Georgia Primary Tie Prompts New Vote In Lee County
The Democratic Executive Committee met in Leesburg to declare the Lee County primary a tie between A B Duncan and J T Ferguson for the State Senate tenth district. A new primary is ordered for August 12, with campaigning and election logistics to follow as the county plans a carnival and other town events.
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Lee
Democratic Executive Committee
Leesburg
Lee County
A. B. Duncan
J.T. Ferguson
State Senate
Three wishes granted with guarantees in tale
A boy raised in a modern business atmosphere asks the good fairy for three wishes and for guarantees of encores to each wish. The fairy agrees, opening a whimsical take on desires and assurances as reported by the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Georgia
South
Cinears
J. W. Roberts
A.M
Miss Hoyle and Miss Doyle Interlude Cited in Tunnel Incident
In a blunt New York Press item, Miss Hoyle recalls a kiss in a dark tunnel while Miss Doyle suggests the act was the first thing he struck. The brief quotation captures a charged, private moment amid a public report.
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Miss Hoyle
New York Press
Summer Tourist Tickets From Savannah By Rail And Sea
Summer tours by land and sea offered by Central of Georgia Railway with connections selling low priced excursions to New York Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore via Savannah and steamship lines. Includes meals and ship berth. inquire at nearest railroad agent for berth reservations and full particulars.
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Central of Georgia Railway
Seling
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Savannah
J. Robinson
O. Haile
Steam collision sinks City of Venice on Lake Erie
A midnight collision off Rondeau Canada between the steamer City of Venice bound for Buffalo and the Seguin a lumber vessel leaving Ogdensburg for Perry Sound sinks the Venice with three dead. Several others injured as second mate C A Lavigne refuses to comment. Lights on Venice visible as it sinks in clear night.
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Lake Erle
City of Venice
Rondeau
Canada
Venice
C. A. LaVigne
Buffalo
Perry Sound
Ogdensburg
Strike Quietly Conducted By New Orleans Linemen
Over two hundred electric linemen in New Orleans walked out on Saturday for higher wages. The action disrupted street railways, telephone and electric lights, and telegraph lines, drawing in linemen from the countryside. About 200 workers were involved, but the impact was significant on essential services.
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Ead
Noel Tings
Deane
Echoolroom
Eas
New Orleans
Muddled Patent Remedy and Odd Facts Mixed In
A garbled OCR fragment cites Allen's Foot Ease and other cures with dubious claims, includes a line about the Australian Barrier Reef, and quotes remarks about Cuba sugar livelihoods and teething products. It also mentions Druggists and a Ben Lomis style testimonial and a Norwich date, with miscellaneous moralizing lines.
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Allen's
Allen's Be
Ortahe
Acit
Ed Farr
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
Australian Barrier Reef
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Fire Department
Cai
Sheneheen
Rome
Rome Petroleum and Iron Company
Saylors
Comptroller General
Muscogee
8. P. Shotter
Milledgeville
Shotter
George W. Owens
Owens
Brown
Macon
Department’ of ‘Agriculture
Commissioners of Agriculture
Supreme Court
Committee of
Warm Springs
Legisla
Toocod
George L. Walker
Alker
Toccoa
Walker
James F O'Neil
Clifford Anderson
Henry Dunnody
Fifth
Wrightsville Beach
North Carolina
O'Neill
Wrightsville
Southern Interstate Fair Association
Atlanta
Lake
Irle
Watkins Fay Press CO
East Pot
United States
Hawkes
Sapadine
Treasury
Hewitt
Gruet
Ewett
New York Times
Dorrot
Hal
Bodb
Cuba
Kine
Trentiserres
H. Kunz
Aren St
Phila
Tuomas Rosmes
Maple St
Norwich
Old St
Gibbstown
Ayer
Cross
Buckingham
Druggista Or
R. P. Hell &Co
Neshua,n.m
Royal Worcester
Mooney School
Franklin, Tenn
Reriveesberdy Boon
Mapatieens
Pitsooney
Southern Dental College
Foster
Dean
O Inman
Satlanta
Gas
Hobbit, &c
Lombaky Thon
Anguots Gn
Pouclas
Douglas Shoes
Roy
Nat
Myeteee
Mall
King Bee” Shoes
Youn
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