Ring Rule Defense Speech by Georgia Congressman Brantley
In Statesboro Georgia Congress man Brantley delivers a forceful defense of the Democratic Party against charges of ring rule and internal attack. He urges loyalty, explains primary rules, and argues only Democrats may vote in the party primary to preserve organization and oppose Republican centralization.
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Statesboro
Brantley
Democratic Party
Harges
Tom Watson
South Georgia
Btantley
Wall Street
Commonwealth of Georgia
T Beleve
Democratic Congress
National Democratic Party
State Democratic
Georgia
James S. Griggs
Union
Aia Paris
Beitevy
Perenne
Isea
Good Baptist
Jong Ap
Josa
Executive Committee
Comittes
Bryan
William J. Bryan
Judge Harwell Backed by Bar In Georgia Primary
LaGrange August 12 Special The candidacy of Judge Frank Harwell for a seat on the court of appeals receives wide bar support in the Coweta circuit and from other sections of Georgia. The Troup County Bar Association unanimously endorsed Harwell, as debate over party rules and anti corruption rhetoric dominates the Democratic primary with calls for clean government and probes of alleged railroad influence.
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LaGrange
Frank Marwell
Court of Appeals
Coweta
Herwell
Troup County
Berner’s Man Loses His Cue in Carroll County Race
In Carrollton Georgia on August 22 Special coverage recalls a controversial Berner speech where an Alabama voter factored into the disfranchisement debate. Berner claimed an Alabama man was coached, the man faltered, and the episode damaged Hoke Smith’s political standing among Randolph County supporters, weakening Smith's campaign.
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Carrollton
Arnold Berner
M-Smith
Georgia
Berner
Randolph County
Alabama
Smiff
Howell
Smith
Armoll
Political speeches loom in Muscogee as gubernatorial race nears
Columbus is set for a string of campaign events this week as Judge Richard B Russell visits Tuesday to speak at the opera house. Warner Hitt and Eugene R Black will also address voters Thursday at Springer Opera House. Local supporters mobilize to showcase issues including port rates and statewide governance.
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Columbus
Richard B Russell
Opera House
Buelly
Springeropera House
Warner Hitt
Eugene R Black
Atlanta
Hitt
Fourth
Anay
Muscogee County
Black
Georgia Tax Debate Highlights Democratic Prosperity
Mr. Brantley presents a state resources and expenditures statement drawn from official records. He argues Georgia thrived under democratic rule and notes taxes allocated to administration are minimal. He claims education and charity funding could be eliminated without affecting administration, implying efficiency and honesty in public affairs.
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Brantley
Georgia
Light shed on Alabama plan sparks controversy in Canton
Report from Canton Georgia describes visitors from Alabama explaining disfranchisement laws and accusing fraud in voter suppression. Alabama critic Pittman states many white men in his Georgia-like community lose votes while educated or landowning black voters gain access, warning against excluding whites and noting widespread opposition to Alabama style disenfranchisement.
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Canton
Hoke Smith
Smith
Alabama
Danville
Ata
W D. Pittman
Georgia
Mexican strike is unchanged at Monterey shops
In Monterey Mexico August 2 there is little change in the machinists strike at the Mexican Central Shops. Engines in the round house for overhaul are idle but not needed soon. No overtures have been made to railway officials yet observers expect a short strike and shops to resume normal operation in a few weeks.
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Monterey
Mex
Persone
Political meeting damp for Hoke Smith supporter
A political meeting and barbecue were held here yesterday. Mark Holding delivered an hour and a half address advocating Hon. Hoke Smith, but the audience showed little enthusiasm and encouragement.
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Frost
Hoke
Bolding
Crossland, Ge
Mark Holding
Hon
Hoke Smith
Mr Holding
Ancient silver hoard found in Jogaltembhi village
Treasure tale from Jogaltembhi shows a hillside earthen pot spilling silver coins, about 10 000 pieces, melted by locals, then secured in the local treasury under a treasure trove act. Coins show debased Greek legends with a royal head, possibly Nahapana, connected to western Katatrapis dynasties. Bowden Lithia Water advertised for sale.
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Jogaltembhi
Hombay
Ikely
Jagattembhi
Tyre
Rapaon
Cambridge
Bhagwanlal Initaj
Nahapana
Wert
India
Taft to oversee all Chinese labor contracts for canal work
Washington reports that Taft will approve contracts for 2500 Chinese laborers sent to the Isthmus. The War Department will review bids to prevent injustice and ensure wage disclosures. Projections show wages between 53 and 60 cents a day with profits for agents, while Jamaica borders employ lower daily rates.
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Washington
United States
Panama Canal
Canal Commission
Isthmus
Canal Zone
Jamaica
Macon Strikers Organize Union Amid Rail Line Dispute
Macon Georgia August 12 Special reports the arrival of Benjamin Commons seventh member of the executive board of the Order of Street Railway Employees of America and growing strike activity against the Macon Railway and Light Company. Workers demand higher wages. grievances reviewed by Manager Nyhan. Commons and May act as spokesmen for the employees amid ongoing negotiations with directors.
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Macon
Benjamin Commons
Order of Street Railway Employees of America
Macon Railway and Light Company
Managre J T Nyhan
Messrs Commons
Dlasatfed
Mir
Byhan
Ben Commons
Story
Kimball
Lanier
Kimball Houses
Atlanta
The
Lucier
Clerks Teak
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