Flood of Bills Deluges Georgia House
The Georgia House faced a flood of bills and resolutions, many local, as sessions extended over forty five days. Key measures include a Spencer Atkinson rail ban proposal, compulsory education, school funding, and state military reorganization, with several resolutions urging President Wilson on British interference. Senate adjourned to resume next morning. Dr. Soule invited to address joint session on agricultural work.
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Spencer R. Atkinson
Fulton County
Atlantic
Georgia
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Batt
Imap
Plan
Hhis
Fe Eral Assembly
Carroll
Catoosa
Beck
Murray
Avery
Connor
Spalding
Ucka
Green
Anderson
Wilkes
Commismone
Carter
Bacon
Davia
Davidson
Putnam
Britain
Olive
Richmond
Andrews
Futton
Wilson
United States
Oliver
House
Dickson
Clarke
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Chattanooga
I. Dennard
Webster
We County
Senate
A.M. Soule
Dent
State Agricultural
Smit Hardwick
A. M
State Agricultur Tema
Soule
Great Britain
Georgia Bankers to Suggest New Legislation
Macon Ga June 95 The legislative committee of the Georgia Bankers association convened today to discuss measures to be introduced in the present session The committee declined to disclose details of the bills stating they would be revealed only when the legislature is in session The members of the committee are Courtney Thorpe Sayib SB Brown Albany and S Witham Atlanta
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Macon
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Gourtney Thorpe
Sayib
SB Brown
Albany
S¢ Witham
Atlanta
Charges a Framp On the Port Gates Indicted Official Speaks
James H. Lumber an internal revenue agent at Fort Smith has been indicted by a federal grand jury for conspiracy to defraud the government. He calls the case a frame-up, says deputy commissioner Gates has long pursued him, and notes past disputes with Gates. Lumber will stand trial at Fort Smith. bond set at 5000.
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James H. Lumber
Grand Dure
Fort Smith?k
Vida
Gates
Internal Revenue
Surber
Tvice
Lurber
United States
Carter
JF Smith
Diet Attorney's
Farmers Hear Fedal and State Farm Experts in Coffee County
June 28 field meeting in Coffee County brought Star College of Agriculture and U S Department of Agriculture specialists to discuss plants soil fertilizers and stock. Demonstration inoculated hogs to prevent cholera and practical farming solutions were shared. Willacoochee district residents hosted a basket meal and local musicians provided music for the occasion.
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Coffee Couy
Fedal
Winacoochest
Ty Willacoochee
Willacoochee
Weather in Atlanta Forecast Fickle on Monday
Weather in Atlanta wavers with April days showing variable temperatures. Early hours brought a 61 degree reading and an afternoon high near 82 with sun and potential showers or storms on the horizon. Forecasters predicted a cooler evening and continued warm spell into the period ahead.
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Montay
City Graduate's Success in West
Ardmore Oklahoma and Athens are noted for a remarkable 20 year old graduate who, after leaving school at 20, built wealth in land investments and trading. He owns vast land holdings approaching a million dollars and plans to enter Lucy Cobb Institute in autumn.
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Ull
Ardmore
Olsla
Athens
Jas
Ther
Ble
Law Ecook
Lucy Cobb Institute
County Farmer in Critical Condition After Knife Attack
Gadune Special reports a county farmer was seriously wounded by a neighbor in a home dispute. Henry Lemming allegedly stabbed the victim during a quarrel that erupted while both men were in the vicinity of their homes near Home. The injured man remains in serious condition.
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Gadune
Henry Lemming
Itta
Services at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Begin
Ga June 28 Special A real service is now in progress at the Fifth Avenue Baptist church conducted by Reverend James B Turner the new star of the church The singing is led by Vowel Tee director of music from the Second Baptist church in Ana
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Ome
Progreda
Fth Avenue Baptist Church
James B Turner
Vowel Tee
Ysic
Ana
Insurance Probe Heard In House Investigation Called
A resolution filed by Bir. Dart of Glyon asks a joint House Senate committee to thoroughly investigate life insurance companies in the state. The panel would require books and witnesses, with a report due if possible and authority to continue into the next session.
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Bir. Dart
Glyon
House
Genate
Senate
da’ Casa
Genera Assembly
Wheelas
Bovn
Cosmopolitan Litte Insurance Company
Atlanta
American Lite and Annuity Company
Atanta
Tome Insurance Company
Tlame
National Assurance Company
At- Inna
Iso
Great Southern Accident and Fidelity Company
Atinpta
Almut
Equitable Casualty Company
At- Tanta
Empire Tife Insurance Company
Cherokee Life Insurance Company
Georgia Life Company
Toa
Ani Whersan
Georgia
Ife
Ingurabes
Tia
Large Registration For Summer Session Georgia Normal School
Large turnout marks the first day of the thirteenth Georgia state summer school at the University of Georgia in Athens. Two thirds of the counties are represented with enrollment higher than any opening day by seventy five students. Ninety percent are teachers from rural and city school systems. All campus rooms are filled, dormitories and chapter houses are occupied, and 300 places are taken at the State Normal school. Opening exercises in the chapel featured remarks by Chancellor Barrow Superintendent Stewart and State Superintendent M. L. Brittain.
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Athens
Siile
Georgia State Summer School
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Georgia
Barrow
O. O. F. officers elected at Rome encampment
The Rome Georgia Encampment No. 73 of the Odd Fellows elected officers for the ensuing term including Hi A Greer as president, Charles Brown as high priest, H Anderson as senior warden, N W Drennon as junior warden, and C B Jackson as treasurer, with others listed in the vote.
