Georgia House Votes to Fund Exhibit for St Louis Expo
The Georgia House approved an appropriation to fund an exhibit of agricultural and related resources at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis next year. The measure passed 89 to 71 after a close vote, drawing strong applause as it was sent to the Senate for final action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Georgia
St Louis
Long
Loya
Dougherty
Jones
Senate
House
Resolution to fund state exhibits for Georgia exposition
A legislative action sought funding for state exhibits at a Georgia exposition with a $25,000 appropriation under debate. The measure faced opposition and amendments, including reverting permanent exhibits to the state museum, while proponents argued constitutional basis and national representation. The house debated reconsideration and passed amendments in a close vote as it moved toward senate approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halil
Bibb
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Dunbar
Richmond
House Journala
Messre
Hall
Bible
Bower
Decatur
Georgia Monument
Chickamauga
House
Conner
Bartow
Department of Sericultus
State Museum
Morton
Jones
Jones County
Bradley
Gossips noting county gains and decline in state finances
State gossip reports seven counties show increases and one a decrease. Lumpkin falls by 10 952 while Chariton Clay Early Newton Pickens Schley Talbot register gains from 12 653 to 982 863. forty eight county net increase sits at 5 393 516. Jones, Dougherty, declines senate run. may resign House seat. Judge Little confirmed Hancock city court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Comptroller General
Lumpkin
Chariton
Clay
Early
Newton
Pickens
Schley
Talbot
Judge Little
Senate
Frank H. Little
City Court of
Hancock
House votes 89 to 71 on appropriation amid tumultuous session
After clerks adjusted votes some members switched to yes, sending the measure through 89 to 71 amid loud applause. Speaker Morris ruled transmission to the senate required two thirds to reconsider, and the house then ordered immediate transmission. Senator Howell opposed on constitutional grounds. the senate appropriations committee reported favorably after amending the wording to specify 25 000 from an existing fund and 25 000 from fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunbar
Senate
Hall
Bibb
House
Morris
Nancy Hankeepee
Senate Committee On Appropriations
Hopkins
Smith
Treasury
Agricultural Department
Howell
Hopking
No Pity Shown. Patient Cures 24 Tumors with Salve
F A Galledgs of Verbana Alabama recalls a long battle with a terrible dermatitis. After trying many remedies without relief Buckien's Africa Salve finally cured the condition. The advert notes the product also aids burns, wounds, and pains and is sold for 23 cents at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Galledgs
Buckien
Africa
House Revives Convict Bill Amid Budget Clash
The House revived the convict bill by a 78 to 7 vote to reopen debate and offer the Candler compromise as a substitute for the Senate measure. The session also advanced a $15,000 appropriation for Milledgeville State Sanitarium and faced a skirmish over a uniform textbook system for public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Felder
Bibb
House
Steed
Taylor
Mosés
Coweja
Flynt
Spalding
Ufe
Candler
Felger
Clements
Howerd
Baldwin
Milledgeville
Howard
Reid
Campbel
Davin
Meriwether
Hall
St. Louis
Treasury
Wilson
Clay
Jairs
Senate Defeats Election Bill For Railroad Commissioners
The senate rejected the measure to elect railroad commissioners by the people, arguing it would let rail corporations influence nominations and the governor. Senator Atkinson led the opposition, while Senator Davis urged popular elections. final votes were 28 to 10 against the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Railroad Corporationa
