Birth of Martta Paxston Bell in city society
Martha Pexston Bell and Mr Mrs Bell of 683 Highlang axenue celebrate the birth and christening of a daughter named Martta Paxston Bell. Major Eubanks of the Georgia state militia returns from Fort Riley after study. Dr Newton to lecture at Werney Memorial church with new slides. no admission. Local services at Oakland City Baptist church led by Rev W C Taylor at 2:30 Sunday. John Clarke fined $10.75 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after shouting support for Jon Brown. S R Coleman bound over on charges of cheating and forgery after using a bogus check. Two drawing room sleeping cars now run Atlanta to New York on Birmingham Special via Southern Railway.
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Martha Pexston Bell
Mrs. M. Bell
Highlang Axenue
Martta Paxston Bell
Newton
J. v
Dal Nippen
Sunrise Land
Werney Memorial Church
Japan
Oakland City
John Clarke
Edgewood Avenue
Jon Brown
Clarke
Broyles
Jon
S. R. Coleman
Sherif W. RB. Coleman
Columbia County
South Carolina
H. W. Garrett
Atlanta
New York
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Washington
Circus Seats Collapse Injures Twenty at Richmond Circus
In Richmond Kentucky a reserved seat auction tent collapse injured over twenty people, five seriously. Officials and workers assisted by calm spectators freed crowds from the wreckage and halted a potential panic as support to the upper seats gave way during the circus exhibit.
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Richmond
Glebout
Citicus
Engraved Invitations and Cards Offer Shown
Customers are invited to view samples in store or request mailings for engraved wedding notices and cards. The latest forms are in the sample book with a price list detailing full information. Satisfaction is guaranteed.
Old Mansion Demolish Plan For New Governor House
A proposal in Georgia to melt the old executive mansion on Peachtree Street for 300000 dollars and build a new governor’s residence in a more residential area. A two from the senate and three from the house would form a commission to manage sale and construction, with weekly newspaper ads and a bid floor of 300000 dollars. The plan notes crowding in the state building and space needs for committees and overflow rooms.
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House
Hall
Bibb
Senate
Mathews
State En Tire
Atlanta
Gray Campaign To Be Actively Waged In Georgia
Savannah July 28 Special Railroada Commissioner Joseph F Gray's campaign for election to the office he was appointed to after Guyte McLendon is to be active throughout Georgia. He has opened offices in the chamber of commerce building with stenographers and clerks. A statewide committee of one hundred will push the drive. the opponent Guyt is expected to be elected by a large margin, but Gray plans a vigorous ticketless course, focusing on issues raised against him.
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Savannah
Railroza
Joseph F.gray
Guyte McLendon
Chamber of Commerce
Guyt
Gray
Parsons to Oppose Saunders in Fifth District Race
Rocky Mount Virginia July 28 Johnn M Parsons Grayson county was named by the Republican convention to oppose FE W Saunders Rocky Mount Democrat Parsons was the GOP nominee against Saunders two years ago losing by 81 votes A mentally adjudged candidate appeared on the ballot sparking a contest he contested Saunders seat but the House committee ruled Parsons not seated Wilkinson to Enter Race
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Rocky Mount
Johnn M. Parsons
Grayson County
FE. W. Saunders
Parsons
Saunders
House of Representatives
Congress
Cave
House
High School Tax Passed By House Amid Debate
The Georgia House approved a constitutional amendment allowing counties to levy taxes for high school support by a large majority. The measure would require Senate approval and statewide ratification. In separate action, Lee Barron was fully exonerated of graft charges relating to public buildings and grounds. The House also defeated a bill to allow large cities to abolish justice courts and invited President Slaton to a Tuesday barbecue.
