Anti Free Pass Bill Left Pending as House Sets Next Week Orders
The Georgia House debated rules and set several bills as special orders for next week. The anti free pass measure failed, while the Mattingly bond bill and Wrights pure food bill were scheduled for upcoming sessions. A $10,000 appropriation for Milledgeville sanitarium wards passed with restraints on new construction if current buildings suffice. The Fitzgerald banquet invitation honored the county creation, with local bills and readings planned for Saturday.
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House of Representatives
Rules Committee
Hall
Wright
Richmond
Chafer
Tueadey
Pitegereld
Fitegereld
Ben Hil County
Wilox
Irwin
Fitzgerald
Tolday
House
Sleton
Mn Calvin
Senate
Wos
Moesers
Haniman
Abin
Bartow
Alexander
DeKalb
Knight
Berrien
Hines
Baldwin
Alexanders
Lane
Jasper
Kelly
Ginstock
Parker
Hail
Bibb
Flanders
Johnscar
Bibb County
Committee On Rules
Williams
Laurens
Carswell
Wil- Hama
Carewell
Tha House
Sloyduesday
Mattingly
Mr Lawrence
Chatham
Wilcox
Fitzgerall
Ben Hill County
de Jka
Reading House
Clagis
McClatchey
Myr Rainey
Terrell
Miltkin
Wayne
Brunswick Juireal
Messra Duggan and Walker
Wastington
Jordan Yennett
Diamond Sales Slogan Emphasizes Quality and Trust
A promotional notice invites customers to view diamonds, promising beauty and quality at appealing prices. It asserts expert handling and dependable, honorable dealings with a full guarantee on every stone offered.
Five Representatives in House Debate on Informa tion
Georgia House members argued over criminal informa tions with bills on indictment by grand jury and per diem. Debate covered burdens on Bibb County, female protection, and the anti free pass proposal tied to per diem, with votes falling short of required thresholds.
City Schools Flood With Applicants For Opening
Over 12900 entrance tickets issued by Superintendent Slaton for city school pupils as August demand rises. Last year saw six new rooms built pre opening. more classrooms and teachers are ready yet a head for the technical department is awaited. The board committee seeks time to choose a worthy head as applications pour in, with September 4 opening in sight.
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Slaton
Ctty
Tiekrta
Edhccation
Miley
Victim of wreck dies at Grady hospital
A street car wreck in West End Thursday night claimed Conductor C Hightower who died at Grady hospital around 6:30 yesterday. The 19 year old, married man from Atlanta, moved from Dubtonega six months ago to work for Georgia Railway and Electric. He is survived by his wife Miss Keown of 268 East Hunter Street. The body will be taken to Dahlonega for burial after home services.
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Weat End
C. Hightower
Grady Hospital
Hightower
Mr. Hightower
Atlanta
Dubtonega
Georgia Railway
Miss Keown
East Hunter Street
W. 3. Keown
Dahlonega
Day of Prayer Designated for Georgia Industrial Home
Macon Georgia August 3 A day of prayer has been set aside for the Georgia Industrial Home on the second Sunday of the month, aimed at aiding the home’s work. The facility is strained for space and many needy children are turned away. organizers appeal to the public for support to advance the mission.
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Georgia Industriel
Macon
Georgia
Witness Shot From Ambush Near Jackson, Ky
Jackson Kentucky August 3 Asbery Speer a key witness against Judge James Hargis and co defendants in recent murder cases was shot from a roadside ambush near his Myrtle Fork home. He was struck in the back and another shot missed as he returned from Jackson where he had appeared in the cases of John Smith and John Abner.
King Edward and Emperor William to Meet Near Yombuts
London announces a summit between King Edward and Emperor William at or near Yombuts, Germany, scheduled for August 16. In Montevideo, August 3, students oppose Root, actively provoking public antagonism against Secretary Root amid critical commentary on his recent discourse.
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London
King Edward
Emperor William
Yombuts
Germany
Root
Montevideo
Secretary Root
City Hall debates rail franchise and meat ordinance action
The Atlanta Griffin and Macon electric railway franchise was approved on Exchange Place after Joel Hurt opposed the route citing a planned $875,000 theater on Exchange Place property. The city will protect the route for thirty years and draft a comprehensive meat inspection ordinance to require sanitary slaughterhouses and labeling.
