Georgia Leaders Feature in Chamber Movie at Capitol Steps
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce produced a motion picture of a Joint assembly on the capitol steps showing Governor Harris, Senate President Persone, and House Speaker Burwell. The scene captures the governing leaders marching down the steps with both chambers following, filmed at close range for easy recognition.
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Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Capitol
Georgia
State Capitol
Harris
Persone
Senate
Burwell
House
Georgia Chamber to Film Statewide Promotion Reel
A Georgia move seeks about 2000 feet of motion picture to showcase farming and manufacturing, in both Senate and House hands. Representatives Morton Turner and A J Hodges of Brooke County and Senator John D Walker oversee the effort. Prominent Georgians assist, including G B Clark of the Citizens Bank Savannah and J B Stewart of the University of Georgia faculty.
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Senate
House
Morton Turner
A. J. Hodges
Brooke County
John D Walker
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgiana
G. B. Clark
Gltizens
Bank of Savannah
J. 8. Stewart
University of Georgia
F. Lombard Brinson
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Autgwasta
M. L. McNeel
McNeel Marble Company
Marietta
John HR. Fain
State College of Agriculture
Senate Fights Loom Over Peddler Tax and Burglar Bills
A lively Senate week looms over a $500 annual peddler wagon tax and a burglary bill tightening penalties. Farmers oppose the peddler levy, arguing it harms wagons and forces growers to sell locally. Monday action centers on a $16,000 appropriation for Americus A&M College and form book exchanges for state officials.
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Senate
Senator Persons
Persons
Trammell
State Agricultural and Mechanical College
Americus
Lakes
Agricultural College
Status of cotton stirring Britain continues
London reports persistent agitation to declare cotton contraband total, while the foreign office maintains its stance. The Times and Daily Mail urge government action to purchase cotton and declare contraband, arguing the present system harms neutral trade and risks Germany provisioning war needs.
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London
Ccatton
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Ip la
Board of Trade
United States
America
England
The
Times
Daily Mail
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
Daily Graphic
Daily Mall
Lancashire
the Times
Nation
Britain
Edward Bunnell Phelps Dies at 52 in New York
Edward Bunnell Phelps editor and publisher of The American Underwriter and president of Thrift Publishing died today in his New York home aged 52.
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Edward B. Phelps
New York
Edward Bunnell Phelps
the American
Thrift Publishing Company
Gossip RILE MAKES CHANGES UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES TERMS
Senate introduces Abi in Georgia to alter trustee terms at the University of Georgia. The bill would rotate three designated trustees to each branch college board, requiring prior service on all branch boards for two years. The aim is to broaden familiarity with each campus' operations.
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Rile
Abi
Dobbs and Stovall
University of Georgia
State University
Committee On the
Georgia
J. Mangham
J. J. Mangham
Thirty Eighth
Temperance Committee
Senate
Mangham
Oase
Two Bills Before House Monday See Tax Exemption and Education
Two measures slated for Monday in the House include a tax exemption bill for college endowments and a compulsory education bill. The endowment proposal, introduced by Senator Walker, would exempt funds and property used for endowments from taxation, with safeguards against private profit. The education bill, by Hutcheson and Ninn, imposes schooling requirements for children ages specified, with exemptions for poverty, illness, and completed grades, making violations a misdemeanor.
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Walker
An & Callege
Academy
Sino
Eallewex
Acadamiea
Sama
Teilenate
Hutcheson
Turner
Ninn
Houston
Georgia
$40 000 000 Contract For American Can Co
Circumstantial reports in the financial inset say American Can co has closed a $40,000,000 contract with the British government. The company would either continue or deny it but admitted negotiations were in progress. American Can stock rose 25.8 points to a new high near 59 1 2.
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New York
Financial Diainset
End of Dope Habit Predicted by Blalock Against Narcotics
Internal Revenue agent A Q Blalock reports dramatic drops in opium morphine cocaine sales since the Harrison law enforcement began. He predicts complete eradication of the dane habit within years as strict provisions and penalties deter use. Doctors addicted to narcotics will face barred access to prescription forms under a Washington ruling.
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A. Q. Blalock
Internal Revenue Agent
Mareh J . i
Mir Blalock
Revenue Department
Blalock
Washington
New County Proposals Keep Solons Busy in 19th Century Assembly
New county plans spark intense debate as several proposed formations face committee reviews. Tecumseh and neighboring regions clash over borders while seats in Adel Soperton and other towns are contested amid constitutional amendment talks.
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Bath
Wilson County
Senate
Tok
Berrien County
Adel
Unk
AtkKisson
Coffee
Clinch
Wil Pearson
House
Axon
James
Trueten
Inines
Truyden
Tome
Montgomery
Emanuel
Soperton
Dames
Johnsen
Luorens
Auirian
Carpenter Enjoying Two Weeks Vacation in Great Lakes Region
W Paul Carpenter, assistant United States district charges, with several high officials and friends, is spending a two week vacation in the Great Lakes region. He is presently enjoying fishing and boating at Mackinac Island.
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W. Paul Carpenter
United States District
Reat
Friands
the Great
Theatty
Mackinne Istard
Fragmentary note on law, medical dose and sufficiency
A garbled fragment references law, medical prescriptions, patients and dosage. It implies legal risk for violations and questions about sufficient evidence or necessity of a dose, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear subjects or outcomes.
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Uhysierings
Thin For Years Gains 22 Pounds In 23 Days
Massive testimonial ad touts Sargol as flesh building medicine. Readers claim rapid weight gain from 10 to 22 pounds in days, reporting improved sleep appetite and energy. The pill is described as a tiny tablet that aids digestion and absorption, with emphasis on personal success stories.
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F.gagnon
Sargol
W. D. Roberts
Bargel
D. Martin
J. Metersada
Sarge
Min Thin Render
Mary Thin
Sargal
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