Georgia Ratifies Amendment Making It Eighth State
Georgia’s general assembly approves a resolution ratifying the proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution granting Congress power to tax incomes. The action makes Georgia the eighth state to ratify. Arizona and New Mexico have joined the union, bringing the total to 48 states. The amendment requires three-fourths of states to ratify, with 38 needed for adoption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South Carolina
Laie
Kentucky
Alabama
Mississipi
Oklahoma
Maryland
New Yorks
Florida
Arkansas
Congress
Bourca
Arizona
New Mexico
House
General Assembly
Tate
Congress of
United States
Congress of the
Ward -On Press
Aeld Congress
Wala
Atlanta
Genera Assembly
Pinchot Takes Stump for Johnson in California
Gifford Pinchot, ally of Roosevelt, plans to travel to California to campaign for Hiram Johnson for governor. The move follows talks with Roosevelt and Marshal Stimson and targets California GOP machine leaders backing Curry and Anderson. Pinchot’s visits aim to bolster Johnson’s bid in the August 16 primary amid reformist Lincoln Roosevelt League backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
United States
Enter
California
Hiram Johnuco
Lincoln-Roosevelt League of
Pinghot
Marghel Stimaon
Los Angeles
Cal Piso
Mr. Pinchot
Mr. Johnson
Stato
Pinchot
Marahal
Stimson
Rongevalt
Johnson
Marshal Stimson
Gillett
Snd
Repub-Ican
Charles F. Curry
Alden Anderson
Lincoln- Roosevelt League
San Francisco
Gifford Pincchot
Hiram B. Johnson
Hiram Johnsen
Francis J. Heney
Abe Ruef
Johson
Ruef
Appallate
Texas on New Plaza Suggested by E D Borders
One time Atlanta resident E D Borders proposes placing the engine Texas, famed victor in the chase for the stolen General, on a conspicuous spot on the new plaza after its erection. He urges patriotic Georgians to subscribe to a fund, with a strong note for others to join, to honor the "war horse" and supports a public appeal headlined in The Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anta
Burden Borders
Thomsen
Texas
Atlantic
Horders
Uist
Oncy
Atlanta
Hook Worm Study At Swainsboro Campus
Knoxville July 12 Dr Charles Wardell Stiles renowned for hook worm research told Summer School of the South students he found five cases on the university campus Monday afternoon four among summer students two women among the victims all men one other item notes Daniel nominated by Governor Brown to be Judge of the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stiles
Daniel
Swainsboro Court
Bknoxville
Tenn
Charles Wardell Stiles
Rockefeller Sanitary Commission
Herald
Iy Wester Hirahbir
H.R. Dantel
Brown
Swainsboro
Swainsboro court and city post actions named
RicTOR fe sworn in to four year term as judge of Swainsboro court from Jan 1 1911 to replace Frank Mitchell Alden S Bradley named solicitor of Swainsboro city court for two years from Jan 1 1911 to succeed himself Young Knox forgiveness granted to Philander C Knox Jr after elopement with Miss Bowler and return to parental home near Philadelphia following family intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knox
Providence
R. FE
Philander C. Knox, Jr
Philadelphia
Misa Bowler
SAYS HUSBAND WANTED TO BURN OUT HER EYES IN DIVORCE SUIT
Mrs. Anna Benjamin Sussman accuses Sam Sussman of cruelty and threats to burn out her eyes with a red hot poker after a short marriage. She, age 17 at marriage, describes repeated fist blows and severe abuse. She seeks divorce while detailing violent acts and fear for her safety. The filing appears among mixed legal notices including bar examinations and corporate filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Benjamin Sussman
Sam Sussman
A R Lee Arrested On Embezzlement Charge
A R Lee, 60, farmer and churchman of Baxley Georgia, was arrested in Winder Georgia on a warrant from Appling County Grand Jury two years old alleging embezzlement from the estate of George Freeman a Baxley turpentine manufacturer. Sheriff R L Overstreet brought him to Atlanta and booked him as an intransigent prisoner. The indictment says embezzled about 1900 dollars and Lee had been missing since the true bill was returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
Lee
Baxley
Winder
Appling County
Lais
George Freeman
R. L. Overstreet
Atlanta
Overstreet
Lee Iw
Pellagra Claims First State Victim at Almshouse
In Providence R I on July 12 1911 Pellagra has claimed its first state victim William Riley 65 an inmate of the state almshouse died today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Pellagra
William Riley
TIZ For Sore Feet Remedy Comes To Light
An old advertisement touts TIZ as a quick lasting remedy for tired sore swollen sweaty feet. It claims instant relief from corns callouses and bunions by drawing out poisonous exudations and cleansing pores. Sold at druggists or direct from Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Luther Dodge & Co
Chicago
Hil
Sir Jacobs
Georgia Income Tax Debate in House of Representatives
A Georgia house debate centered on a Democratic income tax amendment. Speakers argued for taxing incomes of the rich to reduce tariff burdens, with references to past revenue policies. A roll call followed debates on time limits and voting procedures, ending as the session adjourned. A Carolina Hardware Association convention opened in Charleston with 300 delegates and regional exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Walton
Fullbright
Burke
Guyton
Effingham
McMichael
Marion
Hall
Bible
Republican Party
Congress
John Sherman
Wawarda
Mr. Ellis
Bibb
House
Hail
Ellis
Insue
Iia
McCutcheon
Americus
Walder
Wnaninu
Tives
Messrs. Atkinson
Morgan
Brinson
Decatur
Butt
Fannin
Heard
Dooly
Henderson
Irwin
Hale
Clayton
Janes
Laurens
Mosk
Cobb
McCrory
Sehrey
McElreath
Fulton
Pierce
Richmond
Rowner
Walker
Tuggle
Troup
Simmona
Bulford
Soen
Carolina Hardware
Charleston
Hertall Hardware Association
Caro
Hinags
Carollinas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spiro
Capitol
Sfion
Olars
United Shirt & Collar Co
Troy, N
Cifford Pinchot
Forester
Republican
New Plaza
E. D
Senate
Wor. Daniel
MIT
Rictor Fe
Bride of Seventeen
George L. Fell
Atate
J. Simmons, Jr
Joseph D. Greens
J. A. Gallogly
B. Ht. Duracy
G. P. Charters
W. D Elis
Nova-Kolo Bottling Company
Auanta
Lester
Ella Mosley
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
L. A. Mosley
F. H. Bruce
Happy John
Juetira
Jennis Bruce
John Medicine Company
Apedi
M. B. Lukens
F. Walthall
W. F. Booker
H. Eckford
Henry ¥. McCord
Charles A. Martin
C. Yhorn
Joseph A. Evans
Po Oscar Davis
Wla. Ward
SW. Bacon
J. W. Haren
John Hall
W. Go Whisenhunt
B. P
FP. Uy. Foster
F.M. Coker
Thomas J. Las
J. WW. Cotton
Boyd. C. Pt
Seagraves
Mitchell, BK
John
Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Shoe Machinery Trust
Stort
Great Shoe Machinery Trust
Boston
Dorothy Dodd
Anti-Trust
Wonder Worker Shoe Machinery Co
Mass
A. R. Lee
Farmer
Price
Reid
Macon
Rozers
Representa
Lewis
Bure
Lay
Tod
WM. M. Baird
Afiagta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!