Depot Bill Moves Toward Governer Signature
The Atlanta depot bill cleared both houses and heads to the governor for final action. The House rejected a Senate amendment requiring ex officio seats for Senate President Howell and Speaker Little on the depot commission, amid denial by both leaders of willingness to serve. The Senate receded, the bill is enrolled, and will be sent to the governor.
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Georgia House Honors Speaker Little As He Recovers
The General Assembly paid tribute to Speaker John D. Little who was ill, voting a resolution of high regard and affection and appointing a committee to convey the sentiments to his bedside. Gifts included a cut-glass decanter, silver waiter, and other tokens as members praised his leadership and wished him a swift recovery.
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Political fallout from senate debate and misdelivered message
In a tense session the president faced scrutiny over remarks on policy and a perceived partisan stance. Senators Egleston and Little weighed in to clarify the record as doctors warned that Little could not attend due to illness and a misdelivered message added confusion about his intended position.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief From Dyspepsia
Joe Laine of Flanagan Kentucky writes that after years of dyspepsia and ineffective medicines, Hood's Sarsaparilla cured his dyspepsia, restored energy, and left him feeling like a new person. He warns to beware of substitutes.
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Courts Resolve Conference Amendments In State House Debate
The conference committee and lawmakers debated amendments to a state resolution. Treasurer Park refused a public property transfer until the supreme court ruling. Wright defended the conference recommendation while Hall and Hardwick argued for adoption. The session aimed to align the amendment with the supreme court expectations and state interests.
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Atlanta City Charter Amendments Finalized in Conference
The Atlanta charter bill faced conflict over taxation powers as both chambers could not agree. A conference committee proposed striking taxation provisions while preserving other adopted amendments, and both houses reported failure to reach accord on that section.
Letter from Attorney General Terrell on Wright amendment impact
The document cites Attorney General Terrell replying to a senate request. He discusses proposed text changes to a public property fund resolution and the implications for transferring funds, pressing the need to await supreme court decision before further action. He notes a duty on the treasurer and potential court involvement.
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Merchant Tailor Ad Declares Satisfactory Style and Value
Fragmentary ad copy touts fabric satisfaction and latest style with faultless workmanship. It urges payment for Alfred Belamin and associates, promising value to the purse and urging customers to pay promptly to secure their suit or tailoring services.
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State Savings Bank and Trust Bank notes and officers
The State Savings Bank and Trust details savings deposits, interest at three and one half percent per year compounded twice yearly. It lists officers including George M. Petersen, Eugene Spalding, and directors Payne and Tye, Joseph A. McCord, John Oliver, John A. Miller, Elijan Brow, John L. Tye, George M. Brown.
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Tax powers debate blocks Atlanta charter amendments
House and Senate conferees report no agreement on municipal taxation powers in Atlanta charter discussions. Mr Slaton of Fulton notes the substitute would limit city taxing authority over public corporations, urging full legislature action rather than partial amendments.
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PAZO OINTMENT PROMISES A CURE CLAIM
An old advertisement asserts PAZO OINTMENT cures for itching sores and skin diseases. It promises refunds if no cure is achieved. The copy mentions various ailments such as tetter ulcers and skin afflictions and targets the face and body.
Judge Badger Slaps Former Congressman in Court Scene
In Columbus Ohio, a sensational court moment occurred when Judge Badger pulled the nose and slapped the face of former Congressman Lentz. The judge accused Lentz of misstating facts and warned against retaliation while the proceedings included a motion and a copper company settlement discussion.
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