Municipal actions and council adjournment in Grady area
Local council moves include eliminating building inspector and popular election reform, trustees shuffled at Grady hospital, and resignations plus elections in ward posts. Streets and paving plans advance with wood block and rock and chert, plus charter amendment talk on city limits and park commission status.
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Waren
Joseph Hissch
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George Lowndes
Cemetery
Williams 4 Amherst 0 in Massachusetts tilt
Williams defeated Amherst 4 to 0 in Willamstown Massachusetts. Pitcher Templeton allowed only one hit and after the game he announced he would not accept offers to join any National League or American teams from Boston New York Detroit or New York.
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Amherst
Willamstown
Mas
Templeton
Boston
New York
Detroit
New York Americans
South Gets Small Share of Federal Spending Says Report
A 1920s report notes the southern states receive a disproportionately small portion of Congresses’ appropriations. It highlights that fourteen southern states, though vast in area and population, get less than one fiftieth of total funds, with allocations skewed toward the north and west. The piece lists specific grants for forests, roads, public works, and miscellaneous provisions, portraying a lean southern budget amid federal funding.
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Virginia
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Appalachian Forest Reserve
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Qundry
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Rivers
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Panama Canal
Mississippi River
Great Lakes
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Coast Line
Alaska
Arms smuggled across border amid Cananea unrest
Northern Mexico faces martial law as smuggled arms are seized and leaders allied with General Reyes and Benor Madero are detained. Cananea guards increase with troops and rurales, while arrests mount across Sonora in the run up to elections on June 26.
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Cananea
Mexico
Teadarg
Cansneg
Bernardo Reyes
Europe
Benor Madero
Monterey
Arma
United States
Fonora
Villaverde
Chivectria
Buena Vista
Bisbee
Dquelas
Nacosriz
Atock
Twenty-Fifth Infantry
Colenel Emotto Kosterlitzky
Borrez
Sonora
Revolutionary Movement
Hermosil- 19
Rafael Lopez
Csnanes
Cullavan
Luiz Porrez
Cananes
Boston and Return Travel Offer and Senate Budget Cuts
A travel deal lists Boston and return for 34 95 with June travel and limited July 14 extension to September 15, while Congress trims a massive spending bill from about 56 million to roughly 428.9 million. The south may gain, Bartholdt of St Louis chairs the House committee, and DC appropriations include Senate and House running costs plus various civil and military line items under general appropriations.
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Peachtree
House
Bartholdt
St Louis
Senate
District of Columbia
Bureau of Mings
Geological Survey
Army
Post Office Department
Navy
Consular
Greatest Wash Goods Sale Opens in Atlanta Today
Atlanta shoppers are invited to a money saving sale on wash goods starting today. The event promises deep discounts across fabrics and sewing essentials with likely hourly specials and limited stock.
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Atlanta
Oust Meats Packers Petition Filed in Missouri
Jefferson City June 30 Attorney General Eliot Major began ouster proceedings against five meat packing companies by filing information in the supreme court The Armour Swift Morris Hammond and St Louis Dressed Beef and Provisions companies face charges of violating antitrust law and conspiring to restrain trade The petitions seek forfeiture of corporate rights confiscation of property or fines The National Packing Company is alleged to have absorbed Hammond and St Louis Dressed Beef and Provisions to control prices and eliminate competition The case notes the firm was chartered in New Jersey for packing and selling but not organized in good faith The companies must answer by June 10 with a summer adjournment possible for a commissioner to take evidence.
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Marietta
Tabernacle Place
North Avenue
Forsyth
Luckle
Peters
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DeKalb Avenue
Moreland
Mayson Avenue
Weadward
Fair
Bass
Formwall
Coopar
Dargan
Oak
Luckto Western Avenue
Gray
Bunker
Gordon
Crumley
Washington
Capitol Avenue
Windsor
Georgia Avenue
Doane
Boulevard Place
Boulevard
Arnold
Maddox
Soos
Boutherp Agricultural Works
Hancock
Kelley
Chambers
Greer
ML Rigbers
Recorder
Supreme Court
City Counci
Aldermanle
Jefferson City
Eliot Major
Supreme ‘Gourt
Ata | Armour Packing Company
Morris & iGo
Swift @ Co
Hammond Packing Company
St. Louis
Armour, Swift and Morrie Com
Hammond
St Louis
National Packing Company
Missouri
New Jersey
Enane
At. Louis
United States
Hammond and
St. Loui S
Otter
Pecking House
Public Building Bill Passed with funds for constructing
Washington June 21 The public building bill carrying 19 286 500 in authorizations for increasing cost of public buildings etc passes by a viva voce vote in the House at 12 68 oclock this morning Doris H McNew infant daughter of Mr and Mrs 43 H McNew died at the family residence 171 Jones avenue at 11 20 yesterday morning Funeral will be held at the residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon The interment will be in West View cemetery
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Hous
Doris H. McNew
Duria
H McNew
Teaidenga
Jones Avenue
O'Slock
West View Cemetery
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