How House Members Voted On Felder-Williams Disfranchisement Bill
A long list shows numerous members voting for the Felder-Williams disfranchisement measure with many names spelled inconsistently. A smaller group voted against it or were absent or not voting, including Berry Crumbley Full Wright Galloway Greer Godley Goode Hal Howard Hut Johnson Jasper Lumsdin Neel Nowell Rogers Mclntosh and Stephens.
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Felder-Willams
House
Adama
Chatham
Adams
Flueil
Wilkingon
Adki Alexandr
Alen Anderson
Bigoch
Anderson
Cobb, Ashley
Atkinson Atwater Austin Ballard Barksdale
Bell
Blackburn
Bond
Bowen
Hugh Sirewn
Carrol
Brown
Oglethorpe
Buchannon
Burkhalter
Burwell
Calorck Callaway Candler
Hal Howard
Hut Johnson
Jasper Lumsdin
Neel Nowell Rogers
Mclntosh
Stephens
Barrett
Barrow
ElHyson
Maxwell Payton Simmons
Disfranchisement Bill Passed by the Georgia House
The measure to repeal existing voter qualifications and require registration for electors in Georgia is advanced. It details who may register and vote, sets residency, tax, and literacy conditions, and outlines appeals and roster creation. It authorizes primaries for political parties and prescribes the process for constitutional amendment submission and ratification.
Guerry Pushes Higher Locker Tax to Enforce Prohibition
Macon lawyer Hon Dupont Guerry told the Senate Finance Committee that the prohibition law risks failure if clubs form lockers. He urged a $10,000 tax and penalties on nonpayment to reach the poor and ensure the law’s bite. Senators Wilkes and Hardman backed the proposal.
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Dupont Guerry
Macon
Senate Finance Committee
Stat Prohibition
Georgia
Dipp
House
Senate
Vic
Guerry
Wilkes
Hardman
Knight
Georgia House Debates Disfranchisement Bill Amid Racial Claims
In a tense session the Georgia House debates a disfranchisement bill with senators and representatives arguing over white and Black voting rights. Speakers claim the measure targets Black voters and safeguards white dominance, while opponents warn of constitutional issues and race-based fear. The bill advances through amendments despite strong opposition and procedural fights.
Telegraphers Wanted for Permanent Positions in Atlanta
Operators in the west and south who left posts for a sympathy strike may apply at once for permanent roles with good wages and full protections. Contact G. E. Paine Assistant General Superintendent 605 Prudential Building Atlanta Ga for details.
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Postal Telegraph Cable Company
G. E. Paine
Prudential Building
Atlanta
Bible clause opposed in vote on registration bill
The chamber debated the unlimited good character clause as it would place voter registration entirely in registrars hands and allow denial or approval by their discretion. Mr Hill of Monroe explained his aye vote, saying it followed constituents' instructions. The bill passed 159 to 15 before adjournment at 345 o'clock.
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Delock
Fulbright
Burke
Democratis
Georgia
McIntosh County
Columbia County
Hines
Baldwin
BBC Thougamda
Wise
Fayette
Roth Wrights
BIT
Wright
Richmond
United States
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Hill
Monroe
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Huff
Lumpkin
Tennessee
Southland
North Georgia
Slade
Muscogee
Butt
Fannin
Lafayette
Tyson
Etsanuel
Payton
Worth
Hall
Ebb
Mr Hall
Len
Milliams
Williama
Laurens
South
Ile
Alabama
Kenrick
Talliaferro
South End
Dunbar
Friends of
Johnson
Jasper
Rogera
Brcintosh
Hotuse
Barrett
Stephens
Africa
Pryton
Geer
Miller
Bible
Water Power Measure Advances in Senate Amid Debate
A civil dispute over eminent domain for water power firms dominated yesterday's Senate session. Senator Farmer led in favor of the bill, with Telts and Camp supporting it, while Senator Williford opposed, offering amendments to protect individuals. The measure passed after debate and was set for House transmission amid additional local bills considered in the afternoon. The day also saw multiple House and Senate bills approved, including city court creations and charter reforms across several counties and towns.
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Farmer
Senate
Sappke
Telts and Camp
Williford
Steed
Martin
Parmer
Wan
Wilkes Gate
Felder
House
Deen
United States Congress
St Marya
Gulf
Frier
Ware
Yycross
Mr Trint
Heard
County Board of Commissioners
Heard County
Messrs
Slaton
Blackburn and Bell
Barrow
Chatham
Choate Heads Credit Men at Remnar Meeting
Torbert Choate treasurer of the Orr Company was unanimously chosen president for the coming year by the Atlanta Credit Men Association. Choate, who arrived from Ens about a year ago to lead the Orr companys credit department, is praised as a bright business man and popular in the local business community. The association has promoted measures to improve credit conditions and outlined a comprehensive program for the season.
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Remnar
Credit Mens Association
Torbert Choate
Tha J Ko Orr Shen Company
Choate
Atlanta
Atens
Orr Companys Credit Department
Bichness
Iso Short
Alanta
Atlanta Credit Mens Associatie
Nervous Women Use Horsford’s Arid Phosphate
Nervous women take Horsford's Arid Phosphate to quiet nerves relieve nausea and headaches and promote refreshing sleep.
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Horsford
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