Assembly Not Ready to Chop Costs This Year
Times-Recorder Bureau Atlanta July 25 reports Governor Hardwick faces a tough session as the house committee signals no drastic cuts this summer. Last year’s appropriations topped eight million dollars, with less than two million paid. The assembly grapples with reform bills and delays, leaving much business for later in the session.
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Kimball House
Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
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Senate
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Ellaville quarterly meeting and reunion at Hopewell
Ellaville circuit held its July quarterly meeting at Hopewell church with large attendance. Dr Lovett of Dawson preached at 11 o clock, then a conference and dinner followed. Four girls joined church after a children’s service led by Rev M Ketchum. Four preachers contributed to the success, including W C Lovett, W R Ketchum, Allan Wall and L Jordan. A family reunion barbecue the next day drew many guests under trees with ample orchard treats and desserts.
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All
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Dawson
M. Ketchumr
Childen
Brorswood
Allan Wall
Pelham
L. Jordan
T. R. Strange
R. F. Williamson
Maude Williamson
M. B. Wall
Eva Wall
Clinton M. McBride
Jewell Duncan
Mere
No Title Provided Insight On Health And Pellagra
The passage urges learning and applying efficiency to improve state progress and citizenship. It cites economics as an immediate factor but points to ignorance of health laws as the root cause. The speaker calls for full facts from Washington to address underlying issues and eradicate pellagra through better living and knowledge.
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Washington
Plains Plains Social and Community Gatherings Highlight Week
R S Olver and Dolph Oliver planned a Dawson visit for a barbecue at Magnolia Springs Monday night as the re organized barbecue club resumes events. Mary Clark visits Christine Spann near Parrott. various residents hosted relatives from Birmingham Belleaire and Arcadia. A Plains business fish fry at Spann mill drew guests including Mrs Jennings and Mrs Brittain while Eleanor Chambliss hosted a picture party for visiting friends. Youths enjoyed a Magnolia Springs barbecue. Thad Jones and house guests shared informal gatherings. Matron’s club hosted at Mrs Binion McGarrah’s, with guests from Birmingham and Milledgeville joining in.
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Fred Market
Frederick
Lane
Arcadia
Fla
George Addy
W. H. Crawford
Doeran
Joeine
Belleaire
A. 5
Jennings
Sarah Britton
Herbert Moon
Jack Brittain
Dodson
Joe Williams
Warner Mill
Greenville
Louise Ferguson
Ferguson
Mra. Hill
Leonard Jennings
Edgar Timmerman
H. Timmerman
Bowman Wise
Jack Slappey
Thad Wise
Alice Ruth Timmerman
Eleanor Chambliss
Inez Walton
Mary Clary
Florida Matthews
Magnolia Springs
Thad Jones
Roy Brannon
Annie Howell
Eleanor Chamblise
Mistes Sher Walton
Coleman
Warrenton
Florida
R. P. Stackhouse
Lula Flemming
Birmingham
Mra Louise Ferguson
Mary Campbell
Mack
Linton
Americus lights and gas rates denial to city
Americus Mayor notified Americus Lighting Company is unable to grant rate cuts. Manager Ewing cites last year’s peak prices and current earnings, arguing present rates are too low to cover costs and provide a fair return. Company maintains service quality while awaiting price declines, invites public inspection of records.
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Americus
Sheppard
Americus Lighting Company
Ewing
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Georgia- Alabama Power Company
Albany
Myer
Ana
Siereawere
Culled Peaches Claimed to Threaten Peach Belt
A U S in sect lab in Rose Vale Bays warns culled peaches from packing sheds left in ditches and exposed areas reinfest the peach belt with curculio and brown rot. Larvae mature into overwintering beetles, increasing 1922 infestations. mummified fruit rots carry spores for eight seasons. Growers urged to bury refuse promptly to protect Georgia orchards and future yields.
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U. S
Rose Vale Bays
Georgia
New Move Afoot to Free Dr. McNaughton
Milledgeville July 22. A fresh effort to secure a pardon for Dr. McNaughton from the state union farm is under way. Prominent Georgians have held several conferences with Governor Hardwick, who is expected to decide soon. He was convicted of the murder of Fred Flanders by tire on the road.
Compromise on Philippines Likely Solution
Manila reports that President Harding faces a split over Philippine independence. Americans favor stronger control. Filipinos demand complete separation. A compromise solution is seen as likely to avoid revolt, with Woods Forbes Commission briefing Harding on the matter.
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Fragmentary View on Empire and Presidential Dilemma
The passage contemplates imperialist attitudes in the islands and the difficulty a president faces shifting policy amid potential rebellion in the Philippines. It notes the president’s unenvied position and the risk of clinging to expansionist aims.
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Philippines
Assembly May Impeach Commission Over Prison Farm Revelations
The House penitentiary committee returned to Atlanta with dramatic disclosures from Saturday’s state prison farm probe. They vow to impeach every member of the Union Commission if the move gains no traction, and will harshly rebuke them for neglect of duty. Warden Smith condemned the conditions as the worst in fourteen years, amid cross examination of witnesses and calls for a full cleanup. The inquiry will continue this week with new testimonies and written evidence, as lawmakers press for removal of the current regime.
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Sal
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Investizat
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Leo Frank
Arnold Worley
Judge Worley
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Green
J. E. Smith
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Eroas
Hoys
Prison Commission
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State Farm
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Senate
Cambell
Senate Penitentiary Committee
Vacation in aerial circus tour by Dan Chappell
Dan Chappell city court solicitor plans a ten day aerial circus trip to see fairs and resorts. He flies from Americus with A B McMullin in McMullin planes to Washington D C then Richmond and West Virginia before Fayetteville N C and back. McMullin will pilot until a professional replaces him.
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Army
A. B. McMullin
Leslie
Souther Field
McMullin
Washington, D. C
Florida
Richmond
West Virginia
Fayetteville
N. C
Chappell
Cireas
Americus
Albany Rotarians Praise Americus Visit and Hospitality
The Albany Herald reports Albany and Americus Rotary clubs shared warm hospitality during a Sumter city visit. Albany members joined Americus Rotarians for luncheon tea and events at Windsor hotel and Pine Tea Room, with programs, music, and mutual praise.
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Pie Rotary Club
Sumter City
Emda
Progress Rotary
Americus Ry Club
Albany Club
Americus
Hind
Windsor Hotel
Frank Lanier
Sign of the Pine Tea Room
Americas Rotraians
Albany-Americus
Rotary
Americus Rotarians
Albany Rotarians
Gordon Reynolds
Albany Rotary Club
Americus Club
Reynolds
Rain Delays Americus Albany Baseball Test
A 250 crowd watched a rain soaked pregame at the Playground as Americus and Albany prepared to play. Only three outs were recorded in the first inning before weather halted the clash with Holloway of Albany facing one batter. Umpire Jimmy Lavender officiated as fans from Plains and Montezuma attended.
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Pea
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Leal Montezuma
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Big two county barbecue day set in Richland
Richland July 23 Citizens of Stewart and Webster counties plan an August 11 barbecue with Georgia leaders as speakers. Committees organized hogs and cattle to be provided as the Richland Band plays. Local and visiting orators expected to entertain attendees in what promises to be a historic community event.
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Stewart
Webster County
Georgia
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