Equalizing Taxes State Rep Promotes Tax Uniformity Plan
Planthlisscomb representative from Corie county pledges to introduce a bill in the coming session to equalize taxes across Georgia. Writers argue a central board is needed to enforce uniform tax returns, attack wealthier evade rs, and curb disparate county practices. The piece urges courageous legislators to push a statewide reform including inheritance tax ideas to fund education and state needs.
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Corie County
Georgia
Till the People Wake? Montenegrin Crisis Weighs Europe
A shaky stance in Montenegro risks triggering wider conflict as European powers fear a continental war. Secretary Bryan proposes diplomacy as the path to settle global disputes, hoping for unified cooperation to advance peace proposals amid rising tensions.
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Burole
Sentui
Steemuons
Montenegro
Europe
Bryan
Coopera
War Fears Grow Over Krupp Plots And Armaments
The article argues plain people bear the burden of European war as Krupp armament plots are alleged to keep war spirit alive. It cites alleged subsidies to politicians and papers, notes similar claims about American armor makers, and cites a diplomat’s view that leaders treat lives as pawns. Hope lies in growing peace societies and anti war propaganda.
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Essen
Germany
Secretary Daniels Loss Shocks Raleigh News and Observer
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels faces sympathy as fire destroys The Raleigh News and Observer plant. Insurance covers initial loss, with plans to rebuild immediately. The Raleigh Times lends its facilities and publication continues under Daniel’s supervision, highlighting the paper’s political influence in North Carolina and Daniels’s national stature.
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Josephus Daniels
Ralegh News
Osberver
Yrant
Raleeigh Times
North Carolina
New South
Bryan Secretary of State Seeks California Mission
The article discusses Secretary of State Bryan's mission to California amid diplomacy challenges, noting opposition from California legislators and confrontations with Japan policy. It frames Bryan as representing the nation and needing to navigate urban and racial tensions while balancing federal and state interests for the country and Asia policy.
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Bryans
California
Adi Istration
State Department
Wikson
Bryan
Catifornia
Rm Ward
Roosevelt
Japan
Golden Gate
Ameria
Notable Georgia Official Martin Calvin to Retire
Georgia public life features retirements and tributes as Martin Calvin, longtime director of the state experiment station at Griffin and legislator, plans voluntary retirement on July 1. HoTM deLoach of the University of Georgia will succeed him. Various notes on politics, suffrage, tariffs, and naval reform appear in the same column.
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Georgia
Martin Calvin
Stauion
Grifin
Hotm deLoach
Georgi
Calvin
The Life Fight and Townsfolk Whispers in Georgia
A fragmented Georgia page blends a poem about life’s endless fight with local musings on singing, language, and garden lore. It recalls a minstrel scene at Grand Opera, notes reader questions on unfamiliar lyrics, and mixes editorial musings about country life, riverbank days, and a columnist’s casual reflections.
Martin V Calvin Honored by Incoming Georgia Director
Director elect Joe DeLoach delivers warm praise for retiring Georgia Experiment Station head Martin V Calvin. DeLoach outlines policy for July 7 start and thanks Calvin for his valued service during his tenure ending June 30, 1913, noting the limitations Calvin faced.
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DeLoach
Tarifin
State Experiment Station
Joe DeLoach
Georgia Experiment Station
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Martin V Calvin
Calsi
Georgia
Stalon
Gossip and travel notes from Washington society and an agricultural tour
Washington society notes recall Delog A Blodgett once known as Miss Daisy Peck and her philanthropic work in Grand Rapids now living in a capital home with a prominent past. The piece also outlines the European study tour of the American commission on cooperative agriculture, its leaders, sponsors, and a July return from Queenstown after three months abroad.
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Delog A. Blodgett
Grand Rapids
Daisy Peck
Childrens Home
Blodgett
John Corrizan, Jr
Bota
Washington House
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Joseph B Foraker
Ohio
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Mackinac Island
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Mona
Lrance
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William Peck
Tulane University
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Southern Commercial Congress
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New York
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Europe
Queenstown
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CJ Owens
Matche
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Owen Wil
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Woodrow Wilson
White House
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Ben
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Cooperative Land Mortgage Banks
Oooperative Rural Credit Unions
Duncan Ty Fletcher
Florida
Clarence J Owens
Harvie Jordan
Thomas P Wore
Oklahoma
Ralph W Massa
Indiana
John Ler Coulter
Kenyon I Butterfield
Armherst
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Sexonia
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McAlpin Broadway
Thirty Third Street
Hangery Bay
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Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Switzerland
Belgium
Holland
France
England and Ireland
Mystery of Stonehenge Ancient Monument in Salisbury Plain
Antiquarians debate Stonehenge’s purpose near Amesbury England. The article details its rings and ellipses of upright stones, the Friars Heel legend, the surrounding bank and ditch, the inner and outer circles, trilithons, and the altar stone. It notes many stones are gone or overgrown, yet Stonehenge remains a premier European ruin and Bronze Age monument.
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Stonehenge
Salisbury
Stonchengs
Wales
John Lubbock
Avebury
Europe
Whhich
Tha
Viana
Inquiry Meetings Shape US Farm Credit Commission Plan
The commission will sit in sessions with witnesses presenting data and questions, reducing speeches. It aligns with platforms from Democrats Republicans and Progressives, all urging foreign agriculture credit investigations and federal and state laws to support farming credit and cooperative farming initiatives.
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Peperan
American Commission
Platforma
France
United States
James Buchanan Birthday Recalls 15th President's Life
George Bitch chronicles James Buchanan born 1791 in Pennsylvania. From college graduate at 18 to war of 1812 veteran, he rose through politics to congressman senator minister to Russia and England then 1846 elected president. He vowed to defend the Constitution with firmness throughout his administration.
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James Buchanan
George Bitch
United States
Buchanan
Pennsylvania
Russia
England
White House
A Story of the Moment by Walt Mason satirical mix
A comic dialogue mocks grand plans for a family horse showing how extravagance leads to excessive costs and disappointment. Mrs Jamesworthy and her husband debate buying a horse, then rail against luxury, doctors, and social expectations, ending with a brief historical note on Buchanan and secession.
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Neil
Jamesworthy
Segalon
Childrens Savings Bank
Martha Washington
Noahsark
Greelan
Mrs. Jamesworths
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