Democrats Restrict Legislation in Extra Session Caucus
In Washington on June 2 the House Democrats met in caucus and limited the extra session agenda to tariff currency emergency appropriations and election cases. Underwood's program was adopted and committee reporting was restricted to select panels including Ways and Means, Appropriations, Banking and Currency, Elections, Printing, Accounts and Rules. The caucus chose Representative
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Washington
House Democrats
Underwood
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Ways and Means
House
Dea Perstitcus
Missouri Delegation Divides Roles in New House Committees
Shackelford of Missouri is named chairman of the new good roads committee with Representative Dickinson to succeed him on the ways and means panel. Georgia's Tribble and Missouri’s Booker oppose favored picks for labor, while Lewis of Maryland is slated as labor chair. The Georgia delegation receives committee assignments from the Ways and Means panel as caucus considers approvals.
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Missouri
Committee On Good Roads
Representative Dickinson
Ways and Means
Booker
Tribble
Georgia
Maher
New York
Hensley
Representative Lewis
Maryland
Committee On Labor
Lewis
Organized Labor
House Committee On Labor
Banking and Currency Committee
Farmers the Agriculture Committee
Representative Lloyd
Democratic Congressional Committee
Representative Palmer
Lloyd
Rouse
Edwards
Roddenberg
States Department
Crisp
Congress
Adams
Interstate
Merer
Howard
Miltary
Bartlett
Leeoo Agriculture
Truble
Bell—Post Office
Hardwick
Roneures
Walker
Parelan
Hughes
Ligt House
Phone your want ads and replies to Main 5000 or At teeta TOR
Text appears as a fragmented want ad instruction urging readers to phone in classified notices and responses to specific numbers or lines labeled Main 5000 or At teeta TOR. The item reads like a late era newspaper classifieds cue for reader submissions.
Clever Roles in Earnest at the Grand by Atlanta Players
The Grand hosts a lively reading of The Importance of Being Earnest by the Atlanta Players Club tonight. Cast includes Marsh Adair as Ernest, Hildreth Burton Smith as Gwendolyn, Lamar Hill as Algernon, Cecil Cardew as Chasuble, Mrs. William Owens as Cecily, and Messrs Douglas and Slaton lead the rest, with Lane and Merriman as the maidservants providing further wit.
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Merriman
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Atlanta
Frank Taylor
Tom Donaldson
Society in Evening Costume Will Witness Players Club
Atantans and Players' club officers gather for a Grand performance of The Importance of Being Earnest with Mrs Slaton in the leading role. Cast includes Mrs Scott Mrs Owens Miss Burton Smith Mr Douglas Jr Mr Hamilton P Douglas Jr directed by Mrs Hort on and Mrs Felder. Supper follows at the Fleetmont Driving Club.
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John Marshall Blaton
Georgia
Slaton
Aecment
Scott
William Owens
Hil
Reth Burton-Smith
Marsh Ada
Governor Brown Receives Public Reception in Commerce Georgia
Governor Joseph M. Brown arrived in Commerce on Monday afternoon and stayed at Colonel R. L. J. Smith’s home. An informal reception followed tea from 9 to 11 o clock in the Smith residence, with many local residents meeting the governor. He will depart Tuesday for Carnesville to visit Franklin county friends.
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J. P. Chastain
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T. J. Kennedy
F. G. Kennedy
Thomas Fleming
B. West
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Simpson Street
T. C. Brown
W. S. Montgomery
J. Ho Welch
J. N. Squires
W. H. Lathrop
W. FP. Mills
Barclay & Brandon Co
Oy Street
H. T. Daniel
Tyrona
Georgia
Campbell County
Alvin D. Freeman
Tyrote
Newnam
Tourenay
Daniel
Palmetto
H. A Ferris
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Seaboard announces ten dollar Wrightsville Beach round trip
Seaboard offers ten dollar round trip to Wrightsville Beach with sales on Thursdays. The deal lasts ten days and features sleeper service. Wrightsville Beach is highlighted as better than ever.
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Seaboard
Hooper Robbed of Watch and Money on Eighth Street
F A Hooper of 173 Piedmont avenue was assaulted by two bandits near his home on Eighth street between Piedmont and Courtland at 11 30 p m. He was struck and robbed of a gold watch and two dollars. Officer J atk Watson responded but the assailants were not found. Hooper received medical aid at home.
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Piedmont Avenue
Mr. Hooper
Eighth Street
Piedmont
Courtland
J.atk Watson
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