Suffragists Struggle Over Senate Access In Georgia
The Georgia Senate clashed Monday over allowing the Georgia Woman Suffrage Association to use the chamber. A motion to take the resolution from the table failed 17 to 15 amid disputes on rights and procedure. Several senators argued the issue stemmed from misapprehension about dress code and meeting privileges, while others urged granting access as a standard civic right. Additional bills and committee moves were noted, including changes to immigration, labor, and public health measures.
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Georgia State Senate
Georgia Woman Si Fing Association
Senate Chamber
V McNall
Twenty Second District
Senate
VcNeil
Mo Flaw
Bulloch Dickey Flying Hixon Hale Irwin
Longino McNeail MU
Moora
Searcyppinks
Tarver Tysem
Watts Nays
Frown Portz Bish
Chennault Dulose
Harrisons
Sle
Stig Starkoeat
Taylor
Special Train Mountain Excursion to Asherville by Southern Railway
Special excursion train runs July 10 from Atlanta to Asherville with parlor cars coaches and a dining car at 6:30 pm. Fare is 8600 round trip and 436 o6 present. Travel through the Land of the Sky by daylight on the Southern Railway.
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Atlanta
Asherville
Land OF the Sky
MARE
Southern Railway
Diamonds as a Real Help To Ward Success
A vintage advertisement promotes wearing diamonds as a symbol of success and financial acumen. It highlights monthly payments to build saving habits and investing funds, assuring the reader that diamonds reflect earning and prudent spending. It invites readers to request a 160 page illustrated catalog and diamond booklet with prices and plans.
Ollie Taylor Secures Job With White Provision Co
Oliver Taylor, recently released from Fulton County Reform School, starts as a mechanic at White Provision Co. under supervision of White Jr. The firm provides housing nearby and aims to guide him toward advancement, crediting publicity from The Constitution for the opportunity.
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White Provision Co
Olie Taylor
Fulton County Reformatory
White Provision Company
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Obie ‘Taylor
Big Parole
Constitution Office
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Ole
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Southern Railway
Mir
Many Horses Stricken During Hot Weather Last Week
Dr H G Carnes reports twenty three sunstrokes among train animals last week with six in one day in July. Excessive heat plus neglect caused avoidable suffering and losses. Require water shaded rest and immediate move to shade when horses or mules are left standing. Straw hats cheap water and care are urged to prevent further incidents.
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H G Carnes
Dr Carnes
Virginia man comes to Atlanta on visit 74k for bride home
Virginia man arrives in Atlanta for a wedding after years apart with his fiancée. The ceremony was held at West End Ta, attended by family and friends from both sides. The couple planned a later visit home for Honeymoon and a possible extended stay.
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Mrrson
Prom Net
Oman
West End
Georgia
Vinson
Cope
Negr Warday
Purser
Wos
Biptiatch
Bt Selairg
Hmon
Stand Will Be Rebuilt at Grant Park After Fire Destruction
Council meeting discusses rebuilding the refreshment stand at Grant Park which was destroyed by fire. Councilman Sam Shepard reports the building loss and explains city carries 300 on the site. A resolution to transfer insurance funds to a park special fund for immediate reconstruction passes. Shepard favors a concrete fireproof structure.
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Grant Park
Sam Shepard Es Offielo
Weory
Shepard Ia
Roosevelt Goes West With Roosevelts To The West Tour
President Theodore Roosevelt and sons Quentin and Archie depart New York for an eight week western trip. They will explore the Grand Canyon region with horseback excursions while on tour. Roosevelt plans a later South American voyage about two weeks after returning from the West.
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New York
Jie
Theodore Roosevelt
Quentin
Archie
West
Colonde
Anszena
Vic Roosevelt
Would Give Policemen Right to Carry Guns
A Georgia measure would grant police officers sheriffs and their deputies and bonded constables authority to carry weapons in uniform. The bill, reported favorably by the general judiciary committee, faced amendments and mixed opinions in the assembly with opposition from some members who deem officers among the worst criminals. The committee recommended striking a word to limit carrying to plan clothes, with further actions by town supervisors and a report to a referenced committee.
