Campaign Subscriptions and Miscellany in Georgia News
A fragmented editorial notes calling for campaign subscriptions to the Democratic National Campaign Fund and mocks political figures and recent events. It mentions Atlanta stops, aviation, treasury watch dogs, and figures like Foraker, Gompers, Hanly, Bryan, Taft, and Graves, with varied reflections on state and national politics. The tone is satirical and topical, reflecting early 20th century concerns in Georgia.
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Democratic National Campaign Fund
Treavurer
PPL
Bushwhacking white primary foes threaten Georgia governorship
An editorial denounces a faction aiming to undermine the white primary by attacking nominee Ham Joseph M. Brown. It argues the critics betray white supremacy’s guard and urges open, honest battle or full support to preserve the primary, condemning covert attacks and urging clear stand.
Stop-overs for Atlanta passengers urged by merchants group
An Atlanta Merchants and Manufacturers Association request, backed by Ernest L. Rhodes, asks railroads to add a stopover option on through tickets to Atlanta. The proposal requires only a printed line on tickets and a longer margin-punch period, with each passenger agent deciding locally. It aims to boost Atlanta commerce and freight with little cost to the roads.
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Atlanta
Ernest L. Rhodes
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Atlanta
Boothensterm
The Man on the Watch Tower and Business Invitations
The Constitution highlights a Georgia peach growers movement and the Atlanta Merchants and Manufacturers Association effort. It urges cooperation to save profits for orchardists and invites customers to visit Atlanta with travel costs covered, showcasing local business support and statewide impact.
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Atlanta
the Constitution
Cannon Cornered in Home District Over Labor Record
The piece portrays Joseph G. Cannon under attack from labor and farmers in his Eighteenth Illinois district. It notes his defense blaming others, references Gompers and Bryan, and questions his stance on labor laws and injunctions while contrasting southern and northern labor treatment. The tone is critical of Cannon’s evasive tactics and political maneuvering.
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Joseph G. Cannon
Eighteenth Minois
Joe
Gompers
Cannon
Bryan
Uncle Joe
Danville
South
Chicago
Reform calls in the Wall Street Journal on stock exchange order
The Wall Street Journal questions whether the stock exchange will take steps to prove it will reform and regain public trust. The piece notes lingering speculation and renewed abuses, with cautious investors, and highlights reform attempts by the New York cotton exchange under pressure from Congress and the Farm-Legal Union. The Farmers Union plans to keep a legislative committee in Washington to press for genuine reform.
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Atlantis
United States
Mexico
S-pess
Atanta
Outsisa
Atlanta
Constitution
Washington
Contitution
Hiss
Astragt
John Corgan
New York
Visitera
Hotstina
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Park Row
Madison Square
Ing
N.C
Wall Street Journal
Stock Exchange
Lake
Asi
New York Cotton Exchange
Congress
Commissioner of Corporations
Farmleva’ Union
Farmers’ Union
Fort Worth
Bryan's Growing Strength in Georgia Politics
Georgia Democrats unite behind Bryan and Kern with a campaign headquarters in Atlanta. The state executive committee mobilizes workers to overcome apathy, aiming for a record breaking Democratic majority on November 3. The article argues voting Democratic is the path to reforms and counters moonshine political critics.
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Georgia
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Atlanta
Bryan
Kern
New York
Connecticut
Lold
Lilley
Democratic Party
Letters on Morality and Precedent in Georgia Primary
J E M L A U C H L I N argues that moral obligation requires voting for the party nominee in the Georgia governor primary, regardless of whether the outcome breaks with precedent. He condemns public dissent and urges white voters to unite to defend the white primary and ensure the nominee, Joseph M Brown, is elected.
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Uis
Georgia
Joseph MM. Brown
J. E. M'Lauchlin
Extra Georgia Legislature Costs Spark Press Debate
Multiple Georgia papers comment on the extra session’s cost and delays. Critics call $2,009 daily expenses excessive while others urge the legislature to finish convict legislation in the regular session. The governor pressed for the extra session. observers argue it could have been avoided with earlier effort.
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Lazary
Hinesville
Georgia
Athens
General Assembly of Georgia
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Treweerly
Clare Bowell
Niteney
Taraal
Albany
Wright
Mr. Graves
Foraker
Tall
Foe’ Cannon
Japan
R. P. Hobson
Treasury
Joe Hill Hall
Bible
Hanly
Indiana
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
White House
Georg'a Senate
New York Times
John Temple Graves
Bush
Ham Joseph M. Brown
Georgia Peach Growers For the
Georgia Orchardiste
Alent
Anadsia
Thomasville
Augusta Herald
vileLon
Een
Dunbar
Philadelphia
Vixen
Ogontz
Delaware River
Camden
N. J
Henry Berger
Carden
Nleowera
Brchive
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