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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
2
A noisy mix of aphorisms and social commentary runs through a Georgia column. It touches on politics, gender roles, transportation, and daily life with assorted quotes about politicians, elections, and public affairs. Names like Newcomb College and Walker appear amid general remarks on public service and civic duty.
The article recalls a 19th century Northern Florida Southern Georgia vigilante group named the Regulators. It notes early praise by the Grand Jury for the killing of Mack M Glass as lawful, then a 1846 court instruction to indict Regulators for two executions, and a later dissolution with no record of continued existence.
A fragmented discussion touches on labor unions, Gompers, and the law, arguing for lawful action and restraint to protect justice. The piece critiques excesses, urges respect for courts, and cautions against distorting reform through violence or reckless power.
The New York governor contest may feature Roosevelt or Roosevelt Jr with Hearst as a possible Democratic nominee. The piece notes potential feints toward Al Smith or Miner and mentions Theodore Roosevelt Jr as a possible counterbalance. It also discusses labor unrest and a prison farm investigation ordered by Superior Court judges.
The text argues that voter shifts reflect dissatisfaction with both major parties. It suggests a future split into Conservative and Radical parties, with conservatives remaining aligned to the GOP and radicals seeking new divides, while traditional party names persist due to sentiment and habit.
Barwick Georgia notes list weekend social visits as Trene Cooper guests Miss Allie Mae Brantley and Pevson visiting sister Ina Massey returned home. Lenard Reddick of Pavo called by. Social posting lacks clear events but records local names and small gatherings.
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