Prohibition and marriage publication bills take stage in house
The house debates a new Prohibition bill restricting alcohol content and requiring publication of all marriages. Other measures include election of the game and fish warden, a superintendent of printing, and local bills. Debates cover adjournment timing and committee reports amid ongoing legislative actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Same
Fish Commissioner
Fulbright
Burke
Mr. Parker
Liberty
Moye
Johnson
Conner
Spaulding
Game and Fish
All Platinum Bracelet Watches in stock with varied stones
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Deaser
South
Georgia Senate Proceedings and Local Charter Bills
The article lists members and committees, noting T B Carroll and others from various counties and railroads, plus proposed charter amendments for cities Rome Ullman Hambridge Clermont. It reports the Senate adjournment, a unanimous bill approving Southern Mutual Life Insurance, and plans for a monument unveiling at Marietta. Multiple bills were introduced on bar admissions and trial juries, with action on marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B Carroll
Catoass
Bion Willams
Meriwether
W. É
George G. Glenn
Whitfield
H. A. Peacock
Dougherty
John W. Clarke
McIntosh
C. M. Dethvin
Dodge
J. C Bryan
Corporation Committee
Ullman
Rome
Hambridge
Clermont
Senate
State Senate
Southern Mutual Tite Nsurance Company
Anderson
House
Marietta
Wilagis
Ken
Georgia
Tarver
DuBose
Athens
Harrell
Bound Over for Robbery Attempt at Dr Powell Home
Annie Barlow a 20 year old servant was bound over by Recorder Broyles on a charge of attempting to rob the home of Dr Joan M Powell at 40 Peachtree street after luring Mrs Powell away by a fake telephone call. Bond set at 500 dollars. she denied the charges. Mrs Powell testified the suspect claimed her husband telephon ed from his office to come quickly and warned her to return as he had not shown up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Barlow
Joan M. Powell
Peaehtree Street
Fowler Fills Pulpit at Central Baptist
Rev. Lewis Fowler former Missouri pastor now Cox College president will supply the pulpit at Central Baptist for both morning and evening services due to Dr Ridley’s revival in New Decatur. Music director W E Rodgers returns after two weeks away and promises a strong program.
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Lewis Fowler
Missouri
Cox College
Central Baptist Church
Ridley
New Decatur
Ann
W. E. Rodgers
Shumate Fined After Peachtree Decatur Fight
Recorder Broyles reports R S Shumate fined 5 75 for engaging in a fist fight with J L Head on Thursday at 6 30 p m near Peachtree and Decatur streets. Witnesses say Shumate struck Head near the ear and grabbed Head's hat in a brief scuffle arising from family matters.
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Broyles
Shumate
J. L. Head
Peachtree
Decatur Streets
Head
Shus Mate
Dr Frank Edmondson Wins the Hill Climb
Dr Frank Edmondson of Frank Edmondson & Bro druggists won the Atlanta Automobile association Stewart avenue hill climb on May 9 in seven eighths of a mile. Palmer Edgar drove the Marmon car to victory after a protest over car type. the win was upheld as a free-for-all event. The trophy is on display at Edmondson drug store, 11 North Broad Street.
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Frank Edmondson
Frank Edmondson & Bro
Palmer Edgar
Atlanta Automobile Associaion
Stewart Avenue
Edmondson
Edmondson Dug
North Broad Street
Swagger Club Back from Encampment at Marist College
The Swagger Club of Marist College returns from its first annual encampment at Austell, Georgia. Cadets report two enjoyable weeks with canoeing, fishing, and rifle practice led by Captain Eugene Oberdorfer Jr. and a staff including Sergeant Jules O’Jerrigan, Turner, Simpson, Brown, and McClain.
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Marist College
Austell
Water Creek
Eugene Oberdorfer
Jule O' Jerrigan
James ‘Turner
W G. Simpson
Louis Brown
Dwight McClain
Alimony Suit Filed by Savannah Wife
Savannah wife Mrs. Wierence Stewart filed an alimony suit in the superior court alleging cruelty by her husband a telegraph operator at Pooler after they were married. She says he has saved $1,100 and forced her to quit him shortly after marriage.
