Prohibition Bill Moves To Georgia Senate For Vote Next Week
Special to the Banner reports the Tippins Alexander prohibition bill, passed by the house, is sent to the Georgia Senate. It heads to the temperance committee for quick review and likely return by Monday with a favorable report, aiming for a Senate vote perhaps Friday.
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Atlanta
House
Senate
Temperance Committee
Mr. Alexander
Georgia
Brown
Govrnor
Direct Trade Hope Between South and Gulf Ports
Washington July 11 direct steamship links from New Orleans and Mobile to East Coast of South America expand in a growing Latin American trade. President Finley cites April trade figures showing US exports to Central and South America and West Indies rose 14 percent in ten months. Imports from these nations also climbed over 16 percent, signaling rising bilateral commerce and benefits for Southern merchants and manufacturers.
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Washington, D. C
South Atlantic
Gulf
Finley
Southern Railway
New Orleans
South America
Mobile
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Central and South America
West Indies
Brazil
Argentina
Uruguay
Cotton Congress Fiasco in Atlanta Delayed Governors Show
Atlanta July 11 The Southern Cotton Congress slated for tomorrow and Friday may lack most southern governors. Only Virginia’s William H Mann signaled attendance among fourteen invited. Governor Brown warned Wadley the plan could violate Sherman and Trust laws. Wadley threatened court action and charter forfeiture, arguing penalties and compliance would apply to foreign corporations failing to answer.
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Atlanta
Brown
William H. Mann
Virginia
Jas
Dole Wadley
Wadley
DuBose proposes county board of education for Clarke County
Representative DuBose of Clarke introduces a measure to establish a county board of education in several Georgia counties with populations around twenty three to twenty four thousand. The plan supports adopting a unit school system for Clarke County well known for its prior discussions. Mail carriers may soon fly as a sign of progress. Dr King s New Discovery for coughs and lung diseases remains popular. Mrs Davis of Stickney Corner Me attests to its effectiveness after other treatments failed. Price 50c and 1. Trial bottle free at local stores.
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Atlanta
DuBose of
Clarke
Uncle Sam
Dr. King
America
W. J. Smith & Bro
R. Palmer & Sons
Confession in Duluth murder case shocks Georgia
Mack Strickland a colored man, jailed in Lawrenceville after a 13 year old girl was assaulted and killed near Duluth. He admits the crime saying the girl went with him willingly then cried and threatened to tell her father. He says he killed her with a plank and left the body in the woods before returning to work. Lynching threats arose but the coroner ordered his jail transfer for September court. An unrelated housewife health ad follows.
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Lawrenceville
Mack Strickland
Duluth
Strickland
Atlanta
Calvert Dunning
Druid Hills
East Lake
Dunning
East Lake Golf Links
Nlight
Many Ladies Boost for New County in Georgia
A delegation of Winder women visited Atlanta to advocate creating Barrow County named after a UGA chancellor. They wore white ribbon badges and will address the senate committee on constitutional amendments Thursday at 3. Editors Paul Harber and R C Ross support the movement.
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Atlanta
Charming Winder
Barrow
University of Georgia
Senate Committee On
Georgia
Paul Harber
The
Commerce Observer
R. C. Ross
Winder News
Platform for Georgia by Jim Price Loosely Outlined
Atlanta July 10 A former state senator J D Price of Oconee proposes a loose political platform focused on helping white farmers. He advocates supporting the one horse farmer, enabling land ownership at moderate prices, and expanding cattle and hog production to boost profits. He argues this approach could shape Georgia policy and invites others to challenge it.
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Atlanta
Statehouse
Hoh
J. D.price
Oconee
Booker Washington
Georgia
South
Mr. Price
Markets Weather Forecast and New York Cotton Quote
The report notes a fair weather forecast for markets with cotton trading in New York quoted at 12 to 12 1 8 cents per pound. The update emphasizes market conditions and price direction for traders.
Atlanta Divorces Spoil Miniature Reno Trend
Atlanta reports eighty five divorces granted in a single Fulton county superior court sitting. analysis shows Atlanta averages about 360 divorces yearly, with over 40 percent of cases by residents who moved to the city to obtain divorces, often on desertion grounds.
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Atlanta
Fulton County Superior Court
Reno
Candidates for Georgia state offices listed in July 11 entry
Special to the Banner Atlanta Ga July 11 listing candidates for state house offices with August 1 entry deadline. Governors Slaton and Hall. Attorney General Felder and Jones. Agriculture Blalock Price Brown. School Superintendent Brittain and Beck. Railroad Commissioners Hillyer Gray Trammell Bankston Sharp James Flynt. Prison Commissioners Patterson Johnson Cromartie Tuggle Gravenstein. Also re candidates Cook Speer Lindsay Stanley Atkinson Hill Pottle Hill. Congress candidates for districts one through twelve. final entries show incumbents seeking re election in several districts.
