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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1913

Page

12

President Randolph Anderson Forms Senate Committees

President Randolph Anderson names the senate committees with careful labor, aiming for representative panels. He reserves few large committees and ensures one member per district on constitutional and Western and Atlantic railroad panels, signaling focused, efficient work ahead.

Randolph Anderson Senate State Senate Presient Anderson Western and Atlantic Anderson Academy of Biini S. E. Jones Molly Dickey Foster Perry Agriculture Chennack Dees Visa Brown Bush Hixon Hate S. B. Jones W. W. Jones McGregor Moore Perton Pope Ruskin Seaves Watte Stark Converse Alten Bullock Burts Fo Hale Trein Moore Parien Peyton Richardson Smith Taylor Turner McGregor Ties Hullick Jones Banks Hale Starke Chennault Caverss Irwin Johnson Perry Commerce Ford Ken Sire Converce Longing Turn Sweat Elkins Convers DuBore Ta Constitutional Amen Buri Vise Harrell Hush DuBose Elsins Mixon Kea Welly Stary Spinks Sweea Tyaan Bury —Nairman View Char Out Percy Husain Tyson Ware County Maters Rushin Vire Fickey W. W. Pope Watts Cheasautt Longino Gregoryardsau Searcy Parish Engnaing One Devillas Enroilment Jalem Taylor Kelly Fonts Fliance Miller Chareg Phannantt Buss Dudose McNeft Miller Rush- In Spinks Tarver Halls Lullws Elkin Argente Santistiwn Conason Richardaan Vive Chute Langino Sixon Vies Eaainaan Chensayit Johnatan Eltins Joel W. W Privileges Fleer Brows Johns Public Library Parrish Publc Buk Public Vis Gatrman E. Wes Public Roade Cilman Charasy Bacss Ralroeds Pertos Chyl-Man Hervell Tie Chairmac Eikins Ome Waits Dues Zu Appreaticak Oo Chayrmat Affich Milter Wice Sir Allen Monel Moir Bulluck Par Ennis Dustin Hue Sohn Reven Ena Smith Bu- Chemnaust Mrs Parr Abra Thi

Brilliant cut diamonds and radiance described

The article notes that the brilliant cut gains more radiance than others through a symmetrical facet arrangement. It describes the table and culet, and mentions correct proportion with the upper section above the girdle and lower facets beneath.

Vital statistics bill advances in Georgia legislature

Senator Elkins introduces a model vital statistics law for Georgia to create a state registrar of births and deaths, local registrars in every county, and penalties for nonreporting. The measure, backed by Dr. W C Bryant, Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, and the medical profession, mirrors models from Pennsylvania and other states. Additional Senate actions include a new state seal amendment and several unrelated bills on taxes, elections, and governance.

C. H. Elkins Senate Georgia Pennsylvania Ohio Missouri Kentucky W. C. Bryant State Department of Agriculture Bryant Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Elkins State Board of Health State Bureau of Vital Statistics L. Wilbur Ehief J Census Bureau Washington Wimberly, Miller and Floyd Bibb United States McNeil Twenty-second Bille Kea Tyson Priel Taylor Stark Searcy Sweat of General Assembly Sweat Board of Commissioners of Roads Ware Trentlen Hiking Supreme Court Court of Appeals

Banks Pay Interest on Savings Deposits in Atlanta

Semi annual interest on savings deposited in Atlanta banks totaled 195 200 dollars paid yesterday. Conservative estimates place total savings accounts at 700 000 dollars though reports do not segregate savings from other deposits making exact proportions unclear.

Atlanta

Athens Chamber Maps Weekend Athens Atlanta Auto Tour

Athens chamber of commerce plans a guided weekend auto trip for Atlanta owners traveling to Athens and back. Scout car logs routes via Winder Duluth Norcross and Buckhead and Decatur Stone Mountain Snellville Monroe, printing a booklet with road notes hotels and Athens attractions to stimulate travel.

