Senate and House Sweep for Teacher Pay Reform
Leaders in both chambers back tax reform to fund prompt teacher payments. Senate Finance chair B S Miller and House Ways and Means head L Roskin pledge action this session to end arrears, with options from higher tax rates to recasting the tax system. Public sentiment supports justice for teachers and swift financial measures to prevent state disgrace.
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Savings Ads Prompt Readers to Shop The Constitution
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Teachers Must Be Paid First In Georgia Election News
Georgia lawmakers convened for the governor elect John M Slaton s inauguration set for next Saturday as bids to fix state finances surfaced in the house. Contested elections from Bleckley and Wheeler counties prompted a nine member committee review while a special election plan for U S senator was introduced. Joint canvass later confirmed Slaton as governor along with other state officials and appointments.
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French Aviator Killed Testing New Monoplane
Chalons sur Marne France June 26 The French aviator Maurice L Foulquier died when testing a monoplane for the first time He fell from a height of 249 feet The accident is blamed on his inexperience with the different handling required by monoplanes
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Hypocrisy Attacked Over Caminetti Diggs Prosecution
Washington dispatch reports Representative Mann assailing Attorney General McReynolds over postponing white slave cases linked to Caminetti Diggs and Western Fuel. Hayden named special prosecutor. Sullivan awaits word. McKinley appointed district attorney for the Northern District of California to succeed McNab.
Conscience Smitten Man Fined 150 in Georgia
Waycross Georgia June 26 A L Christian who surrendered in Richmond a week ago saying conscience would not rest was sentenced to twelve months in city jail, suspended on payment of 150 for larceny after trust. Three white boys, oldest 14, got two years each in state reform school for larceny. parents failed to curb their wildness.
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Davis and Thompson Not Yet Nominated
Washington June 26 Special. Despite Senator Heke Smith’s assurance that he has withdrawn opposition to Joseph S. Davis of Albany for marshal of the southern district of Georgia, the nomination has not yet been sent to the senate. Howard Thompson for marshal of the northern district also has not been sent. Davis’ friends question the delay as the office has been vacant for months while the incumbent Republican serves. The Justice Department declined to reveal the charges against Davis, and Senator Bacon urged confidence in the nomination and likely confirmation, noting such charges are an old political ploy. The delays for Thompson and Davis are not expected to last much longer.
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Albany
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Senate approves Erdman act amendments on railway disputes
Washington June 26 Senate rushed amendments to the Erdman Mediation Act to avert a strike by about 90 000 railroad workers east of Chicago The changes expand the arbitration panel from three to six authorize a presidentially appointed independent mediator with a 7500 salary and keep the mediator separate from the labor department This action follows Democratic and Republican calls for faster settlement and potential House action may follow to align plans with railroads and employees warnings of a large scale strike
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Harris Confirmed Census Director for Georgia
Washington June 26 William J Harris confirmed as director of the census and state chairman of the Georgia Democratic executive committee. He will take office July 1 earning six thousand five hundred dollars annually. Republican delays aimed to keep E Dana Durand in office briefly rather than oppose Harris personally.
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Army to Loan 1400 Tents for Georgia Confederate Reunion
Washington June 26 The house passed a joint resolution authorizing the war department to loan 1400 tents to the Confederate reunion at Brunswick Georgia.
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Hemet drives out Japanese fruit pickers in simmering anti Japanese incident
Riverside Cal June 26 anti Japanese sentiment erupted in Hemet as residents ordered an apricot picking crew from Japan to leave at once. The baggage was loaded onto the train amid protests by local business leaders and mayors party officials denounce the action while court officials claim legality. Japanese officials in Southern California dispatch take note and vow to protect workers.
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Fisher appointed deputy clerk of Greene superior court
Greensboro Ga June 26 special W H Fisher of Greensboro named deputy clerk of Greene superior court by S A Will official action records show the appointment in Greene Court Clerk notices.
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Austin Is Named Chief Clerk Of Railway Mail Division
Washington June 26 Special W J M Austin of Atlanta was appointed chief clerk of the fourth division of the railway mail service to likely become superintendent. Edward P King urged for promotion with Mayor Woodward backing, while Austin’s past demotion by a Republican administration is cited. A rigid four year probe into the division’s conduct is expected to reveal reasons for prior chaos.
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September Morn entry into Uncle Sam's mails ruled
Washington June 26 Special Miss September Morn a 20 year old figure study may be mailed in the United States as a piece of art. William Lamar special assistant attorney general of the post office department says nothing obscene or obnoxious about the picture and it is a beautiful work of art. Postmasters in various sections had questioned whether reproductions of Paul Chaba's maiden figure should be admitted in the mails.
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William %. Lamar
Post Office Department
Paul‘ Chaba
Amazing Story of Wall Street Bribe Plot In Senate Probe
The June 26 Washington session of the senate lobby investigating committee heard a tale of an effort to sell a gold brick to Wall Street and foil investigations into the crash of the era. A. Mitchell Palmer described how influence would be wielded in Washington to shield clients, naming Lewis Ledyard as largely instrumental while omitting the principal agent’s name. Edward Lauderbach testified and denied seeking capital power, while others from New York provided details, including a lawyer who listened in the room.
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Lauterbach
Weather Forecast for Georgia Generally Fair
Local report notes generally fair weather for Friday and Saturday in Georgia. Temperature details are unclear with missing values for lowest highest and mean temperatures. Rainfall amounts in past 24 hours show 0.00 inches and deficits since the first of the month and since January are given as partial figures.
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