LSE Gtilt sparks six day rule clash in Georgia House
A six day report rule pits supporters against opponents as the Georgia House debates committee timetables and a Nixon Oil bill. Key figures include Mr Beck of Carroll and Mr McMichael, with votes 76 to 90 against the rule and an amendment shifting to ten days. Several new bills are introduced on wages, banned near beer, locker clubs, Confederate pensions, and school terms while the Senate considers new counties and equal suffrage measures.
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Broyles Attacks Park Board Rule As Absurd Law
Recorder Nash R. Broyles on Tuesday rejected the sleeveless bathing suit ban at Piedmont Park as unconstitutional and nonsensical. He argued any court can void laws deemed absurd, saying the White case was decided on its own merits and set no broad precedent. Broyles cited rights to pursue pleasure at Piedmont Lake and criticized park commissioners for defending the rule while Belcher warned abolition would end the lake.
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Jewish Women Back Child Labor Bill in Georgia
The Atlanta Council of Jewish Women met Tuesday and endorsed the Sheppard child labor bill now before the Georgia legislature. They cite illiteracy and night-work harms, urging Fulton County legislators to support the measure as revised by the national child labor committee. Executive Committee, Council of Jewish Women.
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Andrews Candidacy Boosted by Campaign Committee
An enthusiastic meeting at Dr. A H Van Dyke's office advanced Colonel Walter P Andrews for the legislature. Charles W Beichardt was elected manager War Astor Batchelor secretary and Dr A H Van Dyke treasurer. They plan a lively campaign with meetings to build support.
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Bill urges new University of Georgia branch at Crawfordville
United Daughters of the Confederacy plan to introduce a bill via Representative Claude Stone to establish Stephens College as a Crawfordville branch of the University of Georgia at Liberty Hall. The Stephens Monumental Association pledges property and land to support a campus, with local chapters aiding the effort. The move aims to supplement Georgia Normal and Industrial College at Milledgeville and the State Normal School at Athens.
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Monumental association backs Georgia University branch
Members of the monumental association say no greater mark of respect can be paid to the vice president of the confederacy than establishing a branch of the University of Georgia on the site of his old home. They note that there are more pupils than can be adequately accommodated and many are turned away each year.
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Home Finding Society Wins Law Child Case
Judge W D Ellis ruled in Savannah on Tuesday that the Georgia Home Finding Association may retain custody of five year old twins, despite the parents Howard and Mrs Law's custody fight. The court found the Home Finding Society legally entitled to care for the children after a prior ruling deemed the parents unsuitable.
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Fourth of July Special Rates via W and A Railroad
The W and A Railroad offers Fourth of July special rates with tickets on sale July 2 3 and 4 return limit July 7 1914. Tickets available through ticket agents. Harman is general passenger agent for the company.
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