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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1913

Page

14

Limitation Tax Bills Defeated in State House Debate

The house defeated constitutional amendments to cap common school and pension appropriations, proposed by Speaker Burwell. The school measure failed 123 to 72, and the pension proposal failed 97 to 97 with a required two thirds vote. Both aimed to limit appropriations by revenues from general tax law to support schools and pensions.

House Burwell Hancock Byesker Burwell Dlts Basia

Funeral of Dr Garrett Held at Lithia Springs

Lithia Springs Ga August 6 Funeral of Dr G G Garrett one of the foremost physicians of Uhia secon? who died at his home last night at 7 oclock was held at the home at 2 oclock this after noon He had been a practicing physician for more than 30 years being graduate of the Atlanta Medical college His service as house physician for the famous Sweetwater Park notes during [in existence made him one of the most widely known general practitioners In the state He served 84 years on the Douglas county board of education 15 years of which he was chairman of that body Aside from this profession educational work in Douglas county received his closest attention He took an active interest in the municipal affairs of this place Since the formation of the town he served continuously as councilman or mayor The following children survive him Dr G Garrett Austell Mrs W Bays Corrington G L Garrett Was Sruss Mizzea Lilian ac fattia Garrett and B A Garrett Lithia Springs

Lithia Springs G. Garrett Uhia Secon oHoe Atlanta Medical College Sweetwater Park Douglas County W. al Bays Corrington Garrett Was- Sruss Mizsea Lilian Fattia Garrett B A. Garrett Idthia Springs

Blanchard and Warren Surrender to Sheriff in Cordele Ga

Harley Blanchard and John Warren eluded officers for days in Crisp county before surrendering to Sheriff. Charged with assault with intent to murder after an ambush on Ambrose Powell, they were bound over for trial in J. B Smith’s court on $590 bonds each. Powell was seriously injured.

Cordele Angus Crispi Harley Blasehard John Warren Schargea Ambress Powel Te Elty Raemderad Sharif Waré Spetare J. B Smith Umier iPowell

Stone Named Judge for Monroe City Court Appointment

Governor Slaton appointed Alonso C Stone as judge of Monroe City Court and H G Nowell as collector. Terms run four years from August 17. The Havana Daily Post editor Georges H Bradt, connected to Cuba, is noted in the report with mentions of Alcifredo Zaras and a trip during Bradt’s tour with his spouse at the Ansley hotel.

Stone Monroe City John M. Slaton wWeanes Alonso CG Stove Monroe H. G. Noweil George Bradt Georges H. Bradt Havana Daily Post Betty Om Mr. Bradt Boo H Alfirtdo Zaras Cuba Ansley Hotel Senate Dafaure McGregor Brcause Alonzo ¢. Stone

Resinal Soap and Ointment Cure Pimples in Atlanta Woman

Atlanta, April 24 1913—Mrs HP Gaddis of 234 Pryor St reports her face clogged with pimples cleared by Resinal Soap and Ointment. She says the products healed skin quickly, left it soft and smooth, and boosted confidence. She now praises ongoing use and recommends the remedies, noting they were obtained from a druggist and trials offered.

Atlanta. Ga Gaddis Baltimore

Senate Kills W. A. Bill After Amended Provisions

The state senate stripped vital extension clauses from the W. and A. bill and voted 23 to 1B against the amended measure. Debate over legality of a proposed commission and its pay followed, with the remuneration clause later struck. The session also saw a revived registration bill, debated remarks, and several executive confirmations, including judges and city court appointments.

J. L. Sweat State Senate Senate Sweat Stark Hale

July activity at Atlanta playgrounds tops in year

More than 25 000 Atlanta children visited six city playgrounds in July. Playground Director Joe Bean told the park board that July was the most active month in the park system under Dan Carey. Elaborate plans are set for Rally Day on August 23.

Atlanta Joe Beanmain Park Board Dan Carey Park Department Paris

Passengers Fight Flames On Sleeping Car Train

A Savannah to Atlanta Central of Georgia train woke passengers about 4 am when a sleeping car caught fire from an awning. Passengers, many in night attire, along with Harry T. Hays and Jesse M. Wood helped extinguish the blaze. no serious injuries reported as the train reached Atlanta after 5:30 am.

Morpheus Ira Central of Georgia Savannah Mars Harry T. Hays Jesse M. Wood Hayes Boston Wood Hays Macon Atlanta Griffin Greene Houston Berry Committee For Action

Committees Named for Cotton Exhibit Formed

General Chairman Mell R Wilkin son appointed Cotton Mill Men Fertilizer Gins and Machinery committees to organize the permanent exhibit occupying a full floor in the new chamber of commerce building. Members include Aten Johnson Samuel A Carter Oscar Hisas B Z Scott W H Whittier W L Pes TI C Fisher Harvey Johnson H A Rogers George McCarty and GR Winship. Committees will meet soon to advance work with cotton mill and cotton seed product exhibits led by designated groups. The J Murray company will supply a cotton oil plant model as a key exhibit feature.

Mell R. Wilkinson Chamber of Commerce Cotton Mil Men's Committee Aten Johnson Exposition Cotton Mill Samuel A. Carter Gate City Oscar Hisas Fulton Flag and Cotton Mills B. Z. Scott Scottdale Mills W. H. Whittier Walt W. OH. Camp J Murray Company

Crematory Engineer 10 Gets 1500 A Year In Atlanta

Atlanta officials reach agreement on salaries for the new crematory staff. The chief engineer will earn 1500 a year with assistants and a third engineer to be hired before testing the plant. Eight hour shifts, thirty operators, and potential energy sale to Georgia Railway and Power Company discussed.

Atlanta Claude L. Ashis Citu Sanitary Committee G H. Brandon Board of Health BP. D. Canham Destructor Company H. Mitchel J. A. Day Ashley Canham Georgia Railway and Power Company

Bulloch County Plans Chamber of Commerce Formation

Bulloch county residents move to create a Bulloch County Chamber of Commerce with headquarters in Statesboro. The county Watermelon Festival will be held at Brooklet on August 7. The Statesboro and Savannah railroad will join in support, and D N Racot invites Charles J Haden and Professor M Soule to speak, uniting farming and business for the county’s welfare.

Statesboro Chinenas Bulloch County M. Soule

Sheet Metal Workers on Contests at Biennial Session

The third day of the biennial session of the International Alliance of Sheet Metal Workers opened in Piedmont convention hall with the credentials committee report. Several contests before the committee may extend the proceedings two or three days. the sessions are executive with no public committees and little general interest.

Macet Metal Workers’ International Alliance Piedmont Thane Ott

Bailiff heads to Canada to extradite J. C. Moore

Athena Georgia August report states Clarke County bailiff Sage left for Canada with requisition papers to return J. C. Moore a former representative for a New York life insurance company. Moore accused of obtaining large policies without delivering value and will be tried in Clarke Superior Court.

Athena Beiliff TA Sage Canada Clarke County J. C. Moore New York Clarke Superior Court

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