Controversy over editor and party alignment in Georgia comments
The piece criticizes a local afternoon paper for failing to connect with the national committee and scrutinizes the Georgia member involved. It questions past alliances, disfranchisement debates, and the paper’s stance on Bryan and Brown, urging clarity on votes and actions before the state primary.
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Campaign finance and Georgia politics debated in dense report
The article summarizes Democratic fundraising appeals and Georgia political maneuvering. It covers contributions to national and state campaigns, reactions to Taft and tariffs, and legislative action on lease terms amid a pending administration transition. It notes a Senate vote and House bill paths, plus Joe Brown platform demands.
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Royston Record Endorses Hoke Smith in Gubernatorial Race
A Royston Record endorsement states support for Hoke Smith over Joseph W. Brown amid a providential hindrance claim. The editor reflects long-standing loyalty to Smith, vows continued adherence to Democratic principles, and notes pride in backing a nominee aligned with their views.
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Political Bushwhackers and the Telfair Press Fight
The piece criticizes several newspapers and supporters of Governor Smin in a hustling bid during the Size primary. It accuses prominent organs and individuals of cowardly attempts to sway voters, alleges fraud claims, and argues the faction lacked control of election machinery while denying any fraud charges.
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Georgia Education Urged to Improve Standards and Facilities
A Georgia education appeal urges frank acknowledgment of lagging literacy and school funding. Emma Garrett Boyd cites 1900 census data showing Georgia near the bottom for literacy, population rank, and schoolhouse capacity, calling for liberal, systematic support from top to bottom to raise schools and teacher supply in Atlanta and Fulton County.
Unity in Thomas county backs white primary campaign
Thomas county forms a united campaign for the white primary and Brown Bryan ticket. Mass meetings align supporters of Governor Smith and Joseph M Brown to push the primary system, aiming for the largest Democratic majorities in state and national races. The example seeks similar unity in other Georgia counties to defeat anti primary forces.
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Democratic House Prospects Grow Across States
The article argues strong signs favor a Democratic control of the next House if Bryan and Kein win nationally. It notes current GOP majority of 223 to 164, with potential shifts in 29 districts flipping the balance. It cites campaigns by the Democratic Congressional Committee and favorable trends in New York, Indiana, Wisconsin, Kansas, and other states, forecasting a possible landslide and a new speaker to replace Cannon.
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Just From Georgia A Song for Winter
The verse laments winter's chill and praises hearths and childhood memories from Georgia. It melds rustic imagery with religious and hopeful lines about happiness and trust, urging resilience through cold months. The piece blends folklore, seasonal longing, and communal song.
County Mus $100000 Funds and Fulton Education Need
Emma Garrett Boyd argues in Atlanta that Fulton county should divert part of the $100,000 raised for a new courthouse toward improving public schools. She compares the courthouse and school investments, notes low educational enrollment and illiteracy, and urges compulsory education and better facilities to advance Georgia’s future. The piece cites official values for courts, schools, and city and county assets to argue for a balanced investment strategy.
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Interchangeable public career advice from a Senator
A confident youth asks which path to seek, public life or private work. The reply suggests taking whichever comes, noting you can hire writers to craft articles about you and, if famous, publish and sell them yourself.
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Fulton County voter list challenged by The Radical supplement
Tax Collector Andy Stewart investigated Fulton county records and located numerous names from The Radical list not on the official registration. He found misplacements, moved addresses, unregistered or nonresidents, and errors in listing, noting many individuals long tied to Atlanta voter records.
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