College Clubs Organize Across States for Democratic Work
The letter outlines college clubs in Georgia and surrounding states forming to boost democratic activity. It urges university students to join, work on the national committee’s plans, and prepare for the fall session as the party seeks to energize campuses and voter enthusiasm before the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wests Portoot Bryan
Kern
Hughes
Wall Wood Et Dais
Miele
University of Geo Aviania
Hanmond Johnson
University of Georgia
Athens
Georgia
Chile
Cames Five
Saboriged Toy
Ceormia
Olin
Bass
Whirl Ou
Yan College
Attitude of Some Papers on Governor Smith Support
Editorials attack Governor Smith’s opponents and defend his democracy while noting liberal editors favor Bryan and Kern. The piece cites independent movements led by W. Yancey Carter and John Temple Graves, linking newspaper hostility to Smith to grafted corporate interests and Georgia political shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cer
Simith
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Bryan
Kern
Georgia
Baptist Church
Independent Movement
John Temple Graves
W. Yancey Carter
Smith
Georgia near beer tax collectors mourn missed commissions
Atlanta reporters note that Georgia tax collectors expected fat 3 percent commissions from the new near beer tax but the law assigns collection to county ordinaries and direct transfer to the state treasury. Each dealer pays 200 dollars, each manufacturer 500, plus a one dollar registration fee yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
White
Mear
Genew Assembly
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Bryan and Kern
University
Joe Brown
Carter
Soho
Wayne Knit
Arnold
Birdseye
Nation Department
Duchess of Devonshire
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