Mills Denies $100 Offer Tale Before Lobby Committee
The testimony centers on Mr Mills stating he never received or recalled any offer of money to change votes for speaker. Ex Speaker John Little corroborates a separate version of an offer story and disputes Mills recollection. The committee probes multiple witnesses about payments, influence, and the child labor bill while planning further questioning of Colonel Loud and other figures.
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Testimony on Education Bill Probes Lobbying and Attacks
Committee hearings reveal attorneys hired by Georgia lawmakers and publishers to influence textbook legislation. Nash testifies about representations for Central of Georgia railroad and American Book Company while Little defends lobbying as exercising rights. Members discuss expenses, rebates, and the role of associations in the uniformity text book movement.
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Americas Book Company
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Nash
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King
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Froward
Pointer
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Rehlen
Georgia
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American Book Company
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Cheots
House
Johnson
Clinch
Ayres
Wilcox County Court House
Wilcox County
DeKalb County Court House
Cromartie
Clarence Wilson
Fort Gaines
Atlanta
Wilson
Nashs
Railroad Committee of the Senate
Hopkins Wee
Waa
Hopking
Mams
Chase
Alabama
Rand McNally & Ca
Whnee
Chicago
Aly
Uniformity bill debate drags on with witness contrasts
The long Georgia school book fight returns to the floor as witnesses discuss the uniformity bill. Mr Little accuses campaign ties to publishers and calls for inquiry into opposing efforts while recounting bribery rumors. Afternoon session hears Robeson and Ginn & Co officials who dodge direct opinion on the measure.
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P Chase
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Chase
Georgia
Caldwell
F Johnson
FE. Hatchett
Tfor Heath & Co
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Robeson
Ginn & Co
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Heaven and Earth
Mr Little
West
Roobeson
Little
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HB Baynett
Athens
Norman C Miller
Mr. Merritt
Georgia witnesses outline ties to uniformity bill debate
Testimony details E P Simpson and others linking book publishers and bid activity to the uniformity text book bill. Reps Ledbetter and Hatchett deny influence while Dodd shoulder-slapping is defended as a friendly gesture. Committee adjourns after questioning Mayson Thompson Rogers and Amorous about improper approaches and impacts on saw mill interests.
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Lowndes
Ledbetter
Sefton
W E Hatchett
DeKalb
Senate
Georgi
Mayson
Thompson
Hall
Rogers
Amorous
Martin Amorous
Knight
Berrien
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