Governor Brown Responds To Ex Governors Allegations In 1910 Message
In a broad defense to Hoke Smith's charges Brown argues the 1908 Georgia election reflected country voters supporting his candidacy. He presents county by county tallies showing Brown’s strength in rural districts, denounces accusations of “railroad ringsters” and “liquor bums,” and urges prompt teacher salary payments while critiquing Smith’s plans and amendments.
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Jver Brown
Brown
Smith
Georgia
Camden County
Tompkins
Clinch County
Withers
Coweta County
Hall's
Jones County
Tranquilla
Lumpkin County
Cane Creek
Chestatee
Frog Town
Hightower
Jones Creek
Union County
Cooper's
Mqnor
Bartow County
Stamp Creek
Jasper County
Lawrence's
Crumby
Martin's Ford
MI Croek
Nimble Will
Pickens County
Sharp Top
Davis
Sugar Hill
Telfair County
Bechola County
Rabun County
Persimmon
Colquitt County
Autreyville
Smith & Crawford County
Echols County
Oglethorpe County
Pleasant Hill
Coosa
Warren County
North Carolina
Florida Line
Savannah River
Chattahoochee
Ghiloh
Ebenezer
Macedonia
Mt. Carmel
New Hope
Camp Ground
Joe Brown
Boanerg
Ward Sheelers
Shams
Decett
Waycross
Fulton County
Alabama
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Louisville
Atlanta
Gilmer County
Catoosa
Chatooga
Laurena
Fulton
Toronto
Quebec
Tno
Governor's Record on Railroads and Local Self-Government
Ex Governor Smith defends his administration’s stance on railroad supervision and local self-government. The piece cites past railroad rate votes by commission members, including rate levels for Central, Southern, Atlantic Coast Line, and Georgia railroads, and argues that Smith’s appointees upheld its stance against higher control over stock and bonds. It also notes demands to reform the six month registration limit to thirty days before elections and to restore local control of streetcars and telephones.
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Smith
Railroad Commission
Georgia
Progressive Democracy
Himeett
Central
Southern Railway
Atlantic Coast Line
Georgia Railroad
George Hillyer
Fuller Cale
Fuller B. Callaway
Murphy Candler
Joseph M Brown Presents Georgia Platform in Campaign
Joseph M Brown argues the key issue is whether Ex-Governor Smith’s policies override the people’s platform. He cites Georgia’s 1908 declaration, calls for adherence to Confederate pension payments and convict public works, and appeals for re election based on the record of his administration and the will of the electorate.
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Smith
Democratic Party of Georgia
State Capitol
General Assembly
Atlanta
Georgia
Poli Ciea
Democratic Party
Meana
Ideale
Joseph M. Brown
Foley's Honey and Tar promotes quick hay fever relief
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar for hay fever asthma and summer bronchitis. It claims rapid relief of discomfort and symptoms, soothing inflamed air passages in the head throat and bronchial tubes. It notes no opiates or harmful drugs and warns against substitutes. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
No Pardons Now for Federal Convicts
Atlanta August 7 R V Ladow superintendent of United States prisons visited last week. The parole board for the Atlanta prison met to organize and set rules rather than hear parole applications. Dr Fowler travels to Europe September 1 so another meeting may not occur before January. Over 100 prisoners may be considered for parole under the new law. Names linked include Benjamin D Greene and John F Gaynor for conspiracy to defraud the government. Moray faces five year term before parole eligibility.
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Atlanta
R. V. Ladow
United States Prisons
Washington
D. C
Parole Board
Congress
Ladow
W. T. Moyer
A. L. Fowler
Tt Fm Aald
Prison Department
Benjamin D. Greene
John F. Gaynor
Savannah Harbor
Chisholm
Alabama
Chas
W. Morse
Moray
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Athens Resident
Athens citizen H. C. Pollard reports back pain and kidney trouble eased by Doan's Kidney Pills. He describes persistent backache, fatigue, and discomfiture, but after using the pills he regained health with no remaining symptoms. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Athens
H. C. Pollard
Foundry
Dean
Palmer & Sona
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Georgia lawmakers Near End of Fifty Day Legislative Push
Georgia legislators race toward the final stretch of a fifty day session. They must complete key work before adjourning in the early morning hours, as the clock is dismissed from the assembly hall.
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Georgia
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