Prohibition Fight Rules Extra Session Threat in State House
The article details prohibitionists led by Judge Hopkins pressing to force an extra session over Western and Atlantic paralleling and the state appropriations bill. Gov Harris would call extra session only if the appropriations or anti-parallel bills fail. The plan includes tactics to table measures, delay votes, and use adjournment to stall action while preserving leverage for a broader prohibition agenda.
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General Assembly of Georgia
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People of Georgia
Senator Persons
North Georgia Mineral Railroad Company
Atlantic Coast Line
Louisville and Nashville
Secretary of
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Secretary of State
Atate
Dickersos
Robert J Dickerson
Clinch County
Atlantic Coast
Chars
Meade
Hes
Tadlrowis
Upshaw
Wn D
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Upshaws
Georgia
Temperance Committee
W& A
Rules Committee
Prohibition Fight Delays Western and Atlantic Rail Bill
The House debates the Western and Atlantic railroad charter in a heated session. Judge Atkinson and Speaker Burwell clash over tabling the bill amid threats of an extra session, while Upshaw denounces attacks linking prohibitionists to railroad influence and asserts the majority stance.
Husband and Wife Held After Decatur Street Robbery
City detectives probe the Henry Shaw pawn shop burglary on Decatur Street where about $1,000 in jewelry was stolen. Mr and Mrs J F Hilmuth of 202 South Yorsyth Street were arrested on complicity charges. Mrs Hilmuth is held for disposing of the jewelry. detectives recovered about $300 in identified pieces and burglary tools were found in their possession.
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South 'Yorsyth Street
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Baga Rosser
Bob Waggoner
Hilmuth
Othe
Senate Tables Warehouse Bill In Senate Row
The warehouse bill to create a cotton warehouse commission was tabled by the senate 28 to 18 and will be considered again next session. Senators Adams Walker Mangham led a substitute debate while Moon and Turner clashed over code provisions and farm interests.
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John D. Walker
J. J Mangham
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Georgia Rose Brand Lard Pails At Rogers Stores
Old fashion pure lard sold in No 6 and No 10 pails at Rogers Stores. Prices listed at 9 cents per pound or per pail, with savings promoted. Local shoppers urged to stock up while supplies last.
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White Path Hotel Opens with Meals and Scenic Blue Ridge Views
The White Path Hotel Company announces the White Path Hotel and Mineral Springs in White Path Georgia opening June 15 offering meals with chicken, milk, vegetables and pure spring water. Rail fare from Atlanta reduced. The property features mountain scenery over 4000 feet, river fishing and bathing, large grounds, and under cover accommodations with weekly rates from 47 to 1050 dollars. Write for descriptive brochure or call No 4 Peach Tree Street. T H Tabor, Manager.
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Builders Plan New National Organization in Fitteburg
At a conference in Fitteburg Pa August representatives from New York Philadelphia and Chicago discussed launching a new national builders organization. A subcommittee will draft plans for a permanent body at the next meeting likely in Chicago in October to secure uniform building operation legislation for members.
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National Organization of Builders
National Association of Builders Exchanges
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
New Orleans Branch of Atlanta Bank Opens This Fall
The New Orleans branch of the Atlanta Federal Reserve bank will operate by September in the former Exchange Bank building at Carondelet and Union streets. Local directors announced the location today and said the manager will be named by Atlanta directors early this week.
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Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Exchange Bank
Carondelet
Union Streets
Atlanta
Black Tower Cypress Company Incorporation South Carolina
A new firm named the Black Tower Cypress Company with a 250 000 dollar capital is incorporated to operate in Clarendon and Sumter counties South Carolina. Local lumber manufacturers announce the plan to build a mill at Sardinia with annual capacity of 20 million feet and to start operations by March 1 next year.
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Black Tower Cypress Company
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Sumter
South Carolina
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Mystic Shrine Father Dies in Rochester at 73
Rochester NY obit reports Augusta Georgy e Loder known as Father of the Mystic Shrine died after a long illness. He was 73 and served as imperial potentate emeritus of the shrine. The Rochester church and shrine community mourn his passing after a long career of service.
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Funeral of General Tracy in New York with military honors
General Tracy former secretary of the navy was buried today with military honors. Services were held at Trinity Church. A large crowd flooded Broadway causing traffic suspensions. Marines and Coast Artillery infantry formed a guard of honor.
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Downey Named Judge by President Wilson
George M. Downey, comptroller of the treasury, was appointed by President Wilson to be an associate judge of the court of claims. James W. McCarter of Bowdle, S D, was appointed as an assistant register of the treasury.
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Wh-Son
Court of Claims
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Bowdle
Alatant Register of the Treasury
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