Postpone action on Wimberly anti trust bill in committee
The Wimberly anti trust bill faced three hours of debate before the general judiciary committee postponed action at Senator Wimberly's request for more study time. Supporters accused it of being a tool for a Macon fuel group, while opponents cited chamber of commerce opposition and potential state harm. The measure aims to criminalize contracts or conspiracies restraining trade and to curb price cutting, with a broader struggle reflected in a broader industrial battle.
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Wimberly
General Judiciary Committee
House House
Davidson
Putnam
Macon
Fee
Globe Clothing Company Big Sale Ad
Cart Them Off Thirty dozen Cheney Suk four-in-hands deucedly good patterns 33¢ each three for 1.00 Palm Beach Suit special price 6.50 Boys Sorfolk Palm Beach Suits 4.00 Open-work Union Suits 30¢ each Shirts 85c Soft got-tennis shirt 85c New full shape bat-wings 50c Parcel Post paid on all packages.
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Harry
Atlantic City
Globe Clothing Company
Gaff Released on Bond as Witness After Committal Hearing
Jonn M Gaff, a Tift county citizen charged as an accessory to the killing of Will Green in Ben Hill county, was released from custody after a Fitzgerald committal hearing. He was placed under a $500 bond to appear as a witness against Policeman Ben Barton if Barton is brought to trial. Over 100 citizens and county officers traveled from Tifton to Fitzgerald to support Gaff, influencing public sentiment in his favor amid hostility toward Barton.
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Tieton Gai
Jonn M Gat
Tift County
Billius
Will Green
Ben Hill County
Ben Barton
Fitzgerald
Barton
Tral
Tifton
Gafts
Grafts
Harton
Gafis
Car inspector jailed for whisky theft in Georgia
Macon July 22 Special F M Wheeler car inspector for Central of Georgia railway was bound over to the superior court on a robbery charge for stealing twenty five gallons of whisky from four cars in the Central yards. BEB Lockhart and eight Negroes were also arrested. Wheeler testified while Lockhart described the operation saying he acted as lookout. The whisky car was on the rip track for repairs and sealed car contents were moved and resealed. At night a wagon was scoured and the whisky carted away and distributed among those implicated.
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Macon
F Mo Wheeler
Central of Georgia Railway
Beb Lockhart
Wheeler
Lockhart
Esperanto Society Elects Hallman President in Pittsburg
The Disperanto Society of the United States elected James D Hallman of Pittsburg president last night at its meeting here and chose San Francisco as the site for the next convention The singing of the opera Pygmalion and Galatea in Esperanto was declared to demonstrate the language's musical quality.
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Cote
Disperanto Society of
United States
James D Hallman
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Georgia House Passes Lieutenant Governor Bill in Vote
The Georgia House approved a constitutional amendment creating the lieutenant governor office by 132 to 27 after previously defeating it on July 7. An amendment by Mr Greene of Houston set salary parity with the president of the senate and governor when promoted, enabling passage amid debates and references to a child labor bill and other measures.
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House
Georgia
Greene
Houston
Senate
Greenes
Bilr Picquett
Richmond
Dr Hardman Speaks in Jasper County Monticello
Dr L G Hardman of Commerce, Georgia gubernatorial candidate, visited Monticello today after travels from Jackson and McDonough. A large crowd greeted him at the courthouse as he delivered a clear and forceful address, the first gubernatorial candidate to visit Jasper County this year.
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Ir L. G Hardman
Commerce
Georgia
Jackson
McDonough
Dr Hardman
Hardman
Jasper County
Engineer seeks public post with Atlanta ties
Law Robert of 317 Empire Building, Atlanta, asks for an important engineering office. He cites 33 years guiding heavy construction on the Southern Railway Atlanta to Birmingham line and promises economical, careful administration and prompt courteous service.
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Atlanta
Construction of
Southern Railways
Birmingham
Law Robert
Empire Building
Dunn Bound Over On Charge Of Bigamy
Waycross Georgia July 22 special Dunn arrested on bigamy charge by a woman who says she was married to him in Pennsylvania and bound over to superior court after a hearing before Judge Allen His bond set at 1000 not posted second Mrs Dunn lives Savannah She attended the hearing stating Dunn cared for her alone and she would stand by him The second marriage occurred in Savannah and Dunn's attorney argued lack of jurisdiction by Judge Arlen but Dunn was bound over to the higher court.
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Waycross
Dunn
Clatmake
Penn
Aylvania
Allen
Savannah
Arlen
Edison's First Bale Weighs 428 Pounds
Edison Georgia reports the first bale of cattch received today weighing 428 pounds. It was raised by GC and Sealy and sold for 20 conters.
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Edison
Gc, & Sealy
Cheers and hises marking the trial
Long article fragment recounts testimony in the Caillaux case with witnesses describing Mme Caillaux and letters. It notes reactions in court, depictions of her calmness, and references to Gatmette and letters discussed amid press agitation. Also mentions Choctaw leaders meeting to seek dissolution and fund distribution.
Warrant Issued Against Atlanta Grocer over Robbery Claim
Wil Stokes a negro swore out a criminal court warrant in Atlanta charging Cooper-Man the grocer with pointing a pistol during a robbery attempt. The case follows a previous incident where Stokes was arrested for stealing $250 from Cooperman and acquitted.
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Wil Stokes
Criminal Court of Atlanta
Cooper- Man
Stokes
Cooperman
Girl Died After Auto Strike In Wabash Ind
Examination after the death of 11 year old Vabel Talmage in Wabash shows her heart was on the right side and liver on the left. She died four hours after the automobile collision.
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Wabazh
Ind
Vabel Talmage
Duties Are Refunded to Atlanta Importers
In Savannah on July 22Special4 Collector Barrow authorized refunds of over $25,000 and $5,252 to Atlanta Paper company and National Paper company for duties on wrapping paper imports. Protests by the firms were sustained by the board of general appraisers.
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Savannah
Barrow
Atlanta
Atlanta Paper Company
National Paper Company
Board of General
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