Athens Chamber of Commerce Athens Atlanta Constitution Building Andrew C. Erwin Martin J. Abney C. D. Heidler C. C. Callaway Chamber of Commerce Athena Winder Duluth Norcross Buckhead Decatur Stone Mountain Snellville Monroe Clarke Oconee Jackson Gwinnett DeKalb Fulton Callaway University of Georgia Lucy Cobb State Normal School State College of Agriculture Henry W. Grady Ben Hill Howell Tom Cook Clarke County

Police officers cleared of locker club ties in city

Chief Beavers report on locker clubs finds no police membership or patronage. Sergeant Dobbs inspected venues and found no officers drinking or visiting off duty, despite prior turnover near Auburn Avenue. A commission rule bars officers from joining locker clubs.

Beavers L. C Dobbs Dobbs Auburn Avenue

Governor Slaton to Visit Fifth Regiment Camp

Governor John M. Slaton plans an official visit to the Fifth regiment summer camp at St Simons Island if feasible during the legislative session. The regiment’s 24 member band will ride on special trains and entertain with daily concerts. Atlanta employers back the move, aiming to have near full company representation at the camp.

John M. Slaton St. Simons Island Capitol Fifth Regiment Elst Atlanta

Witness for Davis Found After Eleven Years in Arkansas

Harrison M. Thomas, a missing witness for Benjamin J. Davis, editor of The Atlanta Independent, has been arrested in Little Rock, Arkansas and will be brought to Atlanta. Davis was accused in 1902 of removing contents from casks at the Stone Mountain distillery in Vinings and violating federal revenue laws. The case has lingered as Thomas remained unavailable, delaying federal proceedings.

Harrison M. Thomas Benjamin J. Davis Nesro Atlanta Independent Little Rock Ark Atlanta Hen Davis Stona Mountain Vinings United States J. K. Orr Davis Stone Mountain Athens Mare Thal Thomas Atplanta

Dead Man's Curve May Lose Name With Road Widening

Fulton County officials plan to widen Peachtree Road south of Buckhead at the notorious curve known as Dead Man's Curve. Property owners along the inside of the bend may donate frontage to straighten the turn, making the stretch wider and significantly safer if approved at the county commission meeting.

Peachtree Road Buckhead Fulton County Commissioners Shelby Smith

Frequent Showers Cool Temperatures In Atlanta

For the past two days the maximum temperature has not exceeded 88 degrees, though humidity from frequent thundershowers made the heat oppressive. The same conditions are predicted to persist, with a likely thunder shower around 3 or 4 p.m., as forecast by the U S weather bureau.

United States Bureau Atlanta

Optimistic Director Von Herrmann on Atlanta Weather

On a sweltering Tuesday in Atlanta, Section Director C. F. von Herrmann stands out as exceedingly optimistic. The weatherman notes Chicago reached 38 degrees the previous day, while Atlanta barely hit 87 degrees.

C. F. von Herrmann Chicago Atlanta

Fourth of July Tickets On Sale At Central Of Gary

Low rates highlight the Fourth of July event with tickets set for sale on July 2 3 and 4 at the Central of Gary venue. Limited availability for 66 attendees or units.

Central Gary

Governor Cole L Blesse Comment Silent on Militia

Governor Cole L Blesse refused further comment on the militia situation. He holds a telegram from General Wille Jones and Colonel Julius E Cogswell of the South Carolina National Guard detailing a conference with Secretary of War Garrison. The official note says commanders may mobilize units into camp at government expense, with pay retained for deficient companies.

Columbia Saly Cole L. Blesse Bleade Wille Jones Julius E. Cogswell South Carolina National Guard Secretary of War Garrison Secretary of War Secoretary

Mountain Excursion to Western North Carolina Rail Sale

Southern Railway offers a land of the sky trip to Sapphire Country in western North Carolina. The July 10 excursion features a $6 round trip with a return limit of July 20. The notice promotes the itinerary and pricing for travelers seeking a summer excursion in the region.

Carolina Land of the Sky Sapphire Southern Railway

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