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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10
DAVIS IS NOMINATED BY DEMOCRATS
Suing to West Virginia Comes in 1O3rt
WORLD NEWS
TOLD IN BRIEF

SAN FRANCISCO.-Seven BIRTHS
battlecraft on tour of world, headed
by cruiser Hood, care welcomed here.
MADRID.-Officia communiqut
says situation in Morocco where
Spanish troops and tribesmen are
battling, is improved.
BOSTON.-John G. Price, former
Ohio attorney general, is elected
grand exalted ruler of Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks at
grand lodge session.
CLEVELAND.-Af sharp de
bate, Socialist party in convention
here condemns Ku klux Khan land
every other effort to divide the work
ers on racial and religious lines"
BUENOS S.-Insurrectior.
which started at Sac PauIo, Brazil,
last week, has been virtually sup
pressed, according to Brazilian ad-
ministration official advices.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. = Mors
than 10000 textile mill operatives
resume work in mills after shut
downs varying from two to six
weeks.
PARIS.-Premiers Macdonald and
Herriot, of Great Britain and France,
confer at length in effort to reach
agreement on application of Dawes
plan prior to converting of inter-al-
lied London cOnferenca
INDIANAPOLIS. = While his
friends at Democratic national con-
vention plan final drive for his nomi-
nation as presidential candidate, Sen
ator Ralston, of Indiana, wires his
flat refusal to accept honor.
NEW YORK William Fl. An
derson, former state head of Anti
Saloon league, serving term in Sing
Sing for forgery, is completing a
book to be called Behind the Bars
for Banishing the Bar"
Observation-Disclosures f. Sin.
clair files plea in abatement in Dis
trict of Columbia supreme court at
lacking validity of Indictment charg-
ing him with onspiracy to defraud
United States in connection with oil
reserves leases.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10
FEDERAL AGENTS
WILL SEEK GIRL
IN FA|RBURN CASE

FAIRBURN, Ga, July 9.-H. w.
Cook was freed after making bond
of $500 Three warrants were
served on him, charging kidnapping,
larceny after trust ana forgery.
A nation wide search for seven
teen-year- Agnes Purmort, of
Campbell county, Ga, will be put I'M
der way at once by department
OF justice agents, it was re-
vealed here Tuesday. The search
will be instituted at the request of
the girls father, A. F. Purmort, a
miles from Fairburn, who was in
Atlanta Tuesday comforting with
attaches in the Atlanta office Of the
department of justice.
The search will be begun at Biz
mingham, Ala. from which place
H. w. Cook, a prominent banker
and landowner, of Fairburn, is said
to have telegraphed relatives at
Fairburn Saturday night. Cook
who is said to have disappeared at
the same time as the girl, and who
is charged in a warrant sworn out
by the girls father with = aping
her, returned to Fairburn Sunday.
No word, however, has been heard
from the girl, Mr.. Purmort told gov
eminent agents.
Mr.. Purmort brought a number of
photographs of his daughter to At
lanta with him, and turned them
over to the government officials.
They, together with descriptions of
the young woman, will be broadcast
over the country.
According to the story told to the
federal agents by Mr.. PurmOrt,
Agnes Purmort disappeared on June
10. She was last seen boarding a
train a: Pyrone, station on the
A, 3. if A. r. r., six miles from
Faitburn. Mr.. Purmort stated. He
added that Cook boarded the same
train at Glover, a flag station. four
miles farther on.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10
DAVIS CHUNG TO PRACTICE
AMONG MORGAN INTERESTS
RATHER THAN WOO, POLITICS
Refused to "Trim His Professional Course to Fit the
Gusts of Popular Opnion;' Was
Envoy Abroad

