Senate passes Insurance Bill and Sabbath fishing debate
The Georgia Senate discussed and passed an insurance revocation bill authorizing action against insurers in state courts, while a Sunday fishing ban faced vocal debate and ultimately failed to pass the committee report. Train nurses bill also passed. numerous house bills on charters, courts, and local governance were advanced or amended in rapid votes.
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Wenate
Wilkes
Felder
Steel
Senate
Voto
Hardman
H. B. White
Screven
House
Senate General Judiciary Committee
Flynt
Overstreet
Henderson
Thirty-Ninth
Camp
Johnson
Reid
Macon
Montezuma
Couch
Court of Richmond
Buchanan
Early
Superior Court of
Harris
Crisp
Aot
Cordele
Orr
Coweta
Newnan
Fagan
Houston
Fort Valley
Flanders
Wrightmire
Weard
Dooly
City Court of
Vienna
Jasper
Monticello
Reed
Wilcox
Pinion
Pineview
Jones
Mitchell
Bills, charters, and reforms sweep Georgia legislature
The record lists multiple House and Senate actions: repeals and establishments of city courts in Fitzgerald Abbeville and others. bonds authorized for roads. town incorporations including Kennesaw Marietta Covington Mills and Braswell. charters for Bushnell and Lawrenceville. amendments to bank and charter acts. creation of boards of roads and revenues, and public school systems. Senate passes include city court of Abbeville and wage garnishment provisions, nurse registration, and Ben Hill county representation. (From Young's Magazine)
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Dorning
Iwin
City Court of
Fitzgerald
Irwin
Hy Mesars Slaton
Blackburn and
Hell
Johnson
Jasper
Superior Court
Jasper County
Broun
Carrall
Roperside
McMahan
Clark
Citizens’ Bank of Athena
Gary Mess Kendall
Mundy
Polk
Paulding
Braswell
Sniking
Franklin
Royston
Ward
Coffee
Bushnell
Foeter
Cobh
Kennesaw
Fulton
Parker
Talbot
Talbotton
Wise
Fayette
Flint River
Ballard
Nawton
Covington Mills
Servra Nis
Wilson
Gwinnett
Auburn
Mesarn Nix
Lawson
Cook
Thomas
Boston
Meners, Brown and Watkins
Carroll
Carroll County
Mr. Brown
Carrollton
Mesera
Nix and Wilson
Gwinnet
Lawrence
Means
Tyson and Bounties
Emmanuel
Smanuel
Senate
Abbevils
Howard
Felts
Genstor Mardmen
Senator Henderson
Ben Hill County
Divorce Granted to Robt Church in Ringgold Ga
Wealthy Ringgold citizen Robert E Church is granted a divorce from Annie Mae Church after a jury trial. Custody of their 18 month old son goes to the mother in Columbus, Georgia, with the couple having faced cruel and inhuman treatment claims and alimony requests.
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Cltisem
Ringgold
Chattanooga
Tenn
Robert E. Church
M. M. Church
Grayeville
Annie Mae Church
Annie Mae Camp
L. A Camp
Columbus
Columbus, Go
Mr. Church
Resi
Dents
Lookout Roller
Mr Church
West
My Church
Catoosa County
Ellis Accepts Judge Miller Umpire in Tax Case
The Atlantic Coast Line railroad accepts Judge A L Miller of Macon as umpire in its tax assessment dispute. Judge Miller was named after Railroad Commissioner C B Byers and Judge Roland Ellis of Macon previously indicated acceptance, with time running out to name an umpire in the Southern case.
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A. L. Miler
Macon
8. B. Adams
Atlantic Coast Line
C. B. Bt2yens
Miller
Roland Ellis
Anumpirs
Southern
Arbitration panel names and changes in Georgia rail cases
Ellis notified Commissioner Stevens he would take the man he selected. A letter from G Gunby Jordan proposed prominent Georgians as umpire in the Atlanta and West Point tax arbitration, naming figures such as Joe Hill Hall W J Northen Allen Candler and others. Stevens accepted former Governor Candler as umpire, likely making him the third board member. The Atlantic Coast Line arbitration was postponed, with no definite date set, likely late this month or early September.
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Allen
Candler
Joe
Miller
Stevens
Jordan
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Ween
IASU
Eyelaw
M. Rich & Bros. Co
Young's Magazine
Mrs. Tartleigh
Metropolitan Magazine
Metropolitan
Address the Metropolitan Magazine
West 29Th Street
New York
Robt. Church
Cebes Guilaws
Havana
Sata Clara
Ellis
Judge Miller
Southern Railway
Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Baltimore
CTS
Michael Jenkins
H. Walters
John W. Marshall
John J. Nelligan
Waldo Newcomer
E. H. Perkins
Sam’s M. Shoemaker
Douglas H. Thomas Norman James Blanchard
Randal
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