Agreement On Five Constitutional Amendments For $285000 Dormitory Appeal
A joint House and Senate committee on constitutional amendments met amid unity on five amendments including a biennial sixty day legislature and pension, public property fund liability for debt interest, and justice court limits. They will prepare bills and reconvene tomorrow at 3 pm to finalize actions. The Georgia School for the Deaf sought a $25000 appropriation to relieve overcrowded dormitories. A proposal to reimburse Miss Eula Powell $222 plus efforts to fund Cave Spring memorial’s missing state share was discussed, with possible collection by the legislature if constitutional issues arise.
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House
Senate
Megers. Slaton
Fulton
Park
Greene
Justices of the Peace
Trover
St. Bila
School For the Deaf
John A Smith
Hall County
Davis
Coweta
W B Adams
Elbert
Georgia School For the Deaf
Committee On Appropriations
Cave Spring
Abu
Treasury
Cowpens Memorial
A. O Blalock
Eula M Powell
Miss Powell
Georgia
Colquitt
Geld Medal at Pansmerleyn Exposit
Dr Siegert's Imported Anostura Bitters highlights at the Pansmerleyn Exposit with a Geld medal honoring its long standing quality and international recognition.
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Pansmerleyn
Dr. Siegert
Spinners Meet Tomorrow for Fifth Annual Convention
About five hundred delegates are expected in Atlanta as the Southern Cotton Spinners’ Association gathers at Kimball House tomorrow at 9 20 for its fifth annual convention. Prominent speakers include RH Edmunds of The Manufacturers’ Record who will discuss industrial topics affecting the South. Guests will visit the Georgia School of Technology and attend a reception at the Piedmont Driving Club.
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Southern Cotton Spinners’ Association
Kimball House
RH Edmunds
Manufacturers’ Record
Baltimore
Edmunds
South
Atlanta
B Wey
Georgia School of Technology
Piedmont Driving Club
Felton to Address Lawmakers on Georgia Education
The Georgia House of Representatives and Senate will hear Mrs. W. H. Felton of Cartersville address them in joint session at noon on education and the public school system of Georgia. A prior invitation was accepted with a proposed time of Thursday, November 14, and a joint resolution was adopted for the hearing in the hall of the House.
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Blalock
Fayette
Hall
Bibb
Trim
House
Park
Greene
Fune
Georgia Supreme Court
Howard van Epps
Atlanta
Senate
Felton
W. H. Felton
Cartersville
Georgia
General Assembly
Tis Felton
Messra Anderson and Johnson
Bartow County
Fetton
Qualey
Lowndes
Supreme Court
van Enps
United States Supreme Court
C. & Duncan
Houston
W D. Crawford
Marion County
W. J. Greer
Willer County
General Judiciary Committee
Elis
Sulivan
Cann
Wora
Howard
Blip
Peyard
Howerd
Ghenizeys
Senate Passes Hardaway Bill on Rape Punishment
The Senate approved Senator Hardaway’s bill by 26 to 3, prescribing death for rape unless mercy is recommended by the jury or the defendant is castrated if the court allows it. The measure, introduced earlier, now advances with further committee work and potential reconsideration.
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Senate
Hardaway
Senator Hardaway
Harrell
Dispensary Bill Amended by Senate Committee
The temperance committee reviewed Wright’s dispensary bill and agreed to amendments not altering main points. Changes include electors for dispensaries, profit division by latest census, supplier purchases by commissioners, and monthly profit returns. Wright supported the changes and praised the work.
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Temperance Committee
Senate
Wright
Steed Bill Exempts Fertilizer From Taxes In Texas
The Steed measure from Taylor county provides that fertilizer used for agricultural purposes shall not be taxed if the land has already been taxed. The bill passed the house unanimously by 109 to 0 with farmers praising Representative Steed. Steed expects swift Senate action and ongoing pursuit of the law’s enactment.
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Hathcock
Douglas
Drawdy
Clinch
Halle
Railroad
Hardwick
Hall
Fannin
Blue Ridge
Orr
Coweta
Steed
Taylor
Taylor County
W E Steed
Senate
Theo
W &E. Steed
Agricultural Committee
A Blessing at Home and a Sewing Machine Appeal
A promotional piece extols the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine as a bene factor for women, claiming it brings new hope to home life. It urges wives mothers and sisters to acquire a new Hecht-running Wheeler & Wilson model, with office location at 71 Whitehall Street.
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Wheeler & Wilson
Hecht-running
Whitehall Street
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Fhiouse
Gibb
Mas. Felton
Board of Education
W. Ir. Sinton
Atlanti
Franklin
Washington
Gresham
Burke
George
Morgan
Floyd
Mr. Wright
R. George
Maddison
Perk
Committee On General Agriculture
Duncan
Lee
State Department of Health and Health
Meriwether
State of Georgia
Mitchell
Hmanuel
Pliny
France
America
SI Wiuchkan
Wilcox
Chappell
City of
Columbus
Daniel
Seaborn Wright
Bill Wright
Democratic Party
Psterengoas Steel Pens
Esterbrook Steel Pen CO
Camada, N. J
John Sh
The
Fooka
Witchail mi
Messrs
Arnold Constable & Co
New York City
Vln
Localappliange CO
Thorpark
Indianapolia
Ind
John M. Miller Co
Marietta Streen
Mater
John M. M.ier O Co
Marietta Street
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia State Part
Fair Grounds
W. H. Fogg
Trav. Pass
Wall St
Atlahte
Marietta, Street
John Wy
Brereh
Ananored
Germany
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Eisemati
Ros
Vilabama and
Pryor Sts
Union “Depot
Eiseman Bros
GDF
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