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Council Committee On Electric and Other Railways
Atlanta, Griffin and Macon Electric Railway
Comen
Joel Hurt
Tata
Exchange Place
Edgewood Avenue
Equitable Building
Ivy Street
Hurt
Ivy
Decatur
Central Avenue
Wall Street
D Ellis
A Wimbish
Hi Street
Atlanta Avenue
Martin Street
Little
Fraser
Butler Atrest
Butler
Gilmer
Cops Targeted by Anti-Saloon League Over Liquor Ordinance
Georgia Anti Saloon League members threaten political action in local elections. Police officers who drink are labeled unfit for duty and may face opposition from voters who backed the prohibition ordinance. Leaders urge officers to abstain and support a crackdown to cleanse the city’s police force.
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Georgia
League
Anti League
Pa- Mce
Anti Saloon League
JB Rteasards
Georgia Anti Saloon League
Ant Ssicon League
Commutation for Before Day Club Murderers
The Florida board of pardons commuted the death sentences of Caldwell and Larkins to life imprisonment for killing N W Eppes, county superintendent of public instruction. Iam Edwards had been hanged last November. A stay was granted due to new evidence, and supporters had funded appeals. The murdered man's son testified he believed political enemies hired the trio.
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Tallahassee
Fla
State Board of Pardons
Caldwell
Larking
N W
Eppes
Board of Pardons
Chappell Seeks Georgia Judgeship After Court of Appeals Vote
Columbus August 3 Special announces that if Georgia adopts a court of appeals, Hon Thomas J Chappell of Columbus will seek one of the judgeships. An endorsement circulated among Columbus bar members was signed by many lawyers. Friends of Hon P Gobert of Columbus, collector general of the Chattahoochee circuit, urge his candidacy and he is considering the matter.
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Columbus
Georgia
Court of Appeals
Thomas J Chappell
Chappell
P Gobert
Colettor
Chattahockee
Electric Bitters At Bear Grove Ends Suffering For Holf
A resident of Bear Grove Iowa, E Holf, credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble, debility, and stomach complaints. He reports two years of suffering and says the remedy saved him, noting improvements in general weakness and blood problems. Trials endorsed by a local user and sold by druggists with guaranteed satisfaction.
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E Holf
Bear Grove
Calderon lauds Asbury Park speech on Americas unity
Bolivian minister Ignacio Calderon praised a recent address at the Colonial theater in Asbury Park New Jersey calling Riots Rio Janeiro remarks the most brilliant speech on the subject and saying it will aid unity among the American nations he urged closer relations among countries of the Americas during his visit last night.
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Calderon
Asbury Park
Ignacio Calderon
Bolivia
United States
Hera
Rio Janeiro
Americas
Higgins Ends His Dollar for Campaign Cash
New York August 9 Governor Higgins sent his dollar to the Republican campaign committee and a letter to Representative Sherman requesting support. General Brugere Jeetter, former commander in chief of the French army, who is recovering from appendicitis, saw his pension’s concession slightly approved today.
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Higgins
New York
Republican Campaign Committee
Sherman
Roosevelt
Brugere
Irwin County Whisky Bill Passes Senate Amid Dispensary Debate
The Georgia Senate approved a sweeping liquor bill targeting Irwin County with a heavy tax on private whisky sales and the abolition of the local dispensary at Octita. The measure, which also sets a 20000-dollar tax for private whisky dealers, faced strong opposition from Senators Rose and Sirmans who sought local option by amendment but failed. The session also considered convict distribution among new counties and school fund shares, with Governor Terrell urging convict and school fund apportionment nationwide.
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Wilcox
Senate
Octita
Benatora Rose
Sirmans
General Judiciary Committee
Bennett
Prison Commission
Terrell
General Assembly
University of Georgia
George Foster Peabody
New York
Phillips
Epworth
King
Chatsworth
Cartthers
Crum
Alapaha Circuit
Messrs
Orr and
Leigh
Senoia
Newnan
Mayson
Alexander
Edgewood
Bell, Blackburn and
Slaton
Williams
Madison County
Huses
Marshally
Harrell
Georgetown
Calvin
Academy
Richmond County
Barksdale and Wootten
Wikea
Singietary
Cairo
Mann
Boyton School
Mansfield
Nix
Wilson
Duluth
Frissell
Chattahoochee
Superior Court
Anderson
Thomas
Brooklet
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