Georgia House Extends Session Amid Sweep of Measures
In Georgia the House of Representatives extended its session and moved to conclude by 2 PM while rejecting an afternoon session. The body passed a party organization bill 104 to 20 aimed at regulating mass meetings and voter qualifications, and advanced the search and seizure act. The Senate approved a Crisp County water power bond plan and considered constitutional amendments on highway bonds. The session also approved a broad classification tax bill 149 to 42 and approved special appropriations totaling over a million dollars, with debates on Confederate pensions and child labor legislation ongoing.
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Henry Lincoln Johnsons
Georgia
House of Representatives
Neill
Pat Griffin
Decatur County
Milner
Dodge
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Foster
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Flint River
Drayton
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Neil
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Frank Hooper Fulton
Cliff Hatcher
Burke
Beck
Carroll
Milledgeville
Marietta
Woman's College
Valdosta
W. & A. Commission
State College of Agriculture
Academy For the Blind
State Sanitarium
Georgia Training School
Georgia - Florida
State Capitol
University of Georgia
Georgia Techg
Georgia State College For Women
Americas Agricultural School
State Board of Entomology
State School For the Deaf
Cave Springs
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Washington
Smoot
Congress
Navy plans lighter than air squadron for New York operation
Captain Walter R. Gheradi reveals a future United States Navy lighter than air squadron to be built quickly. The plan includes a high ranking commander, a full tactics and radio system, and integration of dirigibles larger than the Los Angeles with Shenandoah as lead ship. A Lakehurst to Hawaii mooring mast line is proposed and arms include built in rapid firing guns.
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New York
United States Navy
Walter R. Gheradi
Los Angeles
Lakehurst
Hawaii
Naval
Army
Akron
Ohio
N. J
Nashville Gets Option On Air Field Land
Nashville officials report an option on 146 acres three miles from the post office to serve as a landing field for the north south air mail route with a purchase price set at 62 500 dollars. A Tennessee National Guard 105th observation squadron crew inspected grading needs and a final decision will come at a meeting with Mayor Hilary Howse and chamber of commerce president Charles Mc Cabe.
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Nashville
Air Field
Tenn
105Th Observation Squadron
Tennessee National Guard
Hilary Howse
Charles McCabe
Chamber of Commerce
Army Air Forces
Five-Year-Old Dragged Under Lindale Truck
Witnesses say boy clung to the truck’s running board after hanging on to a spare tire. The 5-year-old fell under the vehicle and was dragged beneath, suffering a badly cut and bruised head though not crushed.
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Rome
Johnny Jennings
Lindale
Golf club stops jail break in Oklahoma
In Sallisaw Oklahoma R H Bibb a local real estate dealer used a mashie niblick instead of a shotgun to thwart a jail break Deputy Sheriff Bert Cotton said Bibb while with Jesse M Baker county treasurer observed a rope of knotted blankets hanging from a window where bars had been sawed Reinforcements were called after Bibb walked past beneath the window
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Sallisaw
Okla
Patron Saints of
R. H.bibb
Bert Cotton
Bibb
Jesse M. Baker
Government Takes Hand In Fla Ron Washington
The Department of the Interior moves to resolve the Marco Island land dispute with two contending groups. Secretary Work orders a searching investigation and direct on site review by acting commissioner T. C. Havell and a government engineer Boon. Public hearings are planned.
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Fla. Ron Washington
Department of the Interior
Forida
Marco Island
Work
Department
T. C. Havell
Public Lands
Fulton county murder indictments soar in 1925
Fulton county grand juries have returned indictments charging murder in Fulton since January 1 1925. In seven months and eleven days of 1925 the county approached seven murders per month, far higher than London. Other items note steamship activity near the Arctic, Atlanta water rate talks, Savannah hosting railway conductors, and local crimes and business remodeling.
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Atlanta
London
Fulton County
Lewis P. Jones
John Boykin
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised By New York Woman
Agnes Wignall of Taleville says after her third and fifth births she found relief from bladder inflammation and displacement using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits its tonic effect and notes it was found in Liverpool paper advertisement. The product is sold by druggists everywhere.
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Taleville
New York
Liverpool
Eng
Land
Lydia E. Pinkham
Brockville
Canada
Agnes Wignall
U. S. Toy Trade Surges In Made In America Toys Exports
U. S. toy trade of made in America goods for children abroad topped 60 million dollars last year, a figure ten times higher than two decades ago. The growth highlights the expanding international demand for American produced toys and reflects broader export gains.
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U. S
America
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