Child Labor Bill Wins House Committee Approval
The house committee on labor approved the new child labor bill and sent it to the full house with a do pass recommendation. The meeting drew many Fulton Cotton mills strikers, plus a large turnout from local labor organizations at the hall of representatives. The bill was introduced by Mr ee.
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Committee On Labor
House Committee On Labor
House
House of Representatives
Fulton
Mree
Georgia Child Labor Bill Debate Highlights 1910s Session
The Georgia legislative committee debates substitute and main bills regulating child labor. Key points include age limits, schooling certificates, and permissible work in mills and other establishments. Supporters cite school requirements and better wages for parents. opponents urge business expedience and avoid restricting employment.
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Thar Ownera
Sheppard
Lea Jordan
Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia
Dbsiil Aid Mot
Jordan
Allen F Johnson
Losmith
Georgia Federation of Labor
AH B ‘Marklehim
Lindale
Bo Marks
Gear of Federation of Labor
William
Wier
Prederation of Labor
Commonwealth
Alexander
Niblo Identified by Telegram After Heat Death
The death of H G Niblo from heat prostration on North Forsyth Street was clarified when his son Grady Niblo of Dallas Texas sent a telegram to P J Bloomfield requesting the body be held for him and noting Masons would conduct funeral services. Other sons L J Nible of El Paso Texas and RN Nible of Dallas were located. Chambliss of 170 Ivy Street reported Nible had boarded at her house and that his baggage remained there.
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H G Niblo
Forsyth Street
Grady Niblo
Dallas
Texas
P J Bloomfield
Masons
Bible
L J Nible
LL Paso Tesas
RN Nible
Rev Henry Pace to Lead Wednesday Prayer Service
Assistant pastor Rev Henry Pace of the First Methodist church will lead a prayer service Wednesday evening at 8 oclock If the weather is suitable the service will be held on the church lawn where electric lights have been installed Pastor Rev HM Culose DD is away in Buffalo Iowa for two weeks
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Henry Pace
First Methodist Church
HM Culose DD
Buffalo Lown
Thousands Violate the Law, Says Manager Dan Carey
Dan Carey, general manager of Atlanta parks, alleges many city park laws are ignored. He cites prohibitions on swimming in city parks and on jumping on or off moving trains in Grant and Piedmont parks. Carey plans to compile all park laws and push charter amendments to enforce compliance.
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Dan Carey
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Atlanta
Piedmont Iake
Atlantas
Woodward
Park Board
Grant
Piedmont Parks
Grant Park
Grant Park, Upon Which the Kiddies Rode For A Nickle A Throw, But To Jagternnt
Carey Ja
Johnston Denies West Driving Senate Bid Amid Georgia Feud
Dr Mark Johnston of Atlanta declares Senator West never sought the United States Senate, accusing Messrs Lockridge and Hardwick of a baseless charge. He recounts a Macon conversation asserting West would not pursue national office and emphasizes West’s sole aim to become Governor of Georgia. Johnston notes West’s loyalty and cautions readers about the alleged $15 000 threat in the campaign, while detailing his own plans to retire after a gubernatorial term and travel with his family.
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Stokes Arenue
Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Constitution
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J D Tockridge
W Os West
Slaton
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Macon
United States Senate
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West
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Hardwick
Messrs
Bill West
Messrs Lockridge
Neeser
Linton
Valdosta
Atlante
Senate
Duncon
Bacon
Govenor
Misaouri
Washington
Lave
Bar
Floreniles
Florida
Memorial Building Planned at Brenau College
Brenau plans a memorial building to house the Young Womens Christian Association and its activities. The project includes a museum of missionary objects, rooms for study and welcome, and will honor Mrs Simmons. Anticipated cost tops $20 060 with initial subscriptions of $7 100. A local memorial association and trustees committee oversee the effort.
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Grinesville
Brenau College
Brenan
Young Womens Christian Association
Young Womens Christian In
Mrs Simmons
Far East
Womens Christian Slaoetarion Wil
Department of Ethiical Instruction
Mra
Simmons
Angregy
America
Reading
Gainesville
Fbe
Boar of Trustees
Mesars Hayne Palmour
J H Hosch MC Brown
J B George
Bimbrough
Atlanta Strides From Day To Day
A readable fragment lists names such as Dave Fawardy King Celestia Adair and others with property transfers and securing debts. It mentions multiple dates in June and May 1934, including property moves on June 16 May 20 and May 22, plus building permits on Marietta Street and Washington Street and several contractor payments. The text references West Peachtree Street addresses and other local sites, suggesting a community ledger of real estate, debt actions, and building activity.
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Dave Fawardy
Fourth of July special rates on W A railroad tickets
Special rates on W. and A. Railroad tickets on sale July 2, 3 and 4. Return list July 7, 1914. Apply Ticket Agents. C. H. Harman, General Passenger Agent.
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C. H. Harman
State Bar Examiners Hold Session Here in Atlanta
The board of state bar examiners for admission to the Georgia bar meets in Atlanta to pass on June examinations. Members include Alex Ching of Atlanta Joseph A Cronie of Savannah and Henry R Goedchius of Columbus. The board will be in session five days or more with many papers to review. A resolution proposed by General PW Meldrim urged admission only after passing the state exam, a view supported by most of the bar.
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Board of State War Examiners
Atlanta
Alex Ching
Georgia
Neor
Lugene R Black
University Law School
Bar
Meldrim
Bunce
President Discusses State vs Federal Role in Woman Suffrage
A president advocates settling woman suffrage by state action, arguing local self government and party leadership constraints. He notes the dual duties of a president, the need for constitutional pathways, and acknowledges responses from Mrs Dorr about constitutional avenues.
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United States
Mrs Dorr
President and Mrs Wiley debate constitutional amendment process
Mrs Wiley questions if a congressional resolution would become a state matter and push reform through, while the president explains that a constitutional amendment requires three fourths of the states and that consensus among states governs. Mrs Dorries presses for details, but the president notes limits on cross examination and expresses thanks as the exchange ends.
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Wiley
Waley ¥Es
Dorr
Mrs Dorr
Mr Wilson
Elam Sells Millinery Business to John J Hardy
Mrs M T Elam disposes of millinery shop in a landmark Georgia transfer. The 80 year old widow, who established the business after the Civil War and has run it for 54 years, sells to John J Hardy after hundreds of trips to New York for stock. The sale marks a major local commercial change.
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Americas
Mra W . Elam
John J Hardy
Elam
Georgia
New York
East
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Sylvester Cemetery
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Charles Hirech
Henry Weinberg
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