New Year Greeting From Athens Company to Athe nians
The message marks the twenty ninth year of the company in Athens. It speaks of progress and gratitude for the South on this first day of 1910, contrasts labor disputes and corruption elsewhere, and extends wishes for happiness and peace to Athens and all Americans. It notes national troubles yet pride in southern resilience.
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Athens
Corporation Tax Takes Effect Tomorrow Affects Big Firms
Washington December 31 corporation tax imposed by the 1909 act becomes effective tomorrow and retroactive for the year ending today. It levies 1 percent on net income above 5 000 for all corporations, with United States Steel Corp earning 122 244 930 and facing a tax of 1 332 449, while Standard Oil and others face varied amounts. Legal challenges to the tax are expected, possibly reaching the Supreme Court for an early decision.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Coraimmes
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Internal Revenue Department
United States Steel Corporation
Uncle Sam
Steel Corporation
Standard Oi
Standard Oil
Wall Street
Supreme Court
Georgia Laymen’s Missionary Movement Convenes in Macon
Delegates from Georgia churches gather for the interdenominational Laymen’s Missionary Movement convention in Macon January 21 to 23, 1910. Expected 1500 delegates, notable speakers cover global evangelism, fundraising, and education efforts with railroad discounts and hotel plans.
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Safaris Missionary Movement
Macon
Georgia
City Auditorium
Christ
Church of God
New York City
Birmingham
Ala
Washington
D. C
Clinton
Richmond
Harrisburg
Union
America
F. H. Williams
Nashville
Tenn
F. W. Walford
Charleston
S. C
Geo. Sherwood Eddy
India
T. B. Ray
D. D
Southern Baptist Convention
W. B. Stubbs
Laymen’s Missionary Movement
Southern M. F Church
Ro. W. Patton
Board of Missions of
the Episcopal Church
Walter W. Moore
Union Theological Seminary
T. H. Yum
Dunbar H. Ogden
Atlanta
R. J. Willingham
Foreign Mission Board
The
S. P. Parker
China
W. H. Park
W. J. Northen
D. Clay Lilly
Final Pullman fare cut set for Oklahoma trains
On December 31 in Guthrie Oklahoma the last day of high Pullman fares arrives as the Corporation Commission order, agreed by the Pullman company, takes effect tomorrow. Berth rates drop about 25 percent and seat rates about 40 percent.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Corporation Commis
Sion
Pullman
Seata
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Southland
Corporation Tax
U. S
United States Steel Corpora
Tion
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pany
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Capital
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Southern Pacific Co
American Telephone and Tele «Ograph Co
American Tobacco Co
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
New York Central
Michaels
Pullmans
Harawa Company
Dornblatt Plumbing Co
Searce
Miller Furniture Company
Athens Transfer & Livery CO
W. Clayton St
Griffith & Welch
John L. Arnold
Clayton and
Jackson Straits
M. Stern
M. G. Michael
G. A. Mell
Y. Harris
Athens Savings Bank
M. Stern, W. T. Bryan
Deupree Hunnicutt
M. G. Michael, J. A. Hunnicutt, T. S. Mell, L. F. Edwards