Georgia snippets report wrecks deaths and political moves
Seventeen negroes killed in a wreck near Senoia. Judge M L Dean of White County dies. Oklahoma bills impose long hotel sheets and crackless crockery. Georgia politics include primaries and railroad commission chatter. A Baptist preacher defends liquor ads in newspapers.
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M. L. Dean
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Perry for Senate Praised Despite Prohibition Vote
The Commerce News endorses Col H H Perry as a good man able and true though his prohibition vote may bring trouble. It notes supporters oppose the opponent due to district differences and praises Perry's experience and statewide perspective.
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