Senator Simmons Presses Tax Cuts in Rail Tariffs Debate
The Philadelphia Ledger reports Senator Simmons of North Carolina, head of the Senate finance committee, argues that reducing excessive transportation tariffs will boost business prosperity. He cites studies and rail interests, urging lower taxes, fair utility rates, and broader distribution to lift national economic growth.
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Philadelphia Police Ledger
TM Simmons
North Carolina
Finance Committee
Melon
Mellon
Meta
Simmons
Trnte-Ae
Garnind Vwofower
Vfoau Arte
Republi
George Woyne Depsan
United States
United States Tretsurs
Railroad Labor Board
Mellen
The Friend of Old and Other Miscellany Fragments
Fragmented verse and prose reminiscences featuring poetic lines about twilight morning and blossoms, a hydrophobia note from Greene boro Herald Journal, and miscellaneous verses including The Richland Philosopher and The Lady Message. Readers encounter old songs, rustic scenes, and scattered literary snippets with mixed legible phrases and garbled text.
Stanford Will Favor Tax on Soft Drinks
Valdosta Ga Apr twenty per cent tax proposed on soft drinks as a source of revenue to fund state government. The measure would affect real estate and other income, with estimates suggesting several million dollars per year, and opposition questions its impact on maintenance of state services.
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Stanford
Valdosta
Mtanferd
Alered Ibentale
Dav
Edward C. Jenkins To Speak Tonight
Edward C. Jenkins of Nar ork delivers remarks on global political and religious issues at a Capital City dinner. Attendees include Modent na villenegh, committees co chaired by Twomis K Glenn W W, Orr, W. Sutton, George Winchp, and Jobo J Eagan.
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Abin
Atlanta
Tipe San Hive
Jenhing
Narork
Urareter
Atndert
Alterna Vonit
Te de Toba
Sears
Dr Morts
Twomis
Glenn
Orr
W. Sutton
George Winchp
Jobo J Eagan
PITHY PARAGRAPHS CELEBRATE WIT AND WARMTH OF PITHY P'S RETURN
A readership notes the revival of the Pithy Paragraphs feature in The Constituion and praises its humor. Contributors share lines and verses, mention theatre prizes, and celebrate the welcome return, with readers recalling favorite quips and characters from past editions.
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Hiere
Stockbridge
Seek Former Service Man for Paul Deas whereabouts
The Red Cross in Chattanooga seeks a former serviceman for information on Paul Deas a former corporal who served with infantry on the front. He is believed to be in Forsd reporting missing and is urged to contact the Red Cross office.
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Chattanooga
Teno
Red Cross
Caslurs
Paul Deas Pormer
Myany
Rae
Foral Red Cross
New York Life and Mintyre Bits on Murray Hill Fashion
A fragmented diary style piece from New York in April 18, 1923, describing Murray Hill, fashion, and social life. Vivid notes cover Grand Central, Fifth Avenue, and Broadway, mentioning Hubert Murray Quaker origins, a munitionist purchase, and the theater world.
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NEW York Life
Mintyre
New York
Murray EE
Grand Central Terminal
J. E. Murgan
Lexington
Hubert Murray
Old Guard
Washington Kiwanis Commends Editorial
Washington Kiwanis applauds an editorial urging civic action and constitutional fidelity. The note credits editorial staff for clarifying issues and condemns indifference while urging readers to engage in public matters with diligence and service.
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Washington Kiwanis
Plans to Bring Big Conventions Here Indorsed
Atlanta Advertising club backs moving 1025 national conventions of the Democratic and Republican parties to Atlanta. The plan, supported by Major Walter A. Sima, aims to elect presidential nominees and shape the platform. Strong local backing views the convention move as a major boost for the city.
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Indorsed
Atlanta
Democratic
Reppblican
Vita Printent
Walter A. Sima
Council
Pepuda
Fire Endangers Five Thousand Dollar Studio Row
A blaze injures or endangers many as smoke fills a city area on a Wednesday morning. Firefighters battle the flames at an address on White Street as residents and a clothing shop worker escape or are affected by smoke. Authorities investigate the cause and assess damages to the art studio and nearby businesses.
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Jackson
Oluas
Walter
Dani
Ami
Two Street Paying Contracts Vetoed By City Council
City council vetoed two street paving contracts for Waite and Fiman Streets awarded to McDougald Construction. Mayor Slur, Wailer and Alderpersons returned the measures to committee after Samuel Finley offered to waive street repairs at a lower price. Finley claims his concrete mix was blocked by the American Asphalt Association, though mixing equipment has since been approved.
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Lvo
McDougald
Waite
Fiman Steurs
Slur
Wailer AL Sim Wedoradas
Coumil
Samuel Finley
Finley
Mra Finley
Ina
Do a Good Turn Sermon by Elam Franklin Dempsey
Sermon excerpt urges daily acts of kindness and thoughtful conduct. It emphasizes choosing to live one day at a time with compassion toward others, noting the value of sincere service over outward adulation. The piece reflects on scenes of generosity and the quiet integrity of character.
