Wisconsin Wisconsin income tax touted at governors meeting
Richmond Virginia December 5 Governor McGovern of Wisconsin and former Governor Willson of Kentucky led a discussion on a state uniform income tax at the conference of governors. McGovern said Wisconsin's tax succeeded and attributed failures elsewhere to administration and evasion. Willson criticized federalization but praised Wisconsin's system as fairest for decalfui amid debates on state rights.
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Richmond
McGovern
Wisconsin
Willson
Kentucky
Conference of Governors
Wisconsin Commission
Somoere
Uhen
Bad Weather Expected With Rain and Cold Fronts
Weather forecast predicts another day of heavy rain and foul conditions. By Saturday morning a change is expected with clearing skies and freezing temperatures possible Friday night or Saturday morning. Temperatures rise briefly with Thursday’s rains pushing above normal for early December.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Quick Stomach Relief
Indigestion sufferers are urged to use Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets widely stocked in drug stores. The ad claims the tablets provide digestive support by adding stomach juice elements, speeding digestion of meals, and enabling better comfort after eating. It notes one grain digests 3,000 grains of food and touts universal daily use with a 60 cent price.
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Stuart
United States
Democrats Begin to Use the Blocks in Taft Appointments
Washington December 5 Democrat leaders in the senate move to block a majority of President Taft s remaining three months appointments. Postoffice nominees may be pocketed by district senators influencing control of offices. Newberry and Harbin nominations sent to Simmons and Bankhead face delay amid party balancing.
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Washington
Senate
Taft
Senate Commerce Committee
D. O. Newberry
Albemarle
North Carolina
Simmons
James A Harbin
Saluria
Texas
Bankhead
Newberry
Harbin
Senator Culberson
Representative Sheppard
Batley
Archbald Impeachment Testimony Denied Influence in Sale
W A May vice president of Fullside Iron and Coal testifies before the senate that he did not intend to influence Judge Archbald in the commerce court case. He recounts letters and meetings about the Katydid dump sale to E de Williams, with confidential price talks and a later sale plan involving Richard Bradley.
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Washington
Robert Archbald
Commerce Court
E. de Williams
Archbald
W. A. May
Fullside Iron and Cou! Company
Senate
Altting
May
Willams
Bradley
Reno Is Route to Happiness
Richmond Virginia December 5 Governor Tasker L Oddie led a governors conference discussion on uniform marriage and divorce laws. He argued Nevada divorces form only a small eligible percentage of national cases and that most originate from four or five Atlantic coast states with strict laws. He urged a uniform state law to curb the Reno divorce influx.
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Richmond
Nevada
Tasker L. Oddle
Oddie
Reno
Gvernor Oddie Gald
Atlanta Real Estate Transfers And Leases Fortunes Growth
Real estate notices list sales and leases around Atlanta including Ansley Park lots, the northwest corner of Fifteenth street and Yonah drive selling for about 11 500, and 515 Marietta street changing hands for 8 500. Leases include Morris Adler estate to J L Burnett at 72 South Pryor street for five years at 90 dollars monthly. The Walter Street Methodist church bought 61 Walker street for 6 000 to use as worship space. Public transfers cover numerous warranty deeds and loan deeds across streets like Brookline Maryland Avenue Jett Sunset Pratt and Pace's Ferry road with values from 1 00 to 30 000 and dates in 1912.