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Polceman
General Judiciary
General Assembly
Tulten
Inde
Cit
John
Pep
Earth
Teferei
Mike
William Stokes Dies Pioneer Fruit Dealer
William Stokes, a noted fruit merchant, dies at his residence 78S North Thybard Won. He was 68 and born in Athlane Trelant ani cam. Survived by brother John Stokes, two sons Rey IW Stokes of Americs ot Captain Chaos 4 Stokes of Athinte, and four daughters Woe lerer Mairynthe If tia Stoke. Funeral from the vesiden at 4 o'clock this aftern on Rev Dr Dunbar Ogden officiating. Interment Greenwoods.
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Aunita
Tin State
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Busin
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John Stokes
Rey IW Stokes
Americs
Chaos
Stokes
Athinte
Mairynthe
Dunbar Ogden Offfelsins
Suffragists Meet Here On Wednesday In Georgia
The Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association plans its annual Atlanta meeting June 9 and 10 with sessions at the Labor Temple. Delegates from auxiliaries will attend. leaders will discuss legislative aims such as education laws, child protection, labor standards, and suffrage advocacy, including remarks by Mrs Amelia Woodall and others.
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Atlanta
Labor Temple
Trinity Avenue
Georgia
Hill
Walter B Hill
Athena Wide
Walter B HI
University of Georgia
J Ansley
Marshallville
Department of Church Workers
Jennia Hert Sibley
Union Point
Georgia Woctu
FE ‘Cunningham
Decatur
Alabama Womans Suffrage Association
W On Felton
Cartersville
Augusta Howard
Columbis
Georgia Womang Suffrage Association
Cich I
General Assembly
North Georgia
Suth Georgi
Commonwealth
Lowe Direct
Woc Taner
Mart
Jana
Amelia Woodatl
Mary LE
Daniel
Katherine
Mass Meeting Opposes New County of Warner
A special four man meeting in Talbot County with participants from Talbotton Woodlawn and Junelion Guy opposed the creation of a Warner County with Manchester. John H McGeher chaired and John A Smith served as secretary. A committee led by AP Pearsons was formed to organize and inform the public about hearings before the legislature.
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New County
Warner
Talbotton
Talbot County
Guy
Talbotton Manda
John H MrGeher
John A Smith
Manchester
Aissue
AP Pearsons
J H Mercedee
Leonard
V Wills
Salary Authorized for Dr Secord During Illness
Council approves payment of $180 to the widow of the late Dr A Secord former city veterinarian and fire department member. The sum covers salary accrued during his illness while he served as fireman doctor. Fire Commissioner Cummings helped secure the allowance set by council.
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HB Cummings
Dr A . Secord
Fire Department
Ah Secord
Serord
Cummingy
Arizona Militias Duty Compliance Questioned Over Encampment
Secretary Gartison directs Governor Hunts attention to alleged over enlistment and improper use of federal supplies by the Arizona militia ahead of its annual encampment. Law requires sixty days notice before enlistment and duty eligibility, with officials to account for furnished materials.
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Weslington
Ansona
Gartison
Hunts
Arizona Mlitia
Mom
Knife for Jack London in hospital after surgery
The article reports Jack London in a hospital for appendicitis treatment. A physician states he is expected to be out in about ten days and may undergo an operation or recovery tomorrow. The language is fragmentary but centers on London’s medical status and brief hospitalization.
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Jack London
Chamber entertains legislators at Piedmont Driving Club
The chamber of commerce hosts an informal dinner and reception for Georgia officials and lawmakers at the Piedmont Driving Club Thursday at 730 pm. Invites go out, with special cars from Edgewood and Pryor streets for guests, and club officers coordinate decorations and hospitality.
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Chamber of Commerce
Piedmont Driving Club
Georgia
Senate
House
R. K Evans
Department of the Gulf
John T van Oredale
Fort McPheson
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Statehouse
Pardee and Newman
United States Courts
Joseph van Hult Nash
Atlanta
General Council
Edgewood
Pryor
Brooks Morgan
Fiedmont
Potts Objects to Plucking Newport Ro F July T Captain Potts seeks reversal of plucking board action
Captain Potts, retired last week from the battleship Louisiana, left for Washington with an attorney to challenge the board that removed him before reaching rear admiral. He declined to discuss plans but intimates say he will seek reversal of the decision.
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Potts
Newport
Templin M Potts
To & N
Louisiana
Washington
Western North Carolina Rail Fare Notice
Southern Railway announces a round trip fare of six dollars for travel to the Land of the Sky and Sap phire Country with a return limit set for July 20. The offer runs Thursday July 10.
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North Carolina
Land of the Sky
Southern Railway
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