Criminal Lobby at the Capitol
Atlanta reporters describe a lobbying investigation session revealing offers to influence votes on child labor and rail matters. Testimony includes a $500 bribe offer to Representative Mills, a heated exchange between Felder Jr. and Overstreet, and notes of whiskey in the speaker's room. The committee widens its probe with more witnesses expected over several days. Miss Lacy Linton is visiting the Miss. 2 Upson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
W. D. Milla
Thos. B. Felder, Jr
Overstreet
Screven
J. P. Knight
Berrien
Amorous
Lobbying Investigation Committee
Representative Mills
Thomas B. Felder Jr
Representative Overstreet
Martin Amarons
Southern Railway
Georgia
House
Senate
Underwood
White
McRee
Lowndes
Ledbetter
Bntil
Appointment of Col K. K. Barger as Oconee County judge
Governor Terrell appoints Col K. K. Barger of Watkinsville to the County Court of Oconee County, replacing long-time judge R. M. Jackson. Barger, a University of Georgia Law School graduate and former solicitor of the court, is praised for ability. Also notes arrivals, travels, and local events including a fire at a Plqua plant and various society items.
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Gav. Terrell
Col K. K. Barger
Watkinsville
Oconee County
R. M. Jackson
Jackson
Thrasher
Burger
University Law School
Plqua
Atereon School Furniure Company
Council sustains mayor in Wash Scott verdict
Yesterday afternoon the council heard the appeal of Wash Scott who was convicted in the mayor s court of resisting an officer in the discharge of his duty and after reviewing the evidence decided to sustain the mayor s decision.
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Wash Scott
Society Notes Highlight Highland Visits and Illnesses
Hon E J McRee of Lowndes county spent yesterday with friends in Athena. Mr and Mrs B F Holder Jr and Mrs J H Gay and Miss Marion Gay of Jacksonville Fla visited Tallulah Falls yesterday. News of W A Jester and Miss Katie Jester shows improvement after illness. Mr Charles B Griffith leaves Saturday for Clarksville to join family until September. Louis B Magid returns home to Tallulah Falls after a pleasant stay. Miss Jennie Wilson Fears, daughter of Mr and Mrs E P Fears, has been ill recently. Monroe Dearing of Savannah visits his mother on Milledge Avenue. Col Charles RH Brand spent yesterday in Athens.
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E. J. McRee
Lowndes County
General Assembly of Georgia
Athena
B. F. Holder, Jr
J. H. Gay
Marion Gay
Jacksonville, Fla
Tallulah Falls
Charles B. Griffith
Satur Day
Clarkenville
Louis B. Magid
Mr. Monroe Dearing
Savannah
Mrs. A . Dearing
Uniform Text-Books Adopted By Georgia Legislature
The Georgia House passed a uniform text book bill 107 to 45 or 48. The measure aims to establish a uniform system for common schools, with a compromise text and a subcommittee draft. Senate action followed with favorable judiciary committee reports. A separate measure creates probation officers in large cities, championed by Atlanta advocates. Both houses filed inquiries into lobbying amid pending investigations. RiMon's Relief is recommended for family use.
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Atlanta
Georgia
House of Representatives
Messrs West
Lowndes
Mitchell
Thomas
Whitley
General Judiciary Committee
House
Logan
Duethoe Little
Georg Kar
Senate General Judiciary Committee
Senate
Perry
Roth Houses
General Assembly
Will Legion
Telegraphic Brevities From A Turbulent Day
Drowned sons of a farmer near Beaufort report two young brothers die in a creek. U S warships patrol off Maine as diplomatic tensions flare. Bryan denounces Cleveland in Orleans after addressing Oslo Democrats. Colombian government blocks U S cable messages to Minister Beauprie at Bogotá. A storm at St Louis topples a world fair structure, killing five and injuring 25 of 30. French deputies discuss Anglo French arbitration treaty in London. Ramon's Relief advertised as neuralgia and headache cure with promotional claims. Longman Martinez paints offered for churches and institutions with guarantees, sample paints and pricing cited. Ludlow Garrie of New York fail in Consolidated Stock Exchange commission business. Kherson province governor ordered Zionist meetings banned and alms collections prohibited. Mrs. Tucker freed after grand jury finds no true will. court adjourns to November.
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Ernest
Raymond Conner
Beaufort
D. C
Unite States
Maine
Oslo Democrata
Orleans
William J. Bryan
Grover Cleveland
United States
Beauprie
Bogota
St. Louiis
London
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NEW York Commission House
New York
Madras
Batiste
Choice
Iis Town
Sea Island
Ms Presenta
Lucien B. Flatow CO
Max Joseph Mercantile Co
College Avenue
Clayton Street
Miss Lacy Linton
Upson
J. 8. Stewart
The
University of Georgia
W. P. Vanderall
Greenesboro
Mr. R. Brightwell
Masteys
Joe Fleming
Isabelle Fleming
Mires Beanie Brightwell
Maxeys
Mr. and
Mra
J. A. Hanlonts
Madison Springs
Miss McPherson
J. F. Rhodes
Nashville, Tenn
Telegraphic Brevitier
Tuskhegee
Washington
Boston
Capitalista
Machen
Vnezuela
Castro
Kicks Willia
Mneman
Columbus
Judson Brinson
Allen Adams
Macon
Mrs. Greene
W. A. Jester
Katie Jester
Misa
Jennie Wilson Fears
Mr. E. P. Fears
Charles RH
Brand
Athens
Georgia Legislature
Court of Appeals
Ramon
Longman & Martinez
Dozier Lumber Co
de Wrrr& Co
H.R. Palmer
Sona
W. J. Smith & Bro
Ludlow & Garrie
Consolidated Stock Exchange
St. Petersburg
Kherson
Ministry of the Interior
Tucker
Faotman
Lanier T Southern Business S College
Atlanta, Ga
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Ry
Western & Atlantic Ry
MO. E. Satterfield
N. Pryor Street
Union Depots
Ofice of Commissioners of
Rey Sa
Clarke County
Tay
Honda
Guscher
Mi Oylly
Cere
Naid
M. Meistre
Commissionera of Roads and Revenues
Hell
N.D Arnold
Thos. Halley
Arnold
Naalone
Kay Atiat
Pid Businen Ut
Clarke
Propime Corporation
Treasuiet
Edmund 5
Price
Wee Gray I Crawford
Haxter
Lems
Baxter Street
Wr. Williams
Land of Chas, Stern & Co
HH. Part, Arden
W. J. Rumell, Jr
Aid
A. U
Seaboard Railway
Ty I. Carter
Bromianey
Saul Carer
uMcloat
Willl
DHE
Mells
Cud Wanpany
Oorgia
Mid County
Male
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