Legislative Tinkering and Georgia's Industrial Awakening
Louis Siebold argues congressional adjournment sparked a wave of urban rural cooperation stabilizing economies from Chicago to Georgia. The piece critiques annual legislative sessions, urging tax system stability and repeal of yearly assemblies to unleash industrial progress in Georgia.
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Louis Siebold
America
Chicago
Metropolia
Chigage
New York
San Francisco
Atlanta
Georgia
Congress
Rastlent
Capital iii
Siebold
Sperl
Georgia business growth seeks steady policy from upcoming assembly
The statement urges business and industry to expand without constant legislative tinkering. It asserts the forthcoming assembly must carry the responsibility to foster growth in Georgia’s economy.
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Georgia
Bryan Advocates U S Peace Role and League of Nations
In a Miami address William Jennings Bryan argues the United States must act without motive to spread peace and support the League of Nations as the world seeks universal peace. He promotes American participation in world affairs and cooperation to stabilize Europe, contrasting past positions and noting shifts within the Democratic Party.
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William Jennings Bryan
Miami
United States
League ,of Nations
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Uchet
Samnte
San Francisco
Cox
Mr. Wilson
Sunde
League of Nations
Gang
Democratic Party
Grave of My Love and Other Georgia Verses
A miscellany blends Franel poems about love and memory with a rustic collage of lines on daisies stars bells and heartbeats. Interwoven are stray notes from the Wohlonega Nugget including an Income Tax quip and a vintage cure for cold feet told as a humorous anecdote.
Senator Ladd of North Dakota to visit Brunswick bank group
Senator Ladd, a Republican with nonpartisan league backing, will speak at the Georgia County Bankers' Association gathering in Brunswick this week. The piece notes his career as a chemistry professor and farm journalist, plus his forecast of two parties fading and a third rising, with critics arguing third parties hinder progress.
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Latth
Georgia
Athine
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Jamestown
Senate
The Ten Books I Have Enjoyed Most
A North American Newspaper Alliance list highlights favorite books by readers and notable authors. It features works by Voltaire Dostoevsky Dumas and others, noting classics like The Decameron and The Arabian Nights, with copyright details and publication notes.
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North American Newspaper Alliance
Local Boy Elected To Phi Beta Kappa At Georgia
Edwin M. Everett of Atlanta was elected to Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Georgia. Son of Mr and Mrs T Dr Everett he serves as editor in chief of the Georgia Cracker university literary magazine and achieved this national scholastic honor at a recent fraternity meeting.
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Georgia
Edwin M. Everett
Atlama
Dr. Everett
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Georgia
Everett
Georgia “Cracker
Reno Hamlin Said to Be Bunco Operator
Floyd Woodward is named as a chief lieutenant in recent bunco schemes tied to Reno Hamlin alias J Miller. Hamlin was brought from Muskogee Oklahoma to Atlanta and jailed in Fulton County without bond as investigators prepare a swift trial.
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Bunco
John A. Boydn
J. Miller
Muskogee
Oklo
Jack Carroll Hamlin
Miller
Solicitor General
Offier
Floyd Woodward
Atlanta
Jack Carroll
Hamlin
Fulton County
Boykin
Knights Templar Elect Officers in Gainesville
At the Pilgrim Commandery No. 1h Knights Templar meeting in Gainesville Georgia officers were elected for the ensuing year Eminent Commander W G Mealor generalissimo L B Veeder captain general C R Hammond senior warden Charles S Reid junior warden C J Webb standard bearer J H Pittard warden Louis Whitehead sword bearer Pierpont Brown recorder I F P Siensett treasurer William H Hosch prelate F A Mershintl
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Pilgrim Commandery
Knightta Templar
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W. G. Mealor
L. B. Veeder
C. R. Hammond
Charles St. Reid
C. J. Webb
J. H. Pittard
Louis Whitehead
Pierpon
Greenwich Village Bohemia Clashes With City Morals
In April New York police raid Greenwich Village venues seen as bohemian hubs. Young patrons, artists, and writers face pressure from officials as culture and privacy collide. Boxing star Luis Angel Firpo and columnist Roy Tr. McCardell figure among notable names in a mix of local life and media chatter.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Bohemia
Washington Square
Aeuno
Ainge Trondrik van Laon
Vilage
Greenwich Vilage
Luis Anel Firpo
Broadway
Langley Praises Editorial on Arid Lands Canal Plan
Representative elect Langley commends an April 7 editorial opposing waste lands policy and urging federal support for a waterway from the St Marys area to the Mississippi Gulf, arguing it would reclaim millions of acres and boost Georgia’s wealth and national improvements. He cites Rep Addison T. Smith and urges northern states to back southern development. Rome, Ga.
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Idaho
Smith
California
Georgia
Alabama
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Bt. Marks, Fla
Missiastop
New Orleans
Tania
Nilu
Cumberland Sound
Micafuslpi River
Gulf of Mexico
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Neiona
Pouylnnd
Leg J. Langley
State Realtors Urge License Law For Georgia
J Amy Murphey of Macon, president of the Georgia Real Estate Association, outlines support for a state license law to govern real estate brokers in Georgia. The statement urges an ethics standard, penalties, license revocation for malpractice, and a framework to ensure trustworthy transactions as industry and business interests grow in the state.
