Hundred New Bills In House Monday
A chaotic session saw about a hundred bills introduced in the Georgia House as lawmakers prepared for committee appointments. Key measures include a medical examination board bill, a proposed $500,000 teacher salary loan, and various county and municipal reforms. The day closed with the house adjourning pending consent and future committee assignments.
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Senate brief session passes narcotics bill plan and biennial legislature
In a brief Monday session the Georgia senate introduced six new bills and accepted an Athens invitation for July 12. Senator Searcy proposed a three physician commission to study care and confinement for narcotics addicts and a sanatorium, while other bills covered biennial legislature, agriculture teaching, school matriculation, stenographic reporting, and a ban on certain advertisements. Also reported: three workers drowned in a Cleveland sewer trench collapse and Jules Raoul Blanc, convicted in federal court, sentenced to three and a half years in Atlanta Penitentiary.
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Georgia
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Jules Raoul Blanc
United States
Foster
Blanc
Residents push for larger sewer through Piedmont Park
Fourth ward residents will ask the sewer committee to stop the four foot extension on Butler street and run an 18 by 9 sewer through Piedmont park. Assistant Engineer Hansell says the upgrade would cost about 50 000 more in materials and delay completion by months. They argue the present trunk is too small for storms and future growth, seeking a twin system. If approved, funding gaps could delay the project.
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Sewer Committee of Council
Butler Street
Piedmont Park
Hansell
Shashore Excursion by Atlanta’s Own Regiment
Friday July 11 excursion by Fifth Infantry G A to Brunswick St Simons and Cumberland islands in camp at St Simons. Parades drills music dancing. Round trip 46.00. Information City Ticket Officer 70 Peachtree Street.
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Atlanta
Information City Ticket -Offier
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