NEW YORK, July 9-"What is
life worth after all if one has no
philosophy of his own to live by?'
John w. Davig wrote this to a
friend who had suggested he aban-
don his corporation law practice in
order to increase his availability as
a presidential candidate.
The friend wrote that Davis had
a good chance for the Democratic
nomination if he would Withdraw
from the law firm with which he
had long been associated and Whic!
numbered the Morgan interests
among its clients. Davis scorned
trimming his professional course to
fit the gusts of popular opinion"
Davis is a West Virginian a ma
tive of Clarksburg, where he long
practiced law and which he twice
represented in congress. He was
born there April 10, 1873. His youth
was unmarked with those viccissi-
tudes popularity supposed to marke
the early career of most great men.
OF prosperous family, his educa-
ton proceeded to completion with
out the interruption of his being
compelled to work for livfRg. He
graduated in Jaw from Washington
and Lee university. Later his sue
cess gained him in addition to this
modest bachelor of laws the honorary
degree of doctor of laws from Wash
ing and Lee, University of West Viz
ginia, University of Birmingham,
Eng, University OF Glasgow and
Yale
Was Law Professor
Upon leaving the university Davis
served for two years as assistant
professor of law at Washington and
Lee. Then in 1897 he hung out his
shingle in Clarksburg where ne
maintained his practice until he was
appointed solicitor general of the
United States by President Wilson
in 1913 In the meantime he had
served in the 62d and Esd congresses.
As a lawyer, Davis early exhibited
that legal ability which later was
to mark him as one Of the most noted
attorneys of his generation. He
varied his initial legal endeavors by
a considerable interest invest Nir-
ginia Democratic politics.
DAVIS married Julia T. Mcdonald
in 1899, but his wife died in the fol-
lowing year In 1912 he married
Ellen G. Basel.
In the trying war year OF 1918
Wilson selected Davis to the most
important diplomatic post in the
service of the government, plenipo
Tertiary to Great Britain. Davis
served at London until 1921 repre-
senting the United States dufirg
difficult period marked by victory
in the war, the negotiation of the
Versailles Treaty, and the refusal
of the American seiate to ratify e.
Their the treaty or the covenant OF
the League Of Nations
Is Morgan Lawyer
Davis returned to private parctice
Continued on page 3, column 3
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10
Mexican Presidential
Followers Garry Off
Votes at Gun Point

MIGXICO CITY, July S.-Followers
of both presidential candidates, Gen
eral Pultarco Elias Gales and Gen
eral Angel Flores, restorted to trick
cry in the elections Sunday, accord
ing to the ministry of the interior
In one state the governor, an ardent
partisan, is said personally to have
visited various polling booths, gun
in hand, carrying off the voting
urnS.
Both the Callistas and F'oristas are
claiming victory, but the meager re-
turns thus far give no indication of
the outcome.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10
READY
To NAME WALSH
FOR SECOND PLACE

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN,
July 9.-After nominating John w.
Davis, of West Virginia, for the
presidency, today, the Democratic
national convention would have nom
mated Senator Thomas J. Walsh, Of
Montana, for president by acclama-
ton, had he permitted it to do so. =
Despite a roar of demands for his
immediate nomination, Senator
Walsh declared the convention in ad-
journment until $50 p. m. TO give
time for consideration Of the matter.
There appeared no. doubt that he
woxld be nominated at the session
tonight.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10

Observation-Disclosures Coolidge,
Jr., 16-year-old son of president, dies
at Walter Reed hospital of blood poi
soning.
TOKIO.-A decided expansion of
Japan's naval air forces is contem-
plated, Admiral Takarabe, minister
of navy, declares in lower house of
diet.
ROME.-P1ans for strengthening
fascism before parliament conyenns
in November to be discussed at first
meeting of Premier Mussolini's re-
constructed cabinet.
PHILADELPHIA Cen
eral Stone, in address before Amer
lean Bar association, declares there
is every evidence of decline in ac-
tual administration of law in United
States.
CLEVELAND party Of
America in session here votes 70
concur in action of conference for
progressive political action in nomi-
mating Senator La Toilette for pres
idency on his platform.
DEBORAH, Ia-Norwegian Luth-
eran Church of America passes resO-
luton calling for freedom of reli-
gious worship and absolute separa-
ton of church and state.
MADRID.-Half of Spanish gar:i-
son at Kobadarsa, Morocco, were
killed or wounded by native tribes
men during weeks siege, broken
only by achievements, an official
note says.
CIVITAVECCHIA. Italy.-Signor
Giodana, editor of the Tribuna,
Rome, in a duel wounds Sandman
professor, FRANCISCO Mares, who
claimed an anonymous article in the
newspaper ridiculed him.
LONDON.-BiII introduced by
Bishop of Oxford, restricting trade
in liquor by means of popular con-
troll, is defeated in house of lords
after Bishop of Durham denounces
principle of prohibition.
NEW YORK.-William G. McAdoo
releases his delegates as Democratic
national convention commences Tooth
ballot for presidential nomination,
but Notwithstanding this move dele
gates fail to agree upon candidate
and adjourn until noon Wednesday.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10
Mother and New Born
Babe Perish in Flames;
Three Others Injured

