President Duckworth Holds Smith Liable In Immigration Order
In the Union News the Farmers Union official exposes Governor Smith as responsible for an immigration favoring order. The card attacks McLendon’s reply and argues Smith promised to back railroad commission actions, aligning with policy on immigration noted after his Europe trip.
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Union News
Farmers Union
Duckworth
McLendon
Department of the State
Com
Smith
Railroad Commission
Europe
Joe Brown Club Gains Support In Oconee County
In Oconee County, the Joe Brown club reports thirty six names collected from about forty voters with more expected later. Some signatories previously backed Governor Smith and word suggests the governor’s vote may fall behind his prior county showing.
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Joe Brown Club
Oconee
Smith
Farmers' Union Leader Warns Georgia on Wages and Prices
R F Duckworth of the Farmers Union in Union City Ga voices strong views opposing state action to cut wages and cotton prices. J F Epwards of Sandersville Ga seeks buyers for goats and corn on terms, noting high cash offers and willingness to small or large lots.
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J. F. Epwards
Sandersville, Ga
Georgia
Georgia editor ridicules Hoke Smith and Joe Brown
The Jeffersonian comments on Hoke Smith and Joe Brown, accusing the Glynn county dispute of political maneuvering, mocking Smith's looks, and criticizing Atlanta Journal coverage. It questions governor Smith’s sincerity, mentions Livingston and Fairburn incident, and teases Guyt McLendon while noting looming political figures and meetings with railroad interests.
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Hoke Smith
Lawton Miller
Glynn
Miller
Smith
Reform Committee
Ring Rule
Atlanta
Joe Brown
Joseph E. Brown
Mr. Brown
Mr. Smith
Hoke
Joe
Apollo Belvidere
Alec” Stephens
Jefferson Davis
Little Joe
Wheeler
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
Brown
Livingston
Congress
Livingston I
Hines
Railroad Commission
G. McLendon
Guyt
Mac
Finley and
Barbour Thompson
Southern Railroad
Hooper Alexander
Judge Hines
Rube Arnold
Om Hardwick
Evalson
Lineup chatter and political plots mingle in Georgia campaign
In Happylanta Seaborn Wright warns to watch the line-up as factions split over Little Joe Terrell and Hoke's Slick Thompson. Joe Brown's gubernatorial run is dismissed then belatedly framed as a GOP backed conspiracy to disenfranchise Black voters amid Maine to the Rio Grande rhetoric ahead of June 4 polls. Local visits by Dublin Courier Dispatch editor WY Stanley are noted with approval.
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Forte
Little Joe
Seaborn Wright
Happylanta
Seaborn
Joe Terrell
John Little
Hoke
Slick Thompson
George Gober
Boykin Wright
Joe
Sid Turner
Obe Stevens
Seab
Pope Brown
Seab Wright
Watson
WY. L. Stanley
Dublin
Joe Brown
Georgia
Maine
Rio Grande
Fort Gaines
Davisboro Defeats Riddleville in Hard Pitched Game
Davisboro tops Riddleville as Harod shines on the mound and bunts off Hartley create early runs. Manager Davisboro Ball Team seeks further challenges nearby.
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Davisboro
Riddleville
Harod
Hartley
Mgr
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Little Joe Strong
R. F. Duckworth
Farmers’ Union Union City
Wise’s Wood
Sandersville Drug
Brother
Hodge C
Hartley E
Hartley T
Hartley C
Carter N
Coleman W
Hodge J
MecNeeley W
Welch J
Covert
Hattaway Grubbs
K Taylor
Kitchens Oglevie Harod
Ud Brown Horton
W.A. Bell
C. H. Davis
South Harris & Smith
Offce
B. H. Levy Brother & Company
Savannah, GA
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