sound basis. He notes pockets of trouble in coal and textiles but forecasts improvement and sees no unfavorable prospect for farmers or the economy in general.
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Washington, D. C
Mellon
Coolidge
Canui
Prominent New York Businessman Missing From Asheville Home
Edward B. Kelly, a prominent New York businessman, vanished from his Forest Hill home near Asheville after leaving for the airport Tuesday. His wife Mrs Helen Walsh Kelly joins the search as authorities and volunteers expand a nationwide hunt amid suspicions of foul play and reports of substantial money and jewelry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Edward B. Kelly
New York
Forest Hill
Helen Walsh Kelly
Johnson Renominated in Washington Republican Primary
Seattle Sept 13 Albert Johnson appears renominated on the Republican ticket as primary counts continue. Johnson, chair of the house immigration committee, led Homer T. Bone in early tallies with 38,407 to 7,311 votes across 24 precincts though veteran strongholds remained unreported.
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Seattle
Wash
Albert Johnson
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Homer T. Bone
Tacoma
Bone
Phonographs and Pianos Offer Good Buys at Moore Music
Moore Music Co. promotes used instruments with favorable terms. Col. Leb. Dekle returns from a weeks long visit in Hendersonville NC. Britton's Eye Drops advertised as preventive at Britton's Drug Store. Miss Lila and Jesse Lou Jackson of Atlanta visit the Jacksons on Smith Avenue. Miss Margaret Brown returns from Birmingham to resume duties at Thomasville High School.
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Moore Music Company
Lila and
Jesse Lou Jackson
Atlanta
Mrs
R. G. Jackson
Smith Avenue
Margaret Brown Hs
Birmingham
Thomasville High School
Complimentary invitation to CGene's Place shake night
A note invites Alice Mae Swift to CGene's Place on Carroll Hill for two of Gene's famous fruit shakes tomorrow night. The message emphasizes a complimentary offer as a friendly gesture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Mae Swift
Gene
Cgene
Carroll Hill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Service Commission
Walter R. McDonald
Felix KE
O. H. Bennett
Trox Bankston
Supreme Court
Lawton W. Nally
Florida
Mrs. Martin
Treasury
Washington
Leb. Dekle
Hendersonville
Britton
Phome
Howard Thompson
Madeline Morton
Evelyn Turner
Caroline Mays
Brunswick
Sampson
Eddie Lewis
Callie Jones
Mrs. R. J. Bruce
Hamilton, Ga
Mrs. W. W. Bruce
Hansell Street
General Electric
H. G. Neel
Madison, Fla
Ona Neel
St Petersburg
Daisy Neel
Crawford Street
Geo. W. Forbes
Olive Wills
T. L. Spence
CoCroft’s
Martha Jane Spence
Hollins College
Hollins
Virginia
CoCroft
J. L. Murphy
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Chas. Kivler
Sturdivant’s
S. Broad
Carolyn Allen
Thomasville Public Schools
West Monroe Street
D. A. Dixon
Mr. C. A. Odum
Moultrie
Golden Bros., CO
Thomasville, Georgia
North Broad St
Soda and General Nations
Walker’s Pharmacy
North, Broad St
Upchurch Bldg
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