Bankers Propose Warehouse Bill For State Dept
A bankers association seeks a state warehouse department to license warehouses, issue uniform warehouse receipts, and oversee reporting. The bill, drawn by O. A. Lark, would place the state commissioner of agriculture as ex officio warehouse commissioner with a $2,000 salary and required bonds from licensed warehouses, plus annual reports and inspections.
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Pankers Association
Ben
Joint Agricuural Committee
House
Senure
Pepreserria
Execu Council Agricultural Committee
Trough Tre
Paige Tur
Oqwetwe
Savannah
Adams
Th. Adams
Atiuriding
T Jae
Serhea
Ain
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State Department of Agriculture
Clements
Irwin County
Agricultural Committee
The
Bankers Association
Agrculture
D Price
Held in Heavy Bond Mason Leaves Court Smiling and Joking
Mason, held on eight armed robbery charges with bond set at 700 dollars, left the court smiling and joking. He confessed to the eight robberies including Metlows Street Tecator and Decatur Street locations and named several victims such as Samuel Wilkine and Joe Isler. He remained calm as officers escorted him, while other cases tied to the same bond were noted.
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Mason
Tven
Porterdale
Wason
Liovanos
Metlows
Tecatur Street
Smpions
Decatur Street
Samuel Wilkine Letors
Joe Isler
Tigewood
Marietta
Ash
Roseald
Vaudson Avenue
City Charter Amendments and Local Court Changes
A condensed summary notes proposed changes including abolishing the city court of St Mary in Camden county, amending the Newnan city charter, establishing public schools in Fast Lake Dakarl county, and amending the town charter of Almy in Bacon county, with references to misdemeanor case costs and sentencing reforms.
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City Court of
Two Bills Favored By Atlanta Chamber Directors
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce board adopted two resolutions in support of state-wide measures. One backs ship taxation relief for Georgia owned foreign commerce vessels, and the other favors creating a county officers supervisor office to standardize records and provide legal guidance.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chatham
Georga
Herman C Shuptrine
Inrze Steamship Companies
Georgia
Savannah
Albert Howell
Hid
Atiie
Chile
Joana
National Turai Credit Legialan
Auditor Bill in Georgia House Prompts Push for State Auditor
Legislators back a bill to create an state auditor position with an $8000 salary named by the governor. Proponents argue lack of auditing causes millions in losses, while opponents seek amendments. The measure would require examination of accounts, records, warrants, and state properties, with duties to audit all offices and supervise funds.
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House
Georgias
Ds Pnainess
Laphers
Rouge
Liesta
Wo Stark
Boon
Governors Office
Mir Wohlwender
Stein
McPathe
Gems
Coweta
Bullard
Cooper
Sheppard
Sumter
Anderson
Ima Waco Heidimr
Thin State
Darian
Ytate
Grdimakererl
Welnesdts
Wijickers
Clnen
Livystech
Whratley
Bill to Bar the Sale of Pistols Considered by House Committee
The Georgia General Assembly discusses a bill to bar sales of pistols cartridges and other ammunition to any person without a license. Cities previously forbidding sales by ordinance were ruled unconstitutional, leaving licensing as the path. The measure has been referred to a house subcommittee, with assurances of a favorable report. Georgia Bar association supports such legislation, active for years.
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Aabta
Macon
Aubermuatier
Brown
Wheeler
Atkinson
Fulton Culpepper
Beriwether
Indersen
Jenkins
Georgia Dar Association
Western and Atlanta Railroad Extension Commission Proposed
A bill introduced in the house proposes a Western and Atlanta railroad extension commission to study feasibility of extending the state road to the sea. It names Cooper Parker of Ware and Packren of Charleston as authors, outlines a five-member panel, and tasks it with surveying coast ports, land ownership, and transport cost impacts while reporting on a potential steamship link to New York and state coastal commerce shifts.
