Ice plant power would be given to all cities in Georgia
Georgia lawmakers consider a sweeping bill to let every incorporated city manufacture and sell ice under state authority, a move supporters say would align ice with water gas and electric services. The measure faces House opposition though supporters argue cities should have the same rights to ice as other utilities, with debate over whether such power should be charter delegated or state granted. The Legislature also notes 1,217 bills introduced, with 842 in House and Senate, as committees continue killing many measures amid a crowded session.
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Georgia
General Judiciary
House
Senate
Ica
Blackburn
Fulton
Atlanta
Atisata
Jim Mr. Millar
Bibb
Ethene
Davidson
Putnam
al House Committee
Molson
Clayton
Sheppard
Sumter
Wimberly
Fowler
General Judiciary Committee
Legis
Five Injured In Streetcar Stampede At Soldier's Home
A front platform fire on a Soldier's Home street car at Decatur and Fratt streets caused a stampede. Detective W C Patrick suffered severe injuries and was treated at Grady hospital along with four other slightly hurt passengers.
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Soldier
Decatur
Fratt Streets
Wen
W. C. Patrick
Harold Avenue
Atresiz
Grady Hospital
Chewning
Wild ride down mountain ends in drowning near Sacramento River
Mrs Eliza beth Webber of Berkeley drowned in an uncontrollable auto that tumbled from a riverbank to the Sacramento River. ZK Horton and his mother survived. Webber’s body was recovered hours later twelve miles downstream. Five thousand dollars in currency lay at the river bottom in the wreck.
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Kennett
Cal
Elizabeth Webber
Berkeley
Sacramento
ZK Horton
Horton
Webber
The Constitution Board Announces Boarding and Rooms Bureau
The Constitution Will Find You Rooms or Board offers a free public Bureau of Information for boarding and rooming houses. Call Main 5000 or Atlanta 5000 to list or find a room for rent.
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Bureau of Information
The
Constitution
Atlanta
Rebels Fire On Machias In Dominican Harbor Clash
Reckless Dominican rebels fired on the U S gunboat Machias in Puerta Plata harbor late last night, with some shots striking the vessel. The junta’s assurances to avoid harming Americans followed. Four revolutions rage as Washington weighs intervention to restore order amid the Bordas government and widespread upheaval across Santo Domingo.
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Puerta Plata
Bardas
Navy Department
Runsell
Carolina
Junta Commission of Legalistas
Little Republic of
San Domingo
United States
Fodas
Bordas
Benerala
Asus
Lno
Sanchez
Samana Bay
Vick
Sullivan
White
State Department
Republic
Navy
Dominican
South Carolina
Machias
Puerta Pinta
Marietta
Castine
Azua
Hattlen
Mysterious death of charity worker shocks Luckie Street community
A 50s woman identified as Mrs Frankie Barkshadt was found dead in a locked Luckie Street house. A boy Hoyt Rhinehart and Confederate veteran Barfield discovered the scene. police noted a bed, overturned chair, and pillows suggesting a struggle. Mrs Barkshadt, once active with Barclay mission, had recent stroke fears. Funeral plans pending.
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Luckie Street
Frankie Barkshadt
Barclay
Marietta Street
Haslett and
Barfield
Hoyt Rhinehart
Luckie
HolUneshed
Marietta
Harry G. Poole
Barkehodt
Eytich
Auburn Avenue
Barkehadt
Harry, Poole
Rebels Favor Military Rule In Mexico Conquest Urged
Reuters style dispatch reports that Huerta would rule by martial law if a provisional government is established. Carranza’s aides warn against any conference with Niagara mediators, fearing new revolts. Carranza expects Tampico Gateway to supply arms for quick seizure of Mexico City and a stabilizing military rule until elections.