Atkinson
Davis
Skelton
Tisinger
Hopkins
Aleck Atkinson
Commission
Corporation
Salaries of judges raised by senate vote
The senate approved a bill to increase salaries for supreme and superior court judges. An amendment cut the proposed amounts from 5000 and 500 to 4000 and 300. Supporters argued higher pay is fair given campaigning costs and burdens on judges. Several named senators voted for and against. final passage required a two-thirds majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Atkinson
Reid
Com
Superior Court
Stepton
Benafot Skelton
Supremes Court
Senator Skelton
Skelton
Messrs Atkinson
Christie
Clark
Clements
Comas
Crumbley
Davis
Duncan
J T Hightower
Hopkins
Hudson Jordan
Ledford Lewis
Mathews
McClure
McMichael
Merritt
Moore
Perry
Smith Snead
Stevens
Sweat
Symons Taylor
Tisinger
Turmer
van Buren
Williame
Worsham
Messrs
Harrell
Ledford
Lewis
McLean
Senate
Grant elected trustee for Allen Miles Company creditors
At yesterday's creditors meeting under Referee P H Adams Peter G Grant was elected trustee of the Allen Miles Company. Prior receivers Mr Grant and Mr Northen were serving. Mr Worthen declined the post, and creditors voted for Grant. Attorneys present included Judge Spencer R Atkinson and firms Rosser Brandon Slaton Phillips Abbott Goree King Spalding Little Porter Carter and Anderson Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen-Miles Company
P H. Adams
Peter G. Grant
Grant
Thomas H Northen
Worthen
Morris Brandon
Mr Grant
Mr. Northen
Spencer R Atkinson
Brown & Randolph
Rosser & Brandon
Slaton & Phillips
Abbott Goree
King, Spalding and Little
J. H. Porter
E. V Carter
Anderson, Anderson & Thomas and
Elis
Wimbish &Es
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donbar
Cann
Chatham
Menecre
Bas
Representative Dunbar
Fe Diamond
Ercustor Atlanta
Patch-Phiippe ‘Watch
Mater & Berke Fe
Whitehall Street
Comas, Sweat
Rel
Senate Committee On Penitentiary
North Georgia
Lookout
Dade
Durham
House Committee On
Franklin
Washington
Meriwetha
Mee
Holder
Jackson
Carswell
Wilkinson
Thurman
Walker
Penitentiary
Penitentiary Committee of
Atlanta
Knoxville and Northern
Louisville and Nashville
Seaboard
Alex Smith
Atlanta, Knoxville
Northern
J J Spalding
Quitsimited
Measie
Adams
Alexander
Alford
Arngid
Bell
Emanuel
Blackburn
Bowen
Boykin
Brock
Brown
Bruce
Buchan
Burton
Butts
Calvin
Carr
Cornwall
Cllatt
Cook
Cromartin
Crumbly
Daniel
Davison
Dozier
Duckett
Duggan
Ennis
Evans
Fields
Flanigan
Foster
Oconee
Fussell
George
Grice
Griffin
Harden
Hawes
Hayes
Hicke
Dooly
Pate
Gwinnett
Paulk
Coffee
Peyton
Philips
Jefferson
Quitman
Preston
RaAwis
Redwine
Richardson
Ridley
Rogers
Mcintosh
Hountree
Sanders
Shackelford
Singletary
Slaton
Spence
Siovan
Watson
Wellborn
West
Wooten
Folowing
Ayrea
Beall
Peulding
Milton
Booth
Brinson
Buchanan
Andler
Carrington
Daves
Deal
Derrick
Edward
Eng
Towns
Glenn
Grenade
Hail
Henry
Hixon
Carroll
Hader
Laurens
Hutchein
Johnson
Baker
Cinch
Hagon
Crawford
Pighens
Elly
Kent
Knight
Lane
Lawrence
Leigh
Little
Lowe
Maples
Whitley
Wise
Wimble
Yates
Mitchell
Thomas
Ention
Lithia
Olubes
Catolinas of Georgia
White Stonx
R. R
Springs
White Stone Lithia Water Co
White Stone Springs, &. C
Meassra
A. B
J. T
Hightower
Hudson
Jordan
Park
Bymans
Tialnger
Turner
Ven Buren
Williama
Wortham
Messia
Dodd
Parry
Snead
Adame
Putnam
Bulloch
Tha
Campbell
Union
Union County
Davisboro
Mesers
Howard and Hicks
Laurene
Dublin
Carrall
Irwin
Irwin County
Mevere
Dorier and Ridey
Troup
Dunder
Robin
G. Daniel
Sylventa
Wilcox
Pineview
Banks and
Har- Gemen
Trager
Justiany of the Peace
Flowery Branch
Meigs
Thomas County
Gainesville
United States
Hot Springs
Milans
Manilas
Eiseman Bros
Bhoe