First Legislature Meeting Held This Morning
The Senate convened for the first meeting of the legislature this morning as lawmakers gathered to begin sessions. Proceedings focused on organisation and initial agenda items with key leaders present.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
1
Georgia Legislature Opens With Stubbs and Refresher Rumors
Roy Stubbs is introduced as a newly elected representative as Georgia's 1910 session opens. Speaker John Holder and President Joan Slaton call the two chambers to order at 10 o'clock with most members arriving in Atlanta. Bills on biennial sessions and dog tax repeal lead a busy agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Joan M. Slaton
Senate
John N. Holder
House of Representatives
Atlanta
State of Georgia
House
J. J. Bennett
Holder
Atesememon
Heat Wave Sweeps Nation With Fatal Toll and Prostrations
June records fall as heat grips major cities from New York to Philadelphia and St Paul. Dozens prostrated and ten deaths reported in Philadelphia while New York records 90 degrees at 3 45 pm amid hospital ambulances and overwhelmed crowds. Washington notes 106 degrees as eastern heat persists with forecasts of no relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wurcken
Biyenne
Mineola
L. 1
Long Island
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Wiscarves
Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania Avenue
St. Paul
Minn
Philadelphia
Indiom
Atlanta
Auguata
Boston
Buffela
Baltimore
Birmingham
Charleston
Charlotte
Chattanooga
Ely
Chicago
Cincinnati
Corp
C'Y
Denver
Detroit
Galveston
Huron
Jacksonville
Jupiter
Claudy
Kansas City
Key West
Knoxville
Memphis
Mobile
Eldy
Montgomer
New Orleans
Norfolk
Omzha
Palestine
Portland
Suit to Go to Jury in Macon Damage Case
In Macon Georgia on June 21 a damage suit involving 14 year old Clarence Compton against the Georgia Railroad continued in U S court. Judge Emory Sper refused more time to grant a non-suit on motion by Attorney George Jones. The case will proceed to the jury tomorrow for a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Clarence Compton
Georgia Railroad
United States Court
Emory Sper
George §. Jones
Mission Work Highlighted at Southern Students Conference
Asheville North Carolina June 21 The feature of the day at Montfest the southern students conference was a morning address by Rev BL M Hansel longtime missionary of the Methodist Presbyterian church in Korea Tonight Dr BL D Hounishel spoke on Mission Work in the Hermit Kingdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Montfest
BL M
Ansel
Korea
BL D. Hounishel
Hermit Kingdom
Browne Rested Case in Lorimer Bribery Trial in Chicago
Chicago jurists watched as Leo O Neil Browne and counsel abruptly rested their case in the Lorimer bribery trial halting further testimony from more than fifty defense witnesses including figures like Lieutenant Governor Oglesby. Prosecutor Wayman argued for continued probing of the bribery charges while Browne’s attorney Forrest claimed the defense had presented all necessary testimony and sought to limit weight of White’s confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Leo O'Neil Browne
Browne
Senator Lorimer
John G. Oglesby
Charles A. White
W. S Forrest
Forrest
Witheares
White
Wayman
Sheen
Charles E. Erbstein
P. M. O'Donnell
Lorimer
Browns
Georgia cantaloupes ready for market
Albany Georgia June 21 Special four cars of southwest Georgia cantaloupes moved forward today Sheriff F G Howards shipped a car from his field near Albany and Striplng Co of Cambia sent their flat car forward More cars will leave tomorrow and the season will be at stay height within two weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Ga
Southwest Georgia
Sherif F. G
Bodies Recovered From Sunken French Submarine Pluvise
Galala France June 11 the last body of the crew of the French submarine Pluvise, sunk May 26 after a collision with a steamer, was recovered. The commander’s log book is found with a complete record of the final dive. The last entry was at 1.66 in the afternoon of the strike day. Twenty seven men perished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galala
France
Census results to be known soon for large cities
Washington June 21 census bureau will publish the population of cities with 75 000 or more people from the thirteenth decennial census. Returns from about 47 000 enumerators are in and the remaining 70 000 reports are anticipated by July 1. The city figures will be announced first followed by state totals later in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
Washington
United States
Reclamation Bill Passes House by 45 to 20
