Political clash over state agency reform and tax plans
Page Two cover story describes the Capital Removal association opposition and planned counter moves to abolish farm demonstration agents, shift funds to vocational education, and seek tax system reforms. It notes leadership lines for the session with Senator J. H. Boykin heading Senate committees and key House personnel named. A joint inauguration committee and ceremonial returns opening are outlined.
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Capital Removal Association
Brown
L. C. Brown
Fiftieth
Agricultural Department
State College of Agriculture
Water Power Commission
Clay
J. H. Boykin
Senate
Netil Atated
Ennis
Baldwin
Mayor
Mitchell
Beck
Carroll
Kittrell
Laurens
Bentley
Fulton
House
Georgia House elects Cecil Neill speaker after Ennis withdraws
The Georgia House, following a late-night scramble, elected Cecil Neill speaker as Howard Ennis withdrew to unify the party behind Neill. Governor-elect Hardwick supported Innis, but Neill secured a majority after Ennis conceded, promising cooperation with the new administration and adherence to new rules. The vote came amid a chaotic session with committee and ceremonial appointments, and the Senate prepared to canvass returns before inaugural activities.
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Supreme Court
George M. Napier
House
Bismarck Moore
Howard Ennis
Baldwin
Cecil Neill
Muscogee
Baldwin County
Neill
Hardwick
Kimball House
Innis
Thomas E. Watson
Mr. Neil
Mr. Ennis
Ennis
Tegineson
Harper Hamilton
Floyd
Lankford
Toombs
Perkins
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Zach Arnold
Clay
W. T. Morris
Talbot
H. J. Ells
Pulton
W. H. Haynes
Gordon
General Assembly
Culpepper
Arayettes
Senate
United States
A. O. Clay
A. O. Nix
Gwinnett
J. B. Jackson
Jones
Frank Manson
Devereaux F. McClatchey
L. C. Brown
Clarke County
A. E. Strother
Lincoln County
Messenger
C. M. Hooke
Monroe
Hooks
Strother
A. P. Griffin
DeKalb County
C. H. Murchison
Nix
Georgia
Steve Clay
Herbert Clay
Senator Clay
Sam I. Olive
Ivan S. Allen
Walter P. Andrews
Fulton County
Rog Waggoner
Atlanta
Banco
James R. Thomas
Wayne
W. H. Lassiter
Irwin
John C. Hollingsworth
Sereven
R. H. Holmes
Monroeld Wohlwender
A. H.mills
Butts
G. A. Jones
Barrow
Sam Kimsey
Habersham
W. Campbell
Newton
Pat Haralson
Union
J.B. Jackson
Will Richards
Pickens
Tift
CG. H. Peacock
Dodre
Shooting of wife deliberate a case in state history
A report from the second floor of a rooming house describes a dramatic scene as a man, Campbell, faced a fatal confrontation with his wife. The event unfolds with she heavily veiled in black, the circumstances suggesting a premeditated act as the investigation continues.
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Fossa Fat
Shooting Shocks Atlanta Colony Amid Family Turmoil
In Atlanta June 1821 a wife shoots at a man in a tense domestic scene. Mrs Campbell claims she mistook Mrs Howard for her target after stalking her husband, while Campbell defends his wife’s emotional state and intent. Ed Howard corroborates the misdirected shot and police arrest Mrs Ward at Terminal Station.
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Atlanta
Campbell
Ernest G. Bentley
Mrs. Campbell
Mre. Campbell
Campbells
Greenville
Howard
Misa Ward
Aciaes CO
Ware
Gainesville
Ed Howard
Clack
Aviators Die in Sea Crash After U-boat Attack
A flotilla of five destroyers led by the Dickerson attacked U-140, sinking it after 4 minutes 40 seconds of firing. Thirty-nine shells struck the submerged submarine at 70 fathoms, leaving 19 confirmed hits and possible others. The Sicard then sank U-148 within 26 minutes of the first shot, with 40 shots and 26 hits credited. the other three destroyers did not fire.
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Dickerson
C. B. Mayo
Sicard
C. A. Larouche
Sieard
Sensations Seen In Walker Case Promise Further Developments
Attorney asserts Walker is not guilty of alleged crimes and can prove innocence. He cites a receipt from the Methodist church and references to alleged criminal jets. He notes Sparta’s sentiment favors the former banker and predicts sensational developments implicating prominent Georgians as days unfold. No criminal proceedings are planned against Walker, who may remain in San Antonio before July 1 as investigators pursue leads. Walker disappeared from Spain in 1917, causing a statewide sensation. He once led a bank chain amid looming financial instability. no prosecutions have been filed, and news of his San Antonio location surprised investigators.
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Methodist Church
Sparta
Lewis
San Antonio
Spain
Cass
Kiwanis to Name 1922 Convention City Friday
Atlanta Kiwanis delegates in Cleveland choose next year’s convention site while Georgia watermelons carload opens amid campaign songs and new outfits. Dr George J. Fisher and Dr Moses Breeze addressed the gathering as resolutions urged armament limits and patriotic education. Delegates debated presidential candidates with Hobbs withdrawing and McCulloch and Karr remaining.
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Cleveland
Atlanta
Fred Houser
Hotel Winton
R. S. Wessels
William A. Stuchel
Stuchel
Kiwanis
Canada
United States
Oregon
Portland
George J. Fisher
New York
Boy Scouts of America
Moses Breeze
Columbus
Presbyterian Church
Fisher
Acout
Breeze
R. A. Mansfield Hobbs
J. L. McCulloch
Marion, Ind
Harry E. Karr
Baltimore
Cleveland Club
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Candler Building
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