Georgia college clubs urged for Democratic campaign effort
A 1920s Georgia letter from Hugh S. Wallace as national Democratic organizer orders University of Georgia students to form the University of Georgia Democratic Club and appoint a five member committee to coordinate college campaigns. The aim is to boost Democratic strength in the fall election.
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Brean and Kern
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Hugh S. Widbee
Art Sity
Georgia
University of Geor
Atlanta
Hammond Johnson
University of Georgia
Athens
National Democratic Committtee
National Democratic
Ianize Tae Cehall
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Authors College
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Ts Wiinize
University of Georgia Penn Club
Edward Mo Brown
Olin P. Beall
Joe J. Pesler
Ar ¥. B. Smith
University of Georgia Democratic Club
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Attitude of Papers on Georgia Governor Race Signal Tensions
Atlanta reports show state papers once backing Governor Smith now editorially attacking Joseph M. Brown. They question his democracy and hint at corporate ties while Brown defends his loyalty to the Democratic ticket and predicts a Bryan victory margin in Georgia. Independent movers leverage Smith defeat to rally support.
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Atlanta
Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Brown
Bryan Kern
Georgia
Independent Movement
Tax Collectors Disappointed By Beer Tax Plan
Atlanta January reports that Georgia tax collectors in white counties near beer resorts expected large commissions from the new tax on sold near beer. The law assigns collection to county ordinaries who remit to the state treasury, with only a $1 annual registration fee to the dealer or manufacturer.
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Georgia
Renee Assembly
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