Economic Outlook for Quarter Ends in New York
New York reports a buoyant first quarter with prosperity rising despite inflation fears. Bank clearings, consumer buying, and labor demand push industry forward while steel and copper prices climb. textile and wool sectors show mixed gains as wage talks and outdoor construction loom in Westchester.
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Sodate
Federal Reserve
Bank Dei Ingana
Englan
Cnme
Frethrieg
Westchester County
Taxation in Georgia A Debate on Reform and Equity
The article argues for modernizing Georgia taxation moving away from a flat ad valorem system. It highlights disparities where many citizens pay little while others face high burdens, especially on land and intangible property. It compares Georgia with Florida Mississippi Tennessee and Virginia, urging revaluation, broader net income taxes, and graduated levies to fund schools roads and health. It references historical constitutional changes and court interpretations to justify uniform taxation and fairness.
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Georgia
Ahuil
India
BATES
Sstems
Florida
Louisiana
Louisana
Georg Pia
Mississippi
Ad Valoremente
Equalizaton
Cty
Atlanta
Bpeng
Supreme Court
Mysterious G and Governs Your Weigh
A dubious ad promises rapid weight loss for thousands of people without starvation, dieting, or exercise through Rid OVAL. It claims a Kansas City chemist developed the treatment and offers a free trial by sending money and a home address in a garbled appeal.
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Kansas City
Dnousarde
Kanana City
Georgia Tax Plan Urges Wide Ranging Reforms
The author argues Georgia must adopt real economy and major tax reform to fix finances. Proposes biennial budgeting, lower state real estate rates, classification of property, and no tax on money and credit papers. Advocates a nominal net income tax tied to a classified property system with strong exemptions and no double taxation. Recommends a two-mill state real estate cap, uniform county limits, and systematic revaluations to boost revenue without harming agriculture or industry.
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Georgia Sees Property Tax Revenue Shift Under Reform
The state projects about 35,000,600 in property tax revenue under a new plan. It aims to reduce demand on the yeo rPle, promote equitable distribution, and require strict uniformity of county taxation in the constitution.
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Georgia
Singers Set for Atlanta Auditorium Week of Opera
Single seat sale to begin Monday as a wave of stars visits Atlanta. Galli-Curci and Lucrecia Bori lead a lineup including Kemp, Ponsello, Martinelli, Scot, Didur, and Gigli. audiences anticipate a week of premier performances and high cultural excitement in the city.
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Galli-Curci
Lucrecia Bori
Tuliette
Romeo
Julette
Atlanta
Fler Ourl
Barbara Kemp
Grea
Misa Kemp
Burope
Arriva i
New York
Neo Ponsello
Martinelli
Scot
Didur Mardones
Rother
de Lnon
Gigli
Estelea
Arent
Salvation Army field project funding outlined for Atlanta
Fragmented 1923 budget notes detail Salvation Army plans in Atlanta: relief work, salaries, rents, and supplies. Proposals include $40,000 in direct relief, $4,000 for meeting hall costs, $10,000 for offices, $5,000 for an emergency home, $3,000 for lodging and food for homeless men, and $7,000 for property payments. The document references several corps, divisions, and facilities.
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Fullwin
Haneren
Green Villay Soc
Atlanta
Luckie Street
Salvation Army
Atanta
Campaim Organization
Sarjore
City committees map district blocks and chairs listed
A long list details Boundaries and chairmen for districts in Atlanta including Georgia Tech area, Fourth National and Citizens and Southern Bank blocks, Pryor and Decatur corridors, Bonar and Hart buildings, and many hotels and theaters. Names include L W Robert, Mrs Irving Thomas, Mr Samuel Schoen, K Large, F A Brine, Mrs Joe Grouver, Larry Attmayer, and others. Also notes transportation and organizational subcommittees with numerous church and civic groups mentioned.
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L. W. Robert
Fourth National
Citizens
Southern Bank
Irving Thomas
Candler
Decater Street
Peschtren
Pryor
Pryor Exchange
Ivy
Decatur Beck
Aragon Hotel
Marion
Grand
Temple Sisterhood
Council of Jewish Women
Bamuel Schoen
Hart
Muse
Triangle
Metropolitan Theater
Piedmont Hotel
Amerian Savings Bank
Womens Sunitary of the
Pleat Presbyterian Church
Mra
George J Ynndt
Grant Building
City Hall
Mock
Klwants Club
Larry Attmayer
Bealey ‘Buttling
Dante
Heas & Howell
Jackdlog
Luckie Street
Pontoffice
K. Large
Joe Grouver
Enat
Eashtree
Eilis
Baker
Srr
Baier
Spring Roof
Pink
Kugewood
Idgewood
Houston
OKB
JB Hatey Charman Kimball
Peinley
Hans Amusleag Muekendal
ehalFna Wilsall
Baltrands
Alabama
Prien Mitchel
Arnee Ananga
Marleyty
Salton
Mpring
Juputiun
West End
Proshy Foray Clurth
Badnev
Busin Te Gaban
West Bod Derajur
Blkip
Ducatur Teast Pont Comin Tree
Thompson Charman
Fast Point Porth
Ralevard
Isle Koene
Batew
Orme Circle
Oolidge Myenne
Owins
Fast Atlanta
Leva’ Elin
Joc Wilkins
Tachta Arrest Bolton
KB Oh
Mes
Gambiig
Hulton, Emyrna
Tur
BLF
Bell
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Mo Wilrua
Krkwond Eworth MB
Collna Memorial
Summer price cuts slash coal costs this summer
Household coal prices drop as summer reductions take effect Monday, lowering the market to its lowest in two years. Experts cite waning demand and policy to reduce surplus stock, with some dealers cutting from 9 to 50 per ton and premiums easing at central outlets amid April fiscal year ends.
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Sunutaneeds
Emily
Giazier
Rome
Dentera Teport
Fred
Griffin Boy Dies After Auto Collision
Jimmie LaPrade eight year old son of Mr and Mrs HoT LaPrade died this morning at the Griffin hospital from injuries after an auto driven by Lewin George skidded on a wet pavement and struck him near the experimental farm. He was rushed to the hospital where physicians found severe injuries to the face shoulder and back. The driver and his wife and sister in law were en route when the accident occurred witnesses say braking caused the skid and dragging the child about 60 feet. He is survived by his parents three brothers William John and Nari and one sister Lena. Funeral details not yet announced.
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Mureh
Jimmie LaPrade
Hot laPreade
Lewis George
Lewin George
Ehld
Tim
William John
Nari
Lena WaPrade
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