Georgia Biennial Sessions Debate Divides House
The Georgia House rejected an 80 to 70 favorable report on a biennial session bill. Opponents led by Joe Hall of Bibb argued fifty days yearly is insufficient, while Butt of Fannin supported biennial terms and criticized last minute rushing. The measure faced postponement attempts and procedural battles as lawmakers weighed constitutional implications and state needs.
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Joe Hall
Bibb
Anderson
Chatham
Butt
Fannin
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Tippins
Thomas. Taent
Hin Hall
Andérson
Cheim
Hall
Tabie
Brown
Carroll
Bible
Georgia
Persona
Monros
Ita
Tax Payment Deadline Ribboned by Atlanta Chamber
President Frederic J. Paron of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce says corporations have until July 10 to pay the federal corporation tax, not June end. The note cites a New York Times line and urges caution about the 5 percent penalty for late payment.
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F. J. Paxon
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Ite
Parop
Henry A Rucker
Internal Revenue
Ealia
Ote
Laaue
New York Times
Georgia
Treasury Department
Frederic J. Paron
Don’t Leave Town For Extra Glasses Deal
Walter Ballard Optical Co. offers an extra pair in inexpensive frames for emergencies. Located at 75 Peachtree Street in Atlanta.
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Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree St
Atlanta
Attorney General Proposes Georgia Criminal Procedure Reforms
Georgia Attorney General John C. Hart, in his annual report, urges reforms to criminal procedure including tougher jury selection rules, explicit venue proof, defined juror-prosecutor relationships, and revised verdict appeals. He notes tax law improvements, state and county boards of equalizers, and highlights capital cases and the Tennessee Copper Company decision.
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John C. Hart
Georgia
Alec
Iafgta
Supreme Court
Hemys
Tex Inne
Hart
Board of
State Board of Equalizers
Wonera
Chattanooga
Quenttin
Atlantic Road
George W. Cureton
Fudge Newman
Tennessee Copper Company
Registration Law Battle Looms In Georgia Senate
The bid to repeal the new state registration law likely signals the session’s first major clash in the Georgia state senate. A rifle shot was heard yesterday as the debate intensified with a unanimous consent recommit of the bill amending the law.
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Georgia State Senate
Red
Senator Slater Fights For Amendment In Registration Law
Senator W F Slater of the First District fights for a constitutional amendment to the registration law. He surveys the senate, counts votes, and declines to move without sufficient support. The issue was dropped for the day as deliberations continue on recommitment and possible reconsideration. The senate also announced committee assignments for new members and considered multiple bills on pensions, witnesses in bigamy cases, dog tax repeal, judgments against purchasers, city courts, and railroads fencing roadbeds.
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Slater Ia
Thompson
Setae
University of Georgia
Temperance
Anu
Burch
BH. & Griffith
Senate
Gardy
Day
Senate Billa
Bsellers
Irwin
Cuthbert
Ailso
Morrla
Auguste
Word
Noted Lecturers for Summer School at Athena GA
Athena Ga June 28 Special. Applications filed with Superintendent T J Wooster of the University Summer School to convene June 27 in Athena exceed early expectations. Attendance of teachers and students from across the state is expected. Five weeks' course praised as valuable, with talks by noted lecturers from across the country and two Goban Players Shakespeare performances.
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Athena
T. J. Wooster
University Bummer School
Attenfpope
Diaaugaed
Atudenta
Songer Segai
Juan
Ate
Arasp
Eare
Atd
House resolution on hall render proposed in Atlanta meeting
A fragmented report describes a House debate over renaming or rendering the hall of representatives the standard for a September event in Atlanta. Edwards of Walton introduced a regulation, and the resolution was adopted despite objections.
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Holder
Georstan
Han
Bind
Edwards
Walton
House of Representatives
Atlanta
Macon Veterans Plan Big Barbecue
Macon Georgia June 23 Special Arrangements are being made by local veterans from Camp Smith and Camp Macon for the annual barbecue to honor members of the camps and friends at Central City Park in a few days. Coroner T E Young and others from Camp Smith serve on the organizing committee. A large number of veterans will be invited from adjoining counties.
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Macon
Camp Smith
Camp Macon
Friends of
Central City Park
T. E. Young
Optical glasses at Walter Bailerd Co in Atlanta
Seaside shoppers seek amber or smoked sunglasses from Walter Bailerd Optical Co at 75 Peachtree Street Atlanta. Not all are alike with a range of good options available at the mall center.
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Walter Bailerd
End to Tribal Organization in Five Civilized Tribes
June 78 Washington report states ACME terms passed by the Senate abolish the tribal system of the Five Civilized Tribes. The act ends all tribal offices and the chiefs executive role, dissolving the organizational structure by 1912.