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House
Western and Atlanta Railroad Extension Commission
Cooper and Parker
Ware County
Packren
Charleston
Senate
Ttl
St Mary
Auanty
Tin
Terminus
New York City
Svan Amerigan
New Criduns Ballinore
Sy Yuri
Rill Sund Dau
Georgid
Stein
Orfin
Rio de Janeiro
Monta Video
Ediab Behl G
Geornie Min
America
Georgia
Atlanta
Herson
Atlang
Ihm Pan
Ite
Ait Atlantic All Road
Lanier and Cook counties push in Georgia legislature
Delegations from Lanier and Cook counties advance creation of two new counties from parts of Berrien and Lanier counties. Supporters from Nashville Adel Spartes and other towns rally in Atlanta while lawmakers press to move constitutional amendment through both chambers.
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Rew
Lanter
Cook
Constitutional Amendment Committee
House
Ramball ‘House
Adel
Favo
Coole County
Bernen County
Alec
Nashville
Berrien County
Pafford
W Mf Conner
Lanier County
Lanter County
Berren
Berren Cunch Ane Lewnder
Spartes
Tanier County
Georgia
Idney Lanter
Chatham considers bills on fees for pilots and corporate acts
The hours committee on corporations recommended several measures. Bills include amending East Lake charter to empower superior courts to approve telephone company incorporation, amending Preston charter to authorize Covington ice plant, and allowing trust companies to reduce capital stock. Also reported was a probe into municipal sinking funds, a police pursuit involving Cunningham and Chief Beavers, and the extension of patrol wagon service.
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Taverals
East Lake
Superior Courts
Preston
Covington
JeMeraonville
Chamnah
West
Hona
Wednen Ty Morb Invest Sinking Fonds
Heavera
West Lind
Oakwood
Gunningham
Beavers
Cunningham
Hmita of
Nashville
Thal
Johnson
Chief Beavers
Optometry Bill Clears House Committee In Georgia
The optometry measure passed the House general Judiciary committee after a lengthy session. The bill defines optometry as the practice involving measurement of vision powers and lens adaptation using non drug methods, and sets up a five member Georgia state board of examiners within thirty days of passage. Representatives Davis and Quileman of Laurens introduced it.
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House General Judiciary Committee
Georgia
General Assembly
State of Georgia
DIM
Georgia State Board of Examiners
Ave
Davis
Quleman
Laurenw
Bills Passed and Introduced in Wednesday House Session
Reports list bills introduced by Ware delegation and others including road measures for Ware and Talostoh ry, creating offices, bond commissioners, and bicameral sessions. Actions show taxes, rail restrictions, pistol license penalties, and local court provisions as bills moved or passed.
Druggist Reveals Inside Facts On Vitalitas Remedies
Mr T Wilson, longtime Birmingham druggist now with Taith Rock firm, discusses proprietors remedies and Vitalitas. He cites two cure cases a rheumatic relief after fifteen years and a nervous stomach lasting twenty years. He praises fast sales and urges inquiry at Sacoba Pharmacy, 21 Whitehall.
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T . Wilson
Birmngham
C Reed
Taith Rock
Vitalitas
Wilson
Stee Fin
Watson
Wison
Bessemer
Sacoba Harmacy
Whitehall
Calomel sensation exposed in dubious health claims
A degraded ad style note questions calomel and liver tone tonics, alleging harsh effects and dangerous salivation. It mocks touted cures and warns readers about supposed quick fixes, linking the products to unsafe remedies and unreliable benefits.
Miss Sharlow's Diverse Trading Roles Highlight Opera Scene
A fragmented feature outlines Miss Sharlow’s varied engagements with major opera houses including Chicago Opera, Covent Garden, and Paris programs. It notes her long standing role in a Voenteagle program and hints at an upcoming event in London, urging attendance to hear her sing.
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Miss Sharlow
Chicago Opera
Corgavy Lie
Boston Opera Company
Opera Covent Garden
London
Round Trip Tickets From Atlanta On Sale This Week
Ticket information lists a six dollar seventy five cent round trip from Atlanta with travel on a train Saturday the fourth and return Monday July sixth. Details are unclear due to missing text but include options for longer stays and weekly or monthly arrangements.
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Fairman
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