Georgia penitentiary reform plan and local court noted
The article discusses a proposed system to replace the lease-based convict regime with state control and a large farm, outlining housing, work, and moral training for females and youths, and detailing costs, potential savings, and a three-member penitentiary commission. It also reports on a unique Johnson settlement local court and various political and educational debates in Georgia.
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Turner
Tue Democrat
Brooks County
Savannah News
Johnson Settlement
Little River
Piscola Creek
Squire Johnson
Johnson
Negroes and politics in postwar America and lynching
The piece argues that post Civil War corruption eroded public trust and alleges political influence harmed Black citizenship. It notes President Wade's view on public office as not a public trust and critiques civil rights efforts while urging Black leaders to protest lynching by preventing outrage rather than rallying against it.
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J. W. Warren
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J. S. P. King
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W.L. Gibson
First
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Twen Ears
Miller
Mitchell
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Jackson
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Henry
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C. Clason
W. Wimbralley
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Miller Superior
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H. C. Sheffield
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