DOWAGIAC, Mich, July g.
Trapped in a burning farm house
near here last night. a mother and
the child she had just borne, met
death in the flames.
The babe and the mother Mrs.
Eta Hoadley, 40, lay side by side
when rescuers finally reached the
charred bodies.
Another daughter, Helen, 5, is in
{. critical condition because of burns.
The father. Harrison Hoadley, and
20-year-old son, Glenn. also were
severely burned.
The blaze started from an explo-
sion which came when oil was poured
into q stove.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-07-10
BALLOTS
1O3D BALLOT
Alabama, "a: Underwood, "a.
Arizona, 6: /McAdoo, 2 II; Under

Arizona, b: %MCAdOO, IL; Under'
wood, 3; absent, II.
Arkansas, IS: Robinson, IS.
California, 26: Underwood, 2; Da-
Wis, 2; Robinson, ]; Meredith, 2;
Glass, /; Walsh, 49,.
Colorado, -: Meredith, IL; Davis,
3; Underwood, 5; Walsh, 1 absent,
21-2.
Connecticut, II: Walsh, 3; Under
wood, II.
Delaware, 6: Underwood, 6.
Florida, II: Davis, s; Meredith, g.
McAdoo, g.
Georgia, %: Davis, 81; Meredith, 1.
Idaho, s: Davis, 8.
Illinois, IS: Davis, 10; Underwood,
10; Glass, 20.
Indiana. 80: Underwood, 5; Davis,
25.
Iowa, %: Meredith, 26.
Kansas, 20: Davis. 90
Kentucky, IS: Walsh, 41-2; Under
wood, !; Davis, % IL.
Louisiana, 20: Davis, 20.
Maine, u: Davis. 2; Underwood, 10.
Maryland, Is: Davis, IS.
Michigan, so: Davis, 30 IL;
Walsh, -
,
McAdoo .; Underwood, Is. Absent, 2.
Mississippi, 20: Davis, 20.
Missouri, So: Davis, Sc
Montana, s: Walsh. s.
Nebraska. Is: Davis, !; Hull, /;
Smith, 1; Meredith, 6; Underwood,
.: Walsh, 5.
Nevada, 6: Davis, g.
New Hampshire. s: Davis, 81;
Walsh, AZ.
New Jersey, 2S: Underwood, 16;
Glass. H. Davis, l.
New Mexico. 6: Robinson, 2; Mere
dith, 2; Davis, 2.
New York, 80: Davis, d Daniels, /;
Gerard. 1; Walsh, 20; Glass, 20; I'm
derwood A.
North Carolina, "a: Underwood,
512; Davis, 1872.
North Dakota, 10: Walsh, 5;
Glass. ).
Ohio, As: Glass, >; Underwood, 4;
Meredith, l; Davis, Al.
Oklahoma, 90: Davis, 90
Oregon, 10: McAdoo. 8; Davis. 5;
Underwood, /; absent /.
Pennsylvania. 76 Walsh, !: Nc
Adoo, 3; Underwood, 81 -: Davis.
81 -; Hauston Thompson, l:
Rhode land, 10: Davis, 10.
South Carolina, IS: Davis, IS.
South Dakota. 10: Gerard. Z: Tn
derwood, .: McAdoo. i.
Tennessee, "a: Meredith, /; Glass,
1; Davis, 10.
Texas, 40: Davis, 40.
Utah, s: Davis, 8.
Vermont, s: Davis, s.
Virginia, "a: Glass, Z: Davis, II.
West Virginia. 16: Davis, 16.
AT this point the states began
changing in a rush to climb onto
the Davis band wagon, and amid the
Juror Taggart, of Indiana, moved
nomination by reclamation, which
was given, and the count on the
10Srd ballot never will be known.
102D BALLOT
Alabama "a: Underwood, "a
Arizona, 6: MCAdoo, 8; Under.
wood, 9.
Arkansas, IS: Robinson, IS.
California, 26: Walsh, 26.
Colora do. -: Meredith, IL; Davis,
IL; Ferry, /; Underwood, l.;
absent, IL.
Connecticut, Il: Walsh, 5; Under
wood II.
Delaware. s: Smith, s.
Florida, l.: Davis, ); McAdoo, 3:
Continued on Page 3, Column S.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-25
A GOOD LAXATIVE
Black Draught Recommended by
an Illinois Lady, Who Says 1t
b Helps Her.--"Fine for
IN the Liver"

