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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1909

Page

10

Eyeglasses That Stay On Help in Warm Weather

Careful study and practical experience guide eyeglass guards and devices. Specialists design guards for difficult cases and can usually fit anyone with nose glasses. Do not be discouraged. seek a fitting opportunity.

Protests Filed Over Senate Action on McLendon Case

Seventeen senators filed a protest recorded in the journal accusing the Senate of illegal actions in removing Chairman McLendon of the railroad commission and of failing to note Senator Callaway's vote on the Athens bond deal. The document argues the removal was a bill of attainder and a constitutional violation and asks for journal corrections. It notes objections by Senators Jackson and Harrell but they did not block recording.

GQ. McLendon Railroad Commission Senate R. D. Callaway Athens Hoke Smith McLendon United States Callaway Smith Georgia Jackson Harrell Slaton Mr. McLendon Journal Banator Callaway Athans

Seaboard Offers 2 La Carte Dining Car Service

The Seaboard provides a two la carte dining car option for an August 1 excursion. Patrons are reminded to pay for what they receive and consider this when purchasing tickets. Office 88 Peachtree.

Seaboard Iwo Peachtree Loka

Wilcox Opens Real Estate Office in Atlanta

Howard V. Wilcox, a leading Atlanta real estate man, has left Hawin P Ansley to start his own firm. He opened offices in the Candler building and has pursued ambitious, practical development ideas for Ansley Park and surrounding districts.

Howard V. Wilcox Atlanta Hawin P. Ansley Candler Mr. Wilcox Anstey Park Wilcox

A Good Time to Buy a Diamond

A retailer promotes immediate diamond purchases before expected price increases. The pitch argues superior selection and value in the South, claiming no local house can beat their stones or terms.

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Senate Passes Railroad Bill Expands Eminent Domain Rights

The Georgia Senate, 29 to 6, approved a bill enabling railroads chartered in Georgia to condemn private property for spur tracks to industrial sites, double tracking, straightening curves, and building terminals with railroad commission consent. One city-consent amendment passed, while other proposals on taxation and station omission were defeated.

Senate Rutherford Georgia Perry Lana Harrell Committee On Rules Perry Harrell Railroad Commission Kemp Georgia Railroad Burwell Mathews Blackwell Fatroiote Ae ‘Sohnson Tosna

Senators Debate Soda Syrup Tax By Finance Committee

The finance panel weighing a general tax bill discusses taxing soda fountain syrups, with proposals from Rutherford and Burwell splitting the committee. Attorneys general opinion and constitutional questions cloud whether a per gallon tax will stand, while tax relief for Georgia invested home insurers is also considered.

Finance Committee Senate John C. Hart Burwell Rutherford House Burwall Bevan Rutherfory John 8. Chandler

Two full moons in August bring wet weather to Atlanta

The weather forecast for Atlanta predicts a fair day today but the state to continue showers. Rain yesterday and a 43.80 inch August so far confound averages, blamed in part on two full moons this month. A local weather provocateur tied the wet spell to lunar phases, while officials offer no definitive cause.

Weather Bureau Atlanta Peachtree Creek Chattahoochee Nance Bailiwick Grier

Reading Clerk Smashes Records Writing Tax Act In One Day

D F MacClatchey reading clerk of the House rewrote the general tax act in long hand in a single Tuesday session. With over 74000 words and numerous amendments to insert, he completed the task by 6 p.m. that day, ensuring accuracy for the governor's approval and state revenues for two years. He planned to deliver the revised bill to the Senate immediately.

D. F. MacClatchey House of Representatives General Assembly House Senate Bey McClat Chey McClatchey Marietta

Invisible Toric Bifocals Offer Seamless Vision

Walter Ballard Optical Co. announces invisible toric bifocals in one solid glass with no seams or dividing lines. Endorsed as perfect for reading and walking, the ad claims thousands furnished and invites a store visit to prove leadership in this line.

Walter Ballard Optical CO Poachtres St Atlanta

Cornerstone laid at R. E. Lee Institute in Thomaston

Thomaston Georgia August 5 cornerstone of the new R E Lee Institute and Auditorium was laid by Hon Henry Banks deputy grand master of Georgia. After the ceremony crowds moved to the courthouse where speakers included ex Governor Hoke Smith and Professor G T Olliphant. A barbecue followed nearby. Washington Defeats Augusta in baseball 8 to 1 with Bangam pitching ten strikeouts.

Thomaston R.E. Lee Institute Henry Banks Georgia Court House Hoke Smith G. T. Olliphant Macon Reere Washington Augusta Bangam Sun Simms Boston Tanhite

Broyles Seeks Georgia Railroad Commission Seat

Atlanta businessman and former railroad worker Tourge Broyles seeks appointment to the Georgia Railroad Commission after 23 years in rail service. Born as a brakeman, he rose to conductor yard master and master of train service, later becoming a prominent local business figure and Brown supporter.

G. McLendon Railroad Commission R. A. Broyles Atlanta Brown Friends Broyles Atlantic Georgia Pacific East Tennessee Virginia Georgia Central of Georgia Macon

Salesman Wanted for Georgia Stock Proposition

Advertises for several stock salesmen from a manufacturing concern in Georgia with best stock proposition. Provide application to CE Crawley at 1 North Pryor Street.

Georgia Crawley North Pryor Street

Fight on income tax amendment in Georgia senate

A Senate debate in Georgia focused on ratifying the federal income tax amendment. Senator Perry led efforts for swift action, while rules committees blocked a special order. The chamber showed strong anti ratification sentiment, with lobbying allegations cited and a clear belief of a forthcoming battle.

Senate United States Perry Thirty-Third Georgia Committees On Agathet

Grand Opera on Trains and Western Railroads Progress

The Rocky Mountain Limited offers a new travel luxury with operatic stars and orchestral recitals. Rock Island trains provide Victrola music in the observation salon, showcasing western railroads’ commitment to comfort and entertainment for travelers across the continent.

Iit Banda Prag Rock Island Colorado Rocky Mountain Limited

Settlement of Child Possession Near Atlanta

Macon Georgia August 5 Special Mrs C R Walker her husband and a brother of her husband left for Atlanta to settle disputes over possession of their little girl The differences centered on the child and warrants and charges were set aside The misdemeanor warrant against Mrs Walker will not be pressed

Macon C. R. Walker Atlanta Warran

Last Sermon by Rev J F Sden at Cuthbert Baptists

Rev J F Sden preached his last sermon as pastor of the Cuthbert Baptist church and, with his family, will soon move to take a pastorate at the Curtin Baptist church in Augusta, Ga, after being recently called to the position. The notice closes with an unrelated freight and travel ad snippet.

Cuthbert, Gs J. F. Sden Curtin Baptist Church Auguste

Shirtwaists and Kimonos on Sale at Attractive Prices

Linen shirtwaists in white lawn with embroidery and lace noted for neat sewing and good style. Dutch collars and chambray waists priced $1.50 to $3.50. Silk waists advertised as perspiration proof with Dutch collars and square necks. Long kimonos and lawn wrappers described as well made with regular prices up to $2.25. Short white kimonos and lace trimmed options offered at various sale prices.

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