Prohibition Faction Delays Action On Appropriations in Georgia House
The Georgia House adjourned to Monday after an afternoon session marked by the Anti-Saloon league faction delaying general appropriations and amid debate over an amendment to apply automobile license tax revenue to free school books. The Senate approved the Stovall prohibition measure, while lawmakers considered limits on debate and schedules for afternoon sessions, with no Saturday sessions.
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Postal Revenues Signal Broad U S Prosperity in October
Postmaster General Burleson reported October postal receipts at the fifty largest post offices show a return to normal growth, with increases in major centers nationwide. He called postal revenues a reliable barometer of broad, well distributed business recovery and noted the revival is general across regions.
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Burleson
United States
Railways Dinner Links to Connecticut Charter Fight
Testimony in a Sherman Act case reveals a New York, New Haven and Hartford official hosted a Hartford club dinner for Connecticut lawmakers. Letters show efforts to defeat the Montville electric road charter to influence Senate votes and block parallel railway plans.
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Republican National Committee
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New London Northern
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Lee
Aive
Coit
Big Rise in Atlanta Building Permits in Early November
Five days of November show a 40 percent rise in Atlanta building permits over last year with $29,400 already issued. Including the $30,000 Hugh Richardson theater project at Forsyth and Luckie, total permits reach about $69,000. Bank clearings, loan activity, and mercantile improvements signal near normalizing general business conditions, with money available for first class loans but a shortage of good loans.
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Atlanta
Forsyth and
Luckie Streets
Panama Exposition Profit Reported in San Francisco
San Francisco November 5 The net profit of the Panama Pacific Exposition was 1 410 873 with total income to October 1 amounting to 2 040 128 and operating expenses listed at 4 637.
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Madly in Love with Landlady Triggers Fatal Shooting
West M Barnes a traveling salesman at 40 East Hagria street shot himself after leaving affectionate notes blaming landlady Mrs Mary V Garrison for his death. The 40 year old from Smithfield NC forced entry, and Mrs Garrison leaped from a window injuring her ankle while a bystander suffered a broken arm. A coroner's jury ruled death by own action.
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Roy Donehoo
LW. Stoces
Constitution
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Harper
Mra Garrison
Harris Street
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Hill Pittard grocery blaze injures two firemen
A fire at Hill-Pittard grocery and grain warehouse on Howell Mill road near the city limits destroyed much of the building. Proprieter Warner Hill suffered severe burns. Firemen Hook and Ladderman John Maythcia and Engineer Rosser were injured by smoke and falling timbers as a wall collapsed nearby. Estimated damage around $5,000.
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Kentucky Democrats Lead in Late Governor Race Amid Tally
Louisville November 6 with 115 county tallies in and five counties pending A O Stanley Democrat Henderson leads Edwin P Morrow Republican Somerset by 671 votes for Kentucky governor. More than 275000 votes cast Tuesday. Democratic S W Hager says lead may grow after full tabulation while Republican Maurice L Galvin claims Morrow holds a safe lead and will win once remaining counties report.
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Democratic Campaign Committee
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Maurice L. Galvin
Republican State Campaign Committee
Morrow
Edison to Receive Nobel Prize in Physics and More
London reports a Copenhagen telegram that Sweden will award Nobel Prizes this week to Thomas A Edison and Nikola Tesla for physics, to Romain Rolland for literature, to Hendrik Pontoppidan and Troels Lund for Danish honors, and to Verner Heidenstein and Theodor Sved for chemistry.
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Nikola Tesin
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Hendrik Pontoppidda
Troels Lund
Verner - Ven. Heidenstein
Sweden
Frofeseor
Theodor Sved“erg
Italian Ministers Near Fight Over War Policy
Rome reports sharp cabinet clashes as a minister urged peace talks, provoking protests and a thrown book. Count Cadorna’s stance dominates policy, while navy reshuffles place Camillo Corsi in charge of the fleet. Italy Germany ties remain cautious with workmen in Germany and talks of product exchanges to avoid war.
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Chile for Arbitration in United States Chile Dispute
Santiago reports the chamber of deputies adopted a provision for arbitration to settle all disputes between the United States and Chile. The move signals a push to resolve tensions through an agreed arbiter rather than prolonged negotiation.
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Chile
Chamber of Deputies
United States
Greek King seeks to keep Zaimis in power as crisis grows
The Greek royal appeal to Prime Minister Zaimis to remain in office sparks a political crisis. Zaimis declines, a council of ministers is convened, Venizelos accuses the king of meddling with constitutional liberties, and Greek alignment in the Balkans remains uncertain amid mobilization and possible parliamentary dissolution.
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Weather Prophecy Fair Summary
Local report notes weather conditions for Sunday with temperature ranges and rainfall data. Includes lowest and highest temperatures, mean temperature, and rainfall amounts. Deficiency since January 1 is recorded at 0.60 inches, with 0.00 inches in the past 24 hours.
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