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Texas
Niagara
Huerta
Mexico
Carranza
Obregon
Saltillo
Madero
de la Barra
Huarta
Tampico
Mexico City
Peuce
Constitutionalists reject informal peace talks with Huerta
Washington dispatches indicate constitutionalist leaders largely oppose peace conferences with Huerta representatives. Carranza and Villa tensions persist as Zubaran and Cabrera push for talks, while mediators await official Carranza guidance. Officials note a near permanent stance to pursue Guadalupe Plan military rule until pacification.
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Bryan
Carranza
Guadaloupe
Deblares
Mexico City
Carranza-Villa
Torreon
Vila
Carrante
Villa
Rafael Zubaran
Zubaran
Cabrera
Huerta
New York
Husband of Accused Woman on Stand in Bailey Case
The strange murder case of Mrs. William D. Bailey, shot to death in Dr. Edwin Carman’s Freeport office, grows more tangled as Carman reports being shot at several times while in his professional auto. Earlier revelations showed Mrs. Carman, the doctor’s wife, spied on him with a Metograph during visits with women patients.
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William D. Bailey
Edwin Carman
Freeport
N. Y
Carman
Carly
At Way
Mrs. Cariean
Eighteen Nominees Nominated for Federal Reserve Directors
The sixth district bankers convened in Montgomery Alabama and nominated eighteen candidates for six director seats. Names span Alabama Georgia Tennessee Florida Mississippi and Louisiana with groups A and B across three classes. The assembly also urged Paul Warburg to accept a Fed board appointment and debated representation and validity of the meeting.
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Als
G.C. Beard
Lebanon
Fenn
F. S. Etheridge
Jackson
F. W. Foote
Hattiesburg
Miss Claus A
G. H. Malone
Dethan
McLane Tilton
Poll City
W. H. Toole
Winder
Clana B
Atlanta
Gay CP
Warburg
Sixth District
Paul M Warburg
New York
Wilson
Federal Reserve’ Board
Alabama
Georgia
Tennessee
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Senate
Emancipation Exposition Funding Proposed in Richmond
Washington July 3. An amendment seeks 56000 to fund an exposition in Richmond Virginia commemorating the signing of the Emancipation Proclamation. The measure appears in a sundry civil appropriation bill and awaits senate action.
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Washington
Richmond
Ibe Wonate
No Sex Hygiene In The Schools
At St Paul a July session of the National Education Association saw speakers denounce school sex hygiene courses. Critics argued such instruction lowers morality and shifts responsibility from parents to teachers. Advocates urged caution to protect future generations and warned against cheap juvenile literature.
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St Paul
Mion
National Education Association
Seasion
Charles H. Keene
Minneapolis
Ameritas
N. D. Showalter
Cheney Normals School
Cheney, Wash
Clare G. Baer
New Orleans
Barchess Rose Passe
Hoston
Department of Social Education
Mary G Campbell
Chicago
Library Department
Franklin, Mathiewn
Libra-Ian
Boy Scouts, of America
New York
William B. Jones
National Council Education
Congress
Woman in Nassau County Jailed as Wife of Physician in Murder Case
Mrs. Florence Conklin Carman, wife of Dr. Edwin Carman, was arrested in Freeport on suspicion of murdering Mrs. Louise Bailey last week in a Hempstead business office. A telephonic device in Carman's office and eye witness Ellwood Barden’s testimony link the wife to the crime amid jealousy rumors. Barden, a key witness, reported seeing a tall woman fleeing the physician’s office at the time of the shooting. Carman pleads not guilty and remains in Nassau County Jail in Mineola pending further examination.
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Freeport
N. Y
Plorence Conklin Carman
Edwin Carman
Louise Bailey
Hempstead
Nassau County
Mineola
Batley
Ellwood T. Barden
Bardes
New York
Diardes
Pardenatory
Dr. Carman
Sirs. Carman
Weather Prophees Partly Cloudy Forecast
Partly cloudy conditions expected across Georgia with unclear timing for Thursday or Friday. Forecast notes limited details and potential midweek humidity, urging readers to monitor local updates for any shifts in conditions.
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