State Auditing Bill Clears House by Narrow Margin
A bill to create a State Auditing Department passed the lower house 107 to 10. It establishes a State Auditor earning 5000 dollars annually, an assistant at 3000, and two clerks. The department reports to the Governor, Attorney General, and finance chairmen. The measure promises annual savings by proper accounting.
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Senate
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State Auditing Department
They Die Today and Births Across America
An excerpt discusses mortality and births, presenting statistics on daily deaths and yearly births in the United States. It contrasts 3800 daily deaths with 6900 daily births, notes the global scale, and reflects on humanity, life’s journey, and the vastness of numeric totals.
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Athens 27 Years Ago Ladies Bicycle Club Forming
Banner Files from 1895 report the Ladies Bicycle Club to be organized this spring with several orders placed. Novices will learn riding before formal organization as community interest grows. Personal notes mention Capt J H Rucker on a business trip, Barrett Phinizy in Augusta, and Rev R M W Black moving to Captain Williams residence. Nearby Barber street residents faced a rock-throwing incident near the switch, with warnings about the offender. Harmony Grove residents Squire Jesse L Smith and John Z Cooper visited, the latter staying with daughter Mrs T B Key on South Broad Street.
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Barrett Phinizy
Augusta
R. M. W. Black
W. M. Williams
Harmony
Shelor
Atlanta
Squire Jesse L. Smith
Newton
John Z. Cooper
T. B . Key
South Broad Street
Athens Hosts Commendation for Road Growth and Civic Spirit
Clarke county officials push paving toward Princeton road, aiming for top county status. Athens sees population surge near 20 000 before 1930 census, with strong business and education driving growth. The piece urges welcoming strangers, fostering fellowship, and courteous conduct to improve community life.
Greatest American musician praised for world training
The article lauds a renowned American musician who studied at German music centers and top conservatories. It notes his success in major U.S. cities, the ovations he receives, and his dedication to concerts and community musical programs in his home city.
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Joseph M. Hodgson
Swift & Co denies monopoly charge in plant acquisitions
Swift & Co or Moultrie Georgia and Andalusia Alabama packing plants did not restrain trade or create a monopoly. Louis F Swift said the acquisitions stimulated business and did not violate the Clayton Act or the Federal Trade Commission Act, as the commission ordered divestiture of stockholdings.
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Steubenville Ohio Workers to Gain 20 Percent Wage Rise
Independent Steubenville district concerns announced they would follow United States Steel in boosting wages for day laborers by 20 percent. About 10,000 workers in the area are expected to benefit from the pay raise.
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Steubenville
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Associated Press
Steuber,ville
United States Steel Corporation
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