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Ansley Park
Ansley & Scott
Clarence Blogser
Alex
King
Fifteenth Street
Yonah Drive
Ada Perrine
Witham
Marietta Street
Hunnicutt
Pine Streets
Plum Street
Herbert Kaiser
Morris Adler
J. L. Burnett
Pryor Street
Walter Street Methodist Church
Waller and
Nelson Streets
Wallace Memorial Church
Walker Street
Stonewall Street
Western Electric Company
Lee Street
Gordon Street
Atlanta Real Estate Company
R. W. ‘Davis
Brookline Street
Maryland Avenue
Charles KR. Hawkins
E. Floyd Thomas
Jett Street
Sunset Avenues
Linda Sangster
Taft Fair Street
Sunset Avenue
Alo Lut
Sunset
Elm Street
Octavia I. Baker
Ben J. Massell
South Baurelvard
Glennwood Avenue
Lilly F. Branham
J. W. Brynt
Augusta Avenue
John H. Monerief
Lizsie G.shurman
East Linden Avenue
Bedford Place
F. J. Dudley
Benjamin Z._ Phil
Whitehall Street
Central of Georgia Railway
Emma R. Nathan
Samuel Hosemierf
Pryor Heer
Richardson Street
Anss
Pace
Tatnall Street
Frank C. Owens
John B. Thompson
Bell Street
Taylor Street
Fort Street
A.S. Sharp Ton R. 8
Administrative Deeds and Real Estate Transfers Listed in Decade Ledger
A dense list of administrator deeds, bonds for title, quitclaim deeds, and loans records parcels in Atlanta area. Several transfers note lot sizes, street positions, penal sums, and dates mainly December and November. Named parties include H D Sams J G Bibb Mrs White D Kelley Mrs Pauling Bowen James A Whison F C G Lacy W H King Mrs Kate Knight J L Burnett Samuel Rosendorf Miss Morrison Fanny Lovinger Harry Dunstangy W O Thornton A O Martus Mrs Fanny Savitz Provident Trust Georgia Railway and Power Co Frank Boykin Frank B Lowe Lizzie Thurman Investors Savings Co Mary E Griffin J F Freeman and others. Addresses reference East Ontario Avenue West Fair Street Means Street and other city blocks.
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White D. Kelley
Pauling Bowen
East Ontario Avenue
Gordon Street
H. F. Childress
Ben Graham
Liddells Alley
Old Wheat Street
F. CG
Lacy
W. H. King
Fair Street
Mildred Atreat
W. T- Butler
McDonald Et al
Fine Street
Venable Street
Humparies
Dewey (Leonard
Thornton
A. 0. Martut
Fanny F. Savitz
Frank, Boykin
Atlanta Banking and Savings Company
Hugh Street
Shelton Avenue
Novergher
Hester begins serving his forty third year at exchange
New Orleans, December 5. Henry G. Hester, secretary of the New Orleans cotton exchange, was reappointed and began service on his forty third year. The board also reappointed Henry Plauche as assistant secretary, starting his tenth year with the exchange.
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New Orleans
Henry G. Hester
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Henry Plauche
Mr. Plauche
The
Exchange
Merit system urged as cure for patronage in civil service
President Charles W. Eliot of the National Civil Service Reform league argues at the thirty-second annual meeting that all government offices should operate on merit through careful selections and promotions. He says civil servants must abstain from partisan politics and that officeholders should not manage nominations or elections to restore public trust. The Democratic party faces a chance to reject patronage and uphold the merit system, replacing Roosevelt Taft orders with robust legislation.
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Milwaukee
Wis
BFE
Charles W. Eliot
National Civil Service Reform League
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Solons Carouse Around Capital in Washington Debates Pay
Washington December 3. Representative Mann defends 20 cent per mile travel pay as aiding families of lawmakers while the House, as committee of the whole, spends most of the session on the legislative deficit bill. Cox of Indiana loses bid to cover actual travel costs. Also reported are two basketball games with Athletics and Agogas details and lineups.
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Washington
Congress
Representative Mann
Ilinois
House
Representative Cox
Indiana
Funeral for Tech student Samuel H Taylor Jr
The body of Samuel H. Taylor Jr a Tech student who died Tuesday at a private sanitarium was moved from Burkett Simmons to Terminal station Thursday night and sent to Fort Worth for funeral and interment. The body was escorted by Dr Mattheson Tech president and Professor Smith.
