White Primary Debate Echoes in Savannah and Augusta
The Savannah Press argues for white primaries to curb bribery in municipal and county elections, urging swift adoption nationwide. The Macon Telegraph condemns corrupt vote buying in Augusta, calling for Australian ballots and stronger legal safeguards.
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