The Offense of Georgia Lawyers Editorial
The Georgia Bar Association comes under attack by the Home Organ as a “small and pushing minority” seeking to politicize the bar. The article defends President Hammond, cites his address on upholding law, and questions why the Organ did not publish a real poll of Georgia lawyers in Mr. Smith’s campaign era. It portrays Hammond as respected and condemns open fraud in politics.
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Are the disfranchisers faking asks Atlanta News
The Atlanta News questions the disfranchisement push, accusing lawmakers of political posturing. It notes a Georgia constitutional amendment on disfranchisement and a grandfather clause stalled in committee, arguing the issue should be decided by voters rather than campaign rhetoric.
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Georgia shippers win support for prompt rail claim payments
The Senate backs Hand Copelaw bill on prompt loss and damage claims against interstate carriers. It assigns initial liability to the carrier issuing the receipt, sets a sixty day payment deadline, and extends to overcharges. Georgia Bar Association voices concern over political tone within the group.
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Beyond the Well in Georgia Poetic Fragments
A fragmented verse collage from Georgia explores celestial longing and home tethered by daisies and memory. It blends dreamlike lines about stars, love, and time with colloquial humor and seasonal reflections. The piece references geography and personal sentiment without a defined narrative.
Appointment and events from the Georgia Capitol scene
Gossip at the Capitol reports W MSCALLEG named geology instructor, plus Baxter Jones promoted to captain in the Georgia Volunteers amid local political chatter. Governor Terrell offers a 200 reward for the capture of a convicted murderer. Court and legislature dealings touch pensions, roads, and salary debates as veterans push for qualified leadership.
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Fight on Negros Union In Dublin Bricklayers Strike
July 20 Dublin Ga special report says the Dublin Bricklayers Union, all black, has sparked a citywide job boycott. Practically every mechanic and contractor has signed agreements not to work with union members, and property owners bar nonmembers, aiming to eliminate the union organized by a white man years ago. The piece portrays the union as arrogant and targeted for destruction.
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Be a Tel and Ostron Savanneh Ge July 20
The fragment mentions Bea Tel and Ostron Savanneh in Ge on July 20 with references to a catalog of items including fancy Froriga 220 extra chal 200 and various Georgian wares. The readable text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Russell Int Washington Candidate Campaign Speech Report
Honest Dick Russell spoke to about 280 voters in Davisboro Georgia this morning outlining his usual statewide platform. The turnout and reception were solid with good attention from Washington county residents.
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F. F. Walker Badly Injured in Warrenton
Warrenton Ga July 20 special F F Walker superintendent of the county convicts met with a severe accident while riding to a country barbecue His horse stumbled breaking the breeching strap and the harness fell He was kicked on the leg just below the knee causing a compound fracture doctors say amputation is necessary The injury is deeply mourned by the county residents who know him
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Publishers Press sells out and McRae new president
New York July 20 At a directors meeting of the Publishers Press Association E W Berlops and M A McRae bought a controlling interest Shale retires The Publishers Press remains independent but aligns with the McRae Press Association operating west of the Alleghenies John Vandercook becomes general manager in New York and McRae becomes president
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Taqqart Is Accused By State Auditor For Violations
Indiana state auditor Warren Fergier states in a letter to the French Lick Springs Company and the West Baden Springs Company that investigations reveal willful violations of state criminal law. He demands cessation of unlawful practices after reviewing documents and findings from the prior inquiry.
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The Passing Throng and the Restitution Mystery
James D. Carter, a known figure in Atlanta insurance circles, receives a peculiar package with a two cent stamps and a handmade note. Inside lies a Russian feather pocketbook he lost ten days earlier, bearing his name and home address, suggesting a possible connection to an ultimatum or restitution.
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Veterans Meet at Court House to Commemorate Atlanta Battle
Survivors of the Forty-second Confederate Veterans Association gather in the court house basement at 10 o clock to honor the Battle of Atlanta anniversary in which their unit played a key role. Former foes will join, a special car ferries attendees to the Atlanta battlefield at 1 o clock, and officers will be elected amid numerous speeches at the ceremony.
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Railway Notes Hint at Atlanta Travel Surge and New Lines
President Hanson of Central of Georgia visited Atlanta yesterday citing personal reasons for the mission. One hundred cars of freight were reported. clerks in railroad sewer offices handle the heavy transportation. Despite delays the deficit compared with last year persists. Seashore and mountain travel for July is expected to set records. Depots are crowded with vacationers amid booming baggage traffic. Interest grows in the arrival of the American Cost Line to Atlanta which could lead to additions at the Atlanta railroad works and attract prominent railroad men from the South.
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Bank for Filipinos Postal Savings Institution Established
Washington July 20 The Philippine commission has set up a postal savings bank system in the Islands within the bureau of posts under the department of commerce and labor. The May 24 1906 act authorizes offices already opened and more to follow. Deposits over 800 dollars bear no interest and various limits apply to deposits and withdrawals in second and third class banks.
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Beat Girl and Rival Mortally Assaulted in Kansas City
Bertha Bowlin and Frank Kern, both 22, were found unconscious on Fourteenth and Franklin in Kansas City after an assault. Bowlin is dying, Kern may not survive. Albert Crone, 22, a stockyards worker and Missouri National Guard member, was arrested after being linked to the attack. Crone had previously associated with Bowlin. Kern was living as a boarder with Bowlin’s family. Bowlin had previously sat Crone for Kern.
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Dowie Split Forces Free Evangelical Church Move
A Berlin meeting of John Alexander Dowie followers renounces allegiance to the prophet and votes to form a new Free Evangelical Church of Believing Christians. A separate note reports the steamer New York rescue of 72 crew miles east of Sandy Hook after a wreck and fire.
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