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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1910

Page

9

Quorum Battle Ends Session With Adjournment At State House

A Saturday session of the Georgia House faced a heated roll-call dispute as members pressed for a recorded quorum. After locked doors and mass attendance the chamber adjourned with local bills cleared but several measures left pending.

House of Representatives Tasseslona Lewis Hancock Jones Meriwether Prylem Hardeman Detiereon Cour Oli Hatuemaa Atlee Hardeman Howould Iase Atlanta Allug Svary Bucseasful Net Dickson Ben Hill Ben J1 Ford Worth Moss Cobb Austell Wr Edmondson Chattooga Board of Commissioners of Roads Chattooga County Stubbs Putnam Commissionara Putnam County Walters Colquitt Daeron Board of Commissioners of Wesars Couch Kirby Coweta Senora Roberts Dodge Rosser Walker Rossville Messrs Joiner Lord Washington Jane Mitchel Sale City Brown Carroll Bowdon Merars Brown Alazander and McKireath Fulton College Park Woodrutt Forsyth Cummings Marietta Miller Calhoun Artington Boss Cole Williams Madison Madison County Candler Frankin Franklin County

Democrats for Lind Split on County Option in Minnesota

Returns tonight from Democratic county conventions across Minnesota show overwhelming support for John Lind of Minneapolis as governor candidate. On county option, 11 counties instructed against it, 6 favored instructions, 19 left the issue open. party appears divided in state conventions.

St. Paul Minn John Lind Minneapolis Titeteen

Clarence Mackay to Probe Votes for Women in England

Clarence Mackay travels to Europe with his wife for a summer rest and to study the suffragist question in England. The trip aims to support Mrs Mackay, a leading figure in the United States votes for women movement, as they examine English headquarters and the ongoing campaign that keeps London buzzing about votes for women.

Clarence MacKay England Europe Mackay Mr Mackay Ting United States France Mackay Ap London

Joyner Heads to Auburn as Guest of Firemen

R Joyner former Atlanta fire chief and consulting engineer, now president of the South Atlantic Baseball League, departs for Auburn New York to serve as guest of the New York State Firemen Association. He will address the convention on Fire Departments Past Present and Future with expenses paid by the city of Auburn officials.

R. Joyner Atlanta Siemen Chiat Joyner Auburn New York

Campaign to name Parker chief of new Bureau of Mines

Washington July 243 Special dozens of telegrams urge pressure on President Taft to appoint B W Parker as chief of the Bureau of Mines. The messages, signed by George Otis Smith, Director, Geologic al Survey, are part of a high profile drive that critics call improper political influence. Parker’s supporters cite his work and ties to Smith as reasons for backing the bid, while Holmes remains a leading figure for the opposing side.

Washington Taft B W Parker Bureau of Mines Congress Waghington Department of the Interior George Otissmith Geulogical Survey Amith Kowayy Tae Grame Burega George Otis Smith Joseph A. Holmes Technologie Geological Survey Holmes EW Parker Smith Bureau South Bel Preaaldent Taft Parker Allen

Rush of Work for Assembly and Senate Tax Reform

The 1910 session rushes to close with major work in both houses. The House will speed through special appropriations including 35,000 for the Georgia Tech heating plant and 16,000 for the State University heating project, plus funds to renovate the state library and fix public building deficits. Constitutional amendments under debate include raising the governor’s borrowing power to 890,000 and enabling a graduated income tax, with new counties Bleckley Cleveland Nichols Lanier and Stonewall proposed. The Senate will tackle the tax reform bill as a priority, with votes set for Monday and other measures on verdicts, judgments at first terms, and a marriage license restriction for diseased individuals.

House Senate General Assembly Georgia School of Technology State University Thera Io Edwards Walton WeCrory Schley Bleckley Cleveland Nichols Lanier Stonewall Renate J . Ward W OD Murray BC McWillama Calhoun McLean Rachel

Contempts Against Mrs Moody Over Insolvent Firm Case

Creditors seek seizure of property now in Mrs Mabel Moody’s hands claiming Moody hid assets after insolvency. Amendment alleges Moody operated through concealment and used his money to improve or stake in properties listed as 14th Street and Jackson Place lots. Moody refused to testify when subpoenaed, via her attorneys.

Mood & Brewster Mabel H Mood John ‘Tt Moody Cleveland Woolen Mills Mabel of Moody Fourteenth Street East Fourteenth Street Jackson Place Mra Moody Supreme Court Ttrs T. J

Man With Conscience Found By Gus Dodd

Gus Dodd of Red Rock Ginger Ale fame returns fifteen dollars to the Administrator of Old Firm. A mail opening revealed ten and five dollar bills mislaid in an envelope postmarked Dallas. The money belonged to FP & G T Dodd and, as administrator, Dodd distributed the funds among heirs and a fee, proving there is a man with a conscience in Texas.

Gus Dodd Old Firm Texas Dalia Dallas Gainesside Taras P&g T Dodd Atlanta FP & G T Dodd G T Dodd & Co Maghc Sorbhia

Contempt Hearing Set After Missing Witness Testimony

Cheries L. Hopkins for the plaintiffs presented a ruse for contempt after Ange J T Pendiston failed to appear. A court order was signed, and the testimony hearing is rescheduled for Tuesday at 6 pm.

Cheries L. Hopkins Ange J T Pendiston

Bid Details Seal Capitol Recarpeting Contract

Governor Brown received from Chamberlin Johnson DuBose the confidential bid details for recarpeting the senate chamber house of representatives and adjacent rooms in the state capitol. The bid was the lowest at 489 and the firm reported linoleum costs and labor with exact quantities and freight revealing a 12 percent profit.

Brown Chamberlin Johnson-DuBose Company Senate Chamber House of Representatives State Capitol Atlanta

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