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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

13 Aug 1919

Page 11

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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1919

Page

11

Senate approves education maintenance increases in state plan

The Senate boosted maintenance appropriations for Georgia colleges including the Agricultural College and Medical College, raising general funds by amounts such as 30000 and 20000 for teaching and public health. The House had added 25000 for hygiene and public health but disagreed on most Senate increases. Carswell urged disagreement to settle the issues in conference, praising a summer school for negro teachers as just.

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Senate Georgia Agricultural : College Georgia’ Medicat College Auguste Heratofo Georgia Normal Ang Industrial College Carswell House State College of Agriculture Hid Crenges Caach Georgia School of Technology University State College of Agriculture Duncan Department Treasury Treasury Department Agricultural Department Orie Bureau of Markets Atate Tifton Griffin Moore Lasseter Dooly Longley Troup Daily Newsre Williams Bulloch Holtzclaw Houston Renee Ferteet Mesers Mundy Polk Talbot da Otthorpe Messrs Kelley Gwinnett Knight Berrien Ali Johnson Thompson Madison Adams Newton Walton Alfriend Anderson Nold Atkinson Bale Barnes Larwick Bator Blalock Boyette Marion Boyett Stewart Brad Ford Brinson Brooke Daniels Perriere DeLoach Dickey Dobbs Duncah Hall Dyer Eve Pallgant McFarland McKenney Mann Manning Ramsey Brooks Columbie Rees Reiser Reville Richards Richardson Rimes Rogers Wibert Laurens Royal Shannon Sibley Smith Candler Carroll Fulton Haralson Meriwether Telfair Stone Strozier Stubbs Sweat Pierce Wars Swift Stint Tankersley Tatum Campbell Dade Thurmond Bertow Justis Jones Mildred Rutherford Athens James Calla Raily Road Commisssion The Supreme E Board of Health Railroad Commission Bill Slauz Barrett Bi Man Plac Bowden Boas Time Ag
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Georgia Legislature Debates School Funding and Salaries

Georgia lawmakers clash over local school tax bills, state funding, and salary increases for officials. Debate centers on tax distribution, with support for a statewide common school plan and opposition citing county burdens. References to universities, agriculture and tech institutes frame the broad education funding fight.

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OKa Ingusttiak School Fragment Title Missing

Fragmentary OCR text from a school item: mentions the OKa Ingusttiak School with unreadable surrounding details. No clear event, date, or names available. summary limited to noting a damaged school reference in the clipping.

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Women Vote Rights War Splits City Committee

A heated dispute over registration fees and voting rights in the city primaries escalates as executive committees threaten to withhold funds and block ballots. Miss Lillian Tony Jones publicly urges action, urging women to demand their right to vote and pursue legal redress if blocked.

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Resteni Lillian Tony Jones Theas Saya Misa Jones Bughanan Damecrafts Ccure Democratic Executive Committee Kéize Syiend Bochanin Raniarera Amperica Feaud Buchanan Ucstokies Lucien Harris Hames M. “Hollowell Hollowall P. C. McDuffie Fickett McDuffie Hollowell Executive’ Committee
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Fifty eight measures signed by Governor Dorsey

A summary of 58 bills passed by both houses and signed by Governor Dorsey, mostly local statutes amending city charters or creating special commissions. Notable actions include signing the Alapaha and Opeechee judicial district measures, shifting parole minimum from ten to three years, and authorizing Madison to issue bonds for streets and schools. Also on his desk are the Bowden normal school expansion and a county creation bill for Lan-ter county.

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Voth Dorsey Lanter County Bowden Univer=sity of Georgia South ‘Georgia Alapaha Opeechee Atkinson Bertien Clinch Cook Commissioner of Labor Commissioner of Agriculture Madison
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Funeral services for Henry J Fair today at St Philip's Cathedral

The funeral for Henry James Fair who died Monday at 29 Bedford Place will be held this afternoon at 4 20 at St Philip's Cathedral. Rev Cuthbert W Collarbon will officiate. He was auditor for Atlantic Compress Company and a long time reader at St Philip's. Survived by Frances Hobart Fair and three daughters.

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Henry James Fair Bedford Place St. Philip's Cathedral Cuthbert W. Collarbon Atlanta Mr. Fair Bristol England Atlantic Compress’ Company Healy Mos F. Shumate Frank M.°.Palr
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Canadian Names New Financial Director in Geneva Secretariat

August 12 Montreal reports Sir Herbert Ames has accepted the position of financial director of the permanent secretariat of the League of Nations at Geneva. Ames previously chaired the executive board of the Canada police fund and is noted for his leadership in national affairs.

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Montreal Herbert.Ames Canada Polica Fund Trague of Pationa Geneva
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GROVE'S TASTELESS TONIC PROMOTES MALARIA DRIVE

The label explains the tonic contains Quinine and Iron, claiming it drives out malaria and builds up the system. Ad text emphasizes the formula printed on every label and advertises a price of 60 cents.

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Standard -Grove
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Grocer Up Against It The first ome gave ru

The fragmentary note hints at a grocery story struggle or setback. Only partial words remain, making it difficult to identify names, places, or outcomes.

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Grocer
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