Governor Browns Message to Georgia Legislature 1910
Gov. Brown urges overhaul of Georgia registration law arguing it unfairly blocks rural voters while city residents face fewer hurdles. He compares state practices with others, calls for a 30 day close of books, advocates prompt teacher pay, and seeks broader reform of education and taxation to balance burdens and benefits.
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A Georgia Tax Reform Plea for Uniform Valuation
A speaker argues that inequities in taxation persist under voluntary assessments and proposes state and county boards of equalization to enforce uniform property valuations. The plan aims to raise perceived fair value, reduce disparities between counties, and ensure corporations and large estates pay their shares, with no net increase in total tax take.
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