City News Note on Bankruptcy Petition and Sermons
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court yesterday by L. A. Gechsle, Atlanta butchers, showing assets of 891 dollars. Dr John E White will preach at Second Baptist on The Children of Darkness are wiser in their generation. Rev Walter L Lingle will speak Sunday on A Woman Who Paid All Her Debts. Wesley Church plans a July 3 service led by Rev Frank Oler with Every Member Present Day. Georgia Baptist Orphan Home children will attend the Atlanta Baptist Sunday School Association meeting at Temple Baptist Church next Sunday at 2:29 p.m. First Universalist Church grants Rev Dean Ellenwood two months vacation to attend a Chicago summer term and the national convention in New York. Mrs Ellenwood will preach Sunday morning with a sermon titled The Patriot Jem of Universalism. A salary raise was approved for the pastor.
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Federal Court
L. A. Gechsle & Co
Atlanta
John E. White
Second Baptist Church
Darkness
Walter L. Lingle
D.b
First Presbyterian Church
Marietta Street
Willreach
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Frank O'ler
Weales Memorial Church
Svery
Dax
Siler
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Temple Baptist Church
Mangum
West Hunter Streets
John M. Green
John Fraer
Dean Ellenwood
University of Chicago
Young People’s Christian Union
Meéeta
New York City
Ellenwood
Race Horse Riley Dies at Kentucky Breeders' Center
The famous Derby winner Riley, aged twenty years, died of old age at Hillabethtown Kentucky. He had been kept there by a breeders' association created to care for aged and broken down horses.
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Riley
Hillabethtown
Tony
Tax Reform Report Urges Immediate Action in Georgia
A joint committee report submitted to the Georgia General Assembly urges swift legislation to secure full and fair property valuations for taxation. The document credits earlier lawmakers, notes harmonizing former bills, and backs a proposed measure to strengthen the tax return system without radical change. Signed by Senate and House committee members.
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Senate
General Assembly
Georgia
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Dilla
Littlemore
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L. R. Akin
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Roland Ellis
Hoonsi Alexander
LG. Hardman
Good Roads Barbecue Near Americus Ellaville July Opening
Americus Ga July 1 Special Some time this month a barbecue will celebrate the completion of the road joining Schley and Sumter counties from Ellaville to Americus. A small convict force works steadily on the road 30 feet wide well graded and a fine example of country road construction. The link will shorten the mule trip from Americus to Ellaville to a pleasant ride and boost social and business ties between the communities. The date may fall between July 10 and 20 with completion expected in that window.
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Ellaville
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Sumter
Bilaville
Cotiala
Schley
Convicta
Take Hersforg's Act Phosphate for Appetite Restoration
Use for restoration of appetite, strength and vitality. Especially recommended to aid digestion and energy. TRY IT.
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Hersforg
Act Phosphate
Carmical Implement Company Reports First Profit Year
Carmical Implement Company in Salon City Georgia closed its annual stockholders meeting with reports showing profit for the first time in the company’s history. Officers elected were D A Carmical president and general manager W M Rogers secretary and treasurer. Directors elected included W A Morris C J Jeans W C Wood Walter McGahes W C Cumby GF Hunnicutt and J M Hart.
Demonstration Fair Planned by Watkinsville Methodist Church
In Watkinsville Georgia the ladies of the Methodist church plan a week long demonstration fair starting July 26. The event aims to bring together the county’s leading men and representatives for a community showcase and fund raising effort.
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Watkinsville
Specter
Hold Farmers Institute in Sumpkin Georgia
Farmers of Stewart county are holding an Institute here with sessions to close Saturday night. Today’s announcements were made by E. Hynicutt of Athens and E. I. Worshachay, state entomologist, representing the State College of Agriculture.
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Special Orders Set For House July 6 7 12
The House set July 6 as a special order for the Income Tax resolution July 7 for compulsory education and July 12 for the bill to increase senatorial districts. A bill exempting farm products from taxation was tabled. The day also covered automobile highway rules. An invitation from the Daughters of the American Revolution was accepted for Fourth of July exercises at St Philip's Cathedral. The Senate adjournment for Fourth of July was adopted.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
St. Philip's Cathedral
Senate
House
Columbus
Mr. Hale
Clayton
Board of County Commissioners
F. P. Camp
J.B Adama
W. W. Clarke
I. A. Christian
J. H. Wynn
Bartow Man Moves Tax Bill to Save Measure
Mrr Johnson of Bartow, a author of a bill to exempt farm products from taxation for twelve months after production, moved in the house yesterday morning that it be laid on.
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Mrr. Johnson
Bartow
Georgia House Debates Pension Bill and Fourth of July Plan
The house carried the motion 74 to 66 and 113 to 10 on unrelated matters. A senate amendment to the McMahan pension bill shifted start dates and proposed scaling pensions if funds were short, but was rejected while the senate version stood. The chamber adopted several special orders, invited by the Daughters of the American Revolution to Fourth of July rites, and introduced new measures including election betting prohibition and county commissioner boards. The session adjourned to reconvene Tuesday at 10 o clock.
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Senate
Mr. Wright
Floyd
McMahan
Clarke
St. Philip's Cathedral
G £. Daniel
Cobb County
Georgia House Passes Auto Regulation Bill
The Georgia House approved a broad motor vehicle regulation bill by a vote of 323 to 4. Key provisions include registration with the secretary of state, a $2 fee, plate and seal issuance, front white and rear red lights, speed limits near bridges and curves, pedestrian warnings by drivers, and a minimum 16 year age to operate. An interstate provision exempts out-of-state operators after 30 days’ within-state operation.
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House’ of Representatives
Georgia
Lie House
Ing. MacIntyre
Thomas
Tipping
Appling
Committee On Roads and Bridges
House
Secretary of State
Senate
Slaton
Observation Pullman Added to Birmingham Train
Southern to add handsome observation Pullman cars to the Birmingham Special between New York and Birmingham via Atlanta. Cars ordered from Pullman embody latest construction and comfort. added to regular trains as soon as delivered. The Birmingham Special, leaving Atlanta east at 2 46 p.m. and Birmingham at 10 45 p.m., has grown popular, warranting extra cars in recent weeks.
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New York
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Atlanta
Pullman Company
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Torgonon
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Senate Debates On Pistol Law And Adjournment Action
In a Georgia senate session lawmakers debated a concealed weapons bill as a felony with judge discretion, but the measure was tabled. They approved a joint adjournment from July 1 to July 6 and discussed a tax record cash book requirement for collectors. Also read was an invitation to July Fourth exercises and a proposal to license arms via local ordinaries.
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Megers
McCurry
Morris
Georgia
Great Britain
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Grifath
Jackson
Harrell
Mathews
House
Longley
Wes
Stevens
Daughters of the American Revolution
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Washington Streets
Atlanta
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Johneon
Add
Baker
Moving Pictures on Sunday Shown in Nature Scenes
Fragmentary OCR notes report Sunday showings of nature pictures approved by authorities. The garbled text references images of landscapes and animals to be previewed in an event described as a Sunday display.
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Gunter Approv
Ordimiare
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