Vote Tally of Parties Across Several States and Senators
A fragmented list shows Republicans voting against a bill with numerous names from New York Pennsylvania Minnesota and other states and Democrats similarly opposing including Carew Cochran Cullen Deal Favrot Gallivan Griffin Hardy Texas Hawes Humphreys Kunz Kindred Lazare Lea Cal Linthicum Logan Martin Meade O'Brien O'Connor Pou Rlor aan Rouse Babath Sullivan Teague Teneycel with a total against count of 93 and a note of Socialist London 1.
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Angorge
Bachbarach
Beck
Brennan
Britton
Burdick
Burke
Chandler
New York
Classon
Connolly
Pennsylvania
Curry
Davis
Minnesota
Dyer
Fairchild
Fenn
Freeman
Gernerd
Glynn
Hill
Hogan
Hubried
Hull
Jefferis
Kahn
Keller
Kennedy
Kissel
Kieczka
Kline
Lampert
Lee
Lehrbach
Longworth
McLaughlin
McGregor
Madden
Magee
Maloney
Merritt
Mills
Motin
Mudd
Newton
Missouri
Nolan
Ogden
Olph
Parker
New Jersey
Porter
Radcliffe
Ransiey
Reber
Rodenberg
Rogers
Ryan
Snyder
Stafford
Stephens
Taylor
Tinkham
Ware
Volet
Volk
Ward
Watson
Campbell
Carew
Cochran
Cullen
Deal
Favrot
Gallivan
Griffin
Hardy
Texas
Hawes
Humphreys
Kunz
Kindred
Lazare
Lea
Cal
Linthicum
Logan
Martin
Meade
O'Brien
O'Connor
Pou
Rloraan
Rouse
Babath
Sullivan
Teague
Teneycel
Socialist
London
Italian Cabinet Resigns After Vote of Confidence
Rome June 27 The cabinet of Premier Giolitti resigned this morning after the chamber of deputies passed a motion of confidence 234 to 200 on the throne speech debate. Foreign Minister Count Stroza drew sharp attacks over Fiume and the Rapallo treaty while Giolitti defended the government. The foreign policy section failed 234 to 200, and the rest of the resolution was rejected by a large majority.
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Rome
Giolitti
Chamber of Deputies
Count Stroza
Fiume
Rapallo
Senate backs broad state government investigation amid admin tilt
In a strong showing for the new administration, the senate adopted Senator Frank Manson's resolution for a comprehensive inquiry of all state departments by a 24 to 3 vote. The measure, tied to Governor Hardwick and paired with a proposal to create a state auditor's office, shaped the Monday session as Speaker Cecil Neill preparedhouse committees.
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Senate
Frank Manson
Manson
Office of State Auditor
Clay
Cecil Nelil
House of Representatives
B. F. Walker
Hardwick
Walker
Nix
Jackson
Twenty-First
Highway Department
State Highway Department
Department &T
Capitol
Nix Jackson
Mills
State Auditor
Johns
Bills Introduced In House Monday List Of Measures
A Monday session saw many bills introduced including Fowler’s plan to prohibit trusts. Tatum seeks to shorten county officer terms to two years. Hines proposes bonds for public utilities and water powers. Hunter would apply fraudulent election laws to primaries. Chatham delegates seek to classify a wife’s earnings as her property. Valentino calls for nine hour days for women. Lowndes groups target explosives sales and leaf tobacco statistics. Jeff Davis aims to remove horses from cattle tick law. Absent citizens voting method proposed by several sponsors. Camden would create a state canal and waterways commission. Beck pushes free school books. Bibb and Bibb Malone back female suffrage aligned with federal amendment.
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Fowler
Bible
Tatum
Dade
Hines
Sumter
Hunter
Chatham
Georgia
Valentino
Lowndes
Webb
Stone
Jeff Davis
Mesara
Guess
McClelland
DeKalb
Perryman
Talpot
Boswell
Greene
Vocelle
Camden
State Canal and Waterways Commission
Beck
Carroll
Messrs. Fowler and Malone
Bibb
Georgia House Debates Budget Reform and Governor Hardwick
Governor Hardwick urges creation of a joint standing committee on finance to oversee all appropriations and revenues, arguing a unified budget process is essential to balance income and outgo. Lawmakers consider consolidating finance powers, resisting outside agencies, as debates reflect friction over committee reorganization and fiscal control.
