Government lease proposal debated in state assembly
The report quotes lawmakers citing a need to fund a governor's temporary home with a 50 year lease. The House passed the Senate measure and urged the Senate to amend the appropriation bill while a separate resolution for leasing Peachtree and Cain streets property at the corner was withdrawn late Tuesday night. The scene centers on taxation questions and appropriations amid party maneuvering.
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Fulton
Culpepper
Fayette
Peeight
Georgia
Bibb County
Governor Mansion Sale Measure Moves Through Georgia House
Georgia lawmakers debate a plan to sell or lease the governor’s mansion with proceeds used to fund a new residence. Walter P. Andrews denies lobbying to gift Peach Tree Road estate to the state, calling reports false and urging legislators to back a leasing option.
Fragmented OCR Financial Totals From Government Report
The document presents garbled OCR of a government financial report listing total incomas from all sources estimated at 3 075 000 000 and various allocations. It mentions 370 000 000 from customs, 490 000 000 from miscellaneous sources, including 140 009 000 more than prior, plus 109 0100 in back taxes. Expenditures propose 9350 009 000 for various government and agency public debt, with departmental cuts including 50 000 000.
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Shippii Ee
Senator Capper Attacks Wheat Exchange Gambling Claims
Capper denounces the Chicago board of trade as a gambling house driving wheat prices below production costs. He cites a December raid dropping futures from 2.75 to 0.85 and warns of financial ruin across the United States and Canada. An Omaha operator’s tale illustrates losses and desperation.
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Grebe
Seas
United States
Canada
Omaha
Regulators Seek Grain Exchange Rules After Packard Bill
A Chicago board of trade leader urged slim regulation not to hinder markets while warning of political pressure. President Griffin said Congress favors a regulatory measure and that the Capitol voices want action under the Cane r Tincher bill, now law after Senate passage. Supporters of the trade commission fear its powers will be eroded if the measure passes.
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Capper
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Griffin
Chicago Board of Trade
Wa “Seid
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Senate
Schnall
Minnesota
Federal Trade Commission
Friends of the Trade Commission
Harding
Commission
Dr John Pickard Dies From Blow
Dr John Pickard dies after being struck by Tom Condon during a court case incident. Doctor Barfield testified to a fractured skull and a bleeding lip, noting no signs of intoxication. Condon is defended by Ten B Guillebeau. Pickard was a member of the Pickard Dean drug firm and prominent in the business.
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Condon
Tom’ Condon
Dr. Pickard
Grace
Stephens
Helen Boatfield
Barfield
Pickard
Ten
B. Guillebeau
Ane
President signs veterans relief reform bill
President Hardin signs a bill aimed at reforming veteran relief and reorganizing government service to veterans. Gharnes R. Forbes, of Washington, named to direct the Veterans’ Bureau, with creation by the Sweet act as part of the reforms.
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Sweet. Bill
Veterans of the World
Hardin
Gharnes R .Forbes
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State
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Harding
Veterans’ Bureau
Sweet Ba
Police Board Ignores Bunco Probe Findings
Continued from first page the Police Board adopted the bunco probe findings by unanimous vote. A traffic police shelter petition was referred to the traffic committee. Sanford received a new hearing on license revocation with new evidence. Detective Payne, recently convicted of bribe taking, resigned. The council was asked to authorize 25 new patrolmen for the fall season.
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Banco
Equal’ Suffrage Association
N. A.sanford
W. L. Payne
Rail Schedule Fragment No 138 to Richmond
A fragment notes the No 138 train starting August 14 from Atlanta at 12 30 PM and arriving Richmond at 7 10 AM via Southern Railway.
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Atlanta
Richmond
Southern Railway
Mystery vessel sighted off coast near Cape Point
York dispatch notes another craft sighting added to a string of recent sightings off the coast. A vessel described as a three-masted, two-funneled ship was observed about sixty miles southeast of Cape, drifting four miles distant. West Keene arrived yesterday from the Pacific coast reporting the stranger remained offshore with two cargo booms lowered and sails rigged.
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Cape
Ateatship
West Keene
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Horth
Keene
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