Brown Indorsed by Camp Walker in 1910
In a Georgia veterans camp meeting on August 8 1910 Captain Julius H Cook announces resolution endorsing Governor Joseph M Brown for reelection. The document accuses Governor Smith of neglecting veterans and widows while detailing pension payment hardships and honoring Confederate memory. The camp calls on supporters statewide to aid Brown’s reelection on August 23 1919.
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Hoke
Smith
Brown
W. T. Bowden
Cherry
Fears
Mr. Sparlin
Watt
Jullus H. Cook
Sparlin
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Walt Cote
Memorial Society
W. A. T. Walker
United Confederate Veterans
LAND EXPOSITION STRONGLY ENDORSED BY GEORGIA MEN
The editorial favors a Georgia land exposition to showcase the state’s offerings. Business leaders and real estate agents anticipate attracting outsiders while educating Georgians about farming lands and opportunities. Proponents push immediate organization and support from the state’s business community to launch the plan.
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B. M. Grant
Georgia
Hr. Rivers
Raymond Robson
Tong Real Textate
Igeorgians
Marvin Thrower
B. Turman
Richmond Tax Returns Show $1,111,810 Gain
Richmond county tax reports to the comptroller general indicate a total increase of 1,111,810 in property value this year, with 117 of 130 counties heard from and thirty counties still pending. The dog tax alone could add 130,512 to state revenue if the $25 fee is collected on all reported canines.
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Richmond
Comptroller General
Magno Protective Asbouiation Insuranch Company
Worcestar
Maas
Mason Ne Lave
Stein of Masemehunatts
Georgia
Old State
Friveipat Alfee
Tacome
Nce
State OF Georgia
Clark
Harry. Bell
Harry
Bell
Crawifond
Clarke County
Round Trip Fare Notice for Atlanta in 1910
Round trip tickets offered by the W. & A. R. R. from Chicago to St. Louis at 15 dollars and 14 dollars respectively. Tickets valid for departures August 20 1910 and returns by September 4 1910. Reservations urged by J A Thomas city ticket agent B Walker Union Station and C Harman general passenger agent.
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Gardiner
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Superior
Atlanta
North Pryor St
Atlanticon
J. A. Thomas
B. Walker
Union Station
C. Harman
Government fights Indian land cases as receiver eyed for lands
United States court in Oklahoma will appoint a receiver to oversee lands amid probes of contracts alleged to defraud Indians. Government argues citizenship issues under the Fourteenth Amendment, while Taft signals awareness of Vice President Marshall or Eberman’s stance against enabling attorney misconduct in the bribery controversy.
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Cuanoma J
Department of Justice
Congress
Court of Appeals
United States
Taft Hag
Eberman
Oklahoma
Gore
Vlee
EK K KE One Time Hereafter Wins Popular Vote
Ek K Ke secures expected lead in the local race as voters respond to a single ballot choice. Analysts note supporters praise the reform and push for faster adoption while opponents warn of potential unintended consequences and delay.
Soucht Bribe Veiled as Loan Sparks Oklahoma Inquiry
Oklahoma hearing delves into accusations that Rep. C E Creager sought money from J F McMurray in the McMurray contracts matter tied to Indian land sales. Witnesses describe Indians signing 10 percent attorney fees agreements and urge recall of Creager to answer charges amid ongoing probe of Senator Gore’s bribery claim.
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McAlester
Okla
Angunt B
C. E. Creager
Oklahoma
J. F. McMurray
Jake L. Hamnon
Nouse of Representatives
T. P. Gore
Congress
Mc Murray
Indiana
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Hamon
McMurray
Creager
Tate
Haman
McMurrey
Bir
Washington
Charles H. Burke
Hannon
Warda
McMurray’a
Taft
Park Anderson
M. B. Miner
Easlmatea
C. C. Choate
Charles Lafiore
Plains
George W. Scott
Richard C. Adams
Adams
Muskogee
Oklo
Jake I. Hamon
Crea Ber
Gains Reported for Joe Brown Campaign Tour Across Georgia
Georgia voters hear of planned rallies and speeches in county seats as Griffith, Callaway, Stampa and others support Governor Brown. A large August 13 rally in Atlanta is planned while reports describe Brown supporters at a Bembry meeting and a Hawkinsville event with little Hoke Smith presence.
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Griffith
Cobh County
Brown
Enoch Callaway
Augusta
Dawson
Terrell County
Dollie
Irwin County
Olin Stampa
Fulton County
Jt 13
Georgia
Atlanta
Smith
Walter Duke
Thompson
Hawkineville
Ipent
Bembry
Pulaski
Stere
Hoke Smith
Joe
Hoke Smith and Brown Club Rivalry in Georgia Race
In Georgia a heated exchange centers on Hoke Smith’s role in ending the convict lease system and its effects on employment and farm purchases. J R Smith and F S Singer offer contrasting forecasts, predicting Smith gains in Fulton and Stewart counties while noting voter shifts from Brown to Smith. J A Green of Columbia County backs a larger Smith majority as support grows statewide.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
Brown
Iuton County
Joe Brown Club
Fulto County
Wokesmith
D F. S Singer
Stewart County
Stewart
Hoke Smith Club
Smith
J. A Green
Columbia County
Hokesmith
Mortgage loan attempt ends with doubt and denial
The narrative describes an attempt to trade property for eighty acres valued at $10,000 with a $4,000 shortfall. A loan from the state school fund was sought after Washington arrival, but Guthrie denied the request. McMurray offered to loan if funds were available but questioned the propriety of the deal and the effort was dropped.
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Washington
Guthrie
Aft
McMurray
Manston Named Delegate of International Photo Engravers
Richard E. Manston, a leading photo engraver, has been selected as delegate to the international convention of photo engravers to be held in Louisville on the first Tuesday after Labor Day. The report notes support from local members and a request for confirmation from Aletta Gringen.
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Richard E. Manston
International Photo Engravers
Louis- Ville
Aletta
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