First Amendment Adopted in Georgia House Rules Fight
The Georgia House adopted the first amendment to proposed rule changes. It requires two thirds consent of the House to introduce any general appropriations bill, with two thirds equal to a majority of all members elected. A second resolution seeks cost figures for the farm market bureau from Commissioner Brown within ten days.
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France to open talks on settling debt with United States
Paris reports indicate the French government plans to inform Washington of its wish to begin negotiations over the French debt. Foreign Minister Briand may dispatch instructions to Ambassador Daeschner as discussions by the foreign office and finance ministry assess proposals. Officials caution awaiting concrete steps despite hopeful dispatches.
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Washington Awaits Word on French War Debt Talks
Washington reports July 1 that officials in the capital remain silent on Paris plans to begin negotiations over funding war debt. The administration monitors any signaling from France as it weighs financial and diplomatic implications.
Dooheny Denies Elk Hill Lease In Naval Oil Story
Edward Doheny in an Associated Times interview says there was never an Elk Hill lease and his firm would not have built the Pearl Harbor base. He cites Admiral Robinson's belief in a Pacific war threat in 1921 and recalls memories of Belgium's invasion horrors raised in a deposition related to Teapot Dome and Elk Hill cases.
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Teapot Dome
Coolidge resumes vacation routine at summer White House
President Coolidge returns to his vacation schedule at the summer White House in Swampscott as Secretary Sanders handles business from the executive office in Lynn. The prior urgent trip to Plymouth VT to his father’s bedside is noted.
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Auto collision near Jesup leaves one dead
A morning crash on the Jesup Broadhurst road killed Fred Brown, of Eagle, and seriously injured Fred Knight, who later fled the sanitarium after attempting to refuse aid. Knight's car was wrecked and Mrs. Ernest Speed of Needmore escaped with minor damage.
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Italian funding plans delayed for Italy debt talks
Washington July 1 negotiations on funding Italy's war debts to the United States halted temporarily after two conferences. Mario Alberti member of the Italian Debt Mission will return to Rome for more data on Italy's capacity to pay and negotiations will resume after August 1.
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Weather in Georgia Tonight and Thursday
Weather forecast for Georgia warns of fair conditions tonight with possible roehle thunderstorms and showers on Thursday. Forecasters expect thundershowers in parts of the state, with lingering unsettled conditions across coastal and inland areas.
National educators refuse to discuss evolution at meeting
The resolutions committee of the National Education Association will not submit a resolution on evolution to the annual convention. Several resolutions opposing teaching restrictions were presented, but the committee said it was inadvisable to express an opinion. The committee plans to report on Thursday. Hoosier orators Meredith Nicholson and Albert J. Beveridge spoke on Senate procedure and debate limits. Miss McSimmons and Miss Corolina Adair were nominated for NIEA president, with Dr. Henry L. Smith named treasurer.
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Rockefeller family advocates of spanking children
New York reports that spanking has been a long standing practice in the Rockefeller family. Interviews with prominent men recount childhood discipline by paternal and grand parental hands. John D. Rockefeller Sr and John D. Rockefeller Jr are described as enduring the return of discipline with differing later views on its impact.
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Dayton People Prep for Scopes Trial Visit
Dayton Tennessee reads as a theatre for the Scopes trial with the town bracing events around the famous case. The scene contrasts with dramatic Hamlet style, as unfamiliar crowds gather in the daylight.
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Santa Barbara Earthquake Rebuild Efforts Press On
Santa Barbara, Calif. July 1. The quake damaged the city as thousands rise to rebuild. Ten people killed and five major shocks recorded since Monday. Estimated damage around twenty five million dollars as reconstruction begins.
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Santa Barbara Plans Fast Reconstruction After Earthquake
Santa Barbara leaders outlined a swift rebuilding program after a major earthquake. They expect losses of 20 to 25 million dollars with 2 million in quake insurance and proposed a 20 million dollar reconstruction loan plus a 2 million dollar aid fund. Bankers seek nationwide clearing house support while San Francisco and Los Angeles send engineers to supervise demolition and plan redevelopment.
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Mansion Committee Report Read to Senate in Atlanta
In Atlanta on July 1 the Senate convened for 39 minutes then met in executive session to hear Governor Walker's message. Several bills were introduced and the mansion committee's report on selecting an executive mansion site was read and referred. the panel recommended purchasing the governor's present quarters for about $86,000. The House focused on bill introductions, privileged resolutions, and reading the mansion report.
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Associated Press
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Caillaux Measure Defeated by Deputies in Paris
Paris July 1 the measure proposed by Finance Minister Caillaux was defeated in the chamber of deputies today but the vote did not affect government confidence. The Painleve ministry remained in place despite the result.
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Tennessee evolution drama unfolds with stage set
The narrative centers on the chief actor while legal heads handle the speaking parts. A young school teacher visits friends in Kentucky as properties are assembled and the stage is prepared for the car.
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Underwood to Retire From Politics in March
Alabama Senator Oscar W. Underwood will not seek re election when his term ends. In a letter to Victor Hanson publisher of the Birmingham News he announced plans to retire from active political affairs after March fourth.
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Fletcher Bribery Case May Reach Jury Late Today
In Atlanta the trial of L. J. Fletcher and Thomas Hayden for conspiracy to accept bribes from wealthy prisoners nears jury instructions after brief cross examination. Fletcher denies taking money from Mannie Kessler Morris Sweetwood Willie Haar and others, declaring assets under $6,000 after more than twenty years in prison service.
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Savannah
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Extra Territorial Rights in China to Be Brought to Fore
Washington reports instructions for Minister MacMurray due in Peking by July fourth. The aim is to push the question of extraterritorial rights in China onto the agenda at the earliest practicable date. If other powers agree, the international commission set up at the Washington arms conference may begin its work alongside representatives of nations with a stake in China.
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Prohi Director Haynes Seeks Ohio Governor Seat
Prohibition Commissioner Roy A. Haynes may resign to run for governor of Ohio. A supporters conference will be held in Washington to consider the bid though no formal announcement has been made yet.
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Haynes Seen as Possible Ohio Governor Candidate
Washington report says Roya Haynes, longtime federal prohibition commissioner, is expected to resign soon to run for governor of Ohio next year. Plans for entering the race were outlined this week.
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Washington, D. C
Roya Haynes
Ohio
Testimony Denies Christmas Present Links in Trial
Fletcher testified he did not receive a $5 009 Christmas present as alleged and denied giving special privileges to Sweetwood Kessler or the Haars from Savannah. The court overruled defense attempts to admit Albert E Sartain testimony, noting Sartain was previously convicted of bribery and sentenced to eighteen months.
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