Hoke Smith Opens Campaign at Madison
Hoke Smith launched his campaign in Madison with a speech focusing on his harsh critique of the Haulidal policy. The event highlighted his plan to address national issues and rally supporters for the forthcoming election.
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Madison Ga speech amid white supremacy and railroad critique
Madison Georgia on June 29 hosted a governor candidate event as crowds gathered at the courthouse. The speaker attacked railroad practices and corruption while stressing white supremacy and political reform, with supporters filling streets and a public barbecue backdrop.
Smith Denounces Railroads in Georgia Governor Bid
Georgia speaker Mr. Smith, introduced as Georgia's next governor by Mr. Atkinson, attacks railroad rates arguing the state must break railroad control. He condemns railroad influence, praises rail commission head J Pete Brown though skeptical, and links white supremacy and political reform to curb elite railroad power. He vows a fierce, uncompromising campaign to win the state.
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Georgia Governor Hopeful Rails Against Railroad Control
The candidate denounces foreign railroad ownership and pledges to use the state’s power to curb transportation abuses. He calls for legislation to bar foreign corporations from operating Georgia railways, establish a state railroad commission, and ensure fair rates, with strict primaries and anti corruption measures. He warns of white supremacy protections and suffrage amendments to safeguard state governance.
All Is Ready For Chautauqua Assembly
Fragmented OCR describes preparations and rhetoric around a Chautauqua event. It references universities, political activity, and calls for action by a business group and local leaders. The text blends garbled phrases with mentions of Georgia Yale and a white primary context, signaling a community gathering and political framing.
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