From Georgia to Herrin Trials and Tax Reform Debate
A sprawling critique links the Herrin massacre acquittals in Illinois to a call for mob justice in Georgia and broader reform. It argues municipal and state tax inequities burden Georgia while federal figures show tax revisions could boost revenue. The piece cites Secretary Mellon on surtax cuts and urges Georgia to align with southern peers, stressing the perils of mob influence and a need for lawful order.
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Flr. Mellon
Medion
Tual
Mellon
Thorate Ona Pointe
Pnat
Secretary of the Treasury
Doug Value
Georgia
South
Stone Mountain Memorial Tribute Poem
The piece proclaims a stone memorial to Confederate leaders Lee and Jackson and their valor. It honors the dead, vows an eternal song to the unconquered, and notes the tribute’s long delay yet enduring impact across the Southland today in granite and memory.
Here is Where We Get Off Exclaims Sam Small on Liberty
A historical column argues for religious liberty in the United States, tracing the origins of the First Amendment and Georgia’s constitutional protections. It cites Virginia and Maryland precedents, mentions Jefferson, Whitefield, and Wesley, and contrasts state church practices with early colonial toleration and the push for real religious liberty.
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Fe Umaurimonsty
Ewes
United States
Georgia
America
Herrin Mets
Winds
Herrin
Hilnots
Sam W. Sma
Virginia
Fismouth Bork
Nelson
Charlea
Toney
Poirhurn
Sissox Noelgott
Supreme Court
Congress
Liu Reunion
Hee
Mr. Toney
Republic
God
Jesus Christ
Samaria
Stephen
Veer
Paul
Nero
Cranmer
Aolley
Latimer
Sasanarola
Eluss
Church of
Tagland
Patrick Conry
Thomas Jefferson
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
Galverts
Carrols
Whitefield
Wesley
Continental
Furano
Georgis
Geergia
Hethe
Recovered Love Letters From Elizabeth Seellard
Discovery for every bitter word dropped by you brings recompense. I mourn not the old days but replace each careless utterance with a memory of happier times. For every frown a smile, for each rebuff a touch of tenderness, until pain fades before the sun. Elizabeth Seellard in The New York Herald.
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Elizapeth Seellard
Bits of New York Life by QO O Mintyre in New York April 10
A fragment from a Gotham feuilleton notes the era’s talky culture and sharp satire on high society taste. It mentions Milton and Drydon Wat, Eva Tanguay drawing crowds, and historic figures. describes a violent Delancey Street incident and sensational theater life, with pop culture jabs and social critique.
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New York
Qo, O. Mintyre
Gotham
Police Gazette
York
Agra
Ming
Donley
Milton and
Drydon
Alma
Eva Tanguay
Sears
Charles F. Gittell
Raniine Weiter
Bevdine
Oliver Ty
Det Abe Broghie
Typhy
Amerliin
Worship, Conscience, and the First Amendment Debate
A fragmentary editorial discusses religious freedom and the First Amendment, arguing that true worship follows conscience and criticizing state power to restrict worship. It references South Carolina, federal judges, and the Lat ease case, noting tensions over constitutional limits and enforcement.
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United States
South Carolina
Towan
Martin J. Wade
Tewa
Roberta
Congress
House of Representatives
Supreme Court of the United States
Nelson
Cangrens
Supreme Court
Rutherford
Breedim Loltoman
Justin Pashing
John Smith
Jin
Ten books that pleased readers most in 1923
A list of ten favored books compiled by Coss Gliders, noting titles such as The Three Musketeers, Hereward the Wake, Westward Ho, Vanity Fair, and Colonel Carter of Carterville. The author observes taste changes with age and acknowledges the tentative nature of such rankings, praising their enjoyment factor.
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Coss Gliders
Woolworth
New York
Art
Festival Hall
St. Louis Exposition
Publibraries
Detroit
New Slaven
St. Louis
Capitola
Little Rock
Ark
St. Paul
Mian
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Musketeers
Dunas
Kings
Kingsley
Vanity Fair
Huckaray
Colonel Carter
Carteruville
F. Hopkinson Smith
Sir Walter Scott
Autocrat
Breakfast Table
Olver Wendell Flolmes
Toeplars
Shakespeare
Emerson
Philareh
For Sale Jonquils Stop Lady See My Flowers
Poem style fragment by Lucy B. Daniell of Atlanta Georgia describes jonquils with golden trumpets bright as symbols of spring. The speaker invites the reader to notice the blossoms and their music, comparing them to regal splendor and quiet love from heaven.
