Georgia House debates guard against parallel rail line
The Georgia House General Judiciary Committee endorsed a bill to block construction of any railroad paralleling the Western and Atlantic line without explicit General Assembly approval. The measure, urged by Judge Spencer Atkinson, seeks swift action to curb charter issuance while a constitutional amendment is considered.
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Western and Atlantic
House General Judiciary Committee
General Assembly
Secretary of State
Senate
Pergona
Judeo Ajson
Messrs. Cul~ Pepper
Meriwether
Starke
Jackson
Swift
Muscogee
General Assem
Tidge Atkinson
Tost
Culpepper
Georgia
Tower
Phil Cook
North Georgia Mineral Railway
Louisville
Nash
General Judiciary Committee
Olive
Richmond
Statehouse
Elock
Atkinsons
Atkinson
Suv Qallroad Corporation
Thio
Balla
Ale Ag
Benerel
Bill
Awa
Erin
Lee Bevel Gm
Andrew Cobl
Athens
Elkins
Witagerald
House General Judiciary
House
Bar Association of
Deonee Circuit
W. B. Kent
Wheeler County
Georgia Legislation Seeks State Supervision of Cotton Warehouses
Georgia lawmakers discuss the Shipps bill to license cotton warehouses under state supervision with Haynes McFadden of Atlanta and bankers attending. Senator McLeurin of South Carolina will speak on the merits of a licensed warehouse law, while others push for federal and state regulation.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Augusta
Savannah
Capitel
Diacuss
Senate
House
Haynes McFadden
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Representa Lives
McLeurin
South Carolina
McFarden
Persons Bill Sent Back To Committee
President Ogden Persons asked unanimous consent to recommit his bill amending the tax equalization law to tax invisible property to the finance committee. He said the measure should be studied further, and the bill was sent back for further action. A separate resolution proposed supplying victual drinking cups and lithia water in the senate chamber, with a light note over water. The Baykin move to strike water failed. A bill by Senator Way to ban teaching between races passed the senate and faces immediate effect in the house. several northern endowed schools with white principals are noted.
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Senate
Ogden Persons
Senate Chamber
Committee On Finance
Persons
Dobby
Bny~kin
Bayuin
Capitol
Senator Way
Chinese Steamer Line to Compete With Japs
A Chinese steamship line from southern China ports to the United States is to be established to challenge Japanese lines in trans-Pacific trade. Chinese capitalists plan to build a freight and passenger fleet and a representative is en route to the United States to finalize contracts for material.
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Washington
China
United States
Adviers
Huriny
Advicas
Plan for New Bond Issue Registrations Introduced in House
Representative Peacock of Dougherty introduced a bill to create special voter registration lists for county bond election votes. The plan runs sixty days before election for thirty days, aims to fix outdated practice of using last election registration, and requires constitutional amendment and publication of notices. It specifies daily hours for signing, eligibility rules, and a consolidation process with county registrars and the superior court clerk.
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Peacock
Dougherty
Botd Isaac
Friends of the Peacock
Peacock's Tram
Bdebl
Seid
Rud
Maedalvotte
O’clark
Ektock
Sald
Ewing
Superior Court
Sata
Revised primary laws bill introduced in house
A bill by Representative Beck aims to revise state primary election laws. It requires party nominations before general elections, August primaries for all statewide offices, state and county funding, and Australian secret ballots. It mandates party nominee pledges, limits and spending rules, and abolishes party conventions.
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Beck
Carrol
United States
Senate
J. G. Adams
House
Colquitt
South Carolina
Atlanta
Andrews
Finnton
Congress
Western and Atlantic Committee
Chattanooga
Dodson's Liver Tone Tops Harsh Calomel Claims
An advertising notice touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless substitute for calomel blasting a sluggish liver. It warns calomel causes nausea, cramping and salivation, while promising quicker relief, improved energy, and safety for children.
