Franchise tax bill rift over substitute germain ruling
A heated Georgia House debate centered on whether a substitute for a franchise tax bill was germain to the original measure. Speaker Morris sustained the point of order against the substitute, while supporters argued the two measures shared subject matter and could not be barred from consideration. The controversy highlighted tensions over tax reform and the process of enacting franchise taxation.
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Debate Over Tax Franchise Bill Splits Georgia House
The Georgia House rejected the Candler bill and passed the Feld substitute by wide margins after a heated session. Speakers and members clashed over constitutional power and tax machinery, with 106 for overruling the speaker and 48 against. The substitute, favored by Candler, aimed to tax franchises. critics warned of threats to the original bill. The final passage set the stage for further action and adjournment.
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Dyspepsia Advised: Kodol Promotes Restoring Digestion
A historical ad text extols dyspepsia relief through Kodol from E C DeWitt Co Chicago, claiming the preparation digests food while the stomach rests. The lengthy excerpt blends medical marketing with legislative vote tallies and committee actions from a Georgia House session, listing names and actions on substitute adoption, final passage, and judiciary bills.
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Chicago
Kept Her Children By Grape-Nuts Food
A Wisconsin mother credits Grape-Nuts with saving two of her children who suffered whooping cough pneumonia and severe weakness. She fed softened Grape-Nuts in cream then the cereal itself, noting quick nourishment and restored strength for both girls. Postum Co mentions Hattie Creek Michigan as the source of the testimonial.
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Postum Co
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Settlement rumors swirl as coal strike hearings continue
Scranton December 3 The anthracite coal dispute hearings drag past Thanksgiving with talk of an out of court settlement. Mitchell testifies on wage effects as photographers show miner homes. Commission seeks wage data and documentary evidence, giving companies until 10 AM tomorrow to answer Mitchells statement.
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Henry of Pless at Washington
Berlin reports Emperor William may name Prince Henry of Pless as ambassador to Washington if Dr von Holleben retires within a year. Henry, after returning from the United States, urged the post, and the emperor, valuing social hospitality, approves. Possible rivals include Dr Mumm von Schwartzenstein and Baron Speck von Sternburg. Baron von Sternburg’s friends say President Roosevelt favored him months ago. Prince Henry married Daisy Cornwallis West in 1891.
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Message in Marble Case Sealed at White House Corridor
A marble casket containing the president's yesterday message to Congress autographs of Roosevelt children U S coins and the mason's chisel was sealed and hidden under a cement bed in the White House main hallway a marble slab inscribed 1792 1802 with stars for each state covers the treasure.
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Captain Bohn to Meet President Roosevelt in Washington
Newport News reports Captain Bohn of the German steam ship Barcelona saved fourteen seamen during a gale near New York harbor. He and his seven crewmen maneuvered through heavy seas to rescue the two sinking tugs and their crews, risking their own ship. Roosevelt will honor him with a presidential audience and a memorial.
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Mysterious wagon incident near Teat home in Rome
A strange Wagon and pair of horses appear near J F Teat in Rome fourth ward causing suspicions. The horses were unattended all day, and a stranger questioned Teat by night after refusing to go to the sheriff. The team remains held for a rightful owner to identify and claim it.
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Mrs Mary Hudson Dies After Illness in Bennettsville
Mrs Mary Hudson wife of Judge S H Hudson died after a lingering illness in Bennettsville. She was in her sixty fifth year a daughter of Philip Miller a German citizen. She was buried in Evergreen cemetery with a large procession and Rev Rufus Ford of Bennettsville Baptist church officiating.
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H. Hudson
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Roosevelt lauds life insurers as aiding moderate income men
President Roosevelt praised growing prosperity and called life insurance companies, chiefly mutual benefit societies, highly helpful to modest earners. He noted The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York now holds assets over 352000000, greater than the combined surplus of all national banks, with the fund owned by policyholders.
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South Carolina Baptists Open 43rd Annual Greenville Session
The South Carolina Baptists held the first business session of their 43rd annual convention in Greenville at the First Baptist Church. President D W Bey led delegates and reports from the state missions board noted spending over 14 000 by ED missionaries at 126 stations and Bible distribution work aiding hundreds of homes. Resolutions urged stronger fundraising for missions and benevolences next year. preacher H Bager spoke urging endowment for a Southern Baptist seminary as part of ongoing appeals.
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