Bleak political clash in Georgia echoes across the nation
A chaotic exchange unfolds with attacks on Democratic leaders, rail and court issues, and plans to extend legislative terms. Speakers discuss election integrity, party splits, and the fate of railroad projects amid a looming constitutional crisis. The discourse touches Blodgett, Blount, and other state figures as the political atmosphere tightens.
Confederate Memorial Procession Set For Atlanta Marietta Street
The article outlines a large Confederate memorial procession in Atlanta to honor General Robert E. Lee. It lists participating groups from Masonic bodies to the Ladies Memorial Association, Osbornthorpe College students, ministers, and city officials with a morning assembly and a route across Marietta Street to City Hall and the cemetery. The day includes prayers, speeches by general officers, tolling of church bells, and a march to place a monument cornerstone at the Confederate dead site under Ladies Memorial Association auspices.
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Georgia Senate Debates Over Capitol Move and Education Aid
The Georgia Senate and House clash over relocating the capital from Milledgeville to Atlanta and over proposed funding for colleges for colored students. Lawmakers discuss appropriations, constitutional objections, and political pressure as votes near.
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