Highway Bills Set to Trigger Fight in Georgia Houses
Special to The Banner from Atlanta June 27 reports Georgia lawmakers push highway regulation bills that would shift automobile funds to counties by post road mileage, threatening the highway department. McMichael proposes 85 percent distributed to counties and 15 percent kept for admin, with 16 percent overhead for department. Davis backs a more drastic plan to abolish the department. the clash mirrors last year’s dispute as supporters and opponents brace for a major legislative battle.
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Atlanta
Representative Diy
Oglethorpe
John P. Knight
Highway Department
Davis
McMichael
Treasury
Georgina
Neill Thanks His Friends In and Out of Senate
Atlanta June 27 Speaker W C Neill asked to voice thanks for cordial messages from friends in and out of the legislature He cited inability to reply to all letters telegrams and calls due to time spent in completing house committee makeups He said he wanted everyone to know how full his heart is
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Atlanta
W. C. Neill
Nelll
Costs of Court per Capita for Judge Salaries
A North Carolina bar member notes from the May-June West Publishing Docket using U.S. census data that national per capita spending on judges averages seventeen cents and eight tenths of a cent. Nevada leads at fifty seven cents, North Carolina at about four cents, and Georgia around six cents. The piece suggests assessing the light tax burden against judicial responsibilities.
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North Carolina
The
West Publishing Company
United States
Calarice
States
Union
Nevada
Georgia
For Sure Results Try a Want Ad in The Banner
A short nod to using classified space in The Banner for quick results. Readers are urged to place a want ad to reach local buyers and sellers efficiently, with simple steps to submit and track responses. The note emphasizes practical, outcome focused local advertising.
Markets at a Glance and Cotton Prices Report
Market data across commodities shows mixed tones with New Orleans cotton values steady and Liberty bonds trading in narrow ranges. Grain and pork prices slip as traders digest U S supply signals, while foreign money and spot cotton markets display cautious movement amid ongoing market commentary from providers in New Orleans and New York.
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Athens
Atlanta
New York
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Savannah
Baseball Results From Southern and National Leagues
Southern League standings show Nashville 7 2 Athinta 6 1 Mobile 8 Little Rock 3 Chattanooga 5 Memphis 10 with three games. American League results Cleveland 4 St Louis Boston 6 Philadelphia 5 with two games. National League scores include Brooklyn 5 Boston 2 Philadelphia 12 New York Chicago 3 Pittsburg 10 St Louis 2 Cincinnati 5.
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Nashville
Athinta
Mobile
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Memphis
Cleveland
St. Louis
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York & Chicago
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Cure Claim
An old advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine for nasal catarrh noting it builds the system, cleanses the load, and reduces inflammation by acting through the blood. It warns repeated acute attacks may lead to chronic catarrh and offers free circulars from Cheney Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Drugsista
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohlo
New Tom Mix Picture Becomes Big Hit at Elite Theater
Tom Mix, star of The Painted Trail, has made a big hit with his new picture The Itoud Peimon at the Elite Theater with thrilling horseback and automobile stunts and a strong romance. Tonight is the final day of the engagement as Mix departs after shows. Extra today features The Purple Riders.
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Tom Mix
William Fox
Itoud Peimon
Mix
Purple Riders
Fine Feathers and Unhappy Marriages at Palace
The Metro production Fine Feathers from Lugene Walter plays at the Palace Theater today. It follows Bob Reynolds a young construction engineer who betrays his wife Jane for wealth, amid a dingy bungalow setting. Cast includes Eugene Pallette Claire Whitney Thomas W. Tross Warburton Gamble and June Lividge. Tonight at 9 oclock is The Syncopated a study in harmony by daily artists.
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Metro
Lugene Walter
Palace Theater
Bob Reynolds
Jane
Bob
Eugene Pallette
Claire Whitney
Thomas W. Tross
Warburton Gamble
June Lividge
Gainesville Bay Drowns Lake Warner Victim 18 in Ga
Paul Rawlings, 18, of Gainesville, drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming with others at the Lake Warner power dam four miles from Gainesville. The incident occurred at the Lake Warner site where the crowd was gathered near the dam.
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Gainesville
Paul Rawlings
Lake Warner
Missing Youth Drowns in Lake Amid Rescue Efforts
Members of the party with young Rawlings say he vanished beneath the water and did not resurface, with no known cause of sinking. A drag-net search was organized to reach the lake bottom, but his body had not been recovered by nightfall. Atlanta Boy Scouts camp at the far end of the lake, unrelated to the drowning.
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Rawlings
Atlanta Boy Scouts
Surprise Syncopated Six at Palace Tuesday Night
The Palace Theater will feature a special 9 PM Tuesday show presenting the Syncopated Six. The act promises melody and mirth with an enthralling surprise as the mystery group, composed of well known Athens residents, is revealed only at the performance.
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Palace
Palace Theater
Athens
Suppress Dance Halls and Strike On Movies
Des Moines Iowa June 27 suppression of dance halls as a menace to the moral life of the nation and a united strike on moving pictures by church people was advocated by the serial service committee in its annual report to the Northern Baptist convention here today.
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Des Moines
Wis
Serial Service Committee
Northern Baptist Convention
Mrs. W. L. Coleman to Attend Athens Confederate Meet
Walter Scott Coleman vice president of the Georgia division and former Atlanta U D C president has been invited to the state Children of the Confederacy session in Athens this week. He will leave Tuesday and will be hosted by Miss Mildred Rutherford with many prominent U D C leaders in attendance.
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Georgia
Orient
Manchester
British Isles
India
China
Levant
South America
United Kingdom
Continent
Japan
London
Lancashire
Galveston
Houston
Spory
Atlanta
Walter Scott Coleman
Children of the Confederacy
Athens
Chamberlains Colie and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Colie and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for family use to combat colic and cholera morbus. It claims uniform success and instant cures, branding the product a staple of trade, while a final line facetiously notes Congressmen prioritizing German cannon over tax relief.
Summer Students Enjoy Varied Activities at Milledgeville
Milledgeville Ga The Georgia Normal and Industrial College summer school attracts about eight hundred teachers from across the state. The Kiwanis club entertained students at the college auditorium with stunts and band selections while Solon Drukenmiller is slated to sing Friday evening. Civic movement supporters urge local groups to contribute to Atheng efforts.
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Milteeseville
Georgia Normal and Industrial] College
Kiwanis Club
Milledgeville
College
Solon Drukenmiller
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N. Y
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WHEAT
Liberty Bonds
Flrst
Victory
Doherty
H. & B. Beer
F. J. Linnell & Co
Mississippi River
Chicago
Northwest
DSCR
Goru
Pom Beatricio Recuratog Co
Bert
Anata
Gainesville Bay
Warner
5.Co
Dep't
S.S.S
W. L. Coleman
Atheng
J June Elvidge
Thos
W. Ross
DEMON
Paige
Glenbrook
Paige-Detroit Motor Car CO
Detroit
Michigan
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