Georgia seeks to cut salaries of officers blocked by constitution
In a move to empower borrowing and curb state expenses, lawmakers debate Governor Hardwick's plan to cut salaries for officers just as constitutional limits bar changes. Judge Hamilton threads in a proposal to inform the legislature on financial needs, while McLendon cites sections restricting salary alterations for the governor and judiciary. Page 5 continues.
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Floyd
House i Representatives
Treasury
Thomas W. Hardwick
State House
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Guyt. McLendon
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McLendon
Secrutiny
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Supreme Court
Superior Court
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Neral
Hamilton
Riguyét
Mieasago Amet
Georgia
Enid
Puodins Plan Indoraed
Secretary of State
C.L. Pettigrew
Dawes Orders Open Government for Economy Drive
Charles G. Dawes, new director of the budget, announces three rules to secure cooperation from government employees as he cuts costs. He calls for protection to inform, voluntary disclosure of vital data, and penalties for withholding necessary information. The move aims to break longstanding bureaucratic resistance and widen efficiency across departments.
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Allence
Harding
Hoeibbaat
Dawes
Washington
Executivea
Ite
Feze3
Local notices and political musings from a Georgia paper
A fragmented 19th century column discusses a justice of the peace candidate, rail road right of way unrest near Cuthbert, telegraphic dispatch dominance, and public school system rollout in Atlanta. It notes figures like General P. M. B. Young and Col. J. A. Stewart, plus local editors and railroad officials.
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Cuthbert
Timiball
Governor Hardwick Denies Chambers Plea on Impeachment
A Georgia governor rejects Aldine Chambers plea to impeach John A Borin Fulton count solicitor general. Hardwick says legislature lacks authority to act and advises chambers to pursue proper channel. Chambers vows to press again with new arguments before the House speakers.
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Dorsey
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Chambers
Hardwick
Mig
Alchie Chambers
Peters Building
Atlanta
Marriage Bells And Rice Showers Mark June 1921
Atlanta records show 456 couples took oaths for life bonds in Fulton County in June 1921. The month set a record for marriages with many duos, including a noted pair Mrs Jamie Heart Pratt Matthews Davidson celebrated as a new milestone in rapid unions. Judges scheduled hearings for related cases next Tuesday.
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Fulzy Woodruff
Fulton
Atlanta
Jatimie - Peart
Battleship Iowa Used as Target in Air Tests off Virginia
Washington reports only two hits scored on the radio controlled battleship Iowa during an air bombing test off Virginia cape. A navy department note states hits were made with dummy cement bombs on the forecastle deck as Army and Navy air scouts confirmed contact with the Iowa. News mentions veterans of the Spanish-American War and a notorious quote attributed to Bob Evans.
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Virginia
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DY Clark Howell
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Bob’' Evans
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Hell
G O O P Tariff Bill Laid Before House To Yield 700 Million
In May 1926 the Sixth District Federal Reserve review notes no major change in business conditions, with gradual improvement in public sentiment, wage readjustments, uneven resumption of cotton and manufacturing, and increased building permits driven by lower material prices. wholesale price declines persist and money requirements for crop seasons are cheaper than last year.
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Mississippi
Louisiana
Joseph “A. McCord
Federal Reserve
Ward Albertson
Federal Reserve District
Amsler
United
Federet
Material Cuts Made In Wool Schedules
Washington January 29. The administration's bill was introduced in the house of representatives and made public. It shows rates higher than Payne Aldrich in some cases and moves many articles from the free list including print paper pulp leather and harness. The wool schedule differs from the Payne schedules and from the Underwood tariff law.
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A. Lareze
Annexation Area Reduced Amid Citizen Protests
Protesters oppose a reduced annexation area as officials contend with pushback from residents near the Pichiree Hes region. The dispute centers on boundaries and the impact on local land.
Call for Early Vote On Borah Disarmament Amendment
Washington June 29 The House voted 320 to 4 to approve the Borah disarmament amendment to the naval appropriations bill. Several representatives opposed or abstained while cheering and calls of vote filled the chamber. Speaker Mondell read President Harding’s letter urging congressional endorsement of disarmament. The Porter substitute was not offered and the debate centered on limits for naval reductions and scope of the conference topics.
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Ulster Premier rejects invitation for Dublin talks
Sir James Craig, Ulster premier, turned down Eamon De Valera’s bid to meet in Dublin. The proposal by Bremer Wood-George for a London conference on the Irish question is seen as impractical in the current climate. De Valera’s letter, quoted by The Irish Bulletin, argues negotiations with Britain should occur on Irish soil.
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Associated’ Press
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Irish Republican
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Autoist Humphries sentenced for assault on Peacemaker
John Humphries, charged with assault with intent to murder D Lyle Jr. of College Park, was sentenced in Fulton Superior Court to six months on the chain gang and a $250 fine. The case arose after a May collision on Mercer Avenue between Humphries’ car and D F Pace’s Metropolitan Life Insurance vehicle, followed by a quarrel and a scuffle as Lyle and his father attempted to separate the men.
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D. Lyle, Jr
College Park
Fulton, Superior Court
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Americus
Atttorney
A. Allen
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Stubbines
Young
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Lyle
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Aligon
Misa Wille
Ponder
Gmail
Pace
D. .C. Lyle
Walt
Futon Grand“ Jury
Tomopile
Local Weather Notes On Thundershowers And Temps
Weather fragment notes local thundershowers forecast for Thursday and Friday with temperature changes and readings. Mentions highest, lowest, and mean temperatures, normal values, and rainfall figures with past and deficiency data, though details are garbled.
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