Busy Week Ahead in Georgia Lower House Lobby Probe
Georgia lawmakers face a busy week as the House shortens time to pass bills and seek quorum. They plan two daily sessions with possible night sessions, debate over convict labor, tax reforms, and corrections of last session laws. The joint lobby investigation chaired by Senator Hopkins aims to wrap by Friday, gathering names from witnesses and pushing for a report.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
House
Senate
Ho O W. Hopkins
Xenata Chamber
Messrs
Trener
Muscogee
Overstreet
Screven
Burglar Attack Wrecks New York Congressman's Wife
Mrs. John Henry Ketcham wife of the congressman from the Eighteenth New York district was badly injured by a thief found in her son's apartment in New York. A heavy poker was used. a collarbone was broken and a deep cut near the temple. The assailant fled. An unrelated drug advertisement follows, promising B. B. B. cures eczema and other skin troubles with a free sample offer.
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New York
John Henry Ketcham
Ketohans
Botanic
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
War Expected As Nations Brace For Hostilities
Victorian officers report rumors of planned war actions and rationing as ships from Yokohama bring warnings. Russian bean cake orders and munitions moves surface from Japanese ports while the Russian Asiatic Squadron and Japanese fleets prepare maneuvers in northern waters. A missionary murder in Shansi province and a new comet sighting add to tense news as telegraph charges are cut between Nikki and Hong Kong.
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Victoria
B. C
Tacoma
Yokohama
Port Arthur
Trcoma
Minh TA
Shans
Shiro Leow Yonouie
Nikki
Hong Kong
Asiatic Squadron
Japan
Russia
Few Men Go To Work In New York City Tie Up
Building trades strike disrupts New York City and Augusta activity as workers fail to report, following re fusal of housesmiths and bridge men to sign arbitration plan. Cheney cites short notice delaying mobilization and notes possible days before operations resume. DeWitts Little Early Risers praised as effective bile remedy by W S Philpot of Albany.
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New York City
New York
Augusta
C.F. Cheney
Ehort
Mr. Cheney
Vaiffeug
Japanese Cabinet Changes Clear Path for Ito to National Council
The report notes Marquis Ito’s elevation to the privy council and his expected move to national council, with Counts Muteukata and Marquis Yamagata named privy councillors. It argues this shifts Ito from party management toward decisive leadership, amid tensions tied to a looming domestic crisis and potential war threats highlighted in North China papers.
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Marquis Ito
National Council
Toto
Victoria
B. C
Privy Council
Muteukata
Yamagata
Cabi Net
Lima
Enam
China
Pole Turckowski Dies in Sing Sing Electric Chair
Antonio Turckowski, a Polish immigrant, was executed at Sing Sing for the March murder of Brooklyn saloon keeper John Shepoloski. He maintained innocence as he faced the chair, with the sentence pronounced June 22 and the interval to execution among the state's shortest.
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Antonio Turckowski
Sing Sing
John Shepoloski
Brooklyn
Turekowski
Denver Labor Troubles Spur Move to Oust Agitators
The Citizen's Alliance calls a mass meeting at the Denver Chamber of Commerce tonight with the aim of driving out agitators blamed for recent labor unrest. The Pointer's union resolved yesterday to oppose the alliance and denounce actions as outrageous and anarchistic.
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Citizen's Alliance
Denver
Colo
Citizen’s Alliance of
Thaver
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Aetior
Pointer
Misery of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint Warns Readers
An advertisement claims over 75 percent of Americans suffer sour stomach and related symptoms. It promotes August Flower as a remedy costing 25 or 75 cents, asserting two doses relieve distress and urging readers to buy from their druggist.
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United States
Pope election continues as third day yields no decision
Rome August 3. A morning ballot produced no result as fifth ballot remained fruitless. Crowds gathered at St Peters hoping for news while guards seal the conclave. Cardinals rose early and held mass in the Pauline chapel before resuming the waiting game.
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Rome
Sistine Chapel
St. Peters
Piazza
Balletazza
Vatican
Prince Chigo
Masas
Pauline Chapel
Earthquake Report Denied from Italian Islands
A published American report claiming an earthquake destroyed two Sicilian towns is unfounded. The latest tremor was on Saturday on the mainland, felt mainly in the Huevento province near Naples, but caused no damage.
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Rome
America
Sicely
Huevento
Naples
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Georgia Legislature
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
West & Troax
O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
DeWitt
Philpot
Albany, Ga
Orr Drug Co
Cardinals
Leo
Foley
A.H. Thurness
Mgr
Wills Creek Coal Co
Buffalo
Foley & CO
Chicago, Ill
H R Palmer & Sone
Arnold & Sorrells
the Orr Drug Co
W. J. Smith & Bro
E O McEvoy
Dimity
Percales
Madras
Castor
Davison & Lowe's
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