Longest Speech of Slaton Against Lease System in 1900s
Douglas dispatch notes Saturday speech by T W Hardwick attacking Clark Howell and Governor Blaton over a new tax equalization law. He criticizes railroad tax practices and Lochridge remarks, while voters lean toward Governor Slaton for the short term. Speer’s reelection appears assured as veterans and Georgia papers praise his finances and record.
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Hoke Smith
Lochridge
West
Hardwick
Slaton
Senate
Georgia
W. J. Speer
Speer
Newnan Herald and Advertiser
Macon Telegraph
Henry County
North Georgia
Dalton
Griffin News and Sun
Dahlonega
Sandoraville
Cazatte
Senola
Danielarille
Wiregrans
Ashburn
Nownan Herald and Adverter
Forest Blade
Wrightaville
John T. Allen
Akin
Glynn
Wheatley
Sumer
Wilson
Chas
Barrett
Hardjwick
California
Congress
Washington
Mr. Hardwick
Mr. Felder
Atlanta
Felder
Mexico
South Georgia backing Anderson for Georgia governor
Atlanta August 12 Randolph Anderson Senate president is poised to win the Georgia governorship. South Georgia counties show near unanimous support, with North Georgia backing from many friends. Voters view Anderson as a strong, capable attorney with broad trust across the state, ready to carry out pledges if elected.
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Handolph Anderson
Senate
Dow
South Georgia
Georgia
Randolph Anderson
North Georgia
Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Tula Ia
Macon
Ady
Anderson Captures Senate Backing In Georgia Governor Race
In Avlanta on August 14, Randolph Anderson tops the gubernatorial field with near unanimous Senate support. The chamber backed reform bills advancing four year terms and biennial sessions, signaling strong legislative cooperation if elected. Local speculation swirls of post-session campaigns among senators returning home. Auto horns blare as Gabriel’s trumpet nears.
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Randolph Anderson
Senate
Anderson
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House of Representatives
Slaton voices charge rebuttal amid Hardwick Felder clash
John M. Slaton defends his record and warns Georgia voters against late campaign canards aimed at his family. He accuses Hardwick and Felder allies of coordinating efforts to defeat him by convention and calls for unity to avoid presidentially timed manipulation, urging a high turnout and vigilant voting.
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N. A. Morris
Marietta
Mr. Hardwick
Alpharetta
Felder
Hardwick
Messrs
Teadere
Bacon
Lils
Congress
Withal
Georgia Voters Face Senate Choice Amid Hardwick Mention
Georgia voters weigh the Senate race with claims of Deserters and a Hardwick association. The piece notes candidates Blaton and Smith as likely contenders and hints at August 19 as a key date. It mentions Thomas W. Hardwick of parges post fame and critiques the Seventh district congressman’s frequent absence from duty. Washington dispatches do not confirm salary refusals.
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Georgia
Thomas W. ‘Hardwick
Parges ‘Post Fame
United States Senate
Watt Hardware Company Foreclosure Suit in Waycross
Lien foreclosure complaint filed in City Court of Waycross Ware County for September Term 1914. Watt Hardware Company sues Watt Hardware Company Joe Schaddi and Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company to foreclose a materialman’s lien. Judge John C. McDonald presiding. Clerk E J Berry.
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Joe Schaddi
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Waycross
Ware County
Said County
John C. McDonald
E. J. Berry
Broyles Named Likely for Georgia Court of Appeals
Georgia voters and press endorse Judge Nash R. Broyles of Atlanta for the state court of appeals vacancy caused by Judge Ben H. Hill’s resignation. Endorsements from the Atlanta bar and multiple newspapers praise his integrity, law enforcement stance, and past conciliatory actions, with calls for an overwhelming August 19 election margin.
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Atlanta
State Court of Appeals
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Sis
Wash
Judge Broyles
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Georgia
Dvices
Nast R. Broyles
Recorder’s Court of Atlanta
Ben H. Hill
Rock of Gibraltar
Macon
R. Pottle
Court of Appeals
Darien Jaxette
Monroe News
Nash R. Broyles
Bibb County
Macon News
Nash Broyles
Ais
Athens
Augusta Chronicle
Nic
Rome Tribune-Herald
Ene
Andrew J. Cobb
The
Supreme Court
W. E. Thomas
Valdosta
Southern Superior Court
William J. Northen
Is 35 Years Long Enough To Hold One Office
A letter endorses G. M. Roberts for Comptroller General of Gear force, praising his thirty year acquaintance as a businessman. The writer notes Roberts has not sought public office before but would discharge duties as a private citizen, and mentions W. C. Strickland as ex-clerk. Joel A. Rowell adds support.
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Gearforce
Joel A. Rowell
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