Report of National Conference on Charities and Correction
Atlanta delegates at the thirty fifth annual National Conference of Charities and Correction in Richmond report it was the largest best attended meeting. Key speakers included Geer Longing, Evans, Jackson, and Berry. discussions covered tuberculosis, juvenile courts, dependent children, and reforming punishment. Buffalo next, White House visit urged, Bicknell and Johngot chosen leaders.
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Campaign Warm in Dougherty Albany May 17 Rally Attacks
In Albany a large crowd packed the courthouse for an event featuring Judge John P Ross as the Brown faction leader. Speakers included Hon Joe Hill Hall who denounced Brown and the Smithites, with later remarks from Jensen Watters and Vic Walters. Ads in the Herald mocked both sides, signaling a heated two week stretch as Dougherty County braces for intensified campaigning.
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Brown and Bread VS. Hoke and Hunger at Bainbridge meeting
At a Bainbridge city court house gathering on April 23, Joe Brown supporters criticize Governor Hoke Smith and defend Brown. The impassioned address accuses Smith of inconsistent policy, proclaims Brown’s candidacy, and denounces allegations of bribery and the prohibition stance, urging unity for the forthcoming race.
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Georgia 1910 gubernatorial race critique against Hoke Smith
A political pamphlet arraigns Hoke Smith for demagoguery tax plans harming farmers and railroad policies. It touts Joseph M Brown as a temperance and labor ally, praising his candidacy and urging farmers, workers, and church members to unite for his victory.
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