Washington June 21 by a 45 to 20 vote the house passed a bill to issue 20 9 million dollars in certificates of indebtedness to fund completion of reclamation works. The measure now goes to Senate where passage is deemed assured. Debate centered on federal funding and private land ownership participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Linders
Sul
Underwood
Alabama
Champ Clark
German Emperor to attend Hamburg yachting regatta
June 21 report declares Emperor William will sail from Altona aboard the Hohenzollern to Kiel to witness this year's races. Medical improvement on his inflamed right knee allowed the trip after court physicians previously doubted the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herlin
Emperor William
Hamburg
Hohenzollern
Altona
Kiel
Government to Appraise Millions in Panama Hats
New York June 21 The principal event on the customs calendar is the start of valuing Panama hats seized by the government. Officials expect appraisals to exceed 1.9 million dollars. Over 145 bales remain in public stores and the process could take ten days. If undervaluation exceeds 75 percent the hats may be forfeited and sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama
I Ig
Taft pushes Senate action on postal savings bill
President Taft prompted Senate to vote on the Carter measure to concur with the House postal savings bank bill. The chamber adjourned after a day of amendments, with the regulars repelling changes by margins from six to five. The debate centered on how funds would be deposited and withdrawn, aiming to keep money in home banks except in war or contingency. An early amendment by Senator Bacon struck out a provision authorizing certain uses of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
House Postal Savings Bank
Senate
American girl becomes bride of Lord Acheson in brilliant scenes
Misa Mildred Carter daughter of John Ridgely Carter American minister to Roumania Servia Bulgaria wed Lord Acheson at St George's Hanover Square London The ceremony drew a large royal watching party with Canon Sheppard officiating and a reception at Dorchester House Gifts included a diamond bandeau from the Reids and a diamond tiara from Mrs David Morgan The couple will honeymoon in France aboard their new automobile gifted by the groom’s family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Misa Mildred Carter
John Ridgely Carter
Roumania
Servig
Bulgaria
Lord Acheson
Gosford
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Edward
Canon Sheppard
Chapels Royal
D. Anderson
St. George's
Mias Biste Nichall
New York
Theodosie Apheson
Slater
Misa Rhoda Astley
Mise Camille Morgan
Mise
Irene de la Crange
Victoria Stanley
Lord
Lady Derby
Marion Scranton
David Stanley
Julian Ward
Aldra Stanley
Mary Ward
Diana Roberts
Marshall Roberts
Mies Carter
Gonford
Patrick Acheson
Dorchester House
Roosevelts Sea Wireless Mission Sets Record
New York news reports Theodore Roosevelt averaged over 300 wireless messages daily during his Atlantic voyage aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. About 60 000 words were exchanged with both incoming and outgoing traffic evenly split. Notables including King George V and Charles W Fairbanks sent greetings from around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Atlantic
Kaisee
Auguste ‘Victoria
Kurtzchicke
Walter Bodenstein
Hamburg
Hatserin
Pany
Wireless Company
Roosevelt
King George
England
Charles W. Fairbanks
Minnesota Republicans Name Full State Ticket
St Paul June 21 The following nominations were made by the Republican state convention today there being no opposition to the candidates For governor Adolph O Eberhart Attorney General George T Simpson Secretary of State Julius Schmant Member of the board of railroad and warehouse commission Charles F Staples
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Adolph 0. Eberhart
George T. Simpson
Julius Schmant
Board of Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Charles F. Staples
Missionary Conference Draws Large Edinburgh Audiences
Edinburgh strands echoed with large audiences as the world missionary conference board heard speakers like Thomas discuss mission work among non Christian peoples. A change in the program moved the report of the commission on cooperation and the promotion of unity to today from Thursday next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinburgh
Scotland
Missionary Conference Board
Thomas
Commission On “Cooperation and the Promotion of Unity
Local Weather Forecast Toward Wednesday and Thursday
Local showers and thunder showers expected with light to moderate variable winds. Normal temperatures. Rainfall measured at about 2.52 inches since January with monthly totals. Forecast covers Georgia region and provides general outlook for the next 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgis
Montly Seach
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