Georgia Capitol Dorsey Proposes Annex and Move Plan
A Georgia legislative resolution outlines a capital relocation debate with two paths. One would move the capital to Macon with a $3,000,000 gift and a new mansion, the other would keep Atlanta, fund annexes and a new governor’s mansion at up to $2,900,000, with a commission to study options and a trial two-year rental.
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Capital Removal Battle Up Again
A heated discussion in the Georgia legislature centers on a Macon led push to move the capitol via referendum. Critics say the measure lacks legal form and would not bind the state. supporters argue it could bypass two thirds vote requirements.
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Trade of England Faces Disaster Amid Labor Turmoil
Industrial commissioner warns of looming disaster as coal shortages and unemployment bite Midlands towns. MPs debate Labour's push for political power while reformers urge restraint and warn of a widened rift with Parliament. Lloyd George faces strain on his compromise policy as a new generation of socialist leaders rises.
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Universal Army Training Advocated in Legislation
The bill proposes universal military training for males 18 to within two years of age, with annual registrations and local, district, and national boards to manage eligibility. Aliens under 15 to 26 may be drafted after six months, with exemptions for those at war with the U.S. or dependent on others for support, among other criteria.
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Coca-Cola sale talk centers on Candler family group
A Georgia family led by Asa G. Candler Sr plans to sell Coca-Cola stock and the trade name, formula, and goodwill, excluding bottling rights and real estate. Stock distributed via Central Bank and Trust Company. Howard Candler remains president. Asa G. Candler Jr and Samuel Candler Dobbs are among buyers. Coca-Cola operates plants nationwide and earns about 1.25 million annually.
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Outlaw Al Jennings Biographer Tells O Henry Tale
The article previews a biography by AE Jennings about O Henry and his fugitive friend Al Jennings. It highlights a deep lasting friendship, their prison pasts, and their triumphant return to honor, with readers invited to share the story of their intertwined lives. The piece frames the duo as a notable American narrative from the valley of the ages.
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Bow the Evangelist of the Age Before His Time
A profile of Bow as a disciplined evangelist praised for hard work and faith, shaping a famed image through food acts and chimes. The piece highlights his fearless life, controversial tales of bandits and nightmare, and his role as a major American thought influencer. The story will run in Sunday Constitution’s magazine section with the first installment next Sunday.
United Cigar Stores to Close on Sundays
All United Cigar Stores in the United States will stop trading on Sundays. G M DeVoy district sales manager announced in Atlanta after a telegram from company President Edward Wise. The change takes effect August next Sunday. Windows will display a sign reading Kicking over all traditions the United Cigar Stores will close on Sundays Buy your Sunday smokes.
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Felder Sues Over Missing Candy Box in Georgia
Thomas S Felder former Georgia attorney general and former U S Senate candidate sues in Macon municipal court for a two pound candy box lost after sending it via the Hotel Dempsey to a young woman from the Georgia Normal and Industrial College. He seeks $2 in the bail trover action claiming demand was made without satisfaction and hotel staff had no knowledge of the disappearance.
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Response of Colored 10 New Park as Most Gratifying
The notice promotes Ashby Heights as a superior area with large lots allowing one house per plot and improved housing conditions. It touts beauty and affordability, urging interest in the most up to date southern living and directing contact to Black & Constantine at 194% Peachtree Atlanta for purchases.
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