General Assembly Plans Extra Wednesday Session
The General Assembly will meet on Wednesday for an extra session to consider six subjects. A longer session is expected before final agreement is reached.
31 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1915
Page
1
The General Assembly will meet on Wednesday for an extra session to consider six subjects. A longer session is expected before final agreement is reached.
The Georgia general assembly plans an extraordinary session called by Governor Nat Harrie to tackle six measures including prohibition and registration, with debates raging in the house over anti saloon league bills and Fulbright Hakes substitutes. The session may last 20 to 50 days as factions maneuver to set a program.
Reports describe a peculiar craft seen over Atlanta shortly after 3:39 AM Saturday. Residents on Broad and Marietta streets watched a large aeroplane or monoplane fly low, roar, and vanish toward Decatur Street. Witness Luther Green and others recall a strange vehicle paired with a motorized sound, sparking awe and questions about its purpose and origin.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an injury incident involving a person named in a muddled line about relief or relowing troops, with garbled locality and date references. The readable portion points to a casualty in a military movement, but specifics are obscured.
A Monday night meeting at 8 in the Georgia Harvest Festival association headquarters will finalize plans for the Marietta Street Merchants division in the Agricultural Day parade. W B R Howard asks all with motor trucks to contact him at the Fourth National Bank building to address transportation. The parade promotes municipal pride and features a prominent women’s procession and a reader as leader in Little Victory featuring Dr Song Shaw, a noted suffragette.
Governor Harris of Macon hints at a possible run for a second term. He says four-fifths of the current term remains and plans a definite public announcement later, likely near year end, after serving the people of Georgia. He notes no rush to declare and will inform residents first.
American forces around Douglas Arizona brace for Villa’s advance toward Agua Prieta Sonora as Brig Gen Thomas F Davis positions infantry cavalry and artillery to prevent incursions. Villa’s guard moves toward the border with reports of 18 000 men and field guns while U S troops dig in and warn residents to stay inside and behind walls.
War dispatches describe Russian resistance in the Riga district holding, with Germans retreating south across the Missa near Plaknen after repulsing attacks. French forces report successful gains and heavy fighting on the Western Front near La Courtille and the Artois, while Gallipoli sees continued shelling and Turkish positions bombarded by Allied forces.
Entente forces move toward Serbia while Austro German thrusts press from the north and Bulgarians advance toward Nish. Mountains shield Serbian armies, keeping resistance alive as Montenegro endures renewed Austrian attack along the Drina. Allies reportedly land troops to aid the battered Balkan front.
Forecast fragment notes fair conditions in Georgia and Washington regions. Mentions warmer temperatures, interior warming, and a mean temperature above normal. Includes incomplete rainfall and monthly totals, with unclear units and missing dates.
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