Caves to Fall in Both Houses at Ten O'Clock
New faces fill the Georgia legislature as sessions open in Macon. Northen and Belfeuillet preside. Speaker prospects center on John Slaton. Talks of reform, new counties, and a bond requirement for secret societies shape the early day agenda.
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Geonkia
Northen
Senate
Clere Belfeuillet
House
General Assembly
Kimball House
Huasy
John Bolfeuillet
We Loeby
Amfa
Charles Northen
Ife
Clem Dunbar
John Slaton
Ile
Ray
Trix
House of Representatives
McMichael
Atate
Lec- Michael Deatred
Smith
Upsech
Thoring
Sam
Watkins
Gilmer
le Berner
Jock Slaton
General Committee of 42 on Greater Atlanta Finishes Its Work
The General Committee of 42, charged with shaping Atlanta’s regional policy, has completed its investigations and released a final report. The panel examined transit, housing, and economic coordination across Fulton and surrounding counties, presenting recommendations to city officials.
Atlanta Considers Annexing All Adjacent Residential Areas
The Atlanta council committee report favors annexing all populated territory immediately contiguous to the city, with unanimous agreement that residential communities adjoining Atlanta should join the city. Debate centered on remote areas like Decatur East Point Kirkwood and Edgewood, but the group agreed to use the committee report as a basis for action. The measure likely will be brought to the general assembly and a special council committee will report back on Monday.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
DeKalb County
City of
George Hillyer
Decatur
Edgewood
Kirkwood
Enat
Point
Committee of Ten
Quiltian
General Assembly
East Point
Meador Named as Successor of Brewster at Grady
J J Meador elected superintendent at Grady hospital to succeed T F Brewster who resigned. Meador, a prominent Atlanta insurance man, won eight of nine votes. Dr A B Hargrove had one vote. Brewster served fourteen years and resigned citing age and workload. Board approves plan for railroad wards with city support and future takeover option.
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J. J. Meador
Atlanta
T. F. Brewster
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Meadad
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Charles H. Sidell
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Stons Mountain
Alabama
Atlant
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Broad Street
Meador & Griffin
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Aetna Insurance Company
Smeador
Tila
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B. Graves
United States Casuaity Company
New York
Frank Meador
West
T D. Meador
Lowy Natural Bank
D Meador
J. Frank
Robert Biander
Brewster
Grewater
Southern Railway
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Board of
Board of Trustees
Governor Yardaman Converts at Cates Revival
Akron Ohio June 2 Governor Yardaman joined twenty nine penitents at the Cates revival service that night going to the mourners bench and repeating the evangelist words surrender all to Jesus for salvation and service.
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Jesus
Ackron
Aman
Executive Committee May Meet This Week on Action
Atlanta voters show little support for making the superintendent of public schools elective by the people. The city executive committee is urged to reconsider and possibly call a meeting this week to discuss voting on offices, with concerns that such moves could politicize schools and harm families. Members across wards are listed as part of the committee.
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Atlanta
Boarrd of Education
Ward Politiem
Anow
M. M. Welch
C. A. Hannah
T. F. Corrigan
W. J. Brown
E. R. Hays
Dan Gavaghan
A. C. Wadley
P. G. Keeney
J. W. Kilpatrick
B. Lee Smith
R. C. Boache
Charles N. Allen
Strickland
W. M. Pharr
A. C. Gann
Archer
W. M. Crumley
A. W. Stephens
T. C. Veal
J. F. Leora
G. J. Dallas
Daniel
A. W. Fickett
Evans
Eighth Ward
Northen
Wright
J. F. West
F. Rice
Federation of Trades
Citeens
Four Senators Remain in Presidency Contest
Report from the Kimball house lobby indicates four senators remain in the race for Senate presidency. John W. Akin claims majority support and a first ballot election. Teasing statements from T. A. Felder J. J. Flynt and L. G. Hardman show cautious optimism amid no bitterness. Page two promises continued updates.
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Senate
John W.aln
T. A. Felder
J. J. Flynt
L. G. Hardman
Virginia Court Drama in Loving Murder Trial Recital
Elizabeth Loving testified in the William G. Loving murder trial describing how a drink and a drugged state led to an assault by Theodore Estes the day before the killing. The testimony, filled with emotion, recounts her seizure and memory loss before being found unconscious at a county official’s home.
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Houston
Elizabeth Loving
William G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Virginia Court of Justice
Evelyn Neabit
Sanford White
Dragaea
B. L. Kidd
Hadeen
Kidd
Estes
Eates
Weather Forecast for Georgia and South Central States
The Weather service in Washington forecasts scattered thunderstorms across Georgia and Central Louisiana Wednesday and Thursday with variable winds. No significant changes expected in temperatures across the region.
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Washington
Georgia
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