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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1911
Page
9
A cash sale invites customers to select items and pay one fourth less than the marked price. The notice promises no red tape and substantial value, claiming hundreds of items available and urging quick action.
Atlanta residents reject moving the Georgia executive mansion to Druid Hills and push for a Peachtree Street central location. The special committee favored a Druid Hills site linked to Asa G. Candler interests, prompting public opposition and possible protests in the legislature.
Senator Felker of Monroe proposes bills affecting Georgia judiciary including salary hikes for supreme appellate and superior court judges and solicitation offices. He seeks constitutional changes to have the governor appoint judges and general solicitors with support from the Georgia Bar Association. A separate measure targets liquor licenses and enjoining illegal vendors.
A reflection on reformatories and child welfare argues against institutionalizing neglected boys. It urges Christians to engage personally with at risk youth, offering encouragement, moral guidance, and a heart to help rather than send them to reform schools. It cites past reformers who became virtuous citizens.
A bill by Rep Claude Payton would abolish magistrate city and county courts below superior courts. It proposes constitutional amendments to vest judicial power in a supreme court court of appeals superior courts and courts of ordinary. The plan promises savings and quicker felony trials but faces district concerns.
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