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Atlanta
State House
John M. Slaton
Joe Hill Hall
Macon
Thomas 3. Felder
W. R. Jones
Greenville
Felder
A. O. Blalock
Fayetteville
J. D. Price
Farmington
J. J. Brown
Bowman
M. L. Brittain
B. H. Beck
Barney
Brittain
George Hillyer
J. F. Gray
Savannah
Paul B. Trammell
Dalton
W. Trox Bankston
West Point
J. J. Sharp
Cordele
J. H. James
J. J. Flynt
Griffin
Messrs
J. A. Cromartie
Springfeld
Hill Tuggle
Steug Mountain
A. N. Gravenstein
Guyton
Patterson
Philip Cook
W. J. Speer
J. W. Lindsay
Commerce and Labor
H. M. Stanley
Supreme Court
Samuel C. Atkinson
Warner Hill
Appellate Court
J. R. Pottle
Ben H. Hill
Congress
Charles H. Edwards
S. A. Roddenberg
Thomasville
Charles RB. Crisp
Americus
Emmett Shaw
Fort Gaines
John Mercer
Ren Leal
William Sehley Howard
Charles L. Bartlett
Bacon
John R. Cooper
J. W. Wise
Bartlett
Gordon Lee
Chickamauga
Samuel J. Tribble
Elberton
Thomas M. Bell
Gainesville
W. A. Charters
John N. Holder
Jefferson
Bell
Thomas W. Hardwick
Sandersville
Horace M. Holden
Crawfordville
Hardwick
T. A. Parker
Waycross
Randall Walker
Valdosta
Dudley Hughes
Danville
The Choice of a Husband Ad Promises Life Pills
In a cheeky ad, a woman is warned that choosing a husband is vital and should avoid weakness, bad blood or foul breath, urging Dr King’s New Life Pills to gain strength, fine complexion, pure breath and cheerful spirits. Sold for 26c at Joe Bro and H.R. Palmer.
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Dr. King
W. Joe Bro
H.R. Palmer
Judge Price Gilbert Visits Athens During North Carolina Trip
Judge Price Gilbert, a leading circuit judge in Georgia, traveled with his wife to the North Carolina mountains. Due to poor roads, he stopped in Athens for a day, exchanging greetings with many local friends and enjoying a pleasant stay.
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Price Gilbert
North Carolina
Judge Gilbert
Columbus
Georgia
Athens
Gilbert
Storm Batters Woodville With Record Rainfall
Strong winds and heavy rainfall damaged crops across the Woodville area. Corn and cotton suffered extensive damage as fields were leveled and washed. the storm produced the heaviest rainfall on record for this half hour period in the town.
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Woodville
Insect Bite Costs Leg in Boston Man Case
A Boston man lost his leg from an insect bite two years earlier. To avert such calamities from stings use Bocklen's Arnica Salve to kill poison and prevent inflammation. Heals burns, scales, ulcers, piles, eczema, cuts, bruises. Only 25 cents at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Boston
Bocklen
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Masons Eighth District Convention to Meet in Athens
The Masonic Eighth District Convention will assemble in Athens on Wednesday August 14 at the Masonia Temple Mt Vernon lodge hosts about two hundred visitors. Officials include J F Bond W M and A B Harper Secretary with W A Capps S W Zachary and J H McKinnon among others. The program covers welcome addresses, business sessions, a barbecue dinner, M M degree conferrals, a public address by R W G W Ballard and a social gathering in Judge rooms. Also included is an advertisement for Do It Yourself paint pricing by John L Arnold Athens Ga.
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Athens
Eighth
Georgia
Athena
Masonia
Max Joseph
Dorsey Furniture
Mount Vernon Lodge
J. PF
Bond
W. M
Troy Beatty
H. J. Rowe
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Max Michael
J. FL. Bond
Mt Vernon Lodge
Senate quickly confirms Brow nominees for Georgia posts
Gov Joseph M Brown’s four appointments to Athens city court judge and solicitor plus Milledgeville college trustees were unanimously confirmed by the Georgia Senate in about five minutes. The session left little time for debate and noted one appointee, Steve Upson, had previously been named by Gov Hoke Smith.
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Senate
Atlanta
Accesi
Joseph M. Brown
Weat
Athens
Stave Upeon
J. M. DuPree
Montezuma
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
E. A. Tigner
Steve Upson
Hoke Smith
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Foley
John Heath
Michigan
Cal
Jim Prices
Platform
New York
Liverpool
Chicago
Tony
Winn
House of III Fame
Men and Religion Forward Movement
Margaret Laing
Masons
F. L. Bond
Danielaville
W. A. Capps
W. M. Pitman
Tyler—C, EB. Underwood
R. W
G. W. W. H. Ballard
Brunswick
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