Legislature at Decatur for today
The Georgia legislature in Atlanta faces a busy week with final action on general bills and key measures set as special orders. The Senate is expected to act on the child labor bill, while members anticipate speeches at Decatur on Wednesday after recent Athens visits. Alum is described as a charm in Asia Minor.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Decatur
Assembly
Senate
House
Asia Minor
Another Skyscraper Planned for Atlanta at Whitehall and Alabama
Atlanta plans a 15 to 20 story building on the Brown and Allen corner at Whitehall and Alabama streets. Dr. E. L. Connally and family announce the project, with the site owned since before the war. The building and land value projected at 1,600,000 dollars.
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Atlanta
Whitehall
Alabama Streets
E. L. Connally
Connallys
President Harrison of the Southern Gives Testimony
Senatorial hearing on coal rate practices involves Fairfax Harrison of the Southern Railway defending management against Ben L. Dunlaney of Bristol. Harrison denies outside influence, outlines plans for a Charleston coal terminal, and cites self reliance in policy and finance post 1907 panic.
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Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Ben L. Dunlaney
Bristol
Tenn
Southern Railway Company
Atlantic
Norfolk
Fairfax Harrison
Dunlaney
Charleston
Southern Railway
Senate Committee
Harrison
Mr. Dunlaney
Board of Directors
Pennsylvania Railroad
Spencer
Knoxville & Bristol Railway
Virginia & Southwestern Railway
Virginia & Southwestern
Southern
Virginia &Southwestern
Carolinas
Knoxville
Finley
Norfolk and Western
Tidewater
Southern Railway Board of Directors
Magnolia Cemetery Company
Holston Corporation
Louisiana Ordinance of Secession Returned to Archives
Washington reports the pending bill to return Louisiana’s 1861 Ordinance of Secession to its archives. The War Department holds one of ten similar relics, kept since 1895, detailing Louisiana’s break from the Union with English and French text and faded signatures.
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Washington
Congress
Capitol
Butler
New Orleans
Corbin
Adjutant General’s Department
Davis
Secretary of War
Louisiana
United States of America
States of
Death of Royston planter Robert T. Daniel at 50
Royston Georgia July 28 prominent county planter Robert T. Daniel died suddenly of heart failure about 11 o'clock. He formerly lived in Madison County and was known in Athens where he often did business. He leaves a wife a son and a daughter. Funeral and burial will be in Royston tomorrow. He was about fifty years old.
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Royston
Robert T. Daniel
Madison County
hundred@s
Athens
Gresham
Cooper Addresses Madison Voters In Danielsville Speech
Danielsville Georgia July 28 Superior court noon recess saw John R. Cooper of Macon address a crowded Madison court room. He spoke about Gov Slaton Congressman Hardwick and former Attorney General Felder attacking their public records in his Athens remarks.
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Danielsville
Superior Court
John R. Cooper
Macon
Athens
Madison
Slaton
Hardwick
Felder
Linton Spring Water Cleared as Pure by Health Dept
Athens Georgia May 26 1914 the Department of Health reports Linton Spring Water is pure wholesome and safe for drinking no harmful germs found City Bacteriologist W W Brown M D certifies. The Linton Spring Water Co also advertises Bowden Lithia Water with phone numbers 504 and 95.
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Department OF Health
Athens
Linton
W. W. Brown
M. D
Bowden Lithia
Adv
Linton Spring Water CO
Georgia banks hold large deposits outside Atlanta
The report of the national comptroller of the treasury shows Georgia banks outside Atlanta carrying deposits totaling 22 295 626 dollars. A separate ad promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming to cleanse the stomach and bowels for 25 cents with mild, effective relief.
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Atlanta
National Comptroller of the Treasury
Georgia
Cliff Walker Named Among Georgia’s Popular Campaigners
Special to the Banner. Clifford Walker of Monroe, a leading candidate for attorney general, tours Georgia gaining friends through his public greeting style and Pythians pin. He has risen in the Knights of Pythias ranks to grand chancellor as he campaigns.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Clifford Walker
Monroe
Walker
Knights of Pythiaspin
Kimball
Ordinance Reads Continuity Of Laws Clause
The text states that all laws rules and acts of Congress or treaties and state laws remain in force and equal in effect as if the ordinance had not been enacted. It emphasizes legal continuity and non contradicting provisions with existing statutes and authority.
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Ted
Louisiana
United States of America
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