Revenue cuts roil Georgia House amid tax fights
In the Georgia General Assembly a push to slash revenue faces opposition as lawmakers weigh a Tipping bill and dog tax repeal to trim a roughly 500000 deficit. House members label the treasury balance about 78749 with rail lease income as key, while talks loom of an extra session to stabilize finances. The body debates a one mill property tax proposal, a free list bill for farm products, and a $952000 normal school building appropriation at Milledgeville, amid controversy over fund deficiencies and officer oversight. The “woman lawyer” bill sparks a heated intrahouse clash with strong opinions on women practicing law, and Governor Brown plans to return the Tipping bill to the House next Wednesday.
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Dock Workers Protest End Of Strike In London
London July 28 dock workers crowd Southwark park for a mass meeting. They unanimously reject the committee manifesto calling for resumption of work and express anger over the strike’s end. The strike committee claims the strike is over but no settlement is assured.
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Southwark Park
Why You Should Own Diamonds
An advocacy piece arguing diamond ownership as a signs of success. It claims diamonds pay large dividends, doubled in value over eight years, and will rise due to supply and demand. It promotes exclusivity and prudent image, urging readers to buy or try on approval and request a booklet.
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Griffin Newly Weds To Start On Ten Thousand Mile Honeymoon
Griffin Georgia July 28 Special Ten thousand miles of honeymoon venture opens with Mr and Mrs Hart Westbrook of Griffin traveling to Shanghai China where he will chair English at the Baptist University of Shanghai They will pass Yellowstone Copp and Honolulu Manila before reaching the Land of Celestials The Brunswick wedding of Miss Annis May Arnold and Hart Westbrook was held quietly at Union Street home Rev J E Sammons officiating The couple plan a brief Griffin visit before departure for the far east
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Mercer University
Harvard
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Yale
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Foreign Mission Board
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Baptist University of Shanghai
Younge
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Griffin, Ga
Annie May Arnold
Atlanta Royal High School
Youngest police supervisor wins early praise at station
The youngest police supervisor, J. B. Bishop Jr., son of patrol wagon driver J. B. Bishop, is gaining favor with the chief and commissioners. He often sits beside his father at the wheel, calls to “set inside” and “take ’er in,” and already helps on calls, despite being far under the legal age. His frequent station visits and playful boldness endear him to officers, suggesting he may become a future mascot or even wear a uniform years ahead of 21.
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Highwaymen Attack Parker Near Tracks in Atlanta
Frederick G. Parker of 718 Chestnut Street was beaten by two assailants and placed on railroad tracks to hide the crime. He survived initial injuries but suffered a fractured skull and paralysis. Detectives are pursuing the case as Parker recalls being struck from behind and robbed after a clock walk near the railroad.
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Gideons Close 1912 Convention in Atlanta
Devout services across forty churches marked the Gideons convention close in Atlanta. Delegates were inducted at the First Presbyterian and the love feast followed, with meetings in hotel lobbies, street gatherings, and a central gospel relay. A. B. Moore was re-elected president and various officers named or introduced amid religious programs across the city.
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Chicago
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Piedmont
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M. M. Sanderson
New York City
Gideonus
First Baptist
Lee Wilson
H. A. McDonald
Central Baptist
T. P. Eastland
Jones Avenue Baptist
Sam Williams
A. F. Todd
Inman Park
G. W. Eils
U Ro Greenough
Capitol Avenue
James Martin
Charles G. Zeigler
West End
J. P. Erinsmaid
C. D. Tillman
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M. P. Ashbrook
J. F. Baker
North Atlanta
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C. D. Riddell
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T. C. Sims
C. G. Childs
Edgewood
D. Wells
A. H. Cooper
S Mark's
C. M. Smith
J. R. Osborn
Trinity Methodist
J. W. Weakley
St. John’s
Epworth
F. Bruce Horn
Egerston Memorial
A. H. van Tassell
Canada
Payne Memorial
H. H. Kerr
Battle Fill
A. E. Gould
A. H. Barker
W. A. Selmon
W. B. Boyd
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C. T. Burge
Decatur Methodist
Decatur
Neil Finlander
W. OE. McCalla
Christian
A. F P. Lounsberry
W. H. H. Phelps
Wireless Wilson Again in Prison
Colonel Christopher Columbus Wilson has returned to the city and will be at home to his friends at the federal prison. The article notes Wilson’s pleasant vacation in New York was cut short by newspaper reports and details his transfer back to the federal penitentiary under Warden Moyer. It mentions his trip to New York with Keeper Rhea and a suggestion for a preferred lodging over the Tombs.
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Wireless Wilson Seen on Wall Street Amid Bankruptcy Case
A report notes Wireless Wilson was spotted on Wall Street while under a three year sentence in Atlanta. The disclosure followed an investigation that led to a return to the Trumbs, as Colonel Wilson testified before the bankruptcy board.
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