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Hardwick
Unul
Tipret
Senate
House
Thia Cnurke
Georgia
General Assembly
General Assembly of Georgia
Houser
Previews General Assembly
Bills Introduced in Senate Monday by Georgia Senators
A Senate Monday report lists bills from Senators Snow Johns Foy Manson Nix and Hollingsworth. Topics include real estate sale interests encumbrances and advertisements. foreclosure provisions. extending Savannah’s city limits. counting court powers. creating a state auditor. burglary penalties. abolishing the state highway department attorney’s office. and reappointing representatives under a 1920 constitutional amendment.
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Senator Snow
Senator Johns
Fark
Foy
Ist
Savannah
Manson
Sta
Nix
Georgia
Johns
State Highway Department
Attorney General of
Hollingsworth
General Assembly
Electorate of
Hardwick to Appear Before Assembly Debate Continues
The report outlines two House committee proposals affecting timetables and appointments. One plan prevents reconsideration motions after the main question on a bill is ordered until after the result is announced. The second proposal restricts delaying maneuvers around appointments and aims to expedite house business.
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Lankford
Toombs
Divided powers blamed for budget strain in 1921
The speaker cites repeated borrowing by governors since 1910 to cover deficits as proof that dividing appropriations and tax measures between two committees failed. He argues a return to a unified system or reform is needed, urging the general assembly to adopt a recommended approach as a prudent fiscal reform.
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Ee SS
General Assembly
Dawes Plans Mass Meeting to Cut Government Expenses
Dawes calls a historic conference of all bureau administrators for Wednesday at 2 PM in the Interior Department auditorium. President Harding and Vice President will preside, with the event open to the public for a full view of the economy machinery in action.
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Dawes Styles
Interior Department
Harding
What Holds Men Back Iron deficiency weakens body and nerve power
A New York physician warns over half of Americans may perish before middle age due to devitalizing iron deficiency. He promotes organic Nuxated Iron as the antidote, claiming it quickly builds red blood, revives worn nerves, and offers a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory. Jacobs' Pharmacy Co. sells it locally.
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New York
America
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Ady
Dawes to Draft New Budget as Economy Push Grows
President Harding orders a complete revision of the fiscal year 1922 budget to fit an economy drive. Dawes will prepare a tentative plan within thirty days, aiming to keep the new total below existing expenditure limits and signaling deep payroll cuts amid political anxiety.
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Dawes
Ple
Harding
White House
Congressional Joint Committee
Budget act to abolish Controller and six auditors
President Harding kicks off the new budget program aimed at economy and consolidation. The Controller of the Currency Crissin ger and six department auditors will be automatically abolished under the act, effective July 1, as part of the drive for efficiency.
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Crissinger
Harding
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Representative Kahn
California
Congress
Tet
Dep't 440
Atlanta
S. 5
S.S.S
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Cor
Whitehall
Alabama
Heinz
State Highway Commission
Worl
MoeClatcher
Hedy
Charles S Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Union
Union City
Mitle
State Farmers’ Union
Charles S Garrett
Savie Ts Sinda
Culpepper
Fayette
Bard
Combines Committee
Oglethorpe
Finance Committee
Jonea
Coweta
McDonald
Richmond
Arnold
McMichael
Marion
Highway Commission
Committee On Highways
Agricultural Committee
Department of Agriculture
Municipal League of Georgia
Representative Hines
Committee On
Assembly
Fort
F. J Cooledge & Sons
North Forsyth Street
Ivy
Perfect Packing Co
J .R. McCarl
McCook
Neprasks
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
United States
McCarl
Docigarevesd
Billings & Spencer
Spencer CO
Hartford, Conn
J. M. Tull Rubber & Supply Co
North Pryor Street
Tull
Franklin
Franklin Motor Car Company
Peachtree St
R. E. Tyus Griffin
Ee Motor Car Co
Bus
Gaeston Motor Co
Athens
G. H. Hays
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