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Nater
Lucy B. Daniell
Atlanta
Professor Hildebrandt to Lecture Sunday
Professor Louis F. Hildebrandt will lecture Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock at the Alta Theater under the International Bible Students associations. The talk is titled Satan s Empire Falling 3 7 Millions Now Live in VN Nogor Bia.
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Louis F. Hildeprandt
International Bible Students’ Associations
Ialta
VN Nogor Bia
Disbro Honored by Library Trustees for Long Service
W B Disbro, longtime Carnegie Library of Atlanta trustee from the seventy ward, was honored by the library board and staff with a silver cup and tribute at a Tuesday night reception. W W Orr lauded his 16 years on the board, his faithful work, and his leadership as president twice, noting his move from the seventh ward renders him ineligible for further trusteeship. Election of Disbro’s successor will occur at the May city council meeting.
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Ligter
Carnegie
Wi. B. Disbro
Adlan
Seventy Ward
Kimita
Wan
Board of Trustees
W. W. Orr
Diobro
Pewl
Orr
Atlant
Diabro
Atlanta
Disbro
Carnegie Lbrary
Mc Disbro
Himerit
Christ
Edwin L. Harling
Tommie Dorn Tarker
John J. Ottley
Or Sims
The
Hoand
Dishro
Seventh Ward
Will Ovenr
Senator George B Delivers Address at Georgia Visit
Reporter Ga April 10 United States Senator Walter F George spoke to a large crowd in the city auditorium after a train arrival greeted by a committee and escorted by local officials including Mayor Will Stallings. The event drew one of the largest gatherings seen in years.
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Herrin Thi
Marlon
Alfury
Vobpras
Deloy Fruty
United States
Acssang
Aml
Tno
Amd
Nimoia
U.S
Walter F. George
Benatar Erpe
Will Stallings
Kealth Talks by William Brady MD
A health talk argues that respiratory infections cause most illnesses and resist prevention. It criticizes superstition and passive health authorities for failing to curb spread, urging strict isolation of contagious cases and avoidance of intimate contact by those with cold symptoms.
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Mid- Tin
Tech Marionettes Host Wounded Veterans at Atlanta Show
The Tech Marionettes plan to host wounded soldiers from Veterans Hospital No. 48 at Friday’s performance of Clarence at the Atlesta Woman’s Club. President Warry Ellerbe invited the veterans to attend the first night, with a group from the hospital set to attend, as the troupe tours to Columbia, S.C. on April 21 for two performances.
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Tech
Rotarians Lead Army Campaign in Atlanta Cleanup Drive
Rotary teams and volunteers, led by Preston Arkwright and under supervision of Bosminster Large, report progress in the Army campaign to clean central downtown areas. Donations total about 16,500 with 806 reported Tuesday. multiple company and postal workers contribute. Women’s divisions show strong leadership with several church and civic groups pledging labor for the cleanup.
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Eastland
Preston
Arkwright
William ‘T. Derkenon
Postoffics
Postoffie
Bosminster BK
Phopras Culle
Ue Westinghouse Electric
Manufacterine Company
Atlanta
J. Regenstein
Hubbard Brother
Johnson-Dallas ’Company
Walker Brothers
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
W. W. Waite
Southern Milway
J.W. Kerr
Virgil Estes
West Point
Paisa
Warren
Fogg
Central of Georgia
Canvons
Palit
Rire Thetel
George 7 Xondt
Atanta Barter
Nm. C
Mn A. Brein
Trek Nemrad
Central Presbyterian
First Baptist
North Avenue
West End Baptist
Trinity Methodist
Paul Crenshaul Dies at Home Near Oxford Georgia
Paul Crenshaul dies at his Oxford area home after a months illness in his 23rd year. He was survived by Mr. and Mrs. B Crenshaul and was buried in Oxrd cemetery at 4 oclock in the afternoon with services at the Mamerint church.
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Oxford Ga
Tsu. Crenshaw
B. Crenshaair
Oxford
Oxt Rd
Welock
Her
Aileo Mamerint
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