Clifton's Bill Advances for State Textbook Commission
Senate Educational Committee favors Senator Clifton's measure to create an eleven member state Textbook Commission, prescribe uniform textbooks for Georgia common schools, award five year contracts, require bonds, and fund travel, with governor appointment after passage and a January effective date. The bill, read for the first time November 14, 158, is expected to pass unanimously.
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William Cifton
Semmon
Senate
Clifton
Georgia
State School Book Commission
Macon Not Sued Or Liable In Salt Case Dispute
Local debates center on whether Macon or the State Agricultural Society is responsible for salt payments. Citizens from Macon and Atlanta defend the city, while others insist creditors should be paid. Most agree Macon did not initiate the suit or control the action.
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Board of Trade
George A. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
State Agricultural Society
Ben Jones
Agricultural Society
Mallory Taylor
Clem P Steed
Will Payne
L. Hillyer
Joe Neel
Thade
Wiliam Lee Ellis
Egy Bs
Pendleton
Philippine Islands
Solomon
State Ag
Miller
Abbott
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Ihoge
Sithalge
Ines
Yong
Ward Committees Elected Under Brotherton Resolution
Ward mass meetings are set for tomorrow at 7 pm to elect four members and four alternates per ward, with only white citizens qualified to vote in December allowed to participate. Temporary ward chairmen named. reports due noon tomorrow to finalise the ward by ward action.
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W. Brotherton
Citizens Executive Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Council Chamber
Citizens’ Executive Committee
W. H. Brotherton
H. A. Etheridge
W. Day
K. J Conyers
C. Glass
P. Hice
Hosser
Brotherton
Citizens’ Executive
Thia
Local items detail city meetings and court actions
Atlanta Sehley day celebration committee audited accounts for Admiral Sehley White events and schedules another meeting. The will of Robert Winship was approved and executors qualified. Major Dr. McCleary may wait orders after a rescinded move to Fort McPherson. Jencks vs Chapman verdict for $1,020. Holb awarded custody in divorce from Kolb. Albert Brown to be tried for lunacy. Dr Baird reports porch mat thefts. Police praised fair security, especially Patrolman Jim Shepard. Dock Thompson fined $25 for stabbing Henderson, bond set at $800.
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Jim Shepard
Happy Jim
Dock Thompson
W. J. Henderson
Wall Street
Recorder
Thompson
Henderson
Chicken house killing claims justified homicide
A Planter Bridge road correspondent reports a dawn shooting in a chicken house near the ex position grounds. A. R. Shouter fired twice at a light in a hen house, killing a black male suspect believed to be about twenty five, who menaced a hen with his left arm raised. The coroner ruled justified homicide. a second fleeing man remains at large. The body was taken to an undertaking establishment for identification.
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Exposition Grounds
A. R. Shouter
Planter Bridge Road
Bhouter
Tony
Winter Social Tonight at the Railroad YMCA
The second in the Winter Series of social affairs will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the Railroad Young Men's Christian Association. Miss Annie Langford will play piano, with Cara Laird and Carrie Rosborough performing elocutionary numbers and Mrs. Charles T. Balch providing vocals. Refreshments will follow, and social intercourse will continue for attendees from all railroad departments through the winter.
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MG. A. Hall
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Annie Langford
Cara Laird
Carrie Rosborough
Charles T. Balch
Jerome Jones Elected to Represent Atlanta at AFL Convention
Jerome Jones was elected by the Federation of Trades to attend the American Federation of Labor convention in Detroit. Jones is a prominent union man and will reflect credit on Atlanta at the meeting. The Carpenters Union holds a rally at Maddox Hall tonight inviting all workers to attend.
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Atlanta
Detroit
Federation of Trades
Jerome Jones
American Federation of Labor
Jones
Carpenters Union
Maddox Hall
Tragedy in Story of Convict Holmes Trial
In Dade county last summer a white man named George Vann was attacked and later found dead near Sulphur Springs. William A. Holmes was convicted of assault and sentenced to twelve months while Captain White and A J German face charges for murder and assault. Holmes claims Vann is alive in Birmingham and that he only struck him once.
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T. D.tatum
Dade County
Atlanta
William A. Holmes
Oglethorpe County
Holmes
George Vann
Jung Holmes
Vann
Frank White
Bors
A. J. German
German
White
Carter
the Constitution
Captain White
Birmingham
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