Final Blow Is Given to Phil Cook Cou
The Senate bill increasing the Commissioner of Agriculture salary from 2000 to 3000 was passed yesterday afternoon. The House also passed a measure to regulate corporations and register them with a 1200 salary for the commissioner of operations and clerical allowances, while exempting banks. The session included a push for an agricultural county plan and a portrait for Speaker Slaton, with Peabody named as a state trustee and an added university trust bill. The day ended with adjournment after lengthy measures.
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Senate
Hon Jonn
Apps
House
Sesson
Per
Eyose
Phu Cook
Hasing
Enate Mesaures
Candler
Ho Sider
Commissioner of Corporations
General Assembly
Senator Strange
Peabody
upAate
George Foster Peabody
John M Slaton
Fulton
Ieee
Jasper
Monticedlo
Pin
University of Georgia
Senator McHenry
Wright
Richmond
Perry
Hall
State Agricultural College
State University
Rose
Cpson
Broadworth
Phil Coos
Monroe
Pike County
Barnesville
Committee On
Sixth Congressional District
Mr Owen
Pike
Vr Owen
Alexander
DeKalb
New Judicial Circuit Created and Corporate Registration Debate
The article notes passage of a bill to create a new judicial circuit from Dooly Wilcox Irwin Crisp and Ben Till counties, with support citing crowded dockets and regional need. It also covers bills on corporate registration with the secretary of state, opponents claiming the measure would raise salaries, and related conference actions in the legislature.
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Senate
King
Steed
Wright of
Floyd
House
Wheatley
Mesera Anderson
Chatham
Calvin
Richmond
Wright
T R Penn
House Messenger
Clarke
Dodge
Mrs BSAC Quits Oyster Bay Visitor Leaves New York Village
An earlier planned lunacy hearing for Elizabeth Case in Mineola, arising from persistent attempts to interview President Roosevelt, was postponed as Case departed Oyster Bay. She claimed she would seek sanity tests elsewhere while asserting county court jurisdiction remained unsettled.
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Roosevelt
New York Village
Oyster Bay
New York
Stop Lynchings Ordered by North Carolina Governor
Governor Glenn directs sheriffs and militia to fire on crowds if urged by county sheriffs to prevent repetition of Salisbury lynching scenes. He orders arrests of would be lynchers and warns nonmembers near the lake to disperse under penalty of removal from office.
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Glenn
North Carolina
Salisbury
Raleigh
Genn
TWO ARE HURT IN A WRECK ON ATLANTIC COAST LINE
A Savannah bound passenger train No 89 crashed into freight No 209 near Hardeeville South Carolina injuring passerger and freight crew. Engineer Mills leaped to safety after reversing his engine and Clerk Cortmann from Charleston sustained bruises while firemen escaped unharmed.
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Atlantic Coast Line
Avannah
Avanti
Coast Line
Hardeeville
Lo A Mills
Savannah
Henry Cortmann
Charleston
Mills
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Charles B. RU
Muscogee
Phil Cook Cou
Thes House
Siaton
West Riding
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Floyd Ng
Hart
Mic
Messrs Callaway
LL Dougherty Bunson
Dece
Hull
Bers
Mann
Corporatoy
Banking Corporation
Mr Wright
Bible 4
Weight Cailed Arti
Burke
Nacdouro
Fuk
Graham
Telfair
Mesmrs Hill
Dooly Land
Wilcax
Wilcox
Irwin
Felder
Bibb
Secretary of State
Welder
Stovall
Messrs Stovall
Ltchell
Thomas
Iand Alexander
Floyd Dulis
Glynn
Armand
Rockdale
House Committee
Davis
Capitol
Milleagevile
Milledgevile
United States
House Judiciary Committee
Peyton
Commissioner of Agriculture
Carithers
Rucker
George Foster Peshody
Georgia
Messra Mobley
Hitt
Dooly
Rebecca Vinton
Batts
Brunswick
Mavanagar
Ruler
Bajiteinh
Bombay
Navanagar
Tanjitsinhj
England
Rinjitsinhji
Nawanagar
Nawanaggur
Gulf of Cutch
Kathiawar
Cutch
N. L. Galloway
Walton, Et
Eal
Boykin Wright
Ae Oegen
A. H. Woodlife
Forsyth
Aornas
Maier
Be Kele
Dee
Bsac
Buster Brown
Fileman Bros
Dollar
Eiseman Brothers
Atlanta
Manhattan
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall
Baltimore, Md
Washington, D. C
H. W. Rountree & Bro
Brazil
Washington
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