Mechanics of Federal Tax Practice Cited By Officials
A Raleigh Hotel report outlines the rise of “tax experts” who promise to assist with Income tax matters. It warns taxpayers and attorneys about unethical methods and urges scrutiny of those claiming to represent clients before the Treasury. The piece notes enrollment and certification processes for tax professionals and references circular 220 on attorney conduct.
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Aowell, JR
Raleigh
David H. Blair
Com- Og
Thos Heeie
Sie Bucest
Fevenue
Arison
Jose
Trene
Aed Cor
Internet Revenue
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Rozium Capking Relief For Swollen Feet
A stray advert claims Rozium soothes swollen feet, treats skin issues, and deodorizes and antiseptically stores health. It mentions 350 ig stores and promotes instant relief from rawness odor and cuticle irritation.
Power of Attorney Rules in Treasury Bureau Notices
The document outlines required power of attorney procedures for claimants before the Bureau of Internal Revenue. It specifies that agents must file a power of attorney prior to recognition and that on and after August 1, 1921, a principal authorizes the attorney in each case. It emphasizes the necessity of personal knowledge by the official and details who may represent claimants.
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Se Lce
Treasury Department
Bureau of Internal Reveltu
Bureau
Senate Debates Farmer Relief Export Bill Action
Washington August 1. Senator Harris of Georgia plans to offer a $2000000 farm loan bonds appropriation amendment while Senator Harrison of Mississippi proposes legislation to secure further appropriations. The two senators discussed funding to buy farm loan bonds for approved applications during Senate deliberations.
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Pee T . Maleigh
Washington
D. C
B. Constitution
Senate
Harris
Georgia
Harrison
Mississippi
Ghost Will For A B Ahea After Long Wait
Judge Samual H. Sibley issued Monday the traditional ghost will for Colonel B. L. Bugs receiver of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlanta railroad. Bugs, president before receivership, had served without compensation since February 25 and the court ordered him to pay $5,000 for services and $1,000 monthly thereafter pending further orders.
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Samual H. Sibley
B. L. Bugs
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlanta Railroad
Sibley
Buge
United Sie
Buse
Man Fined For Attacking Star Football Player
Judge John D Humphries of Fulton Superior Court sentenced Ralph Bynum to six months in twelve months on the chain gang and a $250 fine after pleading guilty to assault with intent to murder Dewey Scarborough Tech football player on July 22. The judge offered 18 months on probation if the fine is paid. Bynum was indicted with three others by the grand jury but was the only one arrested as the others left town.
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John D.humphries
Fulton Superior Court
Ralph Bynum
Dewey Scarborough
Tech
Humphries
Bynum
Senators Favor Tax Increases Amid Debate On Poll Tax
Debates over poll tax reform and multiple tax changes dominate the session. Amendments carve out exemptions for unregistered voters while enforcing back taxes if they vote. Proposals raise taxes on automobile dealers and various licensees, with committees to draft county based scales for real estate dealers and ongoing reviews of gas tax and other duties.
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Nix
Lassiter
Weaver and
Ioan
Merger Planned for Departments and Coastwise Facilities
A partial transcript shows planners proposing a merger of departments to finance a port center through the Bureau of Markets. The text argues government should support industrial effort, prevent waste, and build waterborne infrastructure including coastal elevators, ship facilities, and port exchanges to spur local economic activity.
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Bureau of Markets
Filibuster Halts Vote On Tax Bill
Senate action stalled as a three day filibuster by supporters of abolishing the tax equalization system consumed the session and pushed a vote to Tuesday. Senators Nix Womble Jackson Golucke Collum Lasalter Hunt Walker Boykin spoke for postponement while opponents denounced the delay as wasteful and damaging to state interests.
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Senate
Nix
Fifty-First
Era
Clay
Johnny Jones
Bil
Womble
Jackson
Johns
Golucke
Collum
Lasalter
Hunt
Walker
Boykin
John H. Jones
President praises English roots and promise of peace
The president lauds the English peoples and New England freedoms, calling the international prospect “more than promising.” He cites religious liberty, colonial democracy, and the seed of reconciliation planted by founders as foundations for future peace and national revival.
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Hig
United States
Harding
New England
Washington
Virginia Shore
Maesura
Plymouth
Massachusetts Bay Colony
Virginia
Butt
Old South Church
New. England
Columbus Presses for Harding Visit from South
Colum bus leaders and Georgia Republicans press for President Harding to visit post Wymouth trip. Senators Harris and Coppshaw along with Representative Wright and Lee invite him to Atlanta Rome Chickamauga Camp Benning and Columbus. Harding previously declined Camp Benning visit due to time but showed interest in military instruction at Fort Benning. He is expected to travel through Georgia in late October en route to Birmingham.
