Georgia House Passes Large Appropriations With Disorderly Session
The Georgia House, amid disorder and repeated raps for order, passed a slate of deficiency and special appropriations totaling about 2.46 million for specific state institutions and nearly 9.2 million in general appropriations, pushing the two year total toward 24 million. Lawmakers debated funds for Milledgeville sanitarium, the School for the Feeble Minded, Valdosta Normal, and other districts, with adjournment pending after a lengthy evening.
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Watkins
Butts
Bartow
Beleg
Milledgeville
Tate
Bureau of
Georgia
Tobio
Gricultural
Ana
Achaol
Eens Agricu’ and Mechanical’ School Coucle
Athens
State Normal Schial
Valdos
Coates
Pulaski
Ot Banks
Valdasta
Rules Committee
Augusta
Ennis
Baldwin
Atate Annitarium
Augusta appropriations and interurban rail bill overview
A fragmented report notes that WrbiHL provides 108000 for completing a building while Augusta's 50000 appropriation was not renewed this year. Rich mond's McDonald proposes 26000 yearly with 6000 deficiency fund for 1921. Wohlwender introduces a senate bill to consolidate street railway companies across states, with an amendment protecting existing contracts and a 6 cent fare between Atlanta and Decatur and College Park.
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Wrbihl
Augusta Institution
L’ McDonald
Richmond
Senate
Wohlwender
Columbus
Augusta
Atlanta
Decatur
College Park
Trial on Promoting a Boy from Seventh Grade
A school committee refuses to promote a boy on trial due to failing spelling with low marks and unruly behavior. The letter to Mr Hutcheson explains delays, a shift to English Avenue, and alleges a lack of communication from the committee and superintendent amid perceived board resistance.
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Hutcheson
Carl Hutchenan
Mr. Hutcheson
Mire
Board of Education
University and Tech face major budget cut debate
Barrow and Matheson testified before the senate appropriation committee Monday protesting a proposed ten percent cut in the general appropriation. The bill, passed by the House, would slash funds for the University of Georgia and Georgia Tech. Matheson urged fair treatment, noting Tech’s enrollment and prior funding, while Barrow warned a large cut would cripple the institution.
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David
Barrow
University .of Georgia
Tha
Georgia School of Technology
Senate
House of Representatives
Tech
Apse
Mars Bonds
Sta
Matheson
Fe Ave
Peanibie
Beech
Georgia’ Tech
United States
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Barroww
Atheng &?d
General ‘Assembly
Judge Walker
Nat E. Barris
Dr. Matheson
Letters and committee notes on school matter 1921
A 1921 correspondence excerpt discusses a committee’s handling of school personnel issues. It includes letters from Miss Julia J. Riordan and Miss Ric Tuiswill, responses from Mr. Sims and Mr. Terrell, and remarks on a decision announced by Bodchor at the Feces. It notes dissatisfaction with a vote to dismiss and cites transfer discussions for a non Catholic principal, concluding with a call for courtesy and continued review by Superintendent Dykes.
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Yan Ati
Uva Street
Tits 'Street
Brunry
Paincipa Sars
Sims
Terrell
Julia J. Riordan
Frinsipal Davis Streat School
Guy
Ric Tuiswill
Kolnowisi
Cea
Ondan
Atlanta
Jolla
Tordan
Davis Street
Biordan
Hutobeson
Dan J Douglas Edgar Death After Auto Crash in Atlanta
The article reports the death of Dan J Douglas Edgar following a vehicle collision on Fifth Street West Peachtree. A driver fled. witnesses heard a crash and groans. Authorities began a manhunt while the body was moved to Patterson Sons ambulance and Davis-Fischer sanitarium.
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United States
Comparative Page
Dom J
England
Dean
Fifth Street
I. A. Shivers
Kirk
Laling
Davis-Fischer Sanitarium
Pattors
Patterson, Sons
Thomas Wiliams
Druid Hills
Hhe
Hhe and Mr. Holgar
Far Ag
Gome
Negro Farm Students Boost Bean Sales in Monroe County
Negroes at the normal and industrial school in Forerth Georgia have earned $4,500 from selling two thousand hampers of beans. More shipments are planned for fall as a larger acreage is planted. The bean project, though experimental, has been largely successful in Monroe.
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University of Wisconsin
Seuare
Nogere
Waser
Reshmay- Re
Frespmang
Sales
Juliette
Agricultural Department of the Normal and Industrial School
Forerth
Riordan Dismissal Sparks Board Debate and Friction
Board proceedings reveal tensions over Miss Riordan's firing amid claims of merit in her case and disputes among officials. Mayor Key and Commissioner Terrell challenge records while Sims questions Superintendent Dykes on Riordan's behavior. Hutcheson faces cautions citing The Constitution as the issue erupts into a heated exchange.
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Hutcheson
Terrell
Sims
Gouncilman Sims
Mr. Hutcheson
Commissioner McCalley
McCalley
Unclear delegation motion on discharge and ticket details
The record notes a motion without a second by Commissioner Fleming who had previously voted with the delegation, then the board adopted a motion to decline giving any reason for discharge. The date hints at a Saturday night event with a $3.50 charge plus setup and ticket validity to睡眠 or coach office, 18 Walt.
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Fleming
Nie
Slaeperg
Walt
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