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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1913

Page

8

Akin Explains Drainage Bill Purpose and Impact

Georgia lawmaker Akin promotes a 600 dollar appropriation for a preliminary swamp land survey to guide drainage. He cites federal matching funds, government survey support, and broader tax gains, urging swift action as a regional economic and health investment.

Appropriations Committee The Rouse Akin Glynn General Assembly United States Georgia

Bishop's Preventwe Is All Right Reader Says Not Thorough

An Interested Reader questions why the preventive should cover only feet and ankles in a Tuesday Constitution piece by Bishop. The letter argues for full body protection against a ravenous red bug, urging broader application beyond the lower limbs.

Reader Sailv Ehipshop

Committee of Four Busy Making Arrangements

A local committee coordinates a community event with members including L Comin Jr Roy Butler R Looles and A Langford. Plans cover a picnic, dancing, and a pay dinner, inviting many friends to ensure a successful gathering on the scheduled evening.

Ty & C Comin Jr Roy Butler R Looles A Langford

Diamonds Promote Prosperity and Social Success

The text argues diamonds signal prosperity and good taste and encourage purchasing to advance in life. It promotes a 169 page catalogue and booklet Facts About Diamonds with details on grading approval shipments exchange privileges guarantee and deferred payment plans with promises of lowest prices on all weights and grades.

Opposes Reduction of Recorder's Power in Atlanta Bill

Senator Hale fights a Fulton county backed charter bill provision that would cut the city recorder's sentencing power from sixty to thirty days and fines from 90 to 700 dollars. He says Fulton reps act for the county, not Atlanta, and vows to await the city council's stance before proceeding.

House Senate G@ M Hute Thirty Fulton County Hale Secion Huie Atianta Coir Easid Aatlanta Fulton Cty Atlanta Fultons Blacklifll Woodward Recorder Broyles Tage Broyles Teaty Council Iarkburn Hales Fulton Courty d Legation

Mayor Won't Sign Dictagraph Warrant Over Room 2 Payment

Mausor James G Woodward declares he will not show or authorize payment of 19 for the dictagraph in Williams house room 2. The mayor denounces the setup as cowardly and infamous urging the installer to seek funds from Beavers and Sanford. Chairman A R Icord supports approving the warrant but disapproves of the dictagraph use. payment to be authorized at the next meeting. The mayor will veto the resolution and refuse to pay the check under any circumstance.

Mausor James G Woodward Polce Department Wilams Houses Beavers Sanford Jones A R Lcord Polics Committee Tone

Macon sue against loan sharks in first step of fight

W R Roberts a railroad foreman sues King brothers and other lenders in Macon Superior Court for 2000 damages. He says he borrowed 40 and paid 40 over a year 18 more was claimed after taxation garnishment and pay loss. More railroad men plan suits before the next grand jury.

Macon W R Roberts Freman King Brothers Roberts The Southern Railway Ono

Budget System Plan Proposed by Hardwick

Washington July 22 A new budget system plan was embraced in two resolutions introduced in the house today by Representative Hardwick of Georgia. The measure would create a twenty one member house committee on estimates and expenditures to oversee revenue for the next fiscal year and apportion funds to each appropriating committee.

Washington Repesentative Hardwick Georgia Raucus Underwood Tha Cesolutiona House Congress

Forged Bank Check Suspect Held in Americus

A white man from Perry County was arrested in Americus on July 23 for presenting a forged bank check drawn on a well known banker. Officials say the arrest followed a palpable fraud attempt as deputies recovered more checks on him and he faced possible further action in neighboring towns.

Americus Perret County Uyan I Cal

Excursion to Tyber and Savannah from Atlanta and points

Central of Georgia Railway offers a July 25 excursion from Atlanta Carrollton and Forsyth with intermediate stops to Tyber and Savannah. Round trip price is $600. Train coaches and sleeping cars are available. Inquiries to the ticket agent.

Atlanta Carrollton Forsyth F Tyber Savannah Central OF Georgia Railway

State Chamber Meets with Local Officials in Atlanta

The state chamber of commerce convenes at 10 this morning in Atlanta chamber. Peter Dryball and Ted Moore of the fathinta chime will call the session to order, with J Haden chairing the temporary committee. Mayors and chamber affiliates from Leerkia and other towns are expected to attend the session, with delegates to the retail merchants convention invited.

State Chamber of Commerce Jnhi Allirta Peter Dry Ball Wimr Moore Thule J Haden Syalemmittee Charg Wil Leerkia

Columbus Bank Planned With 190 000 Capital

A group of Columbus business men discussed organizing a new bank with capital of 190000 to occupy quarters in the Murrah building. Prominent local figures including John Wo Murrah and F L Murrah were said to be interested. Columbus and suburbs already have nine banks, with a tenth recently organized in Girard.

New Columbus Bank Columbus Sperial John Murrah Girard

Bids on Columbus Depot in Columbus on July 22

The Southern railway has received bids for the erection of a modern freight depot in Columbus and the contract will soon be let.

Columbus Southern Railway

Talbotton Captures Hot Weather Record

Georgia records a peak 110 degree reading in Talbotton last Saturday, with many stations reporting heat near record levels. Rome, Atlanta, and Savannah lagged behind, while Atlanta neared a 76 year old record by six tenths of a degree. Showers are forecast today and rains have refreshed farming districts statewide, easing the hot spell.

Talbotton Rome Atlanta Savannah Georgia

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