Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-22
John ~ Holder, Candidate
For Governor Of Georgia,
Ann0unceS HIS Platform

ton that no application for Glenn
ency should be allowed to remain on
the docket without action for long
err period than so days after the date
of filing.
Labor and Capital
st would be absolutely fair to both
labor and capital. l point with pride
to my record for fairness to both
and in giving to every person and
every legitimate interest square
deal.
Law Enforcement
my earnest and active co-opera-
ton would be given to all orlcerS
charged with the enforcement of law.
If our government is to live as
Democracy, our laws must be en-
forced and remain supreme.
Good Roads
81 believe that good roads are es-
sential to the welfare and mate
rial development of our great state.
I favor the development of high
ways with adequate provision Tor
the equitable distribution of state
rious counties, so that all the people
may be benefited by this internal
Development.
Confederate Soldiers
II have aided in every Legislative
| effort to give pensions to Confederate
| soldiers and the widows of soldiers.
| | am in favor of liberal pensions to
them and the prompt payment of the
| same.
| Internal Development
II favor the development of the
| agricultural, industrial and economic
! interests of the state along every
! line which will bring prosperity and
elected governor of Georgia 1 shall
use my every effort by cooperation
with the departments of this state
| and the national government to es-
tablish proper markets for farms and
| factories in Georgia.
Agriculture
| EVERY possible assistance would
! be given to the farmer to secure in
creased production by making even
! more effective the state agencies
which can aid in the fight against the
! natural enemies that menace produc-
ton by distinctions of growing
crops. I would also use every effort
to maintain the best possible returns
for cotton and other farm products
and would cooperate with the farm
organizations and agencies of the
state to achieve this result. 1 would
give care and study. to all questions
affecting the agricultural welfare of
our state, lending my influence and
aid to everything which will uplift
and upbuild rural life.
Schools
cit is ESSENTIAL to the welfare of the
children of Georgia and necessary to
| their mental and moral development
and proper training, that they be
| taught by men and women we'll quail
fieds for this important work. The
| services of such persons can only be
obtained by the payment of salaries
commensurate with their work and
srThare shou1d ba nronon+ ,avrnent
/ Of teachers salaries and the states
finances should be so arranged that
no teachers salary warrants need to
me issued. If, however, warrants
must be discounted, then that ex-
pense should be placed upon the
ers alone.
the distribution Of text books
should be devised to the. end that
schools be required to make fair and
equal provision for all the schools
An once for All People
'"To no particular order, sect, class
or. creed, but to the great mass OF
Democracy of our state am I appeal
in for support. believe in the
principal that public Office is pub
lie trust and if elected I will ad.
minister the once for the DenenC OF
the whole state. have no selfish In
crest to crafty, but a sincere desire
to be of some real service to the peo'
pie Of my state, to tighten their bur.
dens, make happier their hearts ant
more prosperous our already great
and glorious state. If the people Of
Georgia give me their support, will
be profoundly grateful and will man.
ifest my appreciation by giving II
return nv best and most unselfisI
service.
ct will be the governor and the
servant of all the people of Georgia
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