Local Self-Government and Crime in Georgia Civil Order
Judge Enoch H. Callaway argues Georgia should strengthen local government and curb mob violence. He cites crime statistics from the Literary Digest and World Today, contrasts state versus federal power, and warns against private guards replacing public police. He laments rising homicide and calls for accountable local administration.
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Athens Transfer Livery Co. in Georgia prose on state lawlessness
A lengthy critique condemns mob rule in Georgia, cites Atlanta and Athens incidents, Georgia Railroad strike disruptions, Night Riders, and failures of state government. It contrasts federal action under Cleveland with weak local enforcement and warns against democracy undermining law and order.
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