Senate Adjourns After Morning Session In Georgia Legislature
The senate considered routine matters then adjourned until afternoon to await finance and Western and Atlantic committee reports. A vote on adjournment sine die was rejected and a stay-in-session pledge was made. Several resolutions were adopted or referred, including fund appropriations and a probe expense for the academy of the deaf and dumb. In the afternoon session the Atlanta Journal faced sharp Senate criticism over a disputed report. no further business was conducted.
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Finance Committee
Western and Atlantic Committee
Western and Atlantic Commission
House
Acton
Stata
Thos
Cimeance
Commerce
Appropriations Committee
Legislative Investigating Committee
The
Academy of the Deaf and Dumb
Russell
Court of Appeals
Atlanta Journal
Akin
MoLaughlin
Changes announced in officers of Fifth Regiment Georgia National Guard
The Fifth regiment of the National Guard of Georgia declares several officer changes. Captain J G Bloodworth has received his commission as captain of Company 4. Basil Stockbridge will probably be promoted to second lieutenant. G P Cheets af Company F is promoted to first lieutenant. Quartermaster sergeant A Kysor will likely be elected to fill vacancies. John C Candler will be examined for first lieutenant of Company M, with later elections to fill resulting vacancies.
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National Guard of Georgia
J G Bloodworth
Basil Stockbridge
G P Cheets Af
A Kysor
John C Candler
Company M
New Regulations On Exports From The United States
Fairbanks in charge of the illauta branch of the federal bureau of foreign and domestic commerce informs of new export regulations effective January 2. Importers must file export declarations with a sworn oath before customs officials or authorized personnel. Treasury Low No 33768 copies available for 25 cents at the Pastetfics building.
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L Fairbanks
Illauta
Federal Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Aurvaues
Miehardie
Faretan
Tito Ierelot
Bureau of Storetsn
Ton Gormesth
Ur Fairbanks Raum
Thanks Extended for Aid Given in Baby Show
The Georgia Better Babies show at Taft hall under Atlanta Equal Suffrage association issued a card of thanks for the baby show, the area test in the south. The management expresses appreciation to physicians, adjacent helpers, and firms and organizations that loaned equipment, naming Brown & Allen, Atlanta Metal Bed Co, Fulton Bed Co, Caries Rullson Furniture Co, Abbott Furniture, Ed Matthews Furniture, M Rich & Bros, King Hardware, Campantiinta Tripura Water Co, One Drag Co, Studebaker Carport Co, Wesley Memorial Hospital, Atlanta Hospital, Baptist Santtactum, Grady Hospital, and Anti Tuberculosis Society.
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Georgia
Taft Hall
Atlanta
Caaries
Rullson Furniture Company
Abbott Furniture Company
Ed Matthews Furniture Company
M Rich & Bros
King Hardware
Campantiinta Tripura Water Company
One Drag Company
Studebaker Carport
Finn
Wesley | Memorial Hospital
Atlanta, Hospital Baptist Santtactum
Grady Hospital and Anti Tuberculosis Society
JW Savitz Churman
Associated Charities to Get Ticket Receipts for Alkahest
Tickets for Alkahest Lyceum offerings including nine attractions are sold by the Associated Charities for 31 each. All future proceeds go to the charity to aid the city’s poor. Profits from the course, with a Thanksgiving address by David Starr Jordan, will support relief work. Additional acts include grand opera stars and notable artists, with several dates from November through April and tickets via the Alkanest offices or charity telephones.
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Alkahest Lyceum
Associated Charities
Organi
David Stare Jordan
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford Junsor University
Jordan
World Peace Federation
South
Atlanta
David Rigs
Colangelos
Mme
Evelyn Scotney
Howard White
Misa Hettie Sang Dunaway
Theo E Burton
Jdwn Brush and Company
Thomas RK
Marshall
Alkanest
Healy Building
Gould Building
Bell Telephones
Drinking rye under arc light shocks Darktown
John Pulliam was arrested after drinking a full dram from a quart bottle of rye while under an arc light in Darktown. He admitted the act in police court and promised not to repeat it. The drink cost him $5.75.
