Distribution of Income by States finds New York leads annual income
A New York Illinois study shows New York tops national income with about 4.0 billion dollars, while Pennsylvania follows. East North Central states Illinois Ohio Michigan Indiana Wisconsin sum to nearly 16 billion, 22 percent of U.S. total, with per capita averages varying across regions. The report draws on income tax, census, wages, agriculture and corporate data to analyze state economies and tax capacity.
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New York
Illinois
Beers
National Bureau Economic Research
Ayos
Pennsylvania
Newrc
Buowu
Economic Red
Oswald W.ath
Exhaus
United States
Bue Vandor
Wesley C. Miteh
Michigan
Wisconsin
Middle Atlantic
New Jersey
New England
Biust
North Central
Ohio
Indiana
Tempe
California
Department of Agriculture
Fayette County Farmer Accuses Blalock Bankers of Cotton Theft
A Fayette County farmer files a sworn affidavit against the firm of T. and A. O. Blalock, Fayetteville bankers, alleging they diverted one hundred bales of his cotton. The document, dated 1922, ties the case to A. O. Blalock's candidacy for Commissioner of Agriculture and details loan negotiations, notes, and alleged misappropriation linked to the estate of S. T. Blalock. The Savannah Hawkeye reports the controversy as a campaign feature and notes local election implications.
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J. J. Brown
S. T. Blalock
Wareson Vayetteville
Georgia
Elie Ihrae
Blalock
Otto
Fayette County
Adams
Fulton
Br. Clalec
Savannah Hawkeye
Fayet, Pat
Éisousaay
Abell, Bisiock
Blalock Defense Tied to Foreclosure Details
Blalock defends himself by referencing a newspaper card from The Constitution on August 22. He claims an alleged foreclosure process involved multiple delays and state actions, arguing the explanation fails to clarify the sequence of events and responsibilities of Adams and others.
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Blalock
Vera
Adams
Adams Comes Back Strong in Court Run Involving Blalock
The document fragment shows Adams resuming a vigorous defense while Mr Blalock denies statements. It references Fayette county, a customer, and a dispute over cotton pricing with figures around 20 cents per pound and related demands. The surrounding text is garbled but indicates a legal or sworn deposition context and ongoing dispute between named individuals.
Georgia Gubernatorial Fight Dominates Voter Interest
Georgia voters prepare for September 13 primaries as Governor Thomas W. Hardwick seeks re nomination against Clifford M Walker in a race shaped by the Ku Klux Klan issue and alleged alignments with former senators. Walker backed by Watson opposes Hardwick on unmasking Klan activity and election unrest. Congressional races also feature opposition to several incumbents across districts.
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Atlanta
Congress
Thomas W. Hardwick
Clifford M. Walker
United States
Thomas BE. Watson
Walker
Watson
Hoke Smith
United States Senate
William J. Harris
Harris
Wattson
Hardwick
Rooney
Washington
Imperial Palace
James L. Key
Ralph O. Cochran
William D. Upshaw
J. W. Overstreet
RK. L. Moore
Statesboro
J J. Flint
State Senate
State Democratic Executive Committee
K. W. Wise
Charles H. Brand
Thom Ina M. Bell
Latvia to Build Baltic Casino Complex and Gambling Path
Riga plans a grand casino opening in August with a permanent venue, hotel expansion, horse racing, sea bathing, and new transport links. The project, funded by French interests, targets high earners and aims to rival Monte Carlo while adding a bank and modern European amenities.
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Riga
Baltic
Monte Cariol
Tiga
Higa
Helsingfors
Reval
Libau
Pelican scandal stirs Yellowstone park wildlife
In Yellowstone Wyoming the pelican community faces a furor after Prof Henry Ward of the University of Illinois accuses the birds of hogging trout. Ward reports about 400 pelicans feed almost exclusively on trout, potentially depleting sport catches as he studies the fish relations for the federal bureau of fisheries.
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Yellowstone Park, Wyo
Mr. Pelican
Henry B.ward
Department of Zoology
University of Illinois
Pelican
Professor Ward
Federal Bureau of Fisheries
Lake Yellowstone
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Gulft
Mexico
Rocky Mountain
Ward
Pelicans face limits as inspectors study lake flock
A report notes hatchery men can gather only a fraction of normal eggs as Pelican home life is described. Pelicans in the Lake Flock show 400 birds with 200 nests and 200 mates. Professor Ward will seek federal action to bar pelicans as summer visitors to the park during further investigations.
Hairnet Industry Shantung Exports Move Markets
In Shantung Province hairnets are a major industry with over 70,000 workers in 270 factories weaving hair from pig tails discarded by Chinese. Since the Republic, many have shaved queues, creating a hair surplus. Black Chinese hair dyes easily to brown blonde or brunette to suit Western tastes.
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America
Chefco
Shantung
China
No Demand Hits Factories as Trade Shifts in Athens
A fragment notes about seventy factories closing due to no demand. It questions whether Chinese merchants face reduced activity as Western women alter hair trends or if European competition rises. The piece mentions Lion Stores of Athens and claims public interest in shopping practices reported by The Banner-Herald.
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Lion Stores
Athens
Shrae
Banner- Herald
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Nottle
Geer
Ira
N. W. Kelley
Ku Klux
Latvia
E. Kay
The
Athens, Ga
Hinton
Epps
Washington St ‘St
Williams Transfer & Storage. Co
Hubert M. Rylee
Feta
Solic Makie
Husband
Lumpkin Street
Athens Real Estate
Moxie
Erwin & Co
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