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Atlanta Georgian
Atlanta, Fulton County, Georgia
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Colonel "Nat" Harris of Macon, Georgia, gains strong support for his potential gubernatorial run, praised as a top lawyer and judge; at Jeffersonville, he nearly announces candidacy, endorsed by Senate hopeful John R. Cooper as next governor.
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"Nat" Harris of Macon has assumed
genuinely formidable proportions. He
is recognized as one of Georgia's very
best lawyers, has a record of splendid
achievement as a Superior Court
Judge, and is regarded as full Gov-
orship size.
At Jeffersonville a day or so ago
Colonel Harris almost announced pos-
itively that he will be in the race for
Governor and in a speech following
the Colonel's, John R. Cooper, also of
Macon and a candidate for the United
States Senate, referred several
times to Colonel Harris as "the next
Governor of Georgia".
The truth of the matter is, Colonel
Harris would run mighty well all over
the State.
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The gubernatorial boom of Colonel "Nat" Harris of Macon has assumed genuinely formidable proportions. He is recognized as one of Georgia's very best lawyers, has a record of splendid achievement as a Superior Court Judge, and is regarded as full Governorship size. At Jeffersonville a day or so ago Colonel Harris almost announced positively that he will be in the race for Governor and in a speech following the Colonel's, John R. Cooper, also of Macon and a candidate for the United States Senate, referred several times to Colonel Harris as "the next Governor of Georgia". The truth of the matter is, Colonel Harris would run mighty well all over the State.