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Lee Barron
Siatan
Senate
Georgia
Counclea
House of Representatives
Persons
Monroe
Atlanta
Hll
Barron Ie
House
Xkelth
Meriwether
Lea Barton
Barton
Mall
Bibb
John M. Staton
Cue Grounds
East Point
Slaton
General Assembly
Capitol
Hunter Street
McElreath
Fulton
Ildea
Senate action and bills in Georgia legislature description
Murray sworn in as senator with Erect Collum and Judge Powell administering oath. Collum named to several committees including Education and University of Georgia. News notes a barbecue invitation, pension bill debate, and new bills introduced on roads, school property sales, and town charters. Numerous charter amendments and bond funding measures across multiple counties are listed.
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Mathaws
Crawford County
Fort Valley School Board
Stevens
Lexington
Hlarrell
Board of Roads
Gtyon County
Saperton
Maples
Mitchell County
Helena
Hall County
Candler
Carnegie
Randolph
Tennille School
Strect
Aot
Woshington
Waycross
Bonda
Fort Gaines
Citizens’ Bank
Veiconte
Knight Yancey methods probed by Uncle Sam
Two government agents investigate alleged fraud in the bankrupt cotton firms Knight Yancey Co and Steel Miller Co. in business through the United States mail. John W Knight, late manager, remains in Decatur, denies wrongdoing, and friends expect him to clear his name. A separate note reports failed Mount McKinley ascent and a foot and mouth disease driven cattle import ban from Yorkshire to the United States.
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Decatur A.B
Knight, Yancey & Co
Steel Miller Company
United States
John W. Knight
Decatur
Mt. McKinley
Seward
Alaska
Mount McKinley
Washington
Yorkshire
Eng
Planned Push for Compulsory Education Bill Turns Active
At a meeting of the friends of compulsory education the drive to back the bill was organized led by Mr Littleton of Richmond Mr Michael of Marton and Ms Wright of Floyd. Attendees pledged to canvass for votes and supporters expect success this session. The bill could reach the floor today as the May Game looms and only one other educational measure stands between it and passage. Also noted an extra sleeping car added to the Birmingham Special runs Atlanta 2 45 pm Washington 7 40 am New York 6 00 pm.
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Senate
Benatar Jackson
Slaton
Law
Jackson
Harrell
Celhoun
Griffith
Irwin
Longley
Mathews
McCurry
Slater
Sears
Wombie
Calhoun
Slater Aid
Hoke Smith
Atignta Journal
Slater-Calhouin
Inter
Littleton
Richmond
Michael
Marton
Wright
Floyd
Tieton
Birmingham
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Washington
New York
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Ember
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Om Thens, Ga
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Georgia State Militia
Fort Riley
Kansas
Chickamauke
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Society Engravers
Sess Whitehall Street
Mr. Hall
Underwood Typewriters
N. Broad St
Jos. F. Gray
Iparsons
Democrat
Virginia
Wilkinson
Chatham
Joseph McCarthy
Joe Brown Clit
Wikinson
Barron
Committee On Publi Property
Keith
Committee On Appropriations
A. E. Barnes
American Audit Company
W. EB. Collum
W. D. Murray
Barbecuaum
E. Colum
Slaten
M. E. Collum
Bedley County
W. D
Field
DeKalb
Jones
Mitchell
Baconton
Fullheight
Burke
Rosser
Walker
United States of America
Hardman
Sheppard
Sumter
Secretary of State
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Johnson
Kite
Alley
White
White County
Lawrence
Meadows
Telfair
Guaranty
Martin
Ledsburg
Redding
Pike
Barnesville
Myr. Henderson
Ocilia Public
Miller
Carroll
Alston
Montgomery County
Cuthbert
Weahington
Effingham
R. W. Tullis
Ford
Worth
Sylvester
Armistead
Oglethorpe
Reid
Macon
Marshallville
Macon County
Mesers. Hallender
Anes and
Express
Manufac
Turer
Chamberlin-Johnson DuBose Company
Cold Springs ‘Cue Club
State Capitol
Sellers
Knight-Yancey
Uncle Sam
Rountree
Whitehall Street
W. Z. Turner
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