Bill to End Convention Juggling in State Primaries
A bill by Rep. Cecile Neill of Muscogee County amends Section 128 to award the party nomination to the county unit vote winner in state primaries for governor, state officers, and judiciary, replacing convention control and shifting primary dates to September midmonth. The measure details consolidation of county unit votes, nomination by state convention, and conditions for equal county units, with exceptions for certain offices and timelines.
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Muscogee County
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Neil
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Itm
Statehouse
Congress
United States
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General Assembly
State Executive Committee
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Kald
Glee Chals
Much
State Committee
Byts
Gromer
Ghereaf
Sala Executive Committee
Econerems
Plan for leasing of state railroad in Georgia House debate
The Georgia House opened with eighty seven bills as leaders debated reform of the Western and Atlantic railroad. Hutcheson proposed a ten member commission and ex officio railroad chief to oversee operations, with power to lease parcels and require a $509000 bond as security. The move aims to preserve state rights while allowing lease options under tight controls. Prohibition and education measures also surfaced among sweeping bills.
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House
John D. Hutcheson
Turner County
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Slaton
Harris
Hutcheson
Railroad Commission
Senate
Commission
Railroagd Commission
Georgia
Western and Atlantic Railroad Company
Comralxs
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Perale
Thomas
Moan
Apneala
Stovall
Moon
Goolaby
Dobbs
Federal Reserve Bank
Atkin
Alkin
Atate
Boykin
Bills Introduced Target Locker Clubs In Prohibition Push
Prohibition bills moved in the General Assembly targeting locker clubs with bans on liquor over 1/2 percent alcohol, with penalties including abatement as nuisances and possible charter forfeitures. Additional measures seek tighter liquor shipment controls into Georgia and mandatory jail terms for repeat violators. Speaker Burwell vows strict enforcement of floor access to curb lobbyist interference.
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Senate
Georgia
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Stovall
Ciuls
Superior
Wy. Ciizen
Much
Bijte
Eluba
Cartiera Transportiarg
Barfiela
Bibb
New Bills Introduced In Both Breaches of Legislature Yesterday
A flood of bills appeared in both houses with aims ranging from liquor shipment bans into Georgia to constitutional pensions for Confederate widows. Measures propose county creation, court term expansions, and tax, education, and public works reforms across numerous counties including Appling, Camden, Chatham, Coffee, and Muscogee, with debates on pensions, sewers, and state board structures.
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Camden County
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Carrol
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Savannah
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Edwards
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Neill
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Jenkins
Murray
Murray County
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Tattnall County
Hopkins
Thomas
Moore
Jeff Davis
Wilson
Ygomans
Terrell
Bullard
Campbell
Wilkes
State Experiment Station
Ant
State Farm College
Athens
Jenkins County
Walton
Walton County
City Court of
Moritor
Neil
Cooper
Ware
Parker
Arnold
Clay
Fort Gaines
Hutcheson
Turner
Br Sumter
Third District Agricultural School
eRelagegere
Garington and Beall
Richmond
Garlington
Bilis
Ante
City Court of Way
Eldere
Tattnall
Bt. Arnold
Clarke
Constitutional amendment seeks new Atkma county from Berrien and Coffee
The proposal advances a bill by Senator Ward to alter the state constitution creating a new Atkma County carved from Berrien and Coffee counties. The measure envisions quarterly terms for the superior courts as part of the restructuring.
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Bilin
Senate
Ward
The
Path
Rochale
Atkma
Berrien
Coffee
Hambrick to Preach at Edgewood Baptist Church
Rev. W. L. Harmbrick, assistant pastor of Tabernacle Baptist, will preach Sunday morning and evening at Edgewood Baptist Church. Michigan's 1913 funeral products were valued at 72,030,000.
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Hambrick
W. L. Harmbrick
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Edgewood Baptlst
Michigan
Pellagra Cure Endorsed by Satterwict Letter
A Jasper Alabama address promotes a Pellagra remedy from American Compoundings. The letter thanks J H Satterwict and claims the cure for pellagra, urging readers to obtain the free book and consult the remedy if symptoms like red hands and mouth occur.
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J. H. Satterwict
Baughn
Wet Baughn
Jasper
Ala
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