Georgia voters urged to pass state constitutional amendments
The Thomasville Times Enterprise outlines Georgia amendments on social security funding and elderly tax relief. It urges high turnout, notes the eight thousand dollar Thomas County impact, and stresses a statewide move to participate in federal programs with local tax considerations.
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Birth Anniversary of Jefferson Davis Observed
Yesterday was observed as the birth anniversary of Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy. The piece extols him as a dignified leader and brave figure, noting his lifelong dedication to the Cause and his contentious trials for treason.
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State Department Reorganization Sows Unrest and Fades Hope
Washington faces internal shakeups as older diplomats are pressured out and a reshuffle unfolds led by Secretary Hull. R Walton Moore and William Phillips figure prominently, with Phillips leaving for Italy as Hull seeks a steadier leadership amid tensions and delays.
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Senators Peaches Split As Redbirds Lick Tigers
Columbia and Macon split a doubleheader in the South Atlantic League with the Senators winning 11 to 2 in the afternoon and the Peaches 4 to 0 at night. The Senators collected 16 hits off Macon's pitchers in the first game while Honeycutt and Chamberlain held Macon to five. Columbia left eight on base. Macon left five. In the other game Columbus beat Augusta 7 to 5 in 10 innings. The Jacksonville Savannah game was ruined.
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War Admiral Pompoon Renew Belmont Stakes Battle
Samuel Rid die's War Admiral and J G Lochheim's Pompoon headline the 69th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park as five possibly six other colts join the field. Prevailing Derby and Preakness results hint at a two horse finish, with hopes for a larger crowd and rival entries from Brook lyn, Flying Scot, Melodist and Sceneshifter plus Vamoose from Falaise stable.
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Unclear Pitching Duel Between R D Smith and Columbus
R. D. Smith pitched for Augusta allowing 15 hits while Roees bach and Dunkle for Columbus held the opponent to eight hits combined.
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