Traffic court in Atlanta eyes drunken drivers and reckless acts
Judge Johnson presided as traffic violations filled the docket amid heavy turnout in Atlanta. Cases ranged from tail light failures to drunken driving, with fines up to 25 dollars and license revocations for 30 days, while the Junior Chamber backed “No Accident” week efforts and praised police for enforcing ordinances.
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Georgia Railway and Power Company
C. T. Massey
Eawid Moore
J. J. Cook
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Atwood Street
Johnson
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Roy LeCraw
Chisirman
Jin J
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Frank Liggett
Tom Green
Judie
Powell
Frecklass
Putonbhie
B. Cox
Aonett Wardlaw
Lcense
Bughes
Erie Rodenburg
R. K. Finley
Isadore Ivey
Gove Company of
Peeopbia
Tohngon
Henry
W.graay. Jr
Hite
Robert Wardlaw
Rosenberg
Erle ‘Rosenberg
Himelf
McCalley Explains Destruction of Affidavits
W McCalley a Davis Street school board member says he destroyed affidavits against Miss Riordan to shield the instructor and avoid court exposure. He claimed lack of proof and effort to prevent notoriety, noting he never intended to embarrass Riordan. The remark follows Riordan's demand for the documents.
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Miss Riordan
Mr. McCalley
Eidterem Renmaintiin
Monte Carlo
Armament Conference Cost Estimate Reveals 100000 Monthly
United News reports base figures for the Washington arms conference costs. Henry Fletcher notes uncertain printing and session costs may require extra appropriations. Harding backs the plan, aiming for early funding and a Paris-like pay scale for delegates, with a large potential deficiency appropriation.
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United News
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Goa
Far East
Nito
Henry R. Fletcher
Congress
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Fletcher
Paria
Bobropriatog, Ia
District of Columbia
Secretary of State
Paris
United States
Wilson
Bliss
State Landing
Pavia
Senate
George Churchill Runs for City Council on Police Reform
George K Churchill announces candidacy from the first ward challenging Councilman A Ardlaw on police reform. He cites Fulton County grand juries urging changes in department personnel and notes a council committee report supporting reforms. He opposes racial integration of Davis Street school and Mims park and pledges to push a new school on the site.
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George K. Churchill
Ardlaw
Fulton County
Police Department
Council
Davis Street
Mims Park
Rand
Chool
M C Wade of Quitman Called to Reward
Quitman Ga August 15 Special M C Wade a Confederate veteran died here aged 81 He came to Quitman in the early sixties and was among the first merchants He served as city clerk and treasurer for twenty eight years He is survived by two sons George and Walter Wade and three daughters Mrs Powers Mrs Mabbett and Mrs Stoubings Funeral services and interment were held today with Masonic honors.
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M. C. Wade
Wade
Quitmare
Cny
George Wade
Walter Wade
Mra. T J. Powers
Scouts Plan Bicycle Trip and Labor Day Events in Savannah
Savannah reports rising youth scouting activity this summer with plans for a 35 mile bicycle trip to Pineora and a Labor Day celebration at Tybee featuring an elaborate sports program. Girl Scouts and leaders, including Mrs. Julietta Lowe, are noted in ongoing efforts and fund-raising to support local camps and activities.
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Pineora
Tybee
Juiietta Lowe
America
Andre
Lee
Georgia dean Brooks unable to attend luncheon at Kimball House
An announcement says Dr. Robert Preston Brooks dean of the period of commerce at the University of Georgia and his affiliated organization were unavoidably absent from the luncheon at the Kimball House on Wednesday. It was later stated he will be unable to attend.
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Robert’ Preston Brooks
University At Georgia
School Parent Teacher group backs McCalley for fifth district
Moreland Parent Teacher Association on Lucile Avenue Lea Street Peeples Street and Oakland City schools endorsed W McCalley Jr for re election as fifth district city commissioner facing opponent Mrs A G Helmer. The Moreland group also endorsed W O H Terrell and Paul L Menning with Pocrell seeking reelection against Julia O Keefe. Fleming will not run leaving A C Meixell sole candidate in the third district.
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Moreland Parent-Teacher * Association
Lucile Avenue
Lea Street
Peeples Street
Oakland City
Miet
W. McCayley, Jr
McCalley
A. G. Helmer
Moreland Association
Alao
W. O H. Terrell
Paul
L. Menning
Pocrell
Julia O'Keefe
Fleming
A. C. Meixell
Federal aid bill for roads advances in Senate
Washington reports the federal roads aid bill was favorably reported to the Senate with aims to pass before recess. It creates a federal commission to disburse 2100 million dollars for road improvements, requires that three sevenths of improved roads be interstate while four sevenths may be intercounty. Sixty percent or more of federal funds would go into interstate roads and a sliding scale of aid applies to states with large public land areas.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Commission of Thres
Divorced Husband to Defend Woman in Court
In a Northwestern University linked case, Madalynne Obenchain and her ex husband John Burch faced arraignment as he accompanied his father, the Rev. William A. Burch of Evans ton, Ill. Obenchain disputed the charges calling them absurd and declined to discuss the case details. Attorneys then considered whether to seek a joint or separate trial for the former spouses.
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Obenchain
Burch
William A. Burch
Bvanston
Madalynne
Obenchash
Ina
Northwestern University
Evanston
Ill
Obanchain
Retroactive tax plan affects U.S. salaries and judges
From Flint page: a retroactive tax plan seeks exemption from taxation of salaries paid to the president, supreme court judges, and inferior federal court judges, plus amounts received by individuals. The wording implies proposed relief renewals and broader tax treatment debates.
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United States
Complex tax provisions in new bill outlined in fragments
The text outlines taxes on corporate and personal incomes, stamp taxes, and changes to the estate and excise taxes. It notes exemptions for farmers cooperatives, details on taxation of personal service corporations, and mentions an excise of four dollars per gallon on distilled spirits for beverage use. It also references taxes on nonresident life insurance receipts and bank deposits for nonresident decedents.
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Goren
America
Supreme’ Court
United States
Tax Revision Bill Expands Capital Gains Rules and Provisions
The proposed bill revises capital gains definitions, extends loss deductions, and tightens five year limits on tax assessments and collections. It authorizes $50.9 million in new short dated securities, clarifies Liberty bond interest exemptions, and creates a temporary Tax Simplification Board to report progress to Congress until 1924.
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Treasury
Mellon
White House
Liberty Loan Acts
Internal Revenue Bureau
Secretary of the Treasury
Sey
Congress
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