Treasury Is Without Cash to Pay Solons
Treasury faces cash shortage hindering payments to lawmakers as ministers scramble for funds and fiscal lines tighten across government. Locals note delayed salaries and stalled stipends amid liquidity strains.
07 Jul 1909
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
1
Treasury faces cash shortage hindering payments to lawmakers as ministers scramble for funds and fiscal lines tighten across government. Locals note delayed salaries and stalled stipends amid liquidity strains.
Governor Brown warns the Georgia treasury faces a cash deficit of about 320,000 for the current quarter as receipts lag disbursements. He recommends making the near beer tax fund more available for general purposes to cover salaries and expenses, with State Treasurer J Pope Brown outlining the precise cash on hand and projected outlays.
Gray, a man with many aliases once linked to dyna miters and safes, was convicted in Cobb Superior Court for forging express money orders and given seven years. A motion for a new trial on extraordinary grounds, supported by affidavits from Nebraska officials and Gray’s father, who claims an alibi, promises a potential miscarriage of justice. The state court of appeals recently denied a new trial, while Judge Norris prepared a hearing for the extraordinary motion.
President Taft with France's Jusserand and Britain's Bryce and officials join in marking Lake Champlain discovery anniversary. Ambassadors and Taft pledge peace policies amid historic site with old cannons and relics on display at Bluff Point Virginia.
In a rain soaked scene at the Champlain celebration Taft’s motor nearly slid from a hillside edge but was controlled. Ambassadors Jusserand Bryce and Taft spoke of peace while examining relics and recalling Champlain era battles and the valley’s role as a passageway and battleground. A prisoner who had received a respite escaped during the event.
The Beverly landlord of President Taf and his neighbor died from injuries suffered last Wednesday when thrown by a horse. The event occurred in the home area as authorities investigated the circumstances.
A brief item notes a Good Roads Parade at Cordelei with SAAD turning on the light. The fragment emphasizes the event and the ceremonial act of lighting, reflecting a local civic procession.
A joint house senate committee debating Governor Smith’s charges against Railroads Chair G McLendon held its first meeting. The panel organized behind closed doors but plans public evidence hearings Thursday at 3 PM in Capitol room 16, with McLendon’s witnesses first.
Denver July 6. Debate at the National Educational Association convention blamed round shoulders and coughing teachers for lower mentality and weakened bodies in school children. Emphasis on physical education and hygienic classrooms. discusses state care for exceptional children and city life's impact on youth. Frontier names include William S. Hastins and Carroll G. Pearse with other educators cited.
Dayton July 6 Congressman James M Cox of Ohio's third district was named defendant in a divorce petition filed by his wife late today The petition and allegations were drawn by Mrs Cox Cox a first term congressman who defeated J Eugene Harding last November is a longtime Ohio Democratic leader and once private secretary to Paul J Borg
Seaboard Air Line Railway stockholders in Baltimore have a special meeting set for August 4 in Petersburg to vote on the plan of an adjustment and deposit agreement. The company books close July 20.
A two day gathering of commercial secretaries opened at Taft hall Auditorium Armory Atlanta with Asa G Candler Mayor Maddox and W B Royster delivering welcomes. Morning session covered introductions committees and the Southern Commercial Congress with speakers Dawe Hoyt and others. An afternoon ride to Roswell and return capped the day as organizers anticipate 75 to 100 Southern delegates.
Fitzgerald Ga July 6 special features a W C T U fundraising drive for the Neild Hart Memorial Drinking Fountain. Scores of women and matrons urged generous contributions while the Fourth celebration included a band concert and fireworks with no accidents to mar the day.
Washington July 6 report on the tariff bill moves to final stages in the senate with amendments on tobacco tax debated. Finance committee members clash over a Smoot proposal and minority rights while a tobacco tax plan is printed for later consideration. The bill advances from committee to the full senate with changes to cigars and cigarette rates and a revised tobacco levy scheduled for tomorrow.
Partly cloudy Wednesday and Thursday with variable winds. Local data show temperatures and rainfall figures, including normals and year-to-date excess or deficiency.
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