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Savannah
Wierence Stewart
Anl
Cour
Pooler
Brunswick Negro Released After Murder Charge
Brunswick Ga June 26 Special Julian Scott a negro held in Glynn county jail for four months on murder charges in the white man J T McIntyre case was released as the grand jury returned a no bill. McIntyre employed at Yaryan Naval Stores company was killed when he asked two negros to move from the sidewalk near the heart of the city after 1 am firing a revolver.
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Smith
Fulton
Printing Commission
Shapard
Sumpter
Fulbright
Burke
Cheney
Cabb
House
Senate
Cheatham Hill
Marietta
Diltos
Illinois
Hammack
Randall
McWhorter
Green
Berney
Morgan
John G. Clarke
McIntosh County
Chatham Superior Court
Augusta
Waverly
Hall
Harris County
Brunswick
Julian Scott
Glynn County
J.T. Mcintyre
Mcintyre
Yaryan Naval Stores Company
Felder A Miser Charges Cooper In Georgia Senate Race
Columbus Ga June 26 Especial Thomas Felder of Macon and Thomas W Hardwick of Sandersville faced hot shots from Hon John R Gooper of Macon in a speech for US senate. Cooper attacked Felder claiming miserliness and questioned his integrity citing Speer affair and alleged political plots involving Spaceer and appointment rumors.
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Columbus
Thomas
Felder
Macon
Thomas W. Hardwick
Sandersville
John R. Gooper
United States Senate
Bacon
Cooper
Thomas S. Felder
Atlanta
Georgia
Thomas B. Felder
United States
Thomas Sniper
Mary Speer
Congressional Committee
Judge Speer
Speer
Spacers
A. L Miller
Glynn grand jury holds unique trial in Brunswick
In Brunswick Georgia the Glynn county grand jury, conducting a first of its kind inquiry, heard charges against Justices of the Peace V Lambright and J R Roberson. Both men are represented by counsel and the proceedings mimic a superior court trial with cross examination. The jury adjourned to resume Monday and true bills could bring malfeasance charges. Both justices have long Brunswick careers and await the grand jury's final report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Glynn County
Justices of the Peace
T. Lambright
J. R. Roberson
Lambright
Grand Jury
Visitor from North Carolina Found Dead in Brunswick
George L Gellespie of North Carolina, visiting his kinsman R H Parker at Parkwood, was found dead in his bed early yesterday in Brunswick Georgia. He had been in good spirits Tuesday night, did not wake for breakfast, and his remains were sent to North Savonia for interment.
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BrunsWick
George L Gellespie
North Carolina
R. H. Parker
Parkwood
North Savonia
Athens Bank Reopens After Reorganization in Athens Georgia
The Citizens' Bank and Trust company, closed weeks ago and placed under state examiner, reorganized with $500,000 capital. New officers include Andrew C. Erwin as president and D Flanigen as first vice president. Directors list Erwin Flanigen Gordon Fortson Hardeman Griffeth Lyndon. Examiner J C Anderson says the bank is solvent and will operate under state banking laws. It opens Saturday and will be renamed Commercial Bank of Athens once notices are published.
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Athens
Citizens’ Bank and Trust Company
State Bank Examiner
Andrew C. Erwin
D. Flanigen
Hugh J. Gordon, Jr
Harvey Stovall
W. Johns
G G.huigheng
Blanton
Knights of Pythian Leader to Install Lodge Officers
George Schaufele grand master at arms will travel to Girard with several Knights of Pythian to install officers for the lodge there in the coming days.
