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Constitution
Washington
Riggs Hollding
J. A. Holioman
New York City
Ferus
Hotaling
Times Building
Eighth Street
Broadway
Towen- Ceninth Street
Associated Press
Congress Lays Down and Lets President Act
A harsh editorial laments Congress failing in a crisis, saying the Republican majority discredits itself by not meeting the emergency. It argues members shirk responsibility and push the burden onto the president while others rush to form a quorum amid the turmoil.
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Congress
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Insidious Trick Revives State Convention Proposal Debate
The text alleges a revived bid for a constitutional convention driven by political maneuvering. It laments deceptive tactics by opponents and claims the original bill, once sidelined in committee, was suddenly pushed as a last resort to reshape apportionment and override public will, risking discord.
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State Senate
Chagrine
Sensimor Barrett
Stephens
Cally
Mani
Atlanta
Concealed Capitol Plan Masked as Barrett Bill
A committee substitute attributed to Senator Barrett masks a plan to apportion convention delegates by county and population, enabling manipulation to favor Atlanta or Macon. The author’s name preserves a false noble sponsorship while the measure aims to stack the convention and potentially relocate the capital, exposing a covert deception.
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Barrett
Senate
Macdh
Atlanta
Macon
North Georgia
Minority Report Pushes State College Control at Tifton Station
A Georgia legislative committee report shifts momentum in favor of state college management of the Tifton experiment station. The minority report, signed by four affirmative votes and additional absentees, argues for closer ties with the State College of Agriculture to advance livestock feeding, breeding, and pasture work in coastal Georgia.
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State Experiment Station
Tifton
State College of Agriculture Control
House Agricultural Committee
House
State College
College of Agriculture
Coastal Plains
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Nands
United States Department of Agriculture
State Colleges
South Georgia
Nuggets From Georgia
A Georgia column blends verses and humor from multiple papers. It recalls Grouchtown gray, onward dawn, and blessings on the way, with quoted quips about newspapers, luck, and weather. It weaves light verse with brief local remarks and jokes.
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Georgia
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Lord Finlay to Speak in Winnipeg at Canadian Bar Meet
Lord Finlay, a leading English judge and lawyer, 77, Scottish by birth, educated in Edinburgh. He studied medicine before turning to law, was called to the bar in 1867, became queen's counsel and bencher of Middle Temple, served as solicitor general and attorney general, and will speak at the Canadian Bar Association annual meeting in Winnipeg this month.
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Lord Finlay
Winnipeg
Canadian Bar Association
Edinburgh
Queen’s Counsel
Middle Temple
London
Lord Salisbury
Finlay
Anniversaries List From Historic Dates
A compact note lists notable anniversaries including 1631 John Dryden born in London and later poet laureate, 1738 James Clinton a Revolutionary War general born in Ulster County New York, 1855 Sveaborg bombardment, 1887 creation of Cheyenne diocese, 1905 Franco British fleets reviewed by King Edward at Portsmouth.
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John Dryden
England
London
James Clinton
Ulster County
New York
Qed
Sveaborg
Baltic
Cheyenne
Edward
Portsmouth
Randling Plan Aims Agricultural Service Over Politics
Governor Dorsey condemned non agricultural governance as ridiculous and absurd and echoed by J J Brown two years ago in an official report. The general sentiment in the state favors a plan that would dedicate leaders to agricultural management in south Georgia, minimizing part state political roles.
Georgia's Highway Legislation Marks Forward Move
James A. Hollomon lauds Georgia's 1919 legislature for passing a state highway system bill and a three-man highway commission. The measures authorize governor appointments, provide refunds to counties self-funding links, and set up state aid to match federal funds for a through-state network touching every county. The editor calls this the era’s most progressive act, advancing Georgia to lead the South in hard-surfaced roads and economic value.
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Senate
State Highway Commission
Legislative Commission
House
Georgia
Geor
Gia
Tas
South
Georgia Senate debates highway bills and tax reform drive
Trends of Events notes the general appropriation bill ahead in the Georgia senate with printed copies issued for quick passage. It highlights Senator Flynt’s defense of a large highway commission and contrasts business leaders favoring a three member panel, while praising progressive bills including revised tax and school measures, and warns about a state defense council bill enabling emergency food and fuel control.
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Senate
Allen
Macon
J. J. Flynt
Georgia
Dorris
Woman's Suffrage Committee of Georgia
Forty-ninth
Peachtree
Decatur
Notable Birthdays and Events Mark Birth Centenaries
Today marks events tied to Dr William T G Morton birth centenary the Boston dentist physician renowned for ether as anaesthetic Charles Nagero Taft cabinet secretary turns seventy Joseph McKenna US Supreme Court veteran reaches 75 The international Christian Geaver societies convention in Buffalo wraps today with Sunday church programs Missouri state fare fair opens in Sedalia with a formal opening today
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William T. G. Morton
Boston
Charles Nagero
Commerce and Labor
Taft
Joseph McKenna
Supreme Court of the United States
Buffalo
Missouri
Sedalta
Birthdays of notable figures across eras and places
Today marks anniversaries for Lord Lytton born in Simla, India in 1830, Reverend E M Burge named to Oxford bishopric, Charles Nagel former secretary born 1840, and a Colorado County event noting a birth seventy years ago. Also mentions Edward Grona and a 78 year figure from fifteen years prior.
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Lord Lytton
France
Simie
India
Torty
EM Burge
Oxford
Charles Nagel
Commerce and Labor
Colorado
Texas
Eg Neet Sor
Edward Gréona
Viet Tee Tate
Bork
Phrenology Debunked and Health Q A Columns
Dr Brady critiques phrenology as unscientific, contrasts brain localization with animal studies, and warns against fortune telling. The column includes reader questions on preventing flat feet, housework fatigue, enemas, and general health guidance with brief answers, signed only by initials.
The Department of Thuggee Exposed in History and War Crimes
A historical overview contrasts Indian thugs with German wartime criminals. It describes the thugs who murdered travelers in India under Kali worship and the later British crackdown that ended the secret society. It then shifts to indictments against German leaders, portraying Hun crimes as a systematic state-sponsored theory of murder and subversion.
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India
Kali
Osvo
Police Department
Lage
Kaiser
von Titpitz
Ludendorff
Prince Ruprecht
Documenta
The French Tricolor and the Flags of France Origins
A National Geographic Society bulletin recounts three main theories on the French tricolor’s origin. It traces possibilities from Lafayette’s cockade after the Bastille to links with the Oriflamme and Orleans shield, noting imperial variants with Napoleon symbols and the flag’s status in 1914.
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National
Georgraphiec Society
France
United States
Bastille
Lafayette
National Board
Amethos
Amidns
Christ
Marmoutier
Jet Danner
Kapt
Aup
St. Martin
Agincourt
Hague Bot
Henry II
Henry IV
Orleans
Philippe Egalite
Napoleon
Territary
Russia
P.dent
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Alster
Jarge State Commission
Assembly
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