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Rome
Hi. A. Greer
Charles Brown
H. Anderson
N. W. Drennon
C. B. Jackson
Swift's blood purifier claims cure for skin blood diseases
An advertisement extols 8. 8. 8 a blood purifier that enters bloodstream quickly and bathes blood to treat eczema boils and other eruptions. It denies harm to the system and urges purchasing bottles from Swift Specific Co Atlanta with directions for mail order.
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U. S
Bwift
Swift
Atlanta
Wally
Capitol Gossip on Governor Herries First Day
Governor Nat Herries begins his administration in Georgia with a full first day of duties and oaths. He received congratulatory visits from delegations and officials, and several key offices were sworn in including Phil Cook James Du Price M L Brittain and W J Speer.
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Nat Herries
Georgian
Harris
Net Harris
Statehouse
Phil Cook
James du Price
Sehools
M. L. Brittain
W. J. Speer
Clifford Walker
Willance
Commerce
Bor
Hal M. Stanley
J. W. Bindsey
Paul Trammell
Wright
Hig
J. D. Price
Will Ask For Probe On Convict's Death
Representative Connor of Spalding will seek a probe into the death of Lewis Bell a Black man who died after alleged abuse while in Griffin convict camp Bell who served a twelve month sentence for larceny died after a night of illness and a county physician reported sunstroke relatives allege multiple bruises and contusions from possible whipping The prison commission meets next Monday to consider the inquiry.
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Connor
Spalding
Lewis Bell
Griffin
Bell
Griffa Mercantile Company
Hell's
Chain Gang
Undertakers Establishment
2 Year Old Boy Hurt As Auto Dives Into Ditch
Charles Payne, seven, son of Mr and Mrs C W Payne of 29 East Hunter street, was pinned under a car that overturned into a ditch while it was cranked by Mrs Payne leaving a friend's home on McLendon street. He was carried to Grady hospital with non serious injuries. Mrs Payne escaped by leaping from the speeding vehicle.
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Charles Payne
C. W. Payne
East Hunter Street
Payne
McLendon Street
Charles
Grady Hospital
Chamber of Commerce Dinner Set for July 15
Governor Harris and legislative leaders will be guests of honor at a dinner of the Allante Chamber of Commerce at the East Lake club on the evening of July 15. The event is organized by the chamber’s entertainment committee chaired by Fred J. Paxon.
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Harris
Senate
House
Allante Chamber of Commerce
East Lake Club
Fred 3. Paxon
Finds a Cure For Pellagra Claims Saint Harvey Letter
A Mississippi reader from Harvey La reports their child recovered from pellagra after using Baughn’s remedy. The letter claims dramatic improvement and urges others to obtain the “Fresh book on Pellagra” from American Compounding Co. Jasper Alabama, promising refunds if it fails.
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Harvey
Sprusel
Mindie
Abrams
Baughn
American Compounding Co
Jasper
Ala
Explosion Fire Kills Pressing Shop Worker
Monday a welter of flames and an explosion at Jobe Weems' pressing shop burned Jim Butler to death. A gasoline bottle exploded after an iron ignited cloth. Three others, Aaron Garner and A G Talley among them, were badly burned and taken to Grady hospital. fire crews saved neighboring property.
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Jim Butler
Jobe
Weems
Pryor Strait
Grady Hospital
Aaron Garner
A. G. Talley
Bufler
Los
Normal course for teachers offered in Atlanta schools
The Board of Education provides a six week summer normal course for Atlanta public school teachers. Held at Lee Street vacation school under Miss Mary We Postel, it covers study methods and education principles with focus on the new course of study and round-table discussions. Tickets for admission are available at the Chamber of Commerce office, Room 4083, 3 to 5 p.m. daily during the week. The class begins at 9 a.m. Tuesday, July 5.
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Board of Education
Atlanta
Lee Street
Mary We Postel
Atvanta
Tckets
Directors of
Chamber of Commerce
Suty S
Local Court Schedule Announces June Term and Juror Summons
A notice from the Broms superior court states Jane Sh lDointed Judge of the Broms sirens for a session on July 12, to handle handing ering cas clearing the fall of prisoners. Grand jury and jurors are summoned for the June term wf weed. Officials say urgent court business can be concluded in a few days.
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Papgentne
Jane Sh
Broms
Dodson's Liver Tone Beats Calomel Says Ad
An old advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy for liver issues. It contrasts calomel's salivation and bone impact with tone's pleasant taste, claiming quick relief from biliousness constipation and headaches without sick effects. It urges readers to switch to the product for awakening mornings and better health.
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Padson
Real Hair Grower Promises Cure for Hair Loss
Readers are urged to try Crystalis a claimed hair remedy touted as a European wonder and medal winner. The ad claims rapid results for thinning and scalp problems, promising a money back guarantee and a $1,900 deposit as a contract fund, with a mail order coupon to Cronin Laboratories in Bingharaton.
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Dng
Bair Trokble
Chystolis
Crystalia
Cronin Laboratories
Bingharaton
Cresta Laboratories Coupon Request Notice
Coupon from Cresta Laboratories at 2620 St Binghamton New York seeks reader to mail a letter with name and address to receive a product claiming dandruff and itching relief and natural color revival. The ad asks to prove the claim and encloses the coupon with the letter.
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Cresta Laboratories
St. Binghamton
N.Y
Atlanta Constitution
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