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Clark, Howell
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Harding
Alabama
Georgia
William J. Harris
William Wright
Columbus
Camp Benning
Harris
Ccpshaw
Atlanta
Lee
Rome
Chickamauga
Florida
Map. Benning
Birmingham
Legacy of Liberty and Nation Building Across the World
Speech reflects on English Liberty, Jamestown and Plymouth origins, and the race of free peoples shaping global society. It warns against centralization and urges maintaining individual responsibility, religious liberty, and human brotherhood while seeking higher justice and unity. The speaker envisions guiding ideals fueling universal peace.
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Washington
America
Southern Railway Official Changes Knoxville to Greenville and Bristol
Knoxville Tennessee August 1 two executive changes at Southern Railway effective today A P Johnson transfers from Knoxville to Greenville as superintendent W D Post of Columbia succeeds him Birchfield trainmaster here moves to Bristol as superintendent Appalachian division Gaffney of Greenville trainmaster succeeds Birchfield here
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Knoxville
Tenn
Southern Railway Office
A. P. Johnson
Greenville
8. C
Mr. Johnson
W. D. Post
Columbia
K. E. Birchfield
Bristol
Appalachian
Southern Railway
J. W. Gaffney
D.C
Mr. Birchfield
Federal tax cut aims eyed by Fordney panel
The Flists panel weighs next year’s budget at 6.475 billion with rail loans, treasury costs, and military outlays shaping the plan. Treasury officials estimate customs, posts, and cigarette levies boosting revenue while bank check taxes remain undecided. Republicans urge big savings, arguing expenditures could drop to 3.5 billion if shipping, army, and navy costs tighten. The panel expects three weeks to finalize the measure.
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Fordney
Federal Treasury
Treasury
Mellon
Internal Revenue
Republiana
Garner
Helas
Addife
Den
Illnois
Madden
Shipping Board
Army
Navy
Prudential Opens Atlanta Branch Offices in Hurt Building
Prudential Insurance Company opens a new Atlanta branch in the Hurt Building, led by John Mason with staff to expand ordinary and premium policy work. The firm, Newark based, already wrote industrial policies and holds about 20 000 policies. Branch heads include Mex Akers and Skinner in Grant building and Walton Streets, with Mason coordinating outreach to weekly payment policyholders.
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Pay of America
Newark
N. J
Atlanta
Mex
Akers
Skinner
Grant Building
Brand Walton Streets
Ordin
Offles
John Mason
Prudential Insurance
Mr. 3 Son
Georgia’s Sons and Advantages Bulletin from Atlanta Chamber
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce begins a bulletin on Georgia’s sons and advantages. The issue lauds Asa G. Candler and Oy a Joseyn K. Orr, Mell R. Wilkinson, Avillion W. Banks, and figures like Joel Chandler Harris and Henry Grady, asserting Atlanta embodies Georgia’s growth and leadership in education, finance, and industry.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Villa Rica
Joseyn K. Orr
South
Knights Templar of
Coluradus
Newnan
Mell R. Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Biast
Marts
Banka
Ingarince
Ideal Club
Sociol
Busi- Neen
Tearler
Avillion W
Tifton
Joel Chandler Harris
Henry ‘Grady
Alfred Austell
Atlanto Ia
Ita
Physician Indicted for Murder in Dayton Tenn
Dayton Tenn August 1 Dr W B Allen well known physician was indicted by the grand jury for the murder of Butch Gardenhire a former army officer and member of a prominent family. The killing occurred at Dr Allen's home. Trial set for December.
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Dayton
Tenn
Allen
Butch C
Gardenhire
Long Standing Cargo Controversy Between Two Governments
Washington reports a long running dispute between the shipping board and British ship owners over the division of the Egyptian cotton carrying business. Diplomatic exchanges note possible use of merchant marine act penalties, while Britain argues the private carrier arrangements are between corporations and do not implicate the government. The Egyptian Cotton Growers Protective Association is mentioned in this context.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Egyptian Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
Burns Club Birthday Dinner for Two Members
The Burns Club will celebrate the birthdays of Dr. Joseph Jacobs and John M. Graham on Wednesday at 6 30 pm. Addresses will be delivered by David Marz and Judge Marcus Becki. After the festivities, the board of directors will hold its monthly meeting.
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Joseph Jacobs
John M. Graham
Burns Club
Cote David Marz
Marcus Becki
Ogo
Japa
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