Georgia Senate Passes School Funding Bill With Amendments
The Georgia Senate spent the day debating the school appropriation bill. Amendments raised Georgia School for the Deaf funds to 42 000 and Milledgeville Girls Normal College to 35 000, while the main bill kept a 60 000 cap for the Georgia Tech budget and adjusted other allocations.
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Senator Steed
Girls’ Normal and Industrial College
Milledgeville
Taylor
School of the Deaf and Dumb
Brock
State Honda
Hawes
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
State Normal Schoul
Institutions of Learning
Committee On Education
Comptroller General's Office
Howard
Secretary of State
Senator Taylor
Georgia School For the Deaf and Dumb
Georgia School of Technology
Senator Hardman
Georgia Technological School
Knight
Overstreet
Senator Knight
Williford
Mil- Yedgavilla
Wilkes
Foreigners to Be Killed in Moors Uprising Ultimatum
In Casa Blanca the crowd of Moors encircles the city and threats attack as General Drude’s forces await a reply to an ultimatum demanding surrender. The dispatch notes presage violence if resistance continues, amid a chaotic struggle over the sultanate and pretenders to the throne.
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Casa Blanca
Morocco
Drude
Roosevelt Strike Report Seeks Presidential Arbitration
Labor Commissioner Neill and Samuel Gompers head east to brief President Roosevelt on the telegraphers strike and to discuss arbitration. Chicago Labor Federation plans a meeting to consider a sympathy strike by electricians at the drainage canal as wider walkouts threaten. Western Union adds 25 operators in Chicago as strikers seek old jobs.
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Neill
Samuel Gompers
Foyner
Roosevelt
American Federation of Labor
Chicago Federation of Labor
Western Union
New York
Montgomery
Ala
Fonville
Jackson
Misa
Sheppard
Memphis
St. Louis
Avlanta
Pensacola
Jacksonville
Macon Polit ics Gets Lively with City Elections
Macon Georgia anticipates a lively political season as mayoral and council races loom. Friends of John T. Moore and Judge A. L. Miller mobilize, twelve council seats up for renewal, and many incumbents may seek re election while some will retire.
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Macon
Sprecalj
John T. Moore
A. L. Miller
Imust
Canton Victims In Deaths Of Two Men
T B Collins and T R Colling of Cantog Ga both died after injuries from a runaway accident last week. Collins died at a private sanitarium after septicaemia. Vandergriff, who died Friday night, will be taken to Nelson Ga for funeral and interment.
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T. B. Collins
T. R. Colling
Cantog
Cantons
Canton
E. F. Vandergriff
Nelson
August Sermons and Bankrupt Petition Mark Local News
Short items note Rev C A Ridley of Live Oak filling Dr Broughton’s pulpit in August with morning and evening services. A bankruptcy petition by Dr William J Harper cites assets of 263 and liabilities of 1,064.20. West End Baptist Church outlines Sunday activities with Colcord and Spalding officiating. Atlanta Clearing House reports daily clearings of 806,822.48 and weekly 4,183,855.48, up from last year. Messages show Mrs Corbin Cabot Trent’s paralysis in Lynchburg and travel to Washington. Dover barbecue on August 17 features an Oak Ridge setting by the Ogeechee river. a baseball game between Dover and Guyton was canceled by Guyton.
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Live Oak
Fla
Broughton
United States Court
Wiliam J. Harper
Atlanta
West End Baptist Church
E. C. Bruffey
Dover
J. A. Evans
Cameron
Ogeechea River
Evans
Guyton
Georgia Dew Drop In Club Proclaimed A Joke Or Real Plan
Locals discuss a prospectus for the Georgia Dew Drop In Club promising a state wide network of well appointed lounges with annual dues set by experts and a medical examiner for insurance. The item includes anti prohibition sentiment and a note on a $10 000 locker tax.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Buenteville
Ala
David D Shelby
United
Circuit Court of Appeals
Grabfelder & Co
Barnesv
Women at Police
Mrs Julia Goldzier of Bayonne New Jersey advocates appointing policewomen as a permanent American institution. She argues women can better protect children, regulate behavior, and deter women from wrongdoing, and she proposes a policewoman uniform while urging municipalities to try the experiment.
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Chicago
Mra
Julia Goldzier
Bayonne
Njial
Sleaford May fair signals shift in rural labor trends
Sleaford May fair drew thousands to one of the nation’s largest hiring events. The milkmaid role dwindles as farm tasks move to men and towns offer higher wages, with domestic servants earning £48 to £4 more annually in urban areas.
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Sleaford
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