Georgia Governor Urges Strict Economy and Klan Reform
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick urged a rule of strict economy and the abolition or reduction of several state departments. He called for law enforcement on the Ku Klux Klan with a public face covering ban and a requirement that secret orders list officers and members. The address drew scattered applause but overall silent listening from the General Assembly. Representative Joseph O. Wood denounced the Klan critique in the message after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Hardwick
General Assembly of Georgia
Documenta
Hardwick
Public Service Commission
Department
Georgia
Joseph O. Wood
Fulton
Wood
Rose
General Assembly
of Georgia
Board of Regents
University of Georgia
Department of Agriculture
North Carolina
Milledgeville
Mgh
Catholic, White Or Black, To File With the Clerk of the Superior Court
Georgia Governor Hardwick Delivers Address Amid Klan Attacks
In a Saturday session, Governor Hardwick rebutted a Ku Klux Klan attack by Mr. Wood and pledged to answer next Monday after the governor's term ends. He cited inflation, boll weevil damage, and drought concerns, urged balanced finances, and criticized blanket funding for common schools. He proposed tough anti masking laws and public-record disclosure for lodge members, while urging civil authorities to remain steadfast against bigotry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
Gover
Hardwick
Georgia
Klan
Kimball House
House of Representatives
Morgan
King
Mayo
Mitchell
Clarke
Laurens
Holden
George Carswell
Senate
Youthful bandits rob gas station in Atlantic City
Jackson, manager of the Dunham Oil company filling station on Cherokee avenue and East Fair street, was held up Friday night as six pistols were aimed at him and the cash register robbed of $0. The incident occurred in Atlantic City, N J. on June 20. Harlan McCoy of Columbus Ohio won the marble shooting championship of the United States defeating eleven year old Sammy Schneider of St Louis in the national tournament final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Dunham ‘Ail Company
Cherokee Avenue
East Fair Street
Soc
Atlantic City
N. J
Harlan McCoy
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Sammy Schneider
Shootin’ Flash
St. Louis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Whitehall and
Main
Hantey
Forhan
Dorin
Joseph Wood
Fulton County
Adair
Adair Realty & Trust CO
Healey Building
Atlanta
Adair Realty & Frust CO
Atlanta, GA
Otal
National
BANK
Friendly Bank of Atlanta
Asheville
Souihern
Bell Weevil Post
Cleorgia
Ree
Commonwealth
Bandis
Savannah
A. F. Duncan
Oscar Tygon
Atl
Bob Cas
Lucrezia Bori
Beniamino
Gigli
Ahi
Yeta Momét
Gounod
Bonilli
Giuseppe de Luca
Maria Jeritza
Mascagni
David Nichol
Princesita
Tne Pinces
Palonere-Padill
Mother
tLetia
John McCormack
Tito Schipa
Ernestine Schumann-Heink
Pau Juan
Heuberger-Kreisler
Filia Silo
Franz Lehti
Desce
Atal Olga Samaroff
Fritz Kreisler
Alfred Cortot
Jascha Heifetz
Acert Orchestra
International Concert Orchestra
Guy Maier
Lee Pattison
Sousa
Sousa’s Band
Eli
Sandler
App. J. Resesblat
Rio
Ten-Ten- Tennessee
Google
Shannon Maon
Royal Dade Royal Dedman
Billy Murray
Smale Georgie Price
Rts
Georgie Price
Alice Green
Eta Brows Ien
Charles Hart-Lewis
Glenn Shannon
Railroad Shannon
Louisville
Beale Street
River Road
K. O
K-Y
Rocky Mountain Hoon
Down By the River
Great White Way
Great White Way Orchestra
International
Zez Confrey
International Novelty Pen
Arthur Gibbs
Tennessee Ten
Aul Whiteman
International Novelty Orchestra
Max Dolin
Leviathan
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!