Weather and scores from yesterday across multiple regions
Daily sports results list Atlanta 9 Mobile 7 and Chicago 3 Detroit 2 with several regional games. Weather notes show high temperatures from 88 in Atlanta to 100 in Phoenix and moderate Rocky Mountain readings, with a 50s lower at some stations and potential local thunderstorms. Co. F. von Herrmann provides regionwide weather updates.
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Rocky Mountain
Atlanta
Phoenix
Ariz
St. Louis
Chicago
Louisville
Toledo
Co. F. von Herrmann
Weather Summary for Atlanta and Nearby Regions
The Weather provides forecast through Wednesday noon with expected showers in Atlanta and vicinity. Scattered showers were reported in the south along the Gulf coast and minor precipitation across the Rocky Mountain slope, northwest, and north Pacific coast. High temperatures persist in the east with 7 am readings above 80 degrees from Hatteras to Key West and along the west Gulf coast.
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Gulf Coast
Rocky Mountain Slope
North Pacific Coast
St. Lawrence Valley
Arizona
South Atlantic Coast
Hatteras
Key West
West Gulf Coast
No bill returned against A S Colyar in libel case
Fulton county grand jury declined to indict A S Colyar of Nashville on a libel charge after reviewing a bill in the case. Colyar, involved in a heated dispute with Colonel Thomas B Felder, was accused of libelling Felder in a June 8 Journal card signed by Colyar.
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Atlanta
A. S. Colyar
Nashville
Fulton County Grand Jury
Tennesseean
Colgar
Thomas B. Felder
Felder
The
Journal of
Slaton Signs Bacon Election Bill For July 15 Vote
Governor Slaton signed the Bacon election bill authorizing a July 15 election to choose Senator Bacon's successor. It marks the first law passed by the current General Assembly. An advertisement promotes Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment promising quick relief and a money back guarantee.
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Slaton
Bacon
Atlanta
General Assembly
Hobson
Pfeiffer Chemical Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Knights of Pythias to Convene Semi annual Meeting in Comer
The Knights of Pythias from the Eighth and Ninth districts plan a July 10 convention in Comer with many Athens Knights expected. Col John Houston of Lawrenceville presides, Col Sidney J Nix of Jefferson secretary. District Deputy Grand Chancellors F E Hearn Eatonton and W Brannon Rice Commerce will report progress and offer suggestions.
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Knights of Pythias
Comer
Athens
John Houston
Lawrenceville
Sidney J. Nix
Jeffersos
F. E. Hearn
Eatonton
W. Brannon Rice
Commerce
Clarke Contained List of State Senate Committees
A long index lists party members and chairmen for numerous Georgia Senate committees including Public Highways Hygiene Pensions Public Property Banks Educational Affairs Enrollment and Engrossing Railroads Military Affairs Privileges and Elections Conservation Counties and County Matters State Sanitarium Reformatories Public Library University of Georgia Mines Printing School for Deaf Manufactures Corporations and Auditing with names such as Simpson Jackson Allen Shuptrine McWhorter Burney Field Cooper Wisdom Rhodes Paulk Collins Meadors Halls Rainey Hayes James Ran som Hines Kidd Holtzclaw Culpepper Spence Moss Neal Estes Ellis Lipscomb Palmour Greene Mills Foster Crawford Bullard Stovall Bryan Erskine Brady Burke Ferris Stovall etc.
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Juan
Methvin
Simpson
Jackson
Allen
Shuptrine
McWhorter
Burney
Field
Berry
Cooper
Carlton
Wisdom
Heath
Rhodes
Paulk
Berrien
Collins
Liles
Meaders
Oconee
Brinson
McMichael
Edmondson
Rainey
Atwood
Carter
Appling
Hayes
James
Ransom
Hines
Kidd
Holtzclaw
Culpepper
Meriwether
Spence
Mitchell
Wright
Moss
McCurry
Conversatn
Hardin
Neal
Wimberly
Duncan
State Sanitarium
Thompson
Estes
Ellis
Public Library—Dorough
McCants
University of Georgia
Lipscomb
Palmour
Academy of Blind
Greene
Houston
Mills
Mines and Mining
Middleton
Anderson
Murray
Printing
Bryan
Booker
School For Deaf
Foster
Reese
Thomas
Manufactures
Harris
Crawley
Bullard
Stovall
McDuffie
Tracy
Lane
Decatur
Rules—Burwell
Blackburn
Tennessee Adopts Compulsory Education Law
The compulsory education law for Tennessee took effect yesterday, establishing attendance officers under the new measure. The article notes Georgia plans to adopt a similar system. It also references loyalty tests tied to voting for a political figure and the stigma of being a "Hoker" in employment eligibility debates.
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Tennessee
Georgia
HY League Organized at the Y M C A
A four team league formed at the Y M C A with first game set for next Monday at 6 15 at Herty field. No admission will be charged and crowds are expected. E J Bondurant elected president and C D Heidler manager akin to last summer. An executive committee to set rules and select umpires was created and captains must list players by July 4. Season runs through late August with twelve games per team. Entrants include Georgia Railway, Office Men, Y M C A No 1, and Y M C A No 2 led by Pittard, McWhorter, Pound, and Hodgson.
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Herty Field
E. J. Bondurant
C. D. Heidler
Heidler
Forbes
Bondurant
Athens
Georgia Railway
Will Pittard
Howard McWhorter
Murphy Pound
Ralph Hodgson
Political Winds Stir Eighth District Race Hints
The Greensboro dispatch notes Judge Horace M. Holden of Athens Ga in Greensboro for legal business as speculation grows on his political future in the Eighth District. It recalls his prior bid in the Tenth against Col Tom Hardwick and hints Rep Sam Tribble may face opposition, source Greeneboro Herald Journal.
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Greensboro
Horace M. Holden
Athens
James B. Parks
Ocmulgee
Holden
Eighth
Tenth District
Congress
Tom Hardwick
Sam Tribble
Greeneboro Herald-Journal
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Athens Savings Bank
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M. G. Michael
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Birmingham
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Interior
Illinois
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Close
Jan
Daly
the Banner
Vicinity
A.S. Colyar
Colyar
Col. Felder
Clarke
Uncle Sam
Little Joe
Palmer’s Drug Stores
Violet-Dulce
Colgates
Williams
Mennens
Violet Dulce
Pinauds
Jasmin
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