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Dodson
Second Dist Masons in Session at Albany
Nearly seventy lodges from the second congressional district attend the twelfth annual convention in Albany with about 550 Master Masons registered as delegates. Sessions in Elks' building feature welcome addresses by Acting Mayor Joseph Hirvnic and H Milner. Grand Master No 8 Ballard of Brunswick speaks as principal address. District officers listed include G L Sheppard Albany WoDM, FB Ford Sylvester JW EB D Collins Bluffton JB Brimberry Albany, treasurer J BE Hall Albany, C W Monk Sylvester J D B Hall Neu Mann Newton Rev Paul Price Newton chaplain.
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Albany
Elks
Joseph Hirvnich
H. Milner
Alabany Masons
J. W. Peddy
Dawson
Ballard
Grunswick
G.L. Sheppard
Woom
Woom, FB. Ford, Sylvester, Jw.) EB. D. Collins, Bluffion
J. W
Brimberry
Reasurer
J BE. Hall
C. W. Monk
Sylvester
B. Na Neumann
S. Max Lonsberg
Paul Price
Newton
Need of Rural Credits Stressed by Herrick
Hot Springs Virginia July 24 Myron T Herrick former ambassador to France urged independent farmer co operatives saying government aid and credit unions distort efforts and that organized selling purchasing power through cooperation best builds farms He warned American agriculture lags industry and population growth and that roads social life and especially rural credit systems hinder progress He cited Germanys cooperative model and cautioned against state aid that would create class privilege and resentment.
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Hot Springs
Myron T. Herrick
France
Europe
Herrick
Werrick
Uise
Onc
Germany
Imulva
Massachusetts
New York
Wisconsin
Texas
Lal Frank Deen
Real Co-Operative Bank
Congress
Negro farmhand Gene Jackson slain by posse near Cochran
In Cochran Georgia on July 14 a Black farmhand named Gene Jackson who killed three white men near there was killed today by a posse after dynamiting his shanty and a gun battle. Victims were W. S. Hoge Lynn Sanders and Oscar Lawson.
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Cochran | Black
Marshal Hogg
Lynn Sanders
Oscar Lawson
Jackson
Sanders
Jand
Hogg
Lawson
W. C. Peacock
Pulaski County
Hawkinavilla
Resinol Soothes Skin Aids Healing For All Ailments
Resinol ointment and soap claim rapid relief from itching and skin disorders such as eczema ringworm pimples and blackheads. Promoted as doctor recommended for years these products are said to be gentle enough for delicate or baby skin and available through druggists with free samples offered by the company.
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Balktimere
Described Black Man Jackson In Fatal Shootout Arrests
A Black man Jackson fired a continuous volley at a crowd after hiding in a house. The crowd charged, Jackson was killed, with two 38 caliber Winchesters noted. Pete Fam broWeh was arrested for furnishing arms. No further trouble expected.
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Jackson
Pete FambroWeh
Judge Recommends Land Settlement in Spouse Debt Case
Judge W. O. Ellis handles a Gunter v Gunter debt matter. J D Gunter owes his wife $750 and proposes paying with two land tracts valued at 3700 or more on Taylor and Simpson streets and Tate find Temple stream. The court orders Mrs Gunter to appear and show cause if she will accept the property in settlement.
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W. O. Iilis
J. D. Gunter
Jane &. Gunter
Ellis
Gunter
Superior Court
Gilis
Taylor and
Simpson Streets
Tate
Temple Stream
Thal
Directors named for New Orleans bank post
Washington July 14 Directors to represent the government in the New Orleans branch of the Atlanta federal reserve bank were named today by the federal reserve board Paid Saunders New Orleans Alpert P Bush Mobile and James E Zunts New Orleans
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Washington
New Orleans
Atlanta, Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Board
Paid
Saunders
Alpert P. Bush
Mobile
James E. Zunts
War ends in October predicted by Kaiser speech
London July 14 The Times reports Kaiser believes the war will end in October amid concerns over finances and winter campaigns. Banks reportedly fear bankruptcy if the war drags on. The Emperor is understood to have asserted an October end to hostilities in response to deputations urging an early settlement.
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London
The
Wiens
Convention of Postmasters to Meet Here in October
Washington hosts the National Association of First and Second Class Postmasters convention on October 21 and 22. Secretary Shannon of Nashville Tennessee announced the selection after a officers meeting finalized arrangements for the event.
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Washington
Tely
First
Cinse Portmasters
Shannon
Nashville
Tenn
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