Dorsey Warns Georgia Voters Against Conspiracy
Hugh M. Dorsey addresses Georgia voters, denouncing a last minute conspiracy and a so called slush fund aimed at defeating his gubernatorial bid. He rejects Leo Frank ties, condemns political backers, and urges scrutiny of polls and convention power. He cites Governor Slaton Harris disputes and calls out moneyed interests.
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People of
Georgia
Leo Frank
John M. Slaton
Dorsey
Frank
Harris
Solicitor General
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Hearst
Atlanta
Sunday American
Slaton
Dempsey Hotel
Macon
United States Senate
Stripling
Pardon Board
Neill
County Unit
Hardman
Pottle
Hugh M. Dorsey
Lane predicts Harris gains in South Georgia campaign
Major A. W. Lane of Macon said in Jackson that Governor Nat Harris is gaining by leaps and bounds across South Georgia and will carry the region nearly to a county. Lane announced a Dublin rally Saturday night and that twenty Macon speakers will back Harris this week to close the campaign. He regards Harris’ nomination as now assured.
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A. W. Lane
Macon
Jackson
Nat Harris
South Georgia
Nat
Major Lane
Harris
Dublin
Woman Recovers After Kidney Pills Boost Health
Mrs. F. EK. Haremeister of Tea., Missouri describes two years of kidney trouble worsening to the point she could hardly cook. After using Foley Kidney pills she reports feeling like a new person and urges others not to neglect symptoms such as weak back swollen ankles and joint aches.
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F. EK. Haremeister
Foley
Ow! Pharmacy
J. J. Brown of Elbert County Promises Progressive Farm Markets
The candidate pledges to push cash markets for all farm products and cooperate with farm organizations. He condemns the current administration for neglecting diversified product markets and argues for a business-style state office. He cites audit figures showing excessive travel expenses and accuses opponents of political manipulation. He asks for notes and support.
Kimball Association Meets at Mt Vernon
The Kimball Association held its annual meeting at Mt Vernon church on Wednesday and Thursday. J H Carmichael was elected moderator. Dr White president of Bessie Tift College preached the introductory sermon. Attendance was good and visitors were hospitably entertained by Mt Vernon residents. Tell Uncle Nat I'm for Him was the day’s popular slogan.
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Kimbell Association
Mt. Vernon Church
J. H. Carmichael
Dr. White
Bessie Tift College
Mt. Vernon
Land Sale Under Atkinson Heirs Agreement
By agreement of all heirs of Mrs. Lucy A. Atkinson the 157 acre tract in 615th district will be sold to the highest bidder before the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in October. North by Rance McKibben and J. R. Sams. east by J. C. Cawthon. south by J. C. Cawthon and Mrs. Lottie Cox. west by L. M. Atkinson. Terms: one-third cash, balance January 1, 1917.
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Lucy A. Atkinson
Court House
Rance McKibben
J. R. Sams
J. C. Cawthon
Governor Harris Backed By The Atlanta Georgian
The Atlanta Georgian and American notes the newspaper's efforts in support of Governor Harris as part of its recent campaign coverage and editorials highlighting his administration.
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Atlanta
Harris
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J. C. Jones
A.W. Lane
Gov. Harris
J. J. Brown
Elbert County
Ae Board of Emanates
Ote
Butts County
N. EK. Harris Hugh M, Dorsey
L. G. Hardman
Jos KE. Pottle
Philip Cook
WM. A. Wright
ER. P. Dobbs
Clifford Walker
W. J. Speer
William J. Eakes
M. L. Brittain
Alex EF. Keese
John W. Lindsey
R. E. Davison
W. J. Flanders
A. H. Henslee
H. C. Tuggle
Commissioner of Agriculture
J.D. Price
Commerce and Labor
H. M. Stanley
WM. H. Fish
the Supreme Court
Marcus W. Beck
Judge Court OF Appeals
Peyton L. Wade
R. B. Russell
Robert Hodges
C. M. Candler
Charles Murphey Candler
James H. Peeples
J. A. Perry
Alex Stephens
M. J. Yeromans
6Th District of
J. W. Wise
Superior Court
Flint Circuit
WM. E. H. Searcy, JR
Solicitor-General
KK. M. Owen
J.C. Jones
R. W. Mays
Uncle Nat
Fletcher
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