Return of Prosperity Depends on Union Says Reserve Chief
The Associated Press reports Washington with Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board as the principal witness during a congressional inquiry into credit policies. He defended the Fed’s role, urged an end to pessimism, and argued the system did not set agricultural prices but maintains credit. The testimony included sharp exchanges with Representatives Funk and Mills over farm credits and rediscount rates, with Harding defending the board’s actions and agricultural support.
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Federal Reserve Ready to Meet Farmers Demands in Harvest Aid
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta signals readiness to assist member and nonmember banks with funds at a uniform 6 percent rate to meet agricultural needs in cropping and marketing. Governor M B Wellborn cites 63.3 percent reserve state as proof of strong finance to support farm relief nationwide.
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Home Makers Bureau In Constitution Tomorrow
Under Bessie R Murphy the Constitution will launch a Home-Maker Bureau in Saturday's issue. The department will appeal to housewives in the region and offer recipes, economy tips, and gleanings. Murphy, famed for Three Meals A Day, editors a national presence and is noted for leadership in household efficiency.
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Periglcdl
Opera tax defeated in Senate committee action
The Senate appropriation committee adopted a motion to remove the $2,500 grand opera tax from the bill, sparking a heated debate. Jackson and Nix led opposition, warning of an extra session and higher costs, while Wohlwender urged restraint and focus on broader legislation. Continued on Rage 5, Column 1.
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Plan to Prevent Pellagra Spread in the South
Plans for cooperation between rent and state health agencies to curb pellagra were discussed at a Washington conference with Surgeon General Cumming and health officials from 12 southern states. A follow up meeting was set for tomorrow to prepare a report for President Harding. Participants warned some regions face serious conditions despite no national alarm.
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Hayne
South Carolina
Baise
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Virginia
August 31 191? Referendum on City Tax Increase
Atlanta council and aldermanic board unanimously set August 31 as the referendum date on a proposed tax increase from 2.25 to 1.50. A $1,200 election expense appropriation was approved, funded by the Department of Elections. City charter amendments expand loan authority to 1,000,000 and allocate funds for hospital staff and a campaign account. Also approved street repairs on Flat Shoals Avenue.
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Senate and House clash over pension funds and tax plan
A strong battle unfolds as the House refuses to appropriate more than 1.25 million yearly for Confederate veterans pensions while the Senate adds to the tax bill. The plan aims to raise up to 11 million in revenue and cover outstanding pension obligations, with lawmakers arguing constitutional and moral duties to veterans.
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Confederacy
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Clay
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Whisky Ring Alleged Over Bar In Atlanta Saloon
Federal Prohibition Officer Harry Saphire testified in Atlanta that whisky was sold over the bar at Jack's Place on West Alabama street. Three men were arrested and bartender W Corley and James Johnson were held to a federal grand jury on violation of the prohibition amendment. Brown and Sammons faced impersonation charges. Saphire outlined plans to use Brown and Sammons as witnesses.
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Reduction Not Possible Now Democrats Claim
Washington reports that Democrats forecast the Republicans face a hard line over tax policy as Secretary Melon warns taxes must rise by 266 million annually to cover current year expenditures. Internal revenue must stay above 3.57 billion, despite tariff plans, with a 336 million deficit projected. Garner predicts trouble for Republicans as Marche elections loom. Continued on Pare Column 2
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Welfare funds battle ends with continued appropriation
In a heated Thursday session the Georgia House rejected abolition and voted to sustain operations of the welfare board. Mrs Alonzo Richardson praised lawmakers from the Georgia Federation of Women and State League of Women Voters for supporting the 916 000 annual appropriation and defending the women of Georgia who have led the fight.
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General staff officer arrives in Columbia for inspection tour
An army staff officer arrived in Columbia at noon today and will spend the afternoon on a tour of inspection at Camp Jackson.
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Report on Highway Committee Exonerates Officials
The Joint investigating committee concludes a majority report exonerating highway officials of wasteful expenditures and will be submitted to the legislature. Representatives McMichel and Davis may file a minority report opposing the findings. The final report, based on Thursday night sessions, affirms efficiency and honesty in the Georgia highway department, including praise for the Elbert County quarry purchase and for the department’s vouchers and road work.
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Awful conditions at soldiers home exposed by prober
Investigation reveals 850 former service men housed in a Virginia or Washington soldiers home living amid vice corruption and immorality. Witness M P McInerney recounted drugs alcohol and coercive exploitation by outside parasitic influences. Senate hearing urged action but no immediate charges were filed.
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Washington
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Bewhiskered Billy and the chase by Brer Rabbit
A humorous narrative set near Barist College recounts a goat attack on a cotton tailed rabbit as a man and Le gare Davis observe. The goat, named Boat Belt, is described as fierce and powerful, with the roosters and dogs nearby adding to the comic chaos. The piece blends tall tale humor with rural character, reflecting satirical dialogue and local color.
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Georgia
Legare Davis
Ivy Street
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Amiumas
Weather forecast for Georgia Friday and Saturday
Partly cloudy conditions forecast in Georgia with chances of local thundershowers. Little temperature change expected.
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