Slaton Tells Hotel Men Taxes Too High
Atlanta June 9 Former Governor John M Slaton told members of the Georgia Hotel Men's association at the Ansley banquet that federal taxation laws threaten business He said American tax proceeds amount to one day in six labor.
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Russia
John M. Slaton
Georgia Hotel Men’s Association
Ansley
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L. Dinkler
Dinkler Hotel Company
F. J. Paxon
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Slaton
United States
Local residents take trips and relocate in brief notes
Mrs. C. E. Niblack and family visit relatives in South Carolina. Miss Lucy Lane returns from Georgia and Athens for commencement guests. Mr. and Mrs. Brownell move from Albany to Americus and stay with the Lanes on Lee Street. Frances Sparks returns from Memphis veterans reunion. W. T. Lane goes to Ash N. C. for publishing work. References to a billboard and a WOOTTEN TRANSFER ad conclude the column.
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South Carolina
Lucy Lane
Monticello
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Georgia
C. L. Brownell
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Busy B's of Coolidge Team Named for Convention
Washington dispatch notes the three Busy B’s for Coolidge’s convention and campaign. Theodore Burton of Cleveland is temporary chairman and keynote speaker. William M Butler of Boston will head the Republican National Committee and run the campaign. Marion LeRory Burton of Ann Arbor, Michigan, chairs the Michigan university group to place Coolidge in nomination.
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William M. Butler
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Republican National Committee
Marion LeRory Burton
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
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