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Augusts
George
Schaufele
The
Knights of Pythian
Girard
Medical Association Opposes Child Labor at Atlantic City
The American Medical Association delegates in Atlantic City adopt resolutions opposing child labor and deploring working conditions. Reports on pellagra and leprosy show rising cases and the need for federal action. Lectures cite diet, sanitation, and radium observations. researchers discuss cancer links and preventive measures.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Unit $F Humanity
American Medical Association
Mecncal
House of Delegates
Henry B Favill
Chicago
Council On Health, and Public Instruction
Reference Committee
Congress
Thompson, McFadden Commission
J. F. Siler
Duncan Bullley
New York
Howard A. Kally
Johns Hopkins University
Alexander Duance
Harvard Medical School
Judge Bateman Awards $5,000 in Verdict
Former Nebraska justice J N Bateman wins $5,000 damages in a cross claim against Kilgore Nebras ka man Frank Rothleuter. The case stemmed from accusations of a $9,000 swindle tied to a counterfeit horse racing scheme, with Bateman also seeking damages of $25,000 in his cross-bill.
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J. N. Bateman
Miami
Fla
Bateman
Rothleuter
Atlanta
Lee Plans Change to Police Commission Enlarge to Ten Members
Councilman Jease B. Lee proposes a charter amendment to reform the police commission. The measure would place members on the council, appoint by the mayor, and name a mayoral chairman. Lee aims to abolish the current board and expand the police panel to ten, one per ward, with powers now held by the commission. The city attorney is drafting the amendment.
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Jease B. Lee
Fifth Ward
Lee
Police Commission
Rev A C Hendley to Address Railroad YMCA Meeting
Rev A C Hendley pastor Capitol View Baptist will speak at the Railroad YMCA closing after noon meeting at 31 West Alabama Street Sunday at 2 40 p m His topic An Excursion to Hell He has long life experience and will discuss temptations once a Western Union telegraph operator invites railroad men to attend and music will be a feature
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Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
West
Alabama Street
A. C. Hendley
Capitol View Baptist Church
Hell
Court Orders $40,000 Paid to Receiver Lamb
A federal court ruled that $40,000 in court registry funds, from the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic property sales, be paid to E. T. Lamb as receiver to cover July 1 interest obligations on the first mortgage bonds. The full mortgage interest is about $100,000. Mary Build of Boston is to be paid $5,000 in full for five receiver certificates plus accrued interest from January 1 amounting to $13,233.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic
E. T. Lamb
Mary 5
Boston
Mass
Sermon on Evolution at First Universalist Church
The First Universalist Church announces a sermon on Evolution titled Personal Responsibility. Rev Fred Line will preach Sunday morning. There are two Sundays left before summer vacation and the service is expected to draw parishioners seeking guidance.
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First Universalist
Fred
Claflin Company solvency hopes rise after reorganization talks
New York dispatch reports that H B Claflin plans for reorganization, with liabilities around 36 million, moved slowly but confidence grew in solvency. Merchants creditors and note holders showed progress, Bliss offered support, and several Claflin stores faced receiverships. Additional notes and bankruptcies followed in Nashville and Terre Haute as receiverships expanded. A Sunday dollar round trip via A B A offered from Atlanta.
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New York
H. B. Claffan
A. ©. Drew
James S Alexander
H. B. Clarin Company
Fitzgerald Plans Sham Battle on Fourth
Fitzgerald Ga June 26 Special Fitzgerald readies a big Fourth of July celebration with continuous entertainment at Blue and Gray park. The program includes speaking an old fashioned barbecue, a sham battle between the Quitman Rifles and a second company, a ball game and motorcycle races. Captain William Halle says the Quitman Rifles have accepted the invitation to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
William Halle
Company
Qutman Rifles
New Trial Denied in Denmark Suit in Georgia
Savannah Ga June 26 Special The trustees of the University of Georgia lost a bid for a new trial in the suit brought by Mrs Anna I Denmark widow of Brantley A Denmark to void her late husband s will which largely left the estate to the university Judge Charlton in the superior court denied the motion and directed a verdict invalidating the provision benefiting the university An appeal to the supreme court is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
University of Georgia
Anna I. S Denmark
Brantley A. Denmark
Charlton
Supreme Court
Wrightsville Beach Round Trip Fare Notice
Seaboard advertises a six dollar round trip from Ivy 194 to Wrightsville Beach on June 30 with urging to make reservations now.
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Wrightsville Beach
Seaboard
Ivy
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