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Washington
ACME
Bnd
Howard Denounces Livingston as Malicious Liar in Georgia Race
In a June Augusta Chronicle interview Leonidas Livingston accuses my campaign of NY Exchange funding. A franked letter, allegedly by L. F. Livingston and dated June 2, claims I am spending NY money to defeat him. I, William Schley Howard, denounce both the interview and letter as malicious and false.
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Augusta Chronicle
Leonidas v. Livingston
New York Exchange
Livingston
L. F. Livingston
W. E. Clark
Ellenwood
Committee On Appropriations
House of Representatives
Witon
D. C
Augusts Chronicle
William Schley Howard
New Georgia House Bills Introduced in Session Rush
A flurry of bills were introduced in the Georgia House covering changes to taxes on dogs and felonies, road and fire department funding, county and city charters, tax suspensions, school trustees, and court procedures. Proposals include repealing the dog tax, aiding hospitals and the University of Georgia, regulating automobile registration, and creating a firemen's relief fund.
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McMahon
Clarke
Carnegie
Trusesll
Wincon
Baldwin
Adams
Hall
Rogerg
Banngton
Grttrin
Stephene—Teo
McWhorter
Greene
Drawdy
Clinch
Upshaw
Douglas
Harrington
Liberty
Fla
McCutchnon
Heard
Lawrence
Chetham
Gorgia
University of Georgia
State Normal School
R Cnanze
Superior Court of
Liberty County
Alexander
Fulton
City Court of
Candler
Hall County
Georgia Experimental Station
Algo
Anderson
Chatham
Messrs. Baker
Lumpkin
Fatlener
Catoora
Ule
Clayton
Board of Commission
Clayton County
McElreath
Falton
Mr. McIntyre
Thomas
On Their Honeymoon Automobile Tour Through Georgia
Henry K Burns and Ruth Parker depart Macon on a honeymoon auto journey. From Ingleside more than thirty autos escort the couple into the coastal country and bid them farewell. They plan a seven day trip with no known destination, not even their driver.
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Macon
Henry K. Burns
Hide
Ruth Parker
Moon
Tax and charter measures outline state legislative actions
A long list of proposed acts and amendments is recorded, touching tax policy, dog taxation, county school elections, creation and alteration of county boards and city courts, charters for towns in Turner and Worth counties, salaries for state officials, and pardon publication requirements. The items name several sponsors from Spalding Walton Turner Coffee Marion Randolph and others, indicating a busy session with numerous local governance reforms.
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Boyd
Spalding
Edwards
Walton
Harakeroan
Tupanehe
Turner County
Faireloth
Johnson—Torobeni
McMichael
Marion
Rogers
Randolph
Cuthbert
Henderson
Turner
Bycamore
Persons
Monroe
Board of County Commissioners
Monroe County
Board of County Commissioners of
Spalding and
Butts Counties
Messrs Brown
Carroll
Lawrence
Chatham
Jones
Or Wether
John L. Hapklow
Worth
Meriwether
Messrs. Lord and Joiner
Washington
Tennilleachool
Wight
Grady
Calra
Messrs
Barkedale and Booker
Wilkes
Eatah
Eity
Court of Washington
Smith
Qimer
Buliay
Johnson
Price of Bartow
Hatfeld
Coffee
Coffee County
Weathering Words From A Harsh Forecast
A fragment echoes a weather reporter's refrain about no rain in sight and stubborn heat. The distorted lines hint at a stubborn climate outlook and a tense, homespun mood amid shifting forecasts.
Weather note and golf yarn from town page
Weather forecaster von Herrmann predicts a warm spell with Thursday\ns high of 34 degrees and a rise Friday, noting Phoenix Arizona led with 102\ndegrees. A light southwest rain shift and no Atlanta rain are mentioned. The\ncolumn ends with a humorous golf tale about Greek losing three balls and failing\nto find them, prompting a walnut bun for next game.
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von Herrmann
Atante
Phoenix
Artz
Atlanta
Courtesies Extended to American Visitors
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce secretary received a letter from George Atwood, secretary of the American Association of Commerce and Trade in Berlin. The association offers courtesies to traveling American businesspeople in Germany, inviting them to use the reading room and services provided, ensuring a warm welcome and assistance during visits.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
George & Atwood
American Association of Commerce and Trade
Berlin
American Association
Germany
Leaboard 11 45 p m New York Limited Sleepers
Electric lighted observation and Pullman drawing room sleepers to New York via Richmond and Washington. Leaves Leaboard at 11 45 p m, arrives New York at 2 45 p m. Dining car service a la carte. City Ticket Office.
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Newi York
Richmond
Washington
New ‘York
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W. F. Slater
University of C ‘of Georgia
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Aliingston
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