Georgia Assembly Opens Busy 50 Day Session in Capitol
Georgia’s General Assembly began its annual fifty day session the first under the new constitutional amendment. A.S. Clay was elected president of the senate and W. Y. Atkinson speaker of the house with no opposition. Senate and house committees and pages chosen as activity starts. The session opened with oath taking and initial procedural votes, adjournment set for tomorrow.
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Edwards
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Talbot
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Henry County
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Cobb County
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Fulton County
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Newton County
Master Walters
Dougherty County
Paul Stewart
Mark Hardin
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Cherokee Circuit
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Fulton
Calvin
Richmond
Morton
Clarke
Sears
Webster
Neel
Ham
Flowers for the Dead First Tributes at the White House
The president and White House family share breakfast as floral tributes pour in for Mrs. Harrison. Cabinet and officials plan travel to Indianapolis for funeral details while pallbearers are arranged. The pope expresses sympathy for Mrs. Harrison amid illness and death.
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Enthusiastic Jersey City Campaign Meeting Report
Democrats in Jersey City packed Oakland Rink for a major rally led by George B. Fielder Association. Kentucky’s Boyd Winchester attacked the force bill, linking voting rights to state sovereignty and slamming federal intervention, while John L. Butler shared labor statistics and rhetoric.
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South
John L. Butler
Pennsylvania Labor Bureau
Crowded Is Columbus at Chattahoochee Valley Exposition
Crowds fill Columbus as the Chattahoochee Valley Exposition opens with rail rate cuts drawing visitors. Race horses arrive with 50 new stables, Miss Myrtle Peck to perform daily, Moose and Elk slated to race, three daily parachute jumps, phonograph music and Edison dolls featured, a bicycle tournament planned with 300 riders, and a grand parade on Friday evening.
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Nebraska Democrats Back Weaver Electors On Ticket
In Omaha leading Nebraska Democrats resolved to support the Weaver electors while not withdrawing their own slate. They aim to defeat the Republican ticket but keep state organization intact and tacitly back alliance electors. Also notes New York stock vote on Western Union capital and a sheriff shooting incident in Moulin.
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Burned in Effigy by Atlanta Preacher at Stone Mountain
The Rev. Sam W. Small faced an unusual reception at Stone Mountain as a crowd burned him in effigy after a speech that attacked Congressman Livingston and his own shifting political stance. Atlanta lawyer J. B. Robinson rebutted Small's record, then the gathering dispersed.
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Sam W. Small
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Few New Faces Will Be Seen Crisp to Succeed Mimeoff
In Wasutxcrox on Oct 20 the congressional nominations show most incumbents renominated across districts. Democrats and Republicans alike favor ex-members in formerly Democratic districts, predicting few new faces in the next House and Crisp likely to remain in line if Democrats gain a large majority.
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