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Samuel H. Taylor, Jr
Tech
Burkett-Simmons Undertaking
Fort Worth
Texas
Mattheson
Smith
We D. Luckie Lodge No. 89 Free Masons Meet Evening
The regular communication of Luckie lodge No. 89 Free and Accepted Masons takes place at its bar corner Lee and Gordon Streets West End this evening at 7:30 p m The Fellowcraft degree will be conferred Candidates for examination should present themselves promptly Residents and visiting brethren are invited A B Cates W M J M Hunnicutt Secretary
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We D
Luckie Lodge No. 89
Lee and
Gordon Streets
West -End
A.B. Cates
W. M
E. A. Minor Lodge
Atlanta
F. C
Glershwood Avenue
Peachtree
Decatur Streets
Horace Grant
W. M. H. H. Clarke
Palestine Lodge
Charles FE. Robertson
David B. Shumaker
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Emmitt S. Bebro
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Cooper Street
Evelyn L. Cox
Martha Walden
Cascade Ayegua
Westward Park
A. N. Sharp
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
North Jackson Street
Fathdtin
Howlevard
H. D. Sams
J. G Bibb
Cbapel
Frank Eastman
Illiam A. Ison
James A. Whis
Quiternim
Security State Bank
Emilie D. Mores
Waverly Way
W. M. McKenzie
George M. McKenzie
Sinclair Avenue
Lizzie G. Thurman
John ¥. Moncrief
Linden Avenue
Frank B. Lowe
Investors’ Saving Company
South Side
Lowe Street
Provident Trust and Security Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Howell Mill Road
Lota
Leverteenth
Hester
Approved Remedy CO
Cincinnati
Ohlo
Phoenix Street
McCord-Stewart CO
McCord Place
Decatur Street
Peachtree Street
Currier Street
Georgian Terrace
Ivy
Inman Park
Inman Circle
West End Park
Trobm
Claude. Sims
Luckie, Orme, Bartow
Nassau Sts
Marietta
Walton Sts
Turman, Black
Calhoun
Empire Building
Main
Mercer W. Gilmer
Auburn Avenue
Gust Mac Ees
Wiper Gree Sos
Troom Louse
Peachtree Road
Forrest
George Adair
Toe
John J. Woodside Storage CO
Edgewood Ave
Meal Ee & Connors Ma
Era Equitable Building
Sbsussiness
Edgewood Avenue
Bell and Fort
Rofif Sims & GO
Fourth National Bank
Wansiarine
Quarty
Foote & Davies CO
Kaiser
Ajanta National Bank
Capital
Company H
Agogas
Lewis
H. Baker
Baker
Meed
Kenney
Gormley
Welcoyner
Thompson
Hitza Turner
Weed Summery
Athletica
Athletics
Clanchard
Positrons
Branham
Thomas
Brown
Locke
Evans
Coomter
Allen
Jonneon
Fitzpatrick Hamilton
Warwick Summa
HOS
Blanchard
Edgar Dunlap Insurance Agency
Second Flcor Candler Buildin
Wororward Lumber CO
London
Fulton Investment Company
Green, Tilson & McKinney
Bungalow
8Th Ward
Brookwood
Tne
Bank Bidg
Royal Arcanum
M’knight
M. E. McKnight
Mamie Shaver Oglesby
J. O. McKnight
Blanton Harris
Blanche Mc Knight
Newton McKnight
Lamar McKnight
Barclay & Brandon's
J. A. McCord
R. J. Guinn
H. ¥. McCord
Forrest Adair
T. M. Armistead
J. ‘S. Gleaton
Conyers
Berkele
John Berkele
Mamie Berkele
Joseph Heinz
Charles Heinz
H. A. Mater
A. D. Mater
E. L. LaFontaine
North Boulevard
George
Lowndes
H.R. Durand
D. B. DeSaussure
J. J. Harrison
W. M. Crumley
George A Dethl
Atlanta Volunteer Fire Company No. 1
Dunbar H. Ogden
Oakland Cemetery
J. Bloomfield
Wil Gheesling
P. J. Bloomfield Company
Puneral
S. Pryor
B. H. Brewster
Albert Howell
Hugh M Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey
Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Kiser
Gaz
B. BM. Woolley
Victor Sanitarium
Atlanta, Ga
Gaineasville
North Georgia
Agtiqultural College
Jos. M. Brown
State of Georgia
R. G. Glenn
R. H. Baker
Dahlonega
J. Franklin Moorefield
Gainesville
Brunswick Journal Company
Ith
Bennet, Twiity & Reese
Bru Goorsi
Eade
E Fougera & CO. Inc
N. Ve
DR. Moseley
ER. C. Moseley
Auatell
AL Rye
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