Rules of 1926 Adopted After Heated House Debate
Atlanta statehouse report details the Georgia house adopting the 1925 26 rules with a gag rule tweak. debate centered on control of legislative program in the last 14 days. Governor Walker slated to deliver farewell message Friday as Hardman prepares to take office the next day.
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Senate
Walker
Elect Hardman
Atlanta
House of Representatives
W. P. Miller
Muscogee County
Wilboit
Warren County
Lindsay
DeKalb
Howard
Chattahoochee
Wilhoit
A. H. Thompson
LaGrange
Gov. Walker
Georgia
Clifford Walker
L. G. Hardman
Commerce
Asvernor
Assembly
E. B. B. Dykes
Dooley County
Richard B. Russell, Jr
Barrow County
Hardman
J. R. Roosser
Lafayette
County Court of Ordinary
State Agricultural College
Douglas
South Georgia Junior State College
Bennett
Coffee
Rivers
Lakeland
Coffe
Lester
Covington
Bullard
Valmetto
Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association
Stone Mountain Memorial
Nsed
General Judiciary Committee
Lewis
Sparta
20Th
State Board of Education
Jackson
Gray
A. B. Mobley
Claud Norman
Ella Mae Thornton
Max
If you don't tell em you can't sell em
Omaha June 23. Fred W Anderson owner of a Co rad Nebraska merchandise store urges grocers to advertise heavily. He claims two percent of gross receipts should go to advertising in 1927 and says advertising can change breakfast automobile and living. Officers will be elected today.
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Atlanta
Senate
H. H. Elders
Reidsville
D. Rivers
Lakeland
Omaha
National
Anderson
Five Deacons resign from Calvary Baptist Church
New York June 23 Five deacons of Calvary Baptist Church have resigned objecting to emotionalism they say leads to fainting and shouting. They criticize pastor Rev John Roach Straton over fundamental points of doctrine and church conduct and claim a gag rule kept them from speaking at last night’s meeting. Deacons Bradford Von Upstall Wilson Hurst Wentworth cite Pentecostalism as a factor, calling it an old troublemaking crowd.
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New York
Calvary Baptist Church
John Roach Straton
Stephens A. Bradford
Bradford
H. A. von Upstall
Leonard B. Wilson
John Hurst
Frank E. Wentworth
Cavalry Church
Search Underway For Naval Officer After Plane Wreck
San Diego reports continued search for Lieut. Commander William S. actor operations officer at the naval air station presumed survived the torpedo plane crash off Laguna Beach. Pilot Lieut. Thomas Fisher swam to shore after the wreck and led authorities to the scene.
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Hactor
San Diego
William’ S
Naval Air Station
Here
Laguna Beach
Navy
Thomas Fisher
Fisher
Charles K. Robbins
Newport Beach
Lieut. Fisher
Robbins
Crescent City
Cal
Oklahoma farmer shoots alleged attacker in courtroom
Arch Gilbreath, 42, of Duncan Oklahoma, shot and killed B F Cox in a district courtroom during the trial of Cox accused of attacking Gilbreath's daughter. About 60 spectators looked on as Gilbreath fired three times at Cox who died from back injuries. Gilbreath was seized by a jailor and detained. released on $10000 bond posted by ten friends.
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Arch Gilbreath
Okla
Farmer
Duncan
B. F. Cox
Gilbreath
Cox
Pike Goes 10 Jury Shortly After NNCON
The jury in the N T Pike case did not return by 4:15 pm with a verdict. Closing arguments began after the defense and prosecution presented their sides, Judge MacIntyre ordered the jury held overnight, and further rebuttal by Mr Stewart covered prior felonies and multiple arrests, with Stewart detailing prior hardships and legal battles.
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Choe Aaingt
Pike
NNCON
Stewart
Georgia Tobacco Markets Open Tuesday August 2
Telegram from Thomas County tobacco warehouse manager Guy 8 Jones, attending tobacco men meeting in Morehead North Carolina, states Georgia tobacco markets will open Tuesday August 2.
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Guy 8. Jones
Thomas County Tobacco Warehouse
Morehead
N. C
Georgia
Dissension in San Francisco Honolulu flight plans
Open dispute arises between San Francisco flight committee head Milo D. Kent and Ernest L. Smith a local aviator preparing an independent bid to span the Pacific. Kent seeks government action to block Smith claiming the move risks death by action while Smith backers defend the plane and challenge Kent control.
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San Francisco
Honolulu
Pacific
Milo D. Kent
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Cabinet Office
Ernest L. Smith
Hawaii
Kent
Smith
James D. Dole
Dole
Anthony Parente
Edmund J. Moffett
R. E. Wood
C. H
Convicts in Kansas Prison Mine Barter for Cigarettes
In Lansing Kansas 328 inmates and 14 guards have been barricaded 720 feet underground since Tuesday demanding cigarettes. Prison officials report meals of oats for mules as the only food remaining and the situation could end if negotiations proceed with the convicts.
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Lansing
Kan
R. H. Hudspeth
Hudspeth
Kansas Penitentiary
Dempsey and Sharkey Sign for 15 Round July Bout
New York June 23 Jack Dempsey and Jack Sharkey signed a contract to box 15 rounds at Yankee Stadium July 21. Dempsey will receive 27 1 2 per cent of receipts and Sharkey 92 1 2 under the terms. The boxers posted appearance forfeits of 2500 dollars.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Jack Sharkey
Yankee Stadium
Dempsey
Sharkey
Bantamweight title fight postponed at Wrigley Field
The Bud Taylor versus Tony Canzoneri bantamweight championship bout at Wrigley Field was postponed due to cold weather and threat of rain, moving to tomorrow night.
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Chicago
Bud Taylor
Tony Canzoneri
Wrigley Field
Byrd Planes Target 4 A M Takeoff For Paris Flight
New York reports indicate Commander Byrd aims to launch the America from Roosevelt Field at 4 o clock tomorrow morning if improved weather holds. Porter Adams arrives to seal the barograph as meteorologists note fading fog and cooler air aiding the planned hop to France.
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America
Paris
New York
Porter Adams
National Aeronautic Association
Byrd
James 7. Kimball
New Foundland
Bert Acosta
Richard B. Byrd
Europe
T. Harold Kinkade
Wright Motor
Ireland
Kinkade
Roosevelt Field
N.Y
France
Weather Bureau
National Aeronautical Association
Washington
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Lindbergh Flies From Dayton to Washington Today
Charles A. Lindbergh departed Wright Field, Dayton, at 8:42 a.m. in an army pursuit plane, heading to Washington. He landed at Bolling Field, Washington, D.C., at 11:27 a.m. after flying from Dayton.
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Lindbergh
Washington
Dayton
Ohio
Charles A. Lindbergh
Wright Field
Bolling Field
Washington, D. C
New York
Paris
SOVIETS SHOT 10 TERRORISTS IN BORDER RAID CRACKDOWN
Moscow reports ten terrorists named Kobilinsky Garas were executed and 19 others were captured after border raids on Polish territory. The group allegedly attacked Soviet officials and looted villages. Officials from war navy and commerce discussed future plans and aviation development abroad.
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Moscow
Kobilinsky Garas
Kiev
Pravda
War, Navy and Commerce Departments
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