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Bemis
Amise
Pune
Health Talks and Medical Dilemmas in 1923 Atlanta
A fragment from a 1923 discussion includes medical debate over extortion claims against a physician, court views on protecting professional reputation, and how patient rights balance with individual liberty. It also features a Q and A section addressing child exercise, bedtimes, reading habits, and diet advice.
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Parmer
Doelin
Jena
Jones
Barnes
Damagtas
America
Atlanta
Shense
Ws T. C. Norman
Washington Kiswams Chub
Washington
Alen Buys West Peachtree Street Property in Atlanta
Victor H. Alen of Buford Georgia purchased the 225 West Peachtree Street property from Misa Rosa Jones and Alexander Robert Jones for 435000 in an Atlanta Title and Trust Company announcement.
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Victor H. Alen
Buford, Ga
Misa Rosa Jones
Alexander Robert Jones
West
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Title and Trust Company
Final Opera Recitals Tonight At Meyerbeer Hall
Last of series features Als Buue Bowden Johnsat and baritone in a capella foes. Mrs Charles Chalmers directs with Gail Shorwood Jackson at piano. Program includes selections by Kemp, Johnson, and Dato, plus an aria from Inez Adhe Terra National. Meyerbeer week continues with further performances announced for next week.
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Als
Liver Vadue
Beatty Flironeu
Ober
Apima Wealth of
Mia Johnson
Ana
Selika
Barbara Kemp Ain
Mrs Johnsons
Inez
Sinters Voles
Dato
Dr Sturgis Speaks Tonight at Egleston Hall
The event features Dr William Sturgis, of the Episcopal Church, discussing cadenced pioneer work and his long career in church missions. He will address the audience at Egleston Hall near Atlanta as part of a ceremonial celebration.
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Williaw Calla Aryrals
Msi Bs Wal
Atlanta
Egleston Hall
Sturgis
Department of Missions
Pal Church
Aturmis
New Bryland
Toston
Agvoober
Tap
Ihn Conneett
Stiga
Gourpta
Sumneta
Bartow Poultry Raisers Organize in Georgia
Bartow poultry fanciers form a new association led by a core committee, aiming to unify breeders and promote industry standards. The group seeks organizational backing and plans early actions to support local poultry interests.
Odd Mixed Reading List From A 1920s Clip
A fragmented OCR shows a list of books and authors including Webster, Cambridge Shakespeare, Rhodes, Spencer, Hugo, and Cervantes. Mentions of Don Quixote, Dickens, Mencken, and multiple foreign editions appear amid copyright notes and a vague newspaper alliance credit. The text is garbled with misspellings and incomplete titles.
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Urnold Ligid
Comedan
Movin
Bible
Webster's Dictionary
Cambridge
Rhodes’ ‘Estory
United States
Herbert Spencer
Victor Hugo
Hendi van Leon
Vi. G. Welle
Cersantes
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Clark Howell Toy and Crneres
Clark Flowers
Ee Eens
Sian
Atlante
Rilanta
C Gan
Math Ouaniey
Bryant Park
Grand Centra Tepot
Ant Lee Kjao
Associated Press
All Newa Iagniehre
Invean
Avery
Snowet
John
Federal Reserve Board
Milos Campbell
Michigan
South
Warding
Martin Amorous
George
Federal Reserve Trv Sposlf
Willy
Federal Reserve
Farm Join Board
Henry Dawes
Chicago
Jpresert
Crissingsr
Federal
Harding
Gomiy
Paedespathan Ir Ute
Hepathat
Soath
Marno ¢ Amprous
Charles S Barrett
Georgia
Iter
Amirous
Georgis
Hard Ling
Philadelphia Record
Immedite Notre
Grovin
Richland
John Fo Finch
Greeneboro Herald Journal
Chia
Cam
Dothias
Sung
Mister Sun
Anaiste Wall
Donte Witte
Yentley
Wit
Vantehel
Dearie
Prom
Dearia
Edward C. Jenkins
Julia Bobsom Patton
Halo
Patton
Todty Hom Paris
EL Stanley
Loew
Grind Theater
Watt
Coleman Hall
Evry
Ted
Geenege
Bach
Frank
Julea
Ceal
Vingusta Hammond
Madge
Stoddard
Elizabulls
Davis
Saba
Anusage Bneainese
Victoria Brown
Qulny
Clhose
Sadie Allen Phinazee
Lau
Allon Phinie Tavidson
Prarly
Pio
Cheler
St. Pater
Petor
Poason
Antmal Gawker
Ameria
Rialto
Nes3ut
Elam Franklin Dempsey
Yan
Haley
Aly Riley
AY Wielam Brady
Eich
Ncfleet
Avalon
Toni
Anewar
Sparta
Macaulay
Baeka
Beicht
Mie Jones
Brown
Bays Peachtree Property
Spean
Bartow Poultry Raisers Organize
Carterseliie Ga
Amit
Spee Gili ‘bin Bartow Cenanty Poultry Ueramah
Etd
Teg
Rand
Opramzauow Imrutlt Dla
HUE Essenaae
Poulrr
Mencken
Great Britain
Noth American
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