Times Enterprise wary notes on politics and society
The item catalogs a string of editorials and quips on elections Mussolini Hoover Roosevelt and social topics. It treats Georgia politics legislative procedure and national figures with a local newspaper voice reflecting the era. It also jokes about vacation plans and cherry picks headlines from the period.
Redistricting Georgia Faces June Session Dilemma
The Georgia legislature must decide how to redraw congressional districts at the June session or provide a plan to govern the 1982 election. Georgia loses two seats, reducing from twelve to ten, prompting calls for a fair chance at re election and ongoing political maneuvering.
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Georgia
Logia
Life in a Past Era: Simple Jobs and Little Modern Gizmos
The excerpt paints a slow paced rural town scene with no wrist watches or radios, scarce telephones, candles for light, and everyday wages like $1.50 for a hired girl and $5.00 weekly for apprentices. It highlights modest commerce such as liver in a butcher’s bin and suspenders offered with suits.
Smallpox and Typhoid Cases Reported in County
Health officers report several smallpox cases among Boston school children with high vaccination rates and no widespread spread. In Meigs several typhoid cases and one death are noted, with warnings on sanitation and vaccination as essential for long term control.
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Boston
Thomas County
Thomasville
Meigs
Health Department
State Board of Health
S. S. Titanic life ring washes ashore
A cork life ring marked S. S. Titanic washed up on Gravesend Bay shore. The Titanic struck an iceberg and sank in the North Atlantic on April 15, 1912, with 1,503 lives lost, an event reported 19 years later.
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New York
Gravesend Bay
North Atlantic
Fist Fights On Floor Of Florida House Of Refs
On May 30 1931 in Tallahassee a floor brawl between J Tom Watson and R C Horne erupted during a three day filibuster over a pari mutuel wagering bill and a racing ban. The governor vetoed the bill deeming gambling unsound. Both men bled after colleagues separated them amid chaotic defense of large versus small county interests.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
House of Representatives
House
J. Tom Watson
Hillsboro
R. C. Horne
Madison County
Doyle Carlton
Senate Journal Today
Ktep
Rep
Watson
Horne
1930 Farm Census Data for Thomas County Georgia
May 29 Washington report presents census figures from the 1930 farm census for Thomas county Georgia with notes on exclusions and later cotton figures. It lists totals and comparisons to earlier years and includes remarks on acreage and production without full details for 1920 1925 and 1935 figures.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas County
Georgia
Gener Easasevete
Piri Morheteeny
Passage of War Lessons From General Pershing
General John J. Pershing reflects on the American expeditionary forces in France and the lessons learned. He credits President Wilson and Secretary Baker for support, notes the nation’s unpreparedness at the outset, and dedicates the work to those who served and sacrificed in World War I.
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France
Europe
Wilson
Baker
John J. Perstiing
Telegram from Senator Warren Over Language Skills in War
In May 1917 at Fort Sam Houston Major General Jack Pershing discusses a telegram from Senator F E Warren asking about his French ability. Warren then relays a candid exchange with the Secretary of War about whether Pershing speaks French and related discussions.
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Washington
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Texas
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France
Messize
Jack
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Command In France Plans For Regiments In Our Department
Telegram from Maj. Gen Hugh L Scott indicates plans to move infantry regiments and artillery from the department for service in France. Col M W Barnum and leaders designate Sixteenth to Twenty-eighth regiments and Sixth Field Artillery to form the first division. Belief in imminent supreme command follows discussions with Gen Bell and others. NOTICE COLORED TEACHERS invites Thomas County teachers to Summer School with reduced rates at Albany Georgia Normal College. J G Garrison urges attendance and permits before June 8 1931. Jimmie Hart now in charge of meat department at J F Cannady store corner North Broad Calhoun streets.
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France
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Lst
Bell
Leonard Wood
General Bell
Thomas H., Barry
Hugh J. Scott
Tasker Bliss
Thomas County
Georgia Normal College
Albany
Jimmie Hart
J. F. Cannady
North Broad
Calhoun Streets
Hart
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