Labor body in Portland condemns KKK as destructive to liberty
The Portland labor group criticizes the Ku Klux Klan as harmful to liberty. The column discusses local politics, the Daw sonville high school principal election, and concerns about prohibition enforcement, plus comments on the Oklahoma Klan issue and the misuse of anonymous intimidation.
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Oregon
Gus Vandiviere
Dawsonville
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Local Notes mix progress and peril in Dahlonega headlines
Mr. Tom Smith reports a Shockley apple tree in full bloom while Georgia workers complain wages fell after early month. Oklahoma saloons gain right to assemble but results unclear. Gainesville figures in deaths, Ku Klux court cases, and road-finance debates. College band shines as military drill attention fades and Gainesville advocates push for faster road work and funding.
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Lumpkin
Arnold
Dahlonega
Isu
N. G. A. College
Uncle Sam
Col. W. P. Price
U. S. Marine
Military College
U. S
Col. Price
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