Blount and the Joker in the Jim Crow Law
The Pensacola Journal defends Blount against N P Bryan’s charges that Blount amended the 1905 Jim Crow law. It notes section 7 mirrored the existing Florida State law and asserts Blount acted in good faith with Avery, and that Bryan’s accusations are political chaff rather than fact.
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Pensacola Journal
Law
N. P. Bryan
Ted States Senate
W. A. Blount
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Supreme Court
Jacksonville
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Jthe
Sim Crow
J. Campbell Avery
House
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Avery
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Mr. Blount
Bryan Ways
Exand
Orick Peredne
Asheketi
Pike
Bailey
Monticello
Crane
Tampa
Hudson
Miami
Neil
Westville
West
Milton
Marianany McCreary
Gainesville
Zim
Sty
Bryan
N. P. ‘Yan
Supreme Court Acts of Florida
United States
Mount
State Law Steels
Florida Voter Letter on Integrated Street Car Law
A Florida Democratic voter asserts support for a bill enforcing racial separation on street cars, noting penalties added to ensure enforcement. He cites peers like George P. Raney Louis Massey Park Trammell and F M Hudson as contemporaries who affirmed the bill's constitutionality and utility.
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Pensacola
George P. Raney
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Florida Railroad Commission
Park Trammel
F. M. Hudson
C. &. Witeon
Senate
Florida Experimental Station
Florida Agricultural Experiment Station
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