Georgia would honor living ex governors and supreme court justices
Atlanta August proposal by Senator Carlisle would make living former Georgia governors and current Supreme Court justices ex officio members of a constitutional convention. The plan requires an appropriation and House initiation, with delegates apportioned by senatorial district. Chief Justice Richard B. Russell backs the idea as practical for navigating constitutional limits.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Supreme Court of Georgia
Ira Bb. Carlisle
Carlisle
Sevrval
House
Richard B. Russell
Supreme Court
Doan’s Pills Ad and New York Train Schedule
An old Thomasville advertisement promotes Doan’s Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. A. A. Taylor claiming kidney relief. It also notes a 7:30 p.m. departure from Thomasville to New York with arrival next morning and lists Crosby as commercial agent.
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Dean’s Pilla
Thomasville
A. A. Taylor
E. Monroe
Doan
Dean
A. B
Atlanta
New York
Crosby Commercial Agent
Fans debate late kick and monkey shines at Rose buds field
Postgame chatter comes from a Thomasville ball game where a final kick after the bell divides fans and players. Red Griffin says he was safe, Tate men praised, and Tubby Walton draws sidelight as Seaboard Avenue’s outfielders impress. A Marietta visit looms as Georgia Tech stars could visit next week.
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Marietta
Georgia
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Tech
City of Roses
Ignorance Is Bliss For Tourist At Contaminated Spring
A thirsty traveler quaffed from a roadside spring between Moser and Hood River near Dallas Oregon. A highway official warned him as a sign read contaminated water. The man asked what mineral water it was, prompting officials to replace the sign with rotten water wording.
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Dallas
Ore
Mosier
Hood River
Wanzer
Oregon Highway Department
Ean
Darrow Accuses Judge Raulston of Political Ambition
Clarence Darrow, defending in the Scopes trial, telegraphed Chicago Daily News accusing Judge Raulston of using the case to boost his political career. He criticized Raulston’s conduct and timing, citing indictments and a platform role at Bryan events, calling the trial a campaign maneuver.
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Chicago
Clarence Darrow
John T. Scopes
John T. Raulston
Darrow
Greeley
Col
Chicago Daily News
Raulston
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Darrow
Bryan
Scopes
Dayton
Mr. Bryan
Dorothy Ellingson Goes On Trial For Murder
Dorothy Ellingson, 17, again faces trial in San Francisco for the January killing of her mother Anna Ellingson. Her previous insanity ruling delayed proceedings. psychiatrist Dr. Jay Don Ball will recount his first examination. Ellingson, slightly heavier after surgery and illness, shows hysterical behavior and fainting spells. A jury selection began as the case was heard.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jay Don Ball
Tokyo Braille Daily First For Blind In Japan
A Braille daily newspaper in Tokyo becomes the first in Japan for the blind. It prints four pages per edition, funded by philanthropist F. Kimura, with editors S. Htrohaast. Censorship concerns arise as police lack Braille familiarity.
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Tokio Newspaper For
Japan
Tokyo
Fy Mail
Jaffan
F. K'mura
S. Htrohaast
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Joe Jackson
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