Democratic Convention Nomination After Primary Vote Dispute
A Georgia party dispute over Elbert county voting irregularities ends with the district executive committee ruling for Mr. Howard. Nineteen votes by individuals not on registration lists were deemed illegal, altering the primary outcome by nine votes in Howard’s favor. The committee appoints inspectors and convenes a congressional nominating meeting in Athens on September 17, 1910.
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Tribble J
Howard
Tribble
District Executive Committee
Ale
Elbert County
Superior Court
Mr. Howard
District Democratic Executive Committee
Legislature
Georgia
Eighth
Athens
Delegates clash over Elbert county role in Georgia primary
The district democratic executive committee rules the convention must be composed of 28 men with four Howard delegates from Elbert county. At Athens city hall a chaotic meeting ensues as Tribble supporters swarm the venue, Bob Gordon presides and a rogue credentials panel fast tracks a rival nomination.
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Democratic Executive Committee
John E. Cordon
Congress
Elbert County
L. M. Heard
Elbert
Eighth Congressional District
Georgia
District Executive Committee
Howard
Heard
Athens
John B. Gordon
Democratic Executive
Mr. Howard
Mr. Tribble
I. C. Erwin
Gordon
Madison County
I. N. B.thompson
Madison ‘County
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