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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1921

Page

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Georgia cotton market climbs as boll weevil spreads

Cotton prices rose to 14.60 cents a pound amid a 36 point advance. Georgia Commissioner J. J. Brown warned the year’s crop may total under 700,000 bales due to boll weevil damage, predicting a national crop far below 27 million bales. He noted widespread pest presence and high production costs per bale, urging truthfulness about 1922 prospects.

J. J. Brown Georgia Brown New Orleans New York Houston Galveston South Georgia Commissioner Brown

Belated Americus Couple Quietly Wed After Months

Americus Ga August 21. A honeymoon couple kept their marriage secret for four months. The bride Clara Glover of Americus is granddaughter of Charles F Crisp speaker of the national house of representatives. The groom F Easterlin Jr a member of a prominent south Georgia family. The wedding occurred in Macon with friends and was announced today after parental forgiveness was extended and they spent the delayed honeymoon in Atlanta.

Americus Spee Atlanta Mms Clara Glover South Georgia Macon

Barrett Denounces Charges At Local Meeting In Garner Case

A Saturday rally at Simpson Street and Stnget Avenue drew Alderman Garner and police Commissioner Barrett. Barrett denied bribery claims from Garner supporters and asserted he would expel corrupt officers if re elected. A joint ward meeting followed with candidates for alderman and school board. Continued on page 7.

R. Garner Simpson Street Stnget Avenue Barrett W. N. Barnett Garner Fifth Ward W. B. Duvall Gary Churchill Eliott Cheatham Ex, Sisk Holmer Clayton W. &. Fleming

Mississippi bond vote signals new state era

An excerpt notes Mississippi as an agricultural state with a predominantly colored population, lacking major industries, yet voters approved 5 million dollars in new state bonds for construction. The passage compares Mississippi to Georgia and mentions James A L Holloman and constitutional contexts.

Mississippi Georgia Whith Mitsiasipyt James al” Holloman

Hollomon Tax Studies Praised by Toad Committee

A Georgia tax study by James A. Hollomon, sent to Southern states, is praised as helpful and enlightening. Letters from Georgia lawmakers commend his articles on taxation and state revenue use, noting Georgia's revenue needs and limited legislative discretion in spending.

James A. Holloman Georgia Rnte Seis Hollomon Senate Nix Johns Snow Jones Walker House Carswell Wilkinson Culpepper Fayette Lankford Toombs Parke Terrell Dudley Clarke Brantley Pierce Thompson Coweta Munday Polk Hunter Chatham Bowsen Titt Mi Bainie the Hollomon Pierce County South George

Citizens and Southern Bank to Enlarge and Modernize

Complete rehabilitation and enlargement of the Citizens and Southern bank at a cost over 150000 starts after September 6. The project will occupy the third floor, add modern features, and move banking operations to the new Palmer building ground floor during work. The remodel includes a new marble ground floor, a sunk entrance, and enhanced safety vaults and deposits facilities.

Citizens’ and Southern Bank Boans Citizens Southern Palmer Porgyth Marietta Streate Atlanta South W. W. Banks John BR Dillon Morgan and Dillon ag /at préssent Riew Marietta

Lloyd George speech warns Ireland would spark civil war

Premier Lloyd George declares Britain cannot tolerate tearing up the United Kingdom and urges common sense. He defends terms offered, says Ireland has right to freedom but so do Scotland and Wales, and calls for a united, free federation of peoples.

Barnsley Eng Associated Presa Great Britain United Kingdom Lieya George Ireland America United States Elvil Scotland Wales Free Federation of Peoples Lloyd George

Atlanta tax restoration campaign rallies planned citywide

City leaders and officials including Mayor Key Graham West and Superintendent W. A. Sutton announce coordinated tax restoration rallies. The joint school ward meetings aim to inform veterans, parents, and the public about the tax proposal and its impact on Atlanta's schools and children.

Key Graham West Samuel Lumpkin W. A. Sutton Atlanta Lumpkin Pleo Riche Indudl Enterprise

City primary on Wednesday with tax hike vote

Voter polls set for next Wednesday with both city primary races and a proposed tax increase on the ballot. Precinct maps list polling locations by ward and precinct, detailing hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. including schools and churches as voting sites across all wards.

Walker Street Mitchell Street Commercial High South Pryor Pryor Treet Fraser Kpet Hunter Rex Soda, Company East Fair Street Fourth Ward Irvin Street North Avenue Kennedy -Street Gfe Pryor Marlette Seventh Ward the Street Lucille Aventa Ay Universal Peachtree Street Tenth Hemphill Avenue Tenth Street Ninth Ward Edgewood Avenue Elizabeth Street Druid Hill Baptist Church Higland Ponce de Leon Avenues Tenth Ward Precii Odiclanta City School Eleventh Ward Shoals Avenue Atlanta Bank

Final lap in council race as candidates split on report

Saturday saw nineteen of the thirty council candidates publicly back the majority report of the special investigating committee. The race heads to next Wednesday's vote, with positions clarified by the latest developments. Continued on Page 7, Column 0.

Banco Report Councilmania Special Investigating Committee

Georgia Tax Return Statistics for 1919

Four Georgians paid part of the S 590771 in taxes. Georgia ranked 47th among the states in population filing personal income tax returns for 1919. Georgia was 4th in average net income per return and 43d in per capita income, with 2st in average tax per return.

Georgia A. O. Blalock United

Notice to Subscribers Subscriptions Delivery Awaits Clarification

Subscriptions carriers are required to complete their deliveries of The Daily Constitution in Atlanta and nearby suburbs. The notice outlines carrier responsibilities and delivery expectations for weekday editions.

Constitution Atlanta Pan Suburbs

Forum on Good Government Ends With Candidate Stand Notes

Atlanta Civic Forum chaired by Charles Walker releases a statement aiming to inform voters about police reform a new city charter and other issues in the August primary. It says the group endorses no candidate and seeks impartial, full information for the electorate. It lists alderman candidates including Wart-Dru Dusvall and A Seawright with positions on the majority report and charter submission.

Atlanta Civic Forum Charles ‘N.walker Heiner Grand Juriéa Civic Forum CF Forum Givie Hare Atlanta Atlan Alderhen W. Beecher Dusvall Banco Committee Tanta Indorses Unen A S A. Seawright Beavers and Poole Indorse

Weather forecast for Washington Georgia weekend

Partly cloudy conditions are noted with a mostly cloudy trend for Sunday and Monday. Expect moderate temperatures and possible local showery periods as the forecast unfolds in Georgia.

Washington Georgia

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