Georgia Briefs on Elkins Bill and State Affairs
Georgia reports oppose Elkins railroad passing bill by Atlanta chamber and freight bureau. Carrollton oil mills withdraw consolidation plan. State convention rates and Marietta Chautauqua opening are slated. Central railroad trestle burned near Cedartown. Rural delivery routes planned for Carroll County starting July 1. University of Georgia agriculture reforms recommended. Supreme court justice resignation deferred until July. Georgia Weekly Press meeting set for Quitman with travel details. Augusta strike largely ended with workers returning to mills. No authority found for recount by state committee. DuPont Guerry signaled open to recount. Grand jury indicts Willis Biggers and H I Sterne for murder. others released.
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