Suffrage Rally Planned For Saturday Night Event
A suffrage rally, announced by Mrs. Beaumont Davison, will be held Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the Flatiran buildings. The event follows a Tuesday meeting where over 300 advocates attended. Speakers include William Rawling Ernest Buchanan George Haney and Jerome Jones. Bugler Clark will perform the assembly call and taps at adjournment.
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House to Reconsider Auto Tax Bill Reconsidered Vote 108 to 46
The House voted 108 to 46 to reconsider the automobile license tax bill, the second highway measure, while backers remain in control. The motion to reconsider followed a defeat for lack of a constitutional majority and is not set for full passage until Tuesday as opponents push concessions and companion amendments.
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Georgia House Debates Road Measure and Budget Plan
A lengthy Georgia House session featured speeches on road funding and state aid. Wilkinson argued for the measure while Holtclaw and Carswell defended opposing views. The vote on the measure passed 108 to 46, with supporting figures from Muscogee and Fulton counties. The agenda shifted to auto tax and banking bills, then to Pace’s budget bill to codify the constitution for future assemblies.
Constitutional amendments and assembly sessions shift in state legislature
The Georgia House discussed a proposed constitutional amendment and a state community service commission plan while debating funding and appropriations. Afternoon sessions collapsed due to lack of quorum as committees pursued hearings on coastal station bills and city limits expansions.
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New Camp Gordon Hut No 4 Opens With Dance
Elaborate plans for the opening of Hut No 4 at Camp Gordon featured Fifth Division Night activities. The War Camp Community Service led dancing with Atlanta girls and chaperons in attendance, Cantonment jazz band providing music, and a song program by Charles Morae and Hazel Dean. The building, completed around the armistice, had not been formally opened earlier.
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Bela Kun Reported Still In Control In Budapest
Vienna July 31 The Associated Press reports Bela Kun head of the Hungarian soviet government remains in power in Budapest per today’s advices but allies hope he will yield to appeals for turnover to socialists rather than radical communists. Conferences with M Agoston and Budapest socialists hint at a new government and possible solution to the government crisis.
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Licensing Board Proposed to Regulate Dye Imports
A debate in the Ways and Means Committee ended in a divided vote on a bill to create a licensing board for dye imports and impose a high tariff on foreign dyestuffs. The board would include three dye-industry reps, seven consumer reps, and a chair, with supporters hopeful and opponents signaling a minority report.
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President Wilson nominates Samuel H. Bibley to federal bench
President Wilson sent the nomination to the Senate naming Judge Samuel H. Bibley of Union Point for a federal district court judgeship. The action was recorded from Washington on July 30.
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Union Point Lawyer Chosen for Georgia Federal Bench
Attorney General Palmer recommends H Sibley of Union Point for the Georgia district federal bench after weighing age limits, bipartisan acceptance by Senators Smith and Harris, and Sibley’s noted legal ability and character. The final select aligns with the policy of appointment acceptable to both Georgia senators.
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Georgia Judges and Political Pressure in Appointment Debate
The speaker recounts choices for Georgia judge appointments and describes political maneuvers. He notes support for Sam Sibley as best candidate, opposition from outside influences, and mentions figures like Shepard Bryan and Hon. Alex King in Atlanta amid the appointment controversy.
Sibley, Union Point native, elevated jurist of Georgia
Judge Samuel Hale Sibley born July 12 1873 at Union Point led University of Georgia class for three years and graduated with first honors in 1892. joined Chi Phi, studied law, practiced in union Point. served as city court judge Greene County and ordinary of Oglethorpe area. president of Georgia Bar Association in 1918. acted as state special counsel in tax cases before US Supreme Court. declined Court of Appeals appointment. long time leader in religious and social causes. married Florence Weldon Hart in 1897. three children Mam, Bara, Weldon. cousin John A. Sibley prominent Atlanta lawyer.
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One Price Dental Office Promises Low Prices in Atlanta
In an advertisement, the One Price Dental Office claims it offers the highest quality dental work at the lowest prices in the city. It urges past patients to trust their low-cost, expert service at 104s Whitehall Corner, Atlanta, and promotes courteous care and repeat referrals to sustain its business.
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