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John Pulliam
Darktown
Winter Dances Open Tonight at Mechanical and Manufacturers Club
The Mechanical and Manufacturers club will host the first in a winter series of dances tonight in the Candler building rooms. Dancing runs from nine to twelve, inviting attendees to join the social event.
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the Mechanical and Manufacturers Club
Wll
Candler Building
Man fined after beating wife with trousers in booze-fueled dispute
Bill Henderson, white, returned home to visit his estranged wife at 688 Simpson Street and beat her with his trousers while convalescing. He denied the charge, claiming kindness to make up for past cruelty. Recorder Johnson fined him $15 or 30 days in police court yesterday afternoon.
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Bill Henderson
Simpson Street
Recorder Johnson
Thanksgiving ceremonial of Khorassan temple in Pryor Street
Kibia temple Dramatic Order of Knights of Khorassan will hold its Thanksgiving ceremonial at eight o'clock at the Pythian Castle on Pryor Street. Twenty candidates will be led across the hot sands. The event, the fourth this year, will be highlighted by Imperial Prince George IF W Eubanksy of Atlanta, national head of the order, the only southern man to hold the top title. Renowned Georgia leaders Rev Troy Beatie, Joseph D Smith, David H Bailey, and C A Vanderlieth attend. Beatie and Eubanks will speak. master of ceremonies has additional features planned. The temple officers include Young H Fraser, WG Moore, RM Eubanks, BL Owens, 8S C Willastrap, H D Waugh, and W sR Heston.
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Kibia Temple
Dramatic Order of Knights of
Troy Beatie
Knights of Pythias
Georgia
Joseph D Smith
Barnesville
David H Bailey
Griffin
C A Vanderlieth
Athens
Beatie
Eubanks
Young H Fraser
WG Moore
RM Eubanks
Mabedi
Owens Shiek
Willastrap
D Waugh Sahib
Heston
Mrs Nichols Freed Of Charge By Recorder
The case against Mrs C V Nichols arrested last Friday for entering a house at 31 Gilmer Street was dismissed in the police court. Mrs Nichols denied being on Gilmer Street and claimed a mistaken identity as Mrs Geoffries testified she followed her until meeting a youth at Union Station. The recorder accepted the defense and discharged the charge.
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C V Nichols
Gilmer Street
Nichols
John F Geoffries
Nichola
Noes
Geoffries
Union Station
Recorder
Snipes Condemns Police Costs Him Five Seventy Six
E Snipes a middle aged white man visited a Decatur street restaurant on Monday evening to voice strong antipathy toward police. Policeman Webb was present and overheard the tirade. Snipes was jailed and fined five dollars and seventy six cents in police court Tuesday.
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E. Snipes
Decatur Street
P Webb
Snipes
Webb
Vitalitas claim refutes patent and production secrecy
Public statement from The Vital Remfories Company asserts Vitalitas is not patentable, not secretly produced, and open to public inspection. It explains crude Vitalitas is mined, oxidizes with air, becomes a powder, and a heavy liquid extract is produced without alcohol or narcotics. Contact Jacobs Pharmacy in Houston for demonstration details.
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Vitalitas
Vitallay
Wastangton DC
Vitalitas ix
Vital Remfories Company
Young Akin
Mar Houston
Angotte
Vitalitas Ar
Vitalitas Demonstrator
Jacobs Pharmacy
Whitehall St
Informaton
Gambler's Influence Spurs Atlanta Officials Corruption Alarm
A veteran journalist notes concern over open gambling in Atlanta streets. Police drunkenness in the midway and terminal areas illustrate rising corruption, with calls to halt the widening harvest of vice impacting men women and boys citywide.
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Atlanta Daily
Atlanta
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