Mixed Medical Board Plan 5 Denounced
A Georgia bill to form an eight member medical examiner board faces protests from many physicians. The plan favors five regular physicians, two eclectic, and one homeopathic, with licensing and revocation power centralized under a governor appointed board and steep penalties for violations. Proponents argue standardization, opponents fear bias against non regular practitioners.
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Georgia
American Medical Association
Atlanta
Saime
New County Push in Georgia Legislature Shows Candler as Front Runner
The Kimball House lobby is crowded with placards backing new counties. Candler, carved from Bulloch Tattnall and Emanuel, leads the race as merit tests shape legislative action. Lawmakers note tax boosts from past new counties and expect several moves this session. The House shows a small attorney presence but strong urban representation. President Anderson presides over a hesitant joint session before cheers for a teller resolution.
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Kimball House
Candler
Bulloch
Tattnall
Emanuel
General Assembly
Legisa
Anderson
Judge Allen
Forsyth Tops Week With Broadway Style Acts
The Forsyth hosts a busy week headlined by Vanderbilt, George Keal, and the Six Musical Cuttys with four other strong numbers. Quo Vadis continues at the Grand as talking pictures debut soon. The Merry Whirl returns to the Bijou this weekend, likely filling all seats, ahead of next week’s A Trip to Paris.
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George Keal
Cuttys
the Grand
Thomas A. Edison
Atlanta
New York
Bijou
Paris
Public Comfort Station Boosted in Atlanta Plan
The campaign for a public comfort station in Atlanta gains momentum with endorsements by leading citizens. A central site is proposed with bloodbank stands writing desks telephones and sanitary attendants supervised by the police department. Suggestions include locating south of the Peters Building or using the Pryor Street underpass with changes to separate access for women and men. Funding could come from city council or private donors who would lease the facility.
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Atlanta
L. C. Green
Chamber of Commerce
Wall Street
Pryor Street
Green
End of Harvester Trust Case in Light
CHICAGO June 27 Final testimony in the Government s suit to dissolve the International Harvester Company as a trust was expected late today The taking of evidence with interruptions has lasted nearly a year Several thousand pages of testimony have been taken The defense has completed its evidence and the Government will call only one or two rebuttal witnesses.
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Chicago
International Harvester Company
Missing Girl Found In New York
Helen Mc Carthy, a 16 year old who vanished Tuesday night, has been located by police in New York on June 27. No further details were provided about her condition or the circumstances of the disappearance.
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New York
Helen McCarthy
Corbett Tells Best Temperance Lesson
James J. Corbett former champion prize fighter spoke to the Whitestone Long Island branch of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union praising temperance. He recalled a San Francisco bank clerking youth mentored by the bank's vice president and said that drink ruined a former benefactor who later begged at his hotel in New York.
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New York
James J. Corbett
Whitestone, L. I
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
San Francisco
Corbett
Instinct Before Eugenics Debate At Medical Meet
In New York on June 27, Dr. James W. Walsh, a medical expert, criticized Dr. H. R. Morris’s Chicago remarks on a Federal eugenic law. Walsh argued instinct should guide policy, noting Spartans were strong but produced no lasting ideas while Athens contributed vast heritage of ideas without eugenics.
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New York
H. R. Morris
Chicago
James W. Walsh
Athens
Sparta
Chicago Heat Toll Three and Cleveland Deaths
Chicago reports a hot day with thundershowers expected tonight. Three deaths from heat and several prostrations were noted yesterday and today. In Cleveland seven babies died last night due to the heat wave.
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Chicago Heat
Cleveland
Chicago
Petitioners demand Highland Avenue repaving and viaduct
Residents circulate on Highland Avenue from Fort Street to the belt line bridge urging repaving over Belgian blocks laid about 20 years ago. They note repeated tearing by sewer water gas and telephone departments and by streetcars, calling for a smooth pavement and a viaduct to connect Highland to Piedmont and Harris Streets as a necessary North Side improvement.
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Highland Avenue
Fort Street
Southern Railway
Butler Street
Piedmont
Harris Streets
Peachtree
Darktown
Brookhaven Lots Offer Recreation Amid Business Life
Out of doors would ease strain for nerve-worn business minds as time saved by living near the playground lets recreation blend with work. Brookhaven lots present a fine chance to mix play with duty and are sure to advance opportunities.
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Brookhaven
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