Senate Not Ready For Adjournment In Georgia Legislature
The Senate finished a four minute session amid debates on post session measures and House bills. It approved amendments to the general appropriation and considered allocations for the Western and Atlantic railroad lease, state audits, and funding for education and public printing. A joint warehouse committee proposal and multiple House-passed bills were reviewed, with several measures sent back for final action or committee study.
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House
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Candler
Murphy Candler
Railroad Commission
Committee On the State of the Republic
Lis
Elise
Huios Lo
Wille
Trenery
Yevistant
L& Lolcombe Senitor Manghams
Sedy Purminenc Oo
Walkers
Vacatia
Nate Ssevertt
Hese Bille
Govermer Harms
Messrs Brown and
Arnold
Clarke
Georgia Normal School
Alh
Tia
Tudlbright
Burke
Stewart and Wheatleys
Georgia Training School
Fulton county bill clears house and senate passage
The measure establishing a home for wayward girls in Fulton County passed the house with support from the county delegation and then advanced in the senate. After the votes, the senate recessed from 1 PM to 3 PM to review any measures the house might send over.
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Tion
Fulton County
House
Senate
House Debates Adjournment And Passes Jones Bill Amid Turbulent Session
The House debated adjourning to let nonessential measures lapse while contending with a dense schedule. After procedural fights over reconsideration and director selection, the Jones bill passed 104 to 17 with swift moves to transmit to the Senate.
Leading Atlantans Consider Broadening Y M C A Scope
A Georgia YMCA expansion talk drew Atlantans at W Woods White’s home. Speakers from Nashville and Atlanta outlined state needs, youth outreach, and the value of broader YMCA work, with plans for further home conferences to inform business and professional leaders.
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Young Men's
China Juan Association
Georgia
W Woods White
West Howard
A. Keneiais
G Alexander
Nashville
Vir
Alexander
Porter accepts call to Second Baptist church
Dr Henry Porter resigns as pastor of Valley Avenue Baptist Church Battie Texas to join Second Baptist Church of Atlanta. He cites obedience to God and calls of the church, expressing sorrow at departure and gratitude for support from Dallas and Valley congregations. His resignation becomes effective December, with duties to begin soon in Atlanta.
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Second Baptist
Alfurd Porter
Wasten Avenue
Battie
Texas
Second Baptist Church
Walker Bunson
Waard
Dallas
Tr Porter
Atlanta
Jassume
Porters
Eharele
le Proventel
Ste Pirige
Jmore
Kingdom of God
Second Baptist Church of
Church In the East
Quail Do Not Weevil Control Warns Georgia Official
Georgia game and fish commissioner Charles S Arnow debunks the belief that bob white quail destroy boll weevils. He explains quail are ground feeders and not a weevil predator, noting swallows and martins are the main weevil enemies. He urges continued protection for game birds as essential to state game laws.
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Georgia
Charles S Arnow
Martina
Bell Veteran Railroad Official Dies After Illness
Walter Bell former superintendent of the Columbus division of the Southern railroad died at his home after a two week illness. He served the road for thirty five years and was respected by railroad officials. The body was taken to Patterson’s chapel for funeral arrangements. He was 58, survived by his widow Mrs Annie Dorn Bett, six sons, three daughters, one sister, and other relatives.
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Columbus
The
Southern Railroad
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Bell
Pattersons Chapel
Hell
Annie Dorn Bett
OA & M
A J Bell
W J Bell
Mra
J C Russell Ancon
Panama
Agnes
Mildred Hell
H. P Weems
Hughes Springs
Texas
Little Boy Leads Babies of Georgia at Show
A Georgia baby show featured Claude as a standout, insisting on a Graflex camera. winners in divisions two to five included Udwin Ramon, Thena Lula Roberts, Dorothy Saunders, and George Hillyer Connerat. The event, organized by suffragist leaders, included lectures on Dietettes and baby care, with doctors examining eight infants.
