Runaway Senators Tie Up Finances in Tennessee
In Mackville on March 1, thirteen state senators who left the capital remain away as a recess extends. The impasse halts passage of a general appropriation bill, threatening unpaid government expenses after March 18 and pressuring a policy on the state election board amid their prolonged absence.
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Mackyille
Fts
Fekan
Ajaz
Department of Justice
Folk
Genera Assembly
State Election Board
Slaughter of Doves in Albany Area Sparks Talks
The February to March dove slaughter in Georgia's Albany area sees tens of thousands killed in baited fields. Last Saturday and Sunday many shoots bagged about 2000 birds in one field, with similar totals elsewhere. Doves are scarcer than years ago, and law violations are reportedly widespread. Local sportsmen discuss forming an organization to enforce dove laws nationwide after a similar move in Albany.
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Albany
Georgia
Neyear
Hotels Ready for Festival Draws in Atlanta
Atlanta hotels rally for the May Music Festival at the Atlanta Auditorium Armory May 4 5 and 6. Hotel managers report strong bookings, plan to list lodging with the publicity department, and seek railroad rate reductions to bring in visitors from Georgia and neighboring states. Caruso Fremstadt and the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra attract attention as reservations pour in.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Auditorium-Armory
James R Gray
Auditorium- Armory Company
John E. Murphy
Wilel
Cance
Una I
B Thompson
Southern
JF Hanson
Central
A. Wicksham
West Point
Charles H Harmon
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St Louie Road
Caruso and
Frematadt
Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra
Majestic
Gesae N Couch
Oura
Lee Barnes
Aragon Hotel
Georgia
Carolinas
Tennessee
Alabama
Florida
Caruso
Piedmont
Iaid
H N Dutton
Piedmont Hotel
Caraag
Fremstadt
Dresden
Solista
Ochestra
New Mork City
Mohamet
mMountain
Dabney EH Scoville
Marion Ho
Foulard Frocks and Crepe Kimonos Value Lot
A sale of one piece dresses in satin and messa line finish with Persian lace yokes and embroidered net. Frocks feature white details, crush girdle belts, and varied colors. Also offered are crepe kimonos with satin trims, Dutch necks, and side-fastened closures, all at sale prices.
Net waists and Atlanta festival plans collide with hotel rush
The piece notes tailored net waists with embroidery in blues and browns, offered at discounted prices. It then shifts to Atlanta Festival preparations with The Beoville and Marion hotels booking rooms, Victor Smith optimistic on contracts with Caruso Fremstadt and the Dresden Philharmonic, and plans for the Auditorium Armory stage and the five performances, amid hotel crowding and city hospitality efforts.
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Mr. Smith
New York
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Alves
Smith
Victor “% Smith
R S Wessels
W Woods White
G W. Wiking
G Bidwell
Ben Let Crew
Wille
Caruso
Mane
Ilava
Albert ‘Spalding
Albert G Spalding
Auditorium Armory
Mfc
Col Stevens to Command in Savannah Amid Expectations
Savannah dispatch reports Colonel WB Stepneng to resume command of the Savannah Volunteer Guards. The resignation is said to be reversed, with high sources indicating his reinstatement is practically assured. Men and officers await official confirmation of his return and readmission to lead.
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Savannah
WB Stepneng
Real estate sales in Macon two houses change hands
Brook dell Scott real estate firm reports two residences sold yesterday. George W Bowley sold a Juniper street house and lot for 28269 and BE H Ginn sold a Lake avenue house and lot for 4860 in M an Park fronting 47 feet. Inauguration bound Taft special train carries 150 Georgians from Macon to Washington for the inaugural ceremonies led by Clark Grier of the Taft Club of Georgia.
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Brook
Dell & Scott
Prudes
Tla
George W Bowley
HL. Manson
Juniper Street
BE. H Ginn
G@ W Hoberts
Lake Avenue
Inman Park
Juniper
Macon
Taft Spa
Washington
Secion
Clark Grier
Taft Club of
Georgia
Special Saints
Craman
At & Cumber
Georgie To
Will Cook Freed of Murder Charge in Georgia
Wilt Cook of East Point was freed after the prosecution withdrew the murder warrant due to insufficient evidence. The case stemmed from a killing at the corner of the Yale Road and Humphries Street. Shortly after, Webb Cox and Jasper Collins were arrested but later released.
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Wilt Cook
East Point
J E Kilgo
Red Oak
Yaihoad
Humphries Street
Judge Landmims Court
Decatur Street
Cook
Webb Cox
Jasper Collins
Trustees let contract for a new building at Atlanta Theological Seminary
The board of trustees on Stewart Avenue awarded the contract for the administration building. Officials Partin, Fuller, Hamkins, and Culepn oversee the project. The brick two story structure with brick and stone trim will house the board and be ready for use next year.
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Atlanta Theological Seminary
Stewart Avenue
Board of Trustees
AW Partingers
O ' Fuller Sire
Charles BH Hamkins
David
I Avenue
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