Senate committee approves cuts to 1931 appropriations
Report of the conference committee on appropriations shows action to remove roughly 2.1 million dollars from special and dividend allocations. The Senate acts soon after proposing 1.25 million annually in the general appropriation, plus 2,000 as a deficiency for 1931. Committee members declared the plan viable.
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Highway Commission
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State legislature debates pension class funding and deficits
The 1915 act set a framework for old age pension payments and the 1922 1923 pension increases are under scrutiny. Legislators note a deficiency appropriation of 250000 dollars could fund increases for pensioners while a gate of ad valorem tax is proposed.
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Georgia House near adjournment amid tax and reform clashes
Amid heated debate the Georgia House tabled Senate amendments to the general tax act and advanced a conference committee plan. Gov messages urged deficiency appropriations for the state sanitarium and printing fund, while legislation passed on women suffrage and free text books with county option.
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Stone Mountain Masons Hold Convention at Jonesboro
The Masons of Georgia gathered for a convention led by J Hon Daniel, with worshipful master Floyd Summers presiding. Events included sessions and a Grotto band concert at the Methodist church, a bar-b-que at Jesters Old Mill, and remarks by Mayor W W Whaley.�
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Knights of Khorassan vote on convention next city
Chattanooga Tenn August crowd at local park features stunt height and fan-made acts as Dramatic Order of the Knights of OTRESAT debates next convention city with Portland favored and Atlantic City Springfield and Atlanta among invited. Mrs Chase of Boston named historian. goal to set aside 75000 for philanthropy debated. officers elected include Gus Meese Spokane and W C Yarborough Birmingham with Fosuun Aberdeen ill.
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Boy Beat by Robber After Refusing to Help? Savannah Case
Savannah Georgia August 10. Louie Rayola twelve-year-old worker at Charles Prantelos store faced a hold up by a robber demanding cash. The boy gripped the knife hand and bit a finger, then was struck with a bottle and left bleeding. The assailant fled after taking a few cents. Joseph A Barriere twenty one, suspected deserter, arrested matching the boy’s description and jailed. The boy is hospitalized with head wounds and expected to recover.
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Indictment Team Voices Case Tied to Obenchain Motive
Sherife Mannings says evidence exists to obtain indictments. The state alleges a Northwest University link, Madalynne Obenchain’s control over Kennedy, and a midnight Glen meeting where a shotgun was used. Burch is described as ringleader and the timing centers on a forced marriage amid home ties and alleged telegrams.
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Will Move Cumbus to Valdosta Jail If Bond Lacks
Macon Ga August 10 Special Onlesa Benjamin L Cumbus former postmaster at Hahira Ga posts bond 2600 and will be moved to Lowndes county jail Valdosta within days He was brought to Macon from Los Angeles accused of embezzling 300 of Hahira post office funds Hearing denied as Los Angeles hearing with 2800 bond was deemed sufficient Cumbus, an ex serviceman, suffered shell shock and says he may arrange bond after transfer to Valdosta He recalls little of leaving Hahira and woke on a park bench in Los Angeles
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Lowndes County
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Women candidates for assembly lose in Virginia primary
Richmond August 10 Despite several women running in the Virginia Democratic primary last week only one will join the next General Assembly. Col John W Williams clerk of the House of Delegates issued the nomin list showing forty six incumbents renominated and all women candidates defeated.
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Virginia Legisature
General Assembly
John W. Williams
House of Delegates
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