Bonds Plea Spurs Atlanta School Funding Debate
A long, garbled report outlines labor backing for more bonds to fund Atlanta public schools, detailing committees, central labor groups, and city finance actions. It notes a proposed bond measure, supervision by the central labor council, and calls for public consideration of school facilities and funding needs.
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Macon Merchant Praises Tanlac Recovery Tale
A Macon merchant publicly credits Tanlac with a dramatic recovery after years of nervous indigestion and overall decline. He reports appetite return, nerves steadiness, and renewed strength, noting a sister also benefited and recommending Tanlac as the best remedy. Over 3 million bottles sold, Tanlac sold by druggists with no substitute.
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City edict on education funding and modern facilities
The federation urges city government and citizens to fund modern educational equipment and facilities for all children. Leaders CAI KARSTON and others call for a complete program to expand schooling and training to prepare youth for life and citizenship.
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Veterans' Spirit of Never Say Die at Rain Confab
In New Orleans on April 11 the Veterans reunion was dampened by heavy rain which reduced attendance and disrupted events. Commander Alvin Owsley urged justice for World War veterans as candidates for Carr’s seat and reunion organizers praised Atlanta’s Gravbachs for handling successes.
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Country Bankers Elect Georgia Leaders At Brunswick Meet
Special from Brunswick Ga April 11 Mr Hardy president of Citizen's Bank Rome Ga was elected president of the Country Bankers association of Georgia Luther Bond Royston bank was chosen first vice president R B Dixon Citizens Bank West Point second vice president L R Adams Bankers Trust Atlanta was re elected secretary and treasurer A new department creating farm loan association membership was adopted The conference heard Senator Ladd condemn predatory finance and urge farm price supports and debt relief urging state owned terminals for wheat and banking reform.
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Bankers’ Convention
Glenn County
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New Organization Celebrates Greek Independence Day
The American Hellenic Educational Progressive association held the first annual Greek Independence Day celebration at the Ret Men's wigwam with over 500 attendees. Speakers included George M. Napier Hooper Alexander Major Sams and founder G George A. Foulas. Notables from Athinta Lodge presided, and Miss Annie Constantine led Greek and American anthems. Telegrams from Willam TD Epahaw Clifford Walker and C. M. Cockinos expressed regrets at attendance.
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Clifford Walker
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Charleston
Georgia farmer leaders discuss currency board reform and cotton policy
At a meeting on April 13 1923 speakers urged reform of the currency board to exclude bankers and act as a court for bankers. Dr Soule advocated longer staple cotton and state college varieties to beat the boll weevil. Clarence Oasley and others warned against dependence on world cotton prices and urged Georgia producers to engage in global markets.
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Walker Addresses Savannah Trade Body
Walker speaks to Savannah trade body outlining reorganization and revival steps. The plan envisions a near 000 members, a three year support period, and use of a civic home to serve as a center for commerce and industry. Potential presidents include Mills AB Lane and Colone Alex Ro Lawton, with the old board of trade reshaped into a chamber of commerce style body. A Dawn memorial candle will burn 24 hours on All Souls Day annually to honor past worship.
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Graft Charged In U S Purchase Of Hospital Sites
Washington April 11 Disclosure of dishonesty on a pretty big plate here and there. General John Tf O'Ryan, special counsel, cites a preliminary survey while praising conscientious efforts but notes incompetence of underpaid staff handling vast funds. He expects hearings next week as committee covers bureau activities, including hospital site purchases.
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General O'Ryan outlines veterans bureau complaint system
General O'Ryan says the veterans bureau handles injustices by forwarding clear cases to Director Hines and uses local lawyers to audit complaints. The process classifies claims into three groups and aims for thorough inquiry across all states without political influence.
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