Constitution News on Tax Law and School Funding
The article reports Georgia lawmakers passing school tax and codification bills, making local school taxation mandatory and standardizing rural schools. It notes governor approval likely, placing the measures among the state’s most advanced educational steps and tying funding to the state school fund. The report highlights Senators Elders and Carwell sponsoring the legislation.
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House
Carswell
Senate
General Assembly
Thies
Carewell
Georgia
Gooreis
Election Day Actions and Proposals Noted in County Report
A fragmentary report notes Mr Stuphins and Daou oidgitons County 4 in Atlanta discussing cooperation on election day. The item mentions coordinated efforts, timely actions, and a proposal favored by those represented, though the text is garbled.
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Stuphins Cehdita
The Plumb Plan Debate and Ballot Resolution
A political pamphlet warns that pushing the Plumb plan for tripartite railroad control could trigger a general rail strike and national crisis. It argues majorities must decide via the ballot, urging public votes in next year’s elections to settle the issue peacefully. It ties labor demands to potential upheaval and calls for democratic resolution through elections.
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Nce
United States
Congress
Wat” . Co
Goch & Course
National Republican Party
DeKalb County Bond Issue Prompts Highway Vote
DeKalb county residents head to the polls next Wednesday to decide a 760000 bond proposal for highway development amid strong local support. Debated in parallel columns Decatur figures Sarge Plunkett and Ben J Simpkin discuss bonding merits and potential dangers while urging voters to consider the broader national fiscal context.
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DeKalb County
Nerein
Sarge Plunkett
Decatur
Ben J. Simpking
DeKath County
Tucker
Aeir
Scibie
Simpkins
Fragments from a Georgia Rural Voice on Faith and Hard Times
A collection of dialect prose and verses reflects rural Georgia life with lines about faith, harvest, and scarcity. It mentions Adams Enterprise, literature, cotton, corn, and bacon, and laments high prices and hard travel while urging perseverance and providence.
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Tor
Adams Enterpring
Henry Clay's Road Bond Vision and County Progress
A late 19th century voice praises Henry Clay's push for government aid to build post roads and argues bonded indebtedness is essential for modern roads. It urges Dakalb County to embrace bonds, pay for them, and trust future praise for civic foresight, noting roads spur prosperity and progress.
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Henry” Clayfiret
Kentucky
Conereny
Eira
America
Rathrosda
Bonda
Fulton
Milan
Millian
Soliton
Henry Clay
Willy
Bonds for Georgia roads face county vote August 20
The article urges DeKalb and Fulton counties to approve bonds to fund road construction with state matching support. It stresses the need for good roads across Georgia, warning that opposition may fail and urging citizens to vote. It highlights the counties’ unity with state interests and calls for turnout at the polls.
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DeBalw
Aciarae
Favorsbie
Honda
Bagatella
Sounty
Patton
Fulton
den Kalbregidge
Wiese Bey Sistanders
Senagal
Tb Bdo
Atlante
Sugusto
Moe
Ganrales
Atate Ganttal
Idie Fenenety
Harmonia
Pathwar
Fulton County
Georgia
Ion Jong
Donas
Georgia bays cloister funding for Washington Memorial chapel
Charles Adamson of Cedartown Ga appeals for 7000 to finish the Georgia bay in the cloister of the Washington Memorial chapel at Valley Forge. He notes bays for nine colonies, with Rhode Island North Carolina and Georgia still needed, built in Holmesburg granite and Jndjang limestone, featuring colonial seals and a future woodland cathedral surrounding open air services. Donations suggested from 1 to 5 and a personal pledge of 250.
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Georgia Bay
Washington Memorial Chapel
Valley Forge
Enery
Washington Memon ‘Tiat
Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Maryland
Maasachusetts
Delaware
New Yorke
Connecticut
Caroling
Rhode Island
North Carolina
Georgia
Holmesburg
Harriaan
Rhoda Inland
North Caroling
Moute
Masgeny Gole
Joseph
Havershop
Atlanta
Charles
Adamson
Cedartown
Conventions Opening Today Amid Various Associations
Conventions open today for Cliffaake American association Milwaukee International Shippers association Moneton N C Baritima Inces Grand Lodge 10 0 0 F F Blackabure Va Virginia State Farmers Institute Sioux City Iowa Iowa Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias.
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Cliffaake—American
Ey ‘Association
Milwaukee—International Shippers’ Association
I Moneton
cBaritima Iy Inces
Grand Lodge
Blackabure
Virginia State ‘Farmers’ Institute
Sioux’ City
Iowa
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
Georgia Enacts Progressive School Legislation in a Decade
The Georgia House passed two major measures creating progressive school funding and standards. The Carnwell local tax plan requires counties without a local education tax to provide one mill, with others allowed to raise funds. a constitutional amendment must be approved by voters next general election. The Senate swiftly approved the state school code, detailing district control, funding mechanisms, and new educational requirements including six months attendance and seven grades core curriculum.
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Georgia
James
Fladers-Carnwell
Georgis
Stata
Boards of Education
Congress
Thia
Atate
Adllege
Health Talks Warn Misconceptions On Syphilis
Dr William Brady explains that facial eruptions are rarely syphilis and stresses many infections are innocently acquired. He notes incubation 1–8 weeks, urges following medical advice, and argues against self made treatments or blaming health on cleanliness.
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Wiseheimer
Aynhitide Pena
Highway program not jeopardized by conference vote
James A. Hollomon argues that the Georgia legislature will pass conference reports on two highway bills. The gasoline tax will likely be dropped and motor license fees kept as House passed. The conference may amend the Senate tax on gasoline to support modernization and highway construction without harming the industry.
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James A. Hollomon
House
Senate
Houra
Haa
Georgia
Sre
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