Lindsey Da Candidate Faces August Primary
John W. Lindsey, a Democratic candidate, enters the August 21 primary citing his service as a private soldier and injuries as his record, with no further platform presented to voters.
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Newspaper
Dahlonega Nugget
Location
Dahlonega, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
4
John W. Lindsey, a Democratic candidate, enters the August 21 primary citing his service as a private soldier and injuries as his record, with no further platform presented to voters.
The statement notes Lindsey’s battle record and pension office achievements and asserts that the people’s confidence will guide ongoing efforts to serve pensioners and safeguard the state. He promises no letup in pursuit of these interests.
The Union City Times praises W Trox Bankston of West Point for a candid, evenhanded platform. He vows to regulate railroads without confiscation, asserts fair taxes, and seeks statewide representation over sectional interests. Bankston faces an Atlanta rival and a former officeholder in the race.
Governor Joseph M. Brown proclaims that a proposed constitutional amendment taxing returns to the Comptroller General and due by March 1 with taxes payable by September 1 will be submitted for ratification at the general election on October 2, 1912. The act sets the amended paragraph six in Article VII and outlines publication and voting requirements.
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