Vienna and Atlanta Views Mix in Panic Year
A garbled notice from Vienna Georgia in 1908 mixes oblique remarks on hats rivers and politics. It cites reform talk from Atlanta Georgian and Alapheretta Free Press about Hoke Smith and state issues while noting local water works schools and a Steam Laundry project.
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Vienna
Campaign call urges Georgia voters to back Hoke Smith
The Albany Herald urges supporters to vote on June 4 and electors and delegates to the Cordele convention. It warns against changing the district senator selection, highlights political battles and defends Governor Smith amid bitter campaign rhetoric.
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Hoke Smith
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Cordele
Trains Schedule Notes From Vienna North Ward
SA M Traine will leave Vienna North Ward at 2 33 PM on No 2 for Macon with a connection to Atlanta and north and west. An Observation Parlor Car to Macon. No 4 for Macon with connections to Atlanta and north and west and a sleeping car to Macon. 9 23 AM No 6 Shodfly Local for Macon.
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Macon
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Jackville
Prohibitionists Dominate Georgia Assembly Seat Count
In Atlanta on May 25, J. B. Richards of the State Anti-Saloon League reported that among eighty General Assembly members elected, sixty-five are prohibitionists and fourteen anti prohibitionists, with nine positions still unclear.
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General Assembly
J. B. Richards
State Anti-Saloon League
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