Brown Attacks Record Of Smith In Georgia 1914 Campaign
Marietta August 3 1914 Joseph M Brown charges Senator Howe Smith with a weak record as governor and as U S senator amid a Georgia political clash. He cites port rates proposed by Smith lawmakers and railroad commission actions, argues for pensions for Confederate veterans and criticizes Smiths political appointments and stance on southern interests.
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Oriental Pearl Necklaces at Five Dollars Each
The ad offers regular length Oriental Pearl Necklaces in small medium large and graduated styles with solid gold clasps. Wires and styles available at five dollars. Also promotes pearls boxes cameos and a catalog Facts About Diamonds with complimentary booklet upon request.
Threatening Weather for Gate City Today
The weather report for Gate City indicates cloudy and threatening conditions. Atlanta forecasts show showers with southeasterly winds, moderate temperatures near the day’s start, and very moist, murky air.
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Wife files for divorce alleging cruel treatment
Bre Mergeret Copeland Burney petitions for divorce from Roberta Burney in Fulton County Superior Court alleging years of cruelty after a marriage begun in November. She accuses him of beating and leaving her bound and gagged on a bed for two days and seeks alimony and a divorce.
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Senate Debates Military Legislation Amid Controversy
The Georgia Senate adjourned amid debate over abolishing the adjutant general office and a resolution to refer the matter to the governor. The dispute pitted Adjutant General Nash against Quartermaster Obea, with motions to adjourn and to meet at 9 am Tuesday failing amid tense exchanges and procedural maneuvers. A separate Sweat resolution proposed investigating terms to extend the Western and Atlantic railroad toward Jacksonville. Also, a fatal auto crash near Baltimore killed Mrs Carolyn Beefe and injured her husband among Norfolk travelers.
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