Dixon Resolution Hearing Monday in Georgia capital dispute
Atlantas leaders pressed for a public hearing on the Dixon resolution as Macon allies moved to push the measure in the Senate committee. Speakers from Atlanta were named by Robert C Alston, with opposition to delaying action and calls for a joint 2 PM hearing Monday after a tentative plan for second reading Friday. The scene highlighted tensions between Macon advocates and Atlanta interests over the state capital relocation issue.
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Macon
Atlanta
Robert ¢. Alston
Eugene R. Black
Robert ©. Alston
Charles T. Hopking
Jack J. Spalding
Maton Biunderea
Georgia
Dixon
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Senate Committee On Public Property
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Georgia Capital Move Debate Drags On In Deadlock
The article outlines Georgia voters split over moving the capital to Macon versus incurring debt. Macon argues a referendum could mislead, fuelling public discord. A two campaign pattern emerges as proponents foresee a bigger struggle in the next general assembly.
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Viaue
Yura
Mipesnana
Macon
General Assembly
Georgia
Free Organ Concert Scheduled at Auditorium Armory
A free organ recital by city organist Charles A. Sheldon Jr. will be held Sunday at 4 PM at the Auditorium Armory. The program features works by Schubert Liszt Raff and others with French Scottish and national tunes. No recital next Sunday due to Sheldon attending the National Association of Organists convention. concerts resume the following Sunday.
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Auditorium Armory
Liszt
Schubert
Franz Schubert
Ralph Kinder
Franz Liszt
Raff
Will. C. McFarlane
Fidelis Zitterbart
Sheldon
Pittsburg
National Association of Organists
Disorders at Volunteers of America House In Atlanta
Testimony described continual disorder and fights at the Volunteers of America home on Metropolitan avenue Atlanta. A former inmate Mrs. W D Mitchell spoke of poor food harsh conditions and late night activities while witnesses noted undressing by windows and noisy conduct. Defense countered with Colonel Fegley insisting the Atlanta home was clean and well kept and that a new site would be secured after lease expiry.
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W. D. Mitchell
Metropolitan Avenue
Volunteers of America Hall
Atlanta
JP. C. Fopley
Volunteere of” America
Southern Regiment
Fegley
Nelle -Vanderwell
Showers Help Cool Atlanta On Friday
A weather brief notes showers will move across Atlanta on Friday lowering temperatures. Forecasters expect mild winds and a brief cooling trend with no major storms in the forecast for the day.
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Atlanta
Unclear fragment yields partial historic note in terse report
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions a lord, a former empress, a kaizer, and a cold, with scattered proper nouns and odd punctuation, conveying no coherent event or clear subjects.
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Parker Opposes Macon Capital Removal Plan In Senate
Judge T. H. Parker of Moultrie, southern Georgia leader, declares opposition to Macon driven moves to move the state capital. He argues the proposed constitutional amendment is irregular, illegal, and at odds with the state constitution, preferring orderly legal methods and noting South Georgia bears heavy costs and duties. He predicts political turmoil and waste of public funds if the measure advances.
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James A. Holtoman
General Assembly
Macon
Parker
T. H. Parker
Moultrie
South Georgia
Senate
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Turner
Avery
North Georgia
the Coastal Plain
Coroner's Jury Probes Marietta Murder of Julia Green
Marietta Georgia August 1 The coroner's jury convened over the death of Miss Julia Green who died after a mysterious attack while she slept. The panel adjourned to reconvene in the morning amid indignation and police suspicion targets unnamed parties. A prior argument with a Black man earlier that day was noted but its connection remains unclear.
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Raves
Miss Green
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Black burglar confesses to arson in Elberton home
In Elberton Georgia a Black suspect named Gus Martin was arrested after burglarizing the home of Prince Halmes, stealing 325 dollars and a safety item, then setting fire to the vacant building to cover his tracks. Police recovered 200 dollars of the stolen money.
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Spe
Prince Halmes
Gus Martin
Signs Indicate Non Parking Streets At City Council
Mayor Key told the Street committee that non parking signs are needed on city streets to indicate unlawful parking areas. The committee approved drawing up a resolution to seek funds and place clear signs, while other motions covered paving Kimball Street, repair on West End Place, and a plan for Hemphill Avenue paving. A protest from McDougald Construction over water cuts on Whitehall Street was addressed and resolved.
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Ponce de Leone Avenue
Greenwood Avenue
Juniper Street
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Eighth Streets
Peachtrees
Hast Avenue
Randolphi Street
Alaska Avenue
East Avenue
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McMillan
Marietta
Hemphill Avenue
Banks not ready to name purchasers in Coca Cola sale
The Guaranty Trust Company and Chase Securities Company, representing the Coca-Cola stock syndicate, say no final decision has been reached on the proposed sale. They report several conferences but no closing point and cannot disclose prospective principals. Coca Cola reorganization plans face delays as stockholders' agreements remain unsettled.
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Louisville Druggist Sam Hauser Dies in Wadley
Dr. Sam C Hauser aged 15, a noted Jefferson County figure and Confederate veteran, died at his Wadley home after three weeks illness. Survived by widow, seven children, two siblings, and several in laws. Hauser was a cripple for four years and a Mason.
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Sam C.hauser
Jefferson County
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J.G. Hauser
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Hulah Hauser
College Park
L. Hauser
T. J. James
Adrian
Estell Hauser
New Orleans
A. 0. Duren
Augusta
C.M. Hauser
Salt Laks City
Utah
C. H. White
Gatesville
Texas
Productivity concerns voiced by Herbert Hoover
Herbert Hoover warned at a dinner for Lord Robert Cecil that European productivity is so low Europe could not survive twelve months. He cited the supreme economic council's reach from Batum to Helsingfors, noting coal distribution and food programs fed 200 million people while expending over eight hundred million dollars. He planned a California return after five years away.
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Lina
Puede Ledger
Garvico
Gopyright
London
Europe
Herbert Hoover
Robert Cecil
Supreme Economic Council
Batum
Helsingfors
Hoover
California
Gulied Ountries
Ger- NY
Labor Day Celebration Plans in Savannah Georgia
The Labor and Trades Assembly of Savannah announced at its meeting last night plans for a grand Labor Day celebration. The event will feature a parade with 10 000 men in line as a key feature.
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Fragmentary OCR item from New York coverage
A partial OCR read mentions New York city officials and the Georgia delegation with unclear context. The garbled text references a government figure stepping off and includes stray quotes and broken phrases, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
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New York
Georgia
British officers elevated to field marshal status
General H. Allenby formerly head of the British forces in Palestine and special high commissioner for Egypt and Sudan, and Lieutenant General Sir Herve, commander of the Second Army, have been raised to field marshal.
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