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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1924

Page

6

Georgia Democratic Primary Ballot 1924 Official Form

Georgia voters select candidates for secretary of state attorney general state treasurer comptroller general commissioner of agriculture school superintendent commerce and labor pensions prison railroad associate justice supreme court and more. Voters choose from named candidates and three executive committee members from listed districts.

G. McLendon George M. Napier W. J. Speer William A.wright J. 3. Brown Gee F. Hunnicutt N. H. Ballard Fort E. Land Commerce and Labor H. M. Stanley Pensions John W. Clark C.E. McGregor T. E. Patterson John T- Boifeuillet C. R. Bennett John T. Boifeuillet J. Dy. Price J. D. ‘Price Albert J. Woodruff Supreme Court Samuel C Claughtin P. Munro Richard Terry Solicitor General Gilbert W. Fincher Welker Flournoy James B. Hoyt- Jones Perryman Milton Carr H. H., Aultman M. I.r Crook G. C Smith Walter E. Stéed J. J. Windham W.T. Gostin Reynolds W.F. Rogers Potterville Grady-Fuller Panhandle R. EB. McCants Carsonville C.-C. Heath Daviston Howard S. Garrett Austin J.T. Cochran Cedar Creek

Presidential nominees dominate party rosters and tours

Davis acceptance speech in Clarksburg under rain. Coolidge confirms nomination with pledges on debt, labor rights, and world court stance. Dawes plan talks continue in London amid Ruhr dispute. labor and farm concerns shape party lines. Reed supports Davis. La Follette gains labor backing in Illinois.

Edward W Pickard Davis Idge LaFollette Mrvis Congress Republican Party Ku Kinux Klan League of Nations America League New York Europe Commission General Dawes Dawes Great Powers Coolidge la Follette London Ruhr Herriot Reichstag France Real Deir Ceiaine Germany Kellogg Logan Hughes

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