Barbecue for Senate Honoring President in Marietta
At 2 o clock Thursday afternoon automobiles will take all senators and their families to Marietta for a large barbecue in honor of President Herbert Clay, a Marietta citizen. J B Roberts leads arrangements for about 500 attendees with a brass band from Atlanta. Gover Hoyt and Mrs Hardwick and editors from three Atlanta papers will be special guests.
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Senate
Capitol
Marietta
Herbert Clay
J. B.* Roberts
Atlanta
Goverhoy
Hardwick
Capital removal drive spurs senate debate on lobby probes
Advocates of capital removal push for a three to five member inquiry committee to probe campaign funds and unregistered lobbyists. Sen Manson opposes, arguing the measure casts a cloud on all lawmakers, while Sen Bellah cites time waste. Bible reading bill also discussed. Also two missing typewriters in the Internal Revenue Service building with theft reported to the Justice Department.
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Macon
Senate
Wwhleb
Manson
Lassiter
Thomas
Srd
Wohlwender
General
Apendhea
Bellah
Flem— Ing
Bond
Internal Revenue Department
Federal Building
Senate Debates Unfinishe Passage on Public Building Funds
The scene centers on a delayed appropriation of 532 000 for public buildings, with Senate row over support. Senator Brown of the 50th notes the prior pay by the senate. Senator Jackson of the 21st strongly opposes a resolution for an investigation of the agriculture office, which was pulled from the agriculture committee and sent to general judiciary committee No. 2.
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Ators
Wohlwenger
Cone
Senate
Brown
Committee On Agriculture
Judiciary
Jackson
Chicken Houses to be Considered by Grand Jurors
Grand jurors will discuss petitions filed with Solicitor-General John A. Boykin by more than 100 residents on the Mason and Turner road urging that the so called chicken houses be declared a nuisance and closed. The petition alleges nighttime disorder and joy riders near the district, with residents seeking action at Friday’s grand jury session.
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Grand Jury
Wednysday
John A. Boy-kin
Mayson and
Turner Road
Quitman Wins 1922 Georgia Press Meeting Site
The Georgia Press association chose Quitman as the 1922 meeting place after a lively debate with Lavonia. W. G. Suttle of Savannah Press was elected president for the next year, succeeding Kelley Simmons. The convention endorsed a university fund and heard talks on cooperation in cotton marketing and securities law.
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Washington
Spé_cial
Quitman
Lavonia
Georgia Press Association
Georgia
W. G. Suttle
Savannah Press
Kelley Simmons
Nashville
Lon
Sutliver
John N. Holder
C. D. Rountree
Tedder
Circle of Georgia
Nawapawer
Isma Dooly
At“lanta
Constitution
Paul [Bate
Atlanta
Country Club
Kiwanis Club
Stuchell
Wis
Washingtonians
Jack Patterson
Journal
Emily Woodward
Vienna
BE. H. ‘Elmore
Georgia Farmers' Co-operative Associa~tion
Georgia Pressi Association
Elmore
George Rucker
Alpharetta Free Press
Thomas B. Connor
Georgia Securities Commission
Securities Law
Delegates Return From Carolina Missionary Conference
Seventeenth annual missionary education conference at Blue Ridge North Carolina closes with 350 in attendance representing six denominations and fifteen states. Delegates from Atlanta include Emma Coyle Goodrich Mary Goodrich Mary Folding Daisy Davies Margaret Kendrick Mary Kelly Elizabeth Marsh Sarah Florence Howard Moss John Bansley Henry Jackson Charles P Jervey A B Moore L Carsell Dr and Mrs Paul Brown Master Billy Brown Mrs Tilly Mrs N Downey Mr McClain.
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Blues Ridge
N.C
Atlanta
Emma Coyle Goodrich
Mary. Goodrich
Mary Folding
Daisy Davies
Margaret Kendrick
Mary Kelly
Elizabeth Marsh
Sarah . Florence
Howard Moss
John Bansley
Henry Jackson
Charles P. Jervey
A.B. Moore
L. Carsell
Paul
Notice to Contractors for LaGrange school expansion bids
The LaGrange Georgia Board of Education issues bids July 26 for furnishing materials and labor to enlarge the LaGrange school system. Plans and specs from Lockwood Poundstein Forsyth Building Atlanta. Deposit $25 for plans. $5 per additional set. Bid bond $1,000 with proposal. bond 50 percent of contract. Right to reject any or all bids. Official notices at City Clerk LaGrange and Atlanta Builders Exchange. Thompson, President of the Board.
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of Education
LaGrange
Tmtt Big Pp
Lockwood Poundstein
Tects
Forsyth Buldinge
Atlanta
Atlanta Builders Exchange
Qeserven
Thompson
Toast of Education
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