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Macon
Georgia Treal Estate Association
Atlanta
Vrorhlont Murphey
Georgia
Manan
Negenarn
Grargia
Ogder
Renitard
Ion
General Assembly
Interesea
Favor Centennial Aid For Macon Centennial Effort
Macon Georgia April 9 Special. Favorable consideration was given to the petition asking the city council to subscribe 5000 dollars toward and help write the fund for staging the Macon centennial celebration at a meeting of the finance committee of the city council today.
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Macon
Look Out Brothers Fooling With Sam’s Pen
Editor Charles M News from Cornelia Georgia April 1923 reports Brother Sam Small in a debate over the national constitution. Miss Rutherford and Mrs Nelson are described in peevish, mocking terms as the piece exposes a defense article.
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Sam
Charles M
Cornelia
April
Holloman Taxation Address Outlines Georgia Plan
In the City and State report Citizen James A. Holloman presents a taxation plan for Georgia emphasizing fair base on property and intangibles, low overall rates, and uniform county taxation. The proposal aims to raise state funds equitably while avoiding double taxation and maintaining a merchantable evaluation system.
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City Club of
Atlanta
James A. Holloman
Georgia
Committee On Taxation
Holloman
Ieterret
Indunyi
Unis
Mada Luraugh
Goa
Kia Collsy
Fair and Warmer Forecast From Local Meteorologist
Local meterologist C F von Herrmann predicts the day will reach about 70 degrees with a note that seasonal warmth has been reluctant to arrive. He cites variable weather and suggests a cold snap may end, bringing summer-like conditions soon.
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C. F. von Herrmann
Alleged hospital burglar held on charge
Luther Richards a negro from 140 East Ellis street was bound over with a $3,000 bond Monday by Recorder Johnson for burglarizing the Grady hospital dormitory two weeks earlier. Detectives Moon and Turner arrested him and he remains jailed for failure to post bond.
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Luther Richards
East Ellis Street
Recorder Johnson
Stretus
Moon
Turner
Evangelist Booth Discusses Daniel Prophecy at Cable Ball
Evangelist Booth spoke Monday night on Daniel's striking prophecy. He claimed only certain sins in the sanctuary may be forgiven if not blotted out.
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Drangelist A. & Booth
Daniel
No Reason 10 Fear for New Girls High
A city council resolution seeks to halt the North Side Royal Senior High project until the South Side Girls High plans are ready. Alderman J L Carpenter says funds are limited and demands simultaneous construction. Board official Abe McCulley counters both schools can be built with current bond money and ready by January 1 1925.
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Dboyal
J. L. Carpenter
Carpenter
South Side
Alderman Carpenter
McCalley
Credit Men Meet Tonight to Plan for Convention
Atlanta Association of Credit Men holds a regular April meeting at 6:20 PM in the chamber of commerce to finalize plans for the upcoming national convention in Atlanta in June 1915. L Williamson reports convention committees have worked weeks under Herbert Choate who will preside. program includes several musical numbers.
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Atlanta Association of Credit Men
L. Williamson
Atlanta Association
Williamson
Herbert E. Choate
Atlanta
Police Car Crash at Station, No Injuries Reported
Monday morning collision in front of the police station involved a car driven by Officer J. Melton and another eastbound vehicle from Decatur Street. No injuries reported. J. E. Martin, 27, of Cumming, held on $110 bond for violating prohibition law after allegedly leaping from a pursuing liquor car. driver escaped and abandoned the vehicle, later captured.
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J. &. Melton
Cumming
Stephen
Carroll
Martin
Viquor Amt
Health Talks by William Brady on nursing and nipples care
A medical article advises on supporting new mothers to nurse. It covers preventing cracked or sore nipples with daily antiseptic lotion, nipple care routines, and guidance on avoiding nipple shields or pumps unless advised. It notes retraction and low spirits as potential issues and emphasizes physician direction.
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Belmoiny
Appleton i
New York Ely
Questions and Answers on Winter Footwear and Health
A reader Agn es questions doctors in 1528 about wearing high shoes in winter and keeping the head cool while the feet stay warm. The reply defends sensible care and echoes old logica, noting comfort and sound sense over strict dogma.
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Dr. Brady
Ruth B
Agnes
Post Office Building Proposed for Atlanta City Block
Treasury investigators back a $3,000,000 eight story post office atop the plaza over the railroad in Atlanta between Spring Street and Lorayth Street viaduct. The plan aims to centralize government offices and improve mail handling, with Congress already hearing the appropriation proposal.
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Atlanta
Treasury Department
Lostmaster Large
Spring Street
Lorayth Street
Mar. Large
American Society of Civil Engineers
At+lanta
Blarris
Jadge
New York
Chicago
J M Clay Escapes From Stockade A Second Time
J M Day 44 of 14 Frat Shos avenue made his second escape from the city stockade within a week after being jailed for drunken disorder. He boasted he will never serve the court sentence. The report also notes comments on health and winter footwear, and includes a medical Q and A about an umbilical hernia and its treatment.
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J. M. Day
Hector
Ciry
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