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Udwin Ramon ‘Grandbet Iz
RK Grandberry
Windsor Street
Atlanta
Thena Lula Roberts
Marion Roberts
Washington Street
Dorothy Saunders
Daniel B Saunders
Scott Street
George Hillyer Connerat
Katherine Hillyer Connerat
Candler Street
Decaius Ga
Hamilton Brock
Suffragista
Better Hables
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Womans Home Companion
Mary de Garmo
Agnes Scott College
Vi Sanska
Babi
Block
Taft Hall
Visnaskas
W . Adkins
Theodore Toepel
RR Daly Eye
Joe Bby
R Visnaska
Thirty Days Dominates Court Remarks and Midway Outbursts
A chaotic report from a parlor court echoes with thirty days for Lula amid pleas of purity and drunkenness. A middle aged white woman dances, breaks a window after a beer spree, and a Black hustler from Cocaine alley spends winnings on a doomed turkey bid.
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Bartow
Tick Boggins
Graves to Speak on National Defense in Atlanta
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce executive committee hosts a Friday evening meeting at the Lane theater on November 2 under the Navy League of the United States. John Temple Graves will address the gathering on national defense, noting Britain’s refusal of English women doctors and Russia’s acceptance of aid.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Lane Theater
Navy League of the United States
John Temple Graves
Wars League
South
Central Georgia Power Plant Featured in Seeing Georgia Film
Views of the Central of Georgia Power Company plant at Capps and Loyd Shoals on the Ocmulgee River, eight men from Jackson, will be included in the Seeing Georgia film. The project, costing over 3.3 million dollars, is among the state’s largest power developments and supplies Macon and nearby towns. Other Butts county and Jackson residents may appear as well.
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Central of Georgia Power Company
Capps
Lloyda Shoals
Ocmulgee
Georgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Charles J Hagen
State Chamber
Macon
Butts County
WMRS, Sallie M'Intosh to Rest in Dadeville
The body of Mrs Salle Tl Maeintosh will be sent to Dadeville Alabama for funeral and interment. She was an elderly widow of a Confederate veteran and was killed Sunday afternoon on Park Street by an automobile driven by Boots Rogers. She lived with her daughter Mrs RK J Ingram.
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Salle Tl Maeintosh
Dadeville
Ala
Mcintosh
Park Street
Boots Rogers
Mra
RK J Ingram
McAdoo's Chauffeur Fined in Maryland Speeding Case
Laurel Maryland November 22 Eadie Hayden chauffeur for Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo paid a $25 fine to Justice Gosnell at Eavage Ma for speeding. Mrs McAdoo, daughter of the president, rode in the car when the alleged offence occurred last week.
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McAdoo
Laurel, Md
Eadie Hayden
Secretary of the Treasury
William G McAdoo
Justice Gosnell
Eavage
Poslam Cure Promises Skin Relief from Rashes
An old product promotion touts Poslam for rashes pimples itching and sunburn claiming quick relief from irritation and odors. It advises a 1¢ spread for itching and a month trial of Poslam Soap for tender skin. Samples offered via 4c stamps to Emer Imcy Peber stores in New York City.
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Emer
Imcy Peber
25Th St
New York City
Atlanta to Aid Dallas in Fight for Democratic Convention
Atlanta plans to back Dallas in securing the Democratic National Convention. A special charter train will run to Washington next month with southern delegates urging committee support. Fred Houser of the Atlanta Convention Bureau says the executive committee meets December 7 to name the convention, with Atlanta expected to host welcome arrangements for visitors from the region.
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Dallas
South
Washington
Texas
Fred Houser
Hoovert
Elites Plan Meeting Amid Campaign to Convene
Three elites demand a meeting with stops at New Orleans Mobile Montgomery and Attante Dallas as part of their push. Chicago and St Louis prep a strenuous campaign for the convention.
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Mobile
Montgomery
Attante
Dallas
Chicago
St Louis
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