Georgia Governor Brown vetoes Tipping Bill in state policy clash
Governor Joseph M Brown transmitted his veto message to the Georgia legislature, disapproving House Bill Number 2 the Tipping bill. He cites the will of the people as expressed at the ballot box, the risk to state finances and tax structure, and the constitutional roles of courts and executive office while arguing the measure undermines sovereignty and public welfare.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives
Georgia
Jepthah
Henca
Ecomias
Ives
Marshal Canrobert
Balaklava
Judicial Department
Ufe
General Assembly
Alonzo Richardson & Company
Abollion
Gustard
Senate
George
Ana
Tippina J
Ldea
Bedt
Sola
Mily
Joseph M. Brown
Endorsed kidney remedy claims approval by Athens reader
Mrs E R Shy of Athens Georgia praises Deans Kidney Pills for back pain relief and mobility, stating the remedy quickly removed her symptoms. The ad touts nationwide sales through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and urges consumers to remember the brand Donos.
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Athens
E. R. Shy
College Avenue
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dono
Miss Annie McCullough Dead Noted Educator of Georgia
Miss Annie McCullough longtime English chair at Georgia State Normal School Ath ens died at her Round Oak home. Educator of high reputation, she earned her final degree at Columbia and was beloved by many former pupils. Survived by brothers W. M. and R. L. McCullough of Atlanta and a sister and another brother in Round Oak. Funeral and interment held locally.
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Annie McCullough
Georgia State Normal School
Athens
Round Oak
McCullough
Columbia
W. M
R. L. McCullough
Atlanta
Grace Invited to Fly With Aviator Beache at Fair
A tri county fair is planned for October in Winder Ga. Mrs Daisy Opie Grace has been invited by Secretary Woodruff of the fair association to make four airplane flights during the event with Aviator Beache of Atlanta Ga. The report notes she declined to discuss the dispatch in court but confirms the invitation was received.
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Mru. Grace
Beachie
Winder Ga
Daisy Opie Grace
Woodruff
Tair Association
Beache
Atlanta
Grace
Terr
Wcing Dispatch
How To Make Paint at Home in Athens Ga
A vintage ad explains making paint by mixing 10 gallons of L and M paint with 7 gallons of linseed oil to yield 17 gallons of paint at a cost of 1.85 per gallon. The note promotes boot paint and asks readers to call John L. Arnold in Athens, Georgia for details.
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John L. Arnold
Athens
Georgia Court Ruling Says No State Speed Law for Automobiles
Atlanta July 31 A Georgia appeals court decision declares there is no automobile speed law in the state. The ruling creates questions about homicide convictions tied to speed and exposes a broader gap in the legal framework governing vehicle speeds and driving conduct.
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Atlanta
State Court of Appeals
Georgia
Ed Hayes
Migs Aline West
Ahe
Gir Han Bong
Miss Weatcakes
Referendum Tack Drives Felker Bill Push in Senate
Atlanta July 31 Senator Felker, one of the 27th, pushes referendum tactics into two bills to match the Tippins measure. One proposes banning near beer and substitutes, the other abolishes locker clubs. Both would go to a December 1 special election if enacted, with tax gains claimed to offset Tippins revenue losses.
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Atlanta
Senatr Pelker
Brown
Melker
Senate Temperance Committee
Felker
Senate
House
Hooper Alexander
Tle
General Assembly
Georgia
Miss Clara Arnold Hurt In Railroad Wreck En Route Home
Miss Clara Arnold daughter of Mr Ku J Arnold living on Baxter street lies ill at home after injuries from a railroad wreck on the Frisco Line west of Birmingham while traveling toward Atlanta. Her father Mr Arnold left Omaha to bring her home. she arrived yesterday morning and was resting fairly well last night.
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Clara Arnold
Ku J. Arnold
Baxter Street
Miss Arnold
Omaha
Nebraska
Nebraska City
Athens
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mr. Arnold
Ming Arnold
Liberal Philadelphia restaurant owner tricks miner
Philadelphia July 31 Edmund Byrne operates a Ridge Avenue restaurant. A stranger claiming to be Jimmy Ryan from Mohanoy City asked to send him money via a waiter to cover an unusual bill. The miner’s request led to an elaborate, odd exchange ending with the patron leaving with change and a folded bill.
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Philadelphia
Edmund Byrne
Ridge Avenue
Byrne
Jimmy Ryan
Mohanoy City
Walter
Ryan
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