Georgia Politics and Local News Roundup
Citizens weigh road bonds with two governors in favor and two opposed. First Texas cotton bale fetches $1 a pound at Galveston on June 24. Hall County gathers to prepare for a fight over a cotton issue. Lumpkin County executive committee reports no candidates in the field. Holds faces pressure to resign as State Highway Board chair. Farm relief bill fails again in the Senate. only Senator George and Harris supported it. Prof. J. W. Boyd mentioned for legislative honors but says he cannot run. A Chattanooga gas tank explosion kills one, injures another during unknowing work. Editors plan to meet in Rye New Hampshire at $7 per day board. A woman’s death by self-harm after quarrel cited. locals remark such acts would reduce wives. Col. Sutton announces for Superior Court judge. twenty years practice, pledges businesslike conduct. Critics warn against political lies. liars should not hold office. J. D. Bachelor, convicted of killing his mother-in-law, given life sentence with possible pardon or death, governor’s decision unclear. No transfer of the victim’s body. Trial staff face scrutiny over lunacy claims.
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Jones County
Milledgeville
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Anderever
Dahlonega Summer School Notes and Local Turnout
Dahlonega hosts summer school with Dr Gaillord and Prof Cain audience notes. Lectures by Col West on pictures and numbers. Fourth of July observed with student programs. Local teachers, dormitory rehearsals, and campus praise frame a busy week as rural boards discuss teacher pay and consolidation. Worries include wrecks near Dahlonega and a rising Texas flea presence.
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