Week in Lumpkin County 1912 election notes
Dahlonega Aug 30 1912 The Lumpkin county primary results show H H Perry 622 votes Bacon 175 in Lumpkin. Alexander carried Ware and hall carried several counties. Pippins defeated for the house. Holder and Charters won county unit votes. Dr Glenn elected a state convention delegate and Smith Menners named congressional delegates. News includes fashion notes and local issues on primaries and party practices.
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Lumpkin County
H. H. Perry
Bacon
Thos. M. Bell
Congress
Hall
Habersham
Stephans
White
Lumpkin
Forsyth
Gwinnett
Cherokee
Milton
Holder
Jackson
Raburn
Banks and Gilmer
Charters
Dawson
Pickens
Towns
Fannin
Union
G. R. Glenn
H. B. Smith
R. C. Menners
Dr. Glenn
Old Letters From Gen Harrison W. Riley in 1858 Legislature
The collection includes two letters sent by Gen. Harrison W. Riley to Alfred Hester while Riley served in the Georgia legislature. One dated Nov 25 1858 outlines bills for a railroad from Marietta to Dahlonega via Forsyth and Raburn Gap, a penitentiary move to Atlanta, and moving the state capital to Atlanta. The second letter details more proposed measures including poll tax exemption for veterans, Blue Ridge road aid, juror pay, and a Dahlonega to Marietta plank road. Riley, though illiterate, was influential, wealthy, and popular in Lumpkin County.
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Harrison W. Kiley
Alfred Hester
State Road
Marrietta
Atlanta
Funming
Forsyth
Dahlonega
Raburn Gap
Jefferson
Gainesville
Gen. Riley
Lumpkins
Gaddistown
Union County
Lumpkin
Blue Ridge
Riley
General Riley
Public Execution Parade Described At Lawrenceville
A condemned black murderer was brought to the public square last Friday where he stood on his coffin and proclaimed he would go to heaven. A parade then moved him around the courthouse to the gallows in a bizarre ritual tied to the curse of the law.
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Lawranceville
D. C. Bybee
Keeling Court
Canton
Foley
Tax Standings and Political Shifts Across Georgia News
The year 1917 tax rules delay operative law to 1918. Hon. John N Holder intends a 1914 congress bid. Red Bank New Jersey to host world’s first butterfly farm by New York businessmen. References to elections, candidate bids, and party conventions across Georgia. Details include county tax drops, primary results, and civic notes.
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Red Bank
N. J
New York
John H Moore’s 1912 Georgia campaign expense report
John H Moore sworn statement lists autopeige expenses for his Democratic primary candidacy in the 1912 Georgia State Senatorial District race. He notes private funding, with no external aid, and swears the figures before Lumpkin County official J F Paver.
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Georgia
Lumpkin County
John H. Moore
Joan H. Moore
J. F.paverrr
Forget Your Feet With King Bee and Easy Street Shoes
A busy man may feel crippled by poorly shod feet. King Bee and Easy Street offer comfort. Made in our Georgia Shoe Factory they feature stylish wear. Two new lasts Ty Cobb and Red Rock have been added. Ask your dealer to show them.
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King Bee
Easy Street
Georgia
Ty Cobb
Red Rock
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