Labor Federation Replies to Brown on Labor Unionism
The Georgia Federation of Labor denounces ex Governor Joseph M Brown for attacking unions in his platform. The card, signed by Jerome Jones, W C Puckett, Louie P Marquardt, S B Marks, and Robert Fechner, defends organized labor, cites past military actions against civilians, and argues unions are a conservative force driven by collective bargaining. It defends immigration, arbitration, and cooperation with farmers unions, and rebukes Brown for racial politics, urging him to reconsider his stance.
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Georgia Federation of Labor
Georgia
Joseph M. Browns
Jerome Jones
W C Puckett
Louie P Marquardt
S B Marks
Robert Fechner
Browns
United States
Little Joes
Joseph M Brown
Brown
Mausery
Walker County
Fair
Augusta
Georgia Railroad
Thomas E Watson
John Mitchell
Ius
Colorado
Joe
Little Joe
Colorado Atnike
Ammone
Mino
Baldwin Felts
American Federation of Labor
Great Corporation
Europe
Ueth
Jon
Corporation
Troculentis
Tliata
Free
Amerca
Farmers' Union
Farmers Union
Organized Labor
Phe Ox
Masons and
Knights of Pythias
Littio Jos
Farmers of
Farmers’ Union
South
Whaley
Manlies
Libor
America
Trl
Marietta
Vic Tom
American Federation of Tabor
New York World
National Manufacturers Association
Bia
Has a Cure For Pellagra in Alabama Belt
A reader reports dramatic weight gain after using Baughn Pellagra Remedy, describing pellagra symptoms such as reddened hands, peeling skin, sore mouth and throat, burning tongue, nausea, and digestive issues. The notice promotes the remedy through the American Computing Co Bax Jasper and offers a refund if it fails to cure.
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Feilagra
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Smiths charge card on Slaton record sparks senate race
The lengthy twenty year record of Governor John M Slaton was released to state papers by J R Smith. The document accuses Slaton of abusing appointing and veto powers for self promotion and criticizes his stance on convicts taxation and the franchise tax. It cites Journals and votes from the Georgia legislature to argue Slaton betrayed the public trust and allied with self serving interests.
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John M Slaton
Bacon
United States Senate
Ulls
Ingu Cu
Hir
Mie
Dalton Ga
T & Y Murnor
Pace
Journi
Slaten
Tser Bouve Journal Rage
Hose Journal
Democrat Party
Zin
Pid
Sintons
Slatow
Heure
Slaton
House Jounal
Record of Governor Slaten and Brown in Senate Campaign
A detailed backandforth accusing Governor Slaten of shifting stances on income tax and disfranchisement laws, with claims about voting records, rural credits, and legislative actions. It alleges a prepared compilation of Slaten’s bills and votes, created during Governor Brown’s senate race, and accuses Brown of switching from a short term to a long term race.
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House Journal
Slaten
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Camden County Aims for Good Roads With New Machinery
Waycross reports on July 18 that Camden County has purchased road equipment and is satisfied with its performance. The commissioners decided months ago to act quickly and pursue real improvements, keeping the machinery busy as plans proceed to eliminate bad roads.
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Waycross
Camden County
S1 Marys
Camden
US Government Health Offer Promotes Hot Springs Arkansas
The government touts Hot Springs as America’s greatest health resort. It claims affordable hotel rates and bath charges, cooler Ozark summers, and easy access for rheumatism and other ailments. Readers are urged to request a free booklet with town views and government reports. name address city requested.
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Arkansas
America
The
Ozark
Selima
Geo B
Belding Secy Business Mens League
Three youths bound over for attempted larceny
Three boys Gaines aged 18 of 74 Davis Street Hall 20 of Windsor Street and Bone 19 of 41 Irwin Street faced the Acting Recorder in Preston on attempted theft charges. Officers spotted them near the INS Clothing store at 22 Decatur Street. Hall and Bone were caught. Gaines was arrested after a confession tied him to the trio. Bond set at 500 each.
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Gamnes
Davia Street
Bune
Irwin Street
J H Hall
Windsor Street
Preston
Decatur
Thornton
Covington
INS
Decatur Street
Hone
Hall
Bullard
Shaw
Gaines
Halt Gaines
Bone
Troup Farmers Expect Reign of Prosperity
LaGrange on July 18 special reports four good rains yesterday and the day before will redeem early corn damaged in many sections Panturas and hay cut short and vegetables failed. With seasonable rain, early crops suffering most will be aided by forage crops and quick growth vegetables before fall. In Eracp county steps have been easy to manage and farmers may reach a fine financial position if crops are bountiful.
First Baptist Church Moves to New Building Dedication Set
Cordele reports the First Baptist church will move into a new building nearing completion. Dedication services are planned for the second Sunday in September the 9th with a sermon by Pastor Bev J H Coin at the opening.
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