Farmers on Top in Georgia Senate Railroad Battles
July 10 in Alabama Georgia reports show the Twitty bill passing and farmers gaining a victory over lawyers. Senate debated railroad actions with several resolutions to empower investigation into railroad freight practices. Bills were introduced on posting officers, road work bidding, selling tidal lands, phosphate royalties, tax exemption for farm produce, and school fund disbursement. A separate note mentions Minnie Maddocks being bound over to court in North Carolina.
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Alasta
Senate
Martin
Fulton
Interstate Railroad Commission
Walker
McDuffile
House
Seay
Floyd
Bryan
Ryals
Mr. Jackson
Heard
Ayala
Munroe
Calhoun
Special Train From Columbus for Southwest Georgia Rally
A big rally day is planned next Tuesday in Americus with a special Columbus train leaving at 7 am and returning 9:30 pm, one round trip fare. Macon may follow with a train. reduced rates apply on multiple lines. Officials and speakers including Polk and Livingston expected. baskets of food urged for attendees. Additional items note a court contempt warning for Stephen A. Ryan and local incidents in Georgia cities.
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Americas
Grand Alliance
Southwest Georgia
Polk
National Alliance
Livingston
Peffer
Columbus
Macon
Americus
Atlanta
Stephen A. Ryan
Saloops
New York
Gober
Ryan
Schley County
Eilaville
NO THIRD PARTY STOCK WANTED BY CONGRESSMAN MOSES OF THE FOURTH
Schley County Alliance picnic at Hopewell church drew twelve to fifteen hundred people from Schley Sumter Marion and Macon counties. Congressman Moses spoke about remaining a Democrat opposing a third party urging unity and warning against political women in public life. He favored sub treasury reform and farmer credit with government loans at one percent. After a long speech the crowd enjoyed a plentiful dinner served by Schley County ladies.
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Schley County Alliance
Hopewell Church
Eellaville
Schley
Sumter
Marlon
Macon
L. Moses
J. M. Collum
County Alliance
Moses
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D. Wheatley
Oren & Ga
Rupert
Zeonsroh
Unilau Rer
Belbenen Life
Moalis
Will Wepbad
Priggs
Harris
YORK
Nenson
Geo.d. Wheatley
Minnie Maddogie
Cuantorre
N.C
Judge Kerataw
Ubiod
Minnie Maddocks
Thie City
Mpliceman Witsoe
Chestar
Wil
Switch Frain
Depantons
Mason Ellison
Lomnom
Bourg d' Oupans
Grenoble
Jack the Ripper
Piaf
Ameritus
Piedmont
South Carolina
Joe Covington
Arayre
Akethy
Hopewell
Schléy County
Felte
Thorton Wheatley’s
Dam Jones
Bilavilie
Mfors
Sam Jones
Ellaville
Mr. Jones
Relia
O. A. Thrower
LaCnoser
Hess Jones
Elimville
Thrower
Jones
People’s National Bank
Candler Windsor
John Windsor
Jeane Vaughn
Milan
Ince
Vaughn
W. K. Wheatley
Tifton
Knights of Pythias
Pat
Stronte
George Parker
A. J. Hamil
Cotton Avenue
Triptite
Jane Siidvon
Ile Tink
Campbelly
Cal Klam
Hia
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