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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1915

Page

8

Senate Passes W and A measure for railroad parallel track

Senator Osdem Persons led a constitutional amendment proposal to bar parallel railroads to the Western and Atlantic line, the senate voting 88 to 3 with Peacock and Minter dissenting. President Persons then backed a statutory version and heard railroads lawyer Jack Spalding defend free competition while warning against monopolies and state overreach.

Western and Atlantic Railway Osdem Persons Senate Peacock Fourteenth Minter Hhis Persons House Jack Spalding Alex King Railroads Spalding Western and Atlantic Louisville and Nashville North Georgia Mineral Railroad Flaton Slaton Georgia Atlantic Spaldings

Georgia State Rail Charter Debate and Teacher Pay Bill

Senator Persone defended state control over the W. and A. railroad, arguing a charter would threaten Georgia’s property value and bonds. The Senate Appropriations Committee recommended passage of John D. Walter’s bill for prompt payment of teachers. The general judiciary committee met but took no action as outsiders crowded the senate chamber.

Supreme Court of Spalding Wk A Georgia Wo & A Atkinson Dilla Persone Senator Persons Senate Appropriations Committee John D. Walter Senate Chamber General Judiciary Committee

Howard Fav ors Vote on Prohibition Law

Congressman William Schley Howard led the temperance committee hearing urging a public vote on prohibition. Many speakers avoided a firm stance though Howard pressed for a plebiscite. Witham pushed closing locker clubs while noting liquor sales remain possible to nonmembers in Georgia. Other attendees spoke less, with Belsham scheduled to address a Sunday audience at the First Christian church.

William Schley Howard House Temperance Committee Mr. Dart Glynn Howard W. S. Witham Georgia Walter P Jandrewa Witham Felder iignGr Woods White

Seaboard name error in Alexander speech reports

Report on Hooper Alexander’s senate speech notes a reporter mistook Seaboard Air Line for Atlantic Coast Line while discussing joint terminals used by Western and Atlantic and Seaboard. The error arose after Alexander linked Louisville and Nashville with Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis as owned by Atlantic Coast Line.

Hooper Alexander Senate House Western and Atlantic Alexander Louisville Western Atlantic Seaboard Louisville and Nashville Nashville, Chattanooga St Louis Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Atlantic Coast Line Asia

Constipation a Penalty of Age

Health advice urges keeping bowels open with mild laxative tonics rather than violent purgatives. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effective herbal remedy with pepsin, available from druggists at fifty cents to one dollar. Free trial bottles offered by mail order from Monticello.

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