Sheppard Substitute for Lipscomb Bill Passed by House
The House approved the Sheppard substitute for the Lipscomb bill by 107 to 39 after a lengthy session. Tax reformers, seeking a state board and county equalization, aided passage, while some backers of Mr Sheppard and Dr Stovall shifted positions. The roll call showed allies and opponents of tax revision, with notable defections preventing a broader coalition.
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Lipscomb
Stovall
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State Board
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Elbert
There Is a Way Out and The Constitution Want Ads
Continued on Page Twelve. There is a way out and no obstacle too great with will power. If you seek a job read The Constitution want ads daily. Businessmen seek you there and will pay. Advertise yourself under Wanted Situations. The Constitution want ads are trusted because they are paid for.
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the Constitution
Atlanta
Castro's Return to Lead Revolt Stuns Officials
Exiled former president Cipriano Castro reportedly returned to Venezuela at the head of an armed force, prompting U S government alarm over stability and prompting orders for naval protection and a possible Des Moines deployment from Brunswick Georgia. Venezuelan authorities report uprisings in multiple regions as Gomez moves to assert dictatorial powers to crush the rebellion. General Jose Manuel Hernandez, a leading exile, met with officials in Washington amid tensions.
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Gomez
Washington
Venezuela
Cipriano Castro
State Department
Department
Castro
Canary Islands
Venesusla
Caracas
United States
Legation
Richard J. Biggs
Northcott
Cattery
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Navy Department
Des Moines
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Laguaira
Hernandez
Capital
Jose Manuel Hernandez
Roosevelt
Bryan
Rl Mocho
Core
Gwit
Thomas W Yvetter
la Guaira
la Guatra
Gomes
Federal Council
Juan Vicente Gomez
Ambassador Wilson Report Contradicted in Mexico Peace Efforts
Washington reports say the Wilson administration seeks to avoid stirring U.S. policy while Mexican federal and constitutionalist factions pursue stability. Officials deny European pressure and indicate Ambassador Wilson’s testimony may clash with state department position. Provisional president idea centers on Miguel Covarrubias, Huerta appointee, to enable a fair election.
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United States
Wilson
Bryan
Mexico City
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wison
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Mexico
Wilron
State Department
Flood
House Committee
Senate Committee
Migel Covarrubles
Russia
Covarrubias
Huerta
Saloon men lose in Macon court
Macon Georgia August 1 Special judge H A Mathews of the Bib le superior court halted Hol Cassidy’s saloon on Cotton avenue by granting a permanent injunction declaring it a public nuisance The decision could reshape Georgia prohibition enforcement and spur similar actions against other Macon saloons The Law Enforcement League presented evidence including witnesses Buss Allen R F Willingham and H W King The defense contended irregularities and estimated revenue losses if all saloons closed.
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Bible Au
Berior Court
Georgia
Hol Cassidy
Cotton Avenue
Law Enforcement League of
Supreme Court
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Stullar
Cassidy
Charles Bekakes
Demalees Street
Tony Outre
Law Enforcement League
R. Feagin
John R. Cooper
Joe Hill Hall
Sam B Hunter
Feagin
Caaslay
Bua Allen
Forsyth
League
R. F Willingham
H. W. King
Cassidy Place
Cooper
Fall
Solicitor General's Office
W. N. Ainsworth
John L. White
Beekeeper's Runaway Team Injures Ohio Farmer
Upper Sandusky Ohio farmer James McClain was badly injured when his horses bolted during movement after stings from bumble bees triggered the animal fright. Authorities report the incident occurred in the late summer period as the team bolted, causing severe injuries to McClain.
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Upper Sandusky
Ohio
James McClain
Regimen Tramples Upon American Flag in Parade
Saskatoon August 1 A member of the Saskatoon militia was court-martialed and discharged for trampling an American flag under his feet during a parade last night. The regiment threatened to resign if the dismissal stood and the offender was reinstated as the One Hundred Fifth Fusiliers marched down the main street a girl in an automobile waved an American flag before a bugle band member. A man broke ranks, seized the flag, and trampled it while most of the regiment marched over it.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Fate of Mrs Hawkins Lies With The Jury
Seltgetiney Georgia trial of six lie Hawkins widow of three children. Bartow Cantrell and brother Jim Cantrell stand accused. Jury out late tonight after Mrs Hawkins denied knowledge of the crime. State presented letters between Silvia Hawkins and Jim Cantrell. Defense opened by Colonel William Johnson. Colonel McMillan spoke for the state and Colonel Ben Gaillard delivered a passionate defense of officials.
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Seltgetiney
slixie_Hawking
Arthur Hawkins
Bartow Cantrell
Jim Cantrell
Silvia Hawkins
Ina
William Johnson
McMilan
Ben Gaillard
de Yence
Johnson
Savannah heat claims life of D A Sheehan
Long article describes congressional banking and currency bill progress in Washington and Savannah. It notes the bill’s government control aims, amendments on reserve requirements, earnings distribution, and a blocked insurgent change. The piece also reports Daniel A. Sheehan’s death from sunstroke in Savannah, August 1.
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Reserve Board
Washington
House Banking and Currency Committee
Messare
Representative Glass
Owen
Senate Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Jbanks
Savannah
Litte Alscungton
Daniel A. Sheehan
Falls Against Saw and Is Cut in Two
DeFuntak Florida August 1 Walter Bowers superintendent of a sawmill in Quite Tervin Walton county died today when he fell against a rapidly reversing saw. His back was to the blade and his body was ripped to the breast bone. He was a prominent cattle and sheep raiser in Walton county.
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DeFuntak
Fla
Walter Bowers
Quite Tervin
Walton County
Healdes
Bowers
Waiton County
Gasoline Explosion Destroys Stores and Homes at Gate City
Fire from a gasoline tank in a department store in Gate City Virginia today destroyed six stores and five residences. Losses exceed 80000 dollars. Volunteers fought the blaze, saving the town from total destruction.
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Gate City
Startling Evidence in Leo Frank Trial Faces Jury
Dr Harris secretary of the state board of health testifies at the Leo Frank murder trial. He describes the stomach contents and a cabbage based meal indicating death occurred within a half to three quarters of an hour after eating. He details a head wound on Mary Phagan and collapses briefly from illness during testimony.
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Mary Pgan
Leo M. Frank
Roy Harris
State Board of Health
Sésaton
Harris
Gakbegs
Weather Prophecy Local Thunder Showers Forecast
Weather prophecy notes possible thunder showers for Georgia Derant area with a Sunday mention. The report lists temperature ranges, rainfall and deficiency data for the month, including high and low temperatures and mean values, without precise figures due to garbled OCR.
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