Georgia Legislature Proceedings on Convict Leasing and Bills
The Georgia House debated the anti pass measure, considered convict leasing limits, and advanced numerous local charters and bonds. Leaders spoke on Dunbar and Alexander substitutes, while Governor Smith's reasons for dismissing Joseph M Brown were read and referred for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Born
Thirty-fourth
Smith
Joseph M. Brown
Hoke Smith
Judiciary Committee
House
Dunbar
Richmond
Senate
Wright
Floyd
Alexander
Barrett
Stephens
Hall
Bible
Thurman
Walker
Walker County
Flanders
Johnson
Wrightsville
Senate actions amid bills and disputes in Georgia
The Georgia Senate debated power plant water use while defeat marked the water bill by 21 to 6. Other measures passed include telegraph and train dispatchers regulation, auxiliary militia for national guard duties, and appropriations for University of Georgia remodeling and Carnegie libraries. The session covered tax relief, city court amendments, and multiple incorporation and public works bills amid factional comment and adjournments.
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Odum
Baker
Board of County Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Flanders
Johnson
Board of Roads and Revenues
Haywood
McDuffie
Strickland
Pike
Williamson
Simmons
Gilmer
Ellijay
Peterson
Montgomery
Orland
Gemer
Hlijay
Trent
Heard
Franklin
Alexander
DeKalb
Decatur
Messrs. Candier and Alexander
Burwell
Hancock
Culverton
Berry
Union
Blairsville
Messrs. Brown and Watkins
Carroll
Calbeck
Gordon
Calhoun
Blackburn and Bell
Fulton
East Point
Wise
Fayette
Blackburn
Butt
Fannin
Payton
Worth
Smith
Campbell
Hall
Bibb
Messrs. Young and
Tuggle
Troup
President Flynt
Hay
Senate
Overstreet
Henderson
Williford
Boyd
National Guard
Georgia
United States
Sesson
University of Georgia
Old College At
Athens
Carnegie
Gevorgia School of Technology
Dette
Carnegie Library
Wilkes
Andrew Carnegie
Shaw
House
Felder
Lashley
Brass Town
Towns
Kingwood
Colquitt
Mercer
Terrell
Terrell County
Good Roads
Camp
Lavonia
Franklin County
Flynt
Global headlines brief from late news notes
American capitalists eye 8000 acres of Honduran timber with rail spur lines and shipments to the United States. Tsat Tien ill. dowager empress orders physicians to Pekin. Western Maryland wreck near Keyser injures eleven. two caskets in wreckage. Mrs Bell Guinness case revealed as Mrs K M Cameron. Balloons reach milestones. Chicago wins endurance and distance prizes. Japan plans two battleships. keelings at Yokosuka and Kure this year. Roosevelt praises Cleveland forest reserves act. St Louis judge rules laundry trust lawful. Manila typhoon tragedy. 75 travelers, 25 deaths. Molokia lepers buy fireworks saluting Atlantic fleet. H H Rodgers says economy recovered. U S railroad metrics for 1907 year: net income 449 million, passengers 387 million, freight 1.796 billion tons, deaths 122 thousand. Buffalo mother killer case. Marathon swim casualties and crashes. Honeymoon row humor.
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Honduras
United States
China
Tsat Tien
Imperial Palace
Pekin
Maryland
Elkins
Baltimore
Keyser
W. Va
West
Chicago
Japan
Yokosuka
Kure
Cleveland National Forest
Roosevelt
Cleveland
St. Louis
Manila
P. I
Corregudia Island
Molokia
H. H. Rodgers
Wall Street
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Isabella Salem
Buffalo
N. Y
Paris Green
New Illinois Athletic Club
Chicago River
When the other fellow offers to compromise
A terse adage notes that an opponent proposing compromise signals that you hold the stronger position. It frames negotiation as leverage based on perceived advantage and confidence in your case. The saying emphasizes restraint and strategic timing in disputes.
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Proceedings OF the
Georgia Legislature
Holder
Jackson
Covington
Jones
Fullbright
Burke
Spalding
State Prison Commission
Brock
Hayes
Washington Herald
Troup County
Glenn
Whitfield
Dalton
Newton
Jasper
Monticello
Wilson
Gwinnett
Buford
Cyes
New York
Bears
Castoria
FACT
the Ullman Co
Propriet
Cincinnati, Ohio
Orange
Mass
Plath
Standard Sewing Machine Co
S. Broad St
Atlanta
Foleys
Bright
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