st. Elmo, Ill.-T have used Black
Draught for three years." says Mrs.
J. w. Boyd, a we'll known member OF
this community. Il was visiting a
friend who had used It for some time.
/ was in need of a laxative and | had
q burning in my stomach. was con-
stipated. She gave me a dose OF
Black raught and it helped me, so !
used it from then on. 1t certainly
benefited me. / think it is fine for the
liver, tod l am glad to recommend it.
Zone day our pastor was visiting
us, and he said his system seemed
clogged and asked me to give him
something to take. / gave him Black
Draught. He was much pleased with
the results and bought a package
Constipation forces the system to
absorb poisons that should be thrown
out, causing pain, discomfort and tend
ing to undermine your health. Black
Draught helps to relieve this condition
bv acting on the bowels, and by
regulating the liver when it is torpid,
thus helping to drive out many pol
sons in an easy, natural way.
Don't take chancesl At the first in
dication Of constipation, take Black
Draught. Costs only a cent q dose.
Your local druggist, OK dealer. sells
Blaek.praught, Ng-a2a }
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-25
Twice-Told Testimony
Americas People Are Doing All
They Can For Fellow Suf-

Americas testimony has been pub
lished to prove the merit of Doan's
Pills to others in Americas who
suffer from bad backs and kidney
ills. Lest any sufferer doubt this
evidence of merit, we produce con
firmed proof--statements from
Americas people who again endorse
Doan's Pills - confirm their
former testimony Here's an Ameri-
Gus case:
j. T. Bragg, chief of police, 7O5
Hancock St., gave the following
statement June 10th, 1914: Some
times, after being on my feet
great deal | had dull aching across
my back. At times the kindey Sc
cretions passed irregularly. | used
Doan's Pills and got much relief"
On April Is, 1922, Mr.. Bragg
said: "Doan's Pills have never
failed to relieve me of attacks of
kidney complaint"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Pills-the same that Mr..
Bragg had. Foster ilburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo. N. Y. adv
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Underwood
Is ExtoHed
Continued From Page One,


cratic party to accept or condone. ),
The speaker described Senator
Underwood as one whose "only
employer for more than quarter of
century last past has been the puo-
pie of the United States
"If a man ever lived in modem
times apart from embarrassing 5r
entangling associations or environ
ment, it is the man we now pro
pose," Mr.. Johnson declared. OF
any citizen of concern is found
guilty of offense against the federal
laws involving moral turpitude there
IS no reason, personal, professional
or otherwise, why his administration
should not press the prosecution IL
the point of penal servitude.
The one indispensable requisite
OF your choice is that it fall ON =
man of such exalted character that
heither Wall street nor Main street
boulevard or Alley, neither partisan
journal nor wayside assassin dare
lmpeach without earning immediate
derision; and such man is this
democrat whom we place in nomina-
ton"
Taking up his opening remarks
the need that the democratic cor.
vention nominate a man in "this
crisis in public morals to restore
to the people deserved confidence in
their public concerns" Mr.. John
ston continued:
The republican party organiza-
ton misunderstood its victory in
1920 which was nothing more than
the instructive reaction of the poo
pie against the administration i'm
medlately responsible for war take,
and for the unavoidable exercises Of
abnormal federal powers incident to
war"
tits officials came into power in
1921, exultant, over-confident and
IN state of suspended morals as a
result of that victory, and their
party organization promptly lost it's
conscience and its capacity to anal
we men and motives or TO reconcile
IN the public interests its internal
conflicts over the use of the powers
of government. AS a result of tho
condition at Cleveland the nation
has discovered the complete break
down of republican morals and the
loss of its courage"
The corruption in the administra
ton of Grant resulted in what we
democrats know to have been the
rejection of his party by the demo-
cratic forces under Tilden. The high
character Of General Grant did not
stay that result; nor will the per
sonal integrity of Coolidge ami
Dawes stay like result today
The republican machine mus;
stand aside for the people of this
country will not allow their govern,
ment to be betrayed with impunity
And remember, that the scandals Of
the present regime are not even YET
plumbed On charted in depth a
extent and are neither punished no,
rvpented."
New Britain herald., 1924-05-29
BUSINESS SERVICE
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Farms Tor sale

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 Houses Tor sale s3 AFCH sTREET-A business block. paying better than i0 per cent. Aaron Danislson 4 Co. 1si Main street.
 BELvIpERE-slugie house Of $ rooms all modern improvements. MsssBn ( Jones 20 Main s.. Phone 24se.
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New Britain herald., 1924-04-08
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