Georgia muck-raker Holloman figures in Clark county clash
The excerpt reprints analysis by James A. Holloman in the Augusta era debate over party loyalties and endorsements. It centers on tensions within the Georgia political scene, including figures like Len Smith, Senator Smith, Tom Watson, H. H. Dean, and Palmer delegates, amid convention votes and endorsements for Wilson.
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Atlanta Constitution
James A. Holloman
Albany Herald
Georgia
Times-Recorder
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Hcis
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Gove
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Smith
Randolph
Senator Smith
Piedmont
Wilson
Palmer
H. H. Dean
Gaines
Tom Watson
Watson
Columbia Sen
the Sentinel
San Ilacu
League
Albert Howell
Kelly
Muckraking Through Georgia Collides With Journal Bias
The piece rails at The Atlanta Journal for its coverage of Hoke Smith and the alleged shift in Georgia political loyalties. It notes Americus Times-Recorder owner Arthur Lucas, a Smith-Watson delegate, and accuses him and others of influenced, partisan positions while contrasting journalistic independence with party interests in the Smith-Watson faction.
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Americus Times-Recorder
Ae Recorde CO
Arthur
Times-Recorder CO
Arthur Lucas
Seident
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Kirkpatrick
Lovelace Eve
Americus
Sumter County
Bailee Commission of Georgia
U. S. Court
Thern District
Georgia
James A. Holloman
Atlanta
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Americus Times- Recorder
Hoke Smith
Americus —Times-Recorder
Arthur* Lucas
Lucas
Georgia Delegates and League of Nations Controversy Sparks Confrontation
The article recounts political maneuvering around the League of Nations, Georgia delegates to San Francisco, and internal disputes within the Times-Recorder and the Constitution. It defends Senator Smith, criticizes misleading polling, and asserts loyalty to the president and party amid factional clashes and contested seating.
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San Francisco
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Smith-Watson
Clark Howell
Albert Howell
Georgia
Lucas
League of Nations
League
Versailles
Times-Recorded
Watson
Smith Pews Ballases
Wm. J. Harris
Senate
Mr. Harris
the Times-Recorder
Hollomon
Pilgrims’ voyage marked in Plymouth’s 1620 anniversary
Militon Bronner reports Plymouth England prepares in September for the 300th anniversary of the Mayflower voyage. The town preserves historic sites like St Andrew’s church and Barbican street while officials host a mayoral reception and eight days of literary and historical conferences drawing thousands of American visitors. Lady Nancy Astor, MP for Plymouth, is noted as an American born resident among local dignitaries.
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Plymouth
Eng
St. Andrew’s Church
Finewell-st
St. Andrews-st
America
Barbican
Nancy Astor
Preachers to Occupy Pulpits in Town Open Air Service
On Sunday, September 5, an open air service will be held at the Mayflower stone and Ameren preachers will occupy all town pulpits. Monday brings a Guild Hall gathering with Lord Chief Justice Reading and John W. Davis as chief speakers. Events by British and American societies aim to foster closer relations and friendship between the two nations.
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Ameren
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Reading
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