Memorial Day Address by Judge Thomas at Commerce
Judge G C Thomas delivers a memorial day oration praising Confederate dead and Southern heritage. He defends states rights, argues the Civil War safeguarded Union unity, celebrates old South traditions, and urges sons and daughters to honor their ancestors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Commerce
G. C. Thomas
Memorial Association
Confederate Veterans
Union
South
Bari
Virginia
Kentucky
New England
Hartford
Great Britain
Major Jessup
South Carolina
Andrew Jackson
United States
Lincoln
Federal Congress
J. Wm. Jones
New South
Southland
Furl the Banner in a Nation’s Mourning Voice
Citizens lament a lost cause and England’s faded glory in a sonorous plea. The verses urge folding the banner with reverence, awaiting a hopeful day to raise it again when victory returns.
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England
Clarke County Political Candidacies Announced in 1914
A flood of 1914 Clarke County notices form a Democratic primary slate. Candidates include H H Linton for tax collector and J H Hancock for sheriff, with deputies, plus Elmer J Crawford for Clerk of the Superior Court and J F Rhodes seeking re election as commissioner of roads and revenues.
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Clarke County
Democratic Party
H. H. Linton
J. H. Hancock
Walter B. Jackson
Elmer J. Crawford
Treaa_urer
E. 1 Smith
J. H. Dorsey
General Assembly
State of Georgia
O. H. Arnold, JR
J. F. Rhodes
Joseph M. Hodgson
Robert L. Bramblett
J. L. McLeroy
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Rupert
Saladin
Bruce
Scotland
Warren
Bunker Hill
Congress
Glostovo
Athens
Railway & Electric CO
A. Mallory
E. K. Greer
Co. N. Weatherly
J. W. McIntyre
Ben H Barrow
Georgia
J. Stovall
Elberton, Ga
C. Brown