Tax equalization boosts Georgia state revenue asserts judge
Judge Hart, Georgia tax commissioner, reveals startling gains from the state tax equalization act. He estimates extensive unpaid taxes on hundreds of thousands of acres, predicting revenue rises to about 750 million dollars and tightening pressure to keep the law. Legislators oppose repealing the act, with many former opponents now voicing opposition to any repeal.
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Woman with revolvers sought entrance to Buckingham Palace
An Australian woman, held for hallucinations, was arrested after she tried to force entry at Buckingham Palace and demanded to see King George. She carried two revolvers in her pockets at the time of arrest.
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The Great Georgia Derby Race Mix Ambiguous Events
A jumble of racing and political race terms appears, mentioning free for all events and long term senate, short term senatorial, governor, and congressional races, alongside state house officers and county races in a garbled ledger style. The text lacks coherent actions or entities to confirm precise participants or outcomes.
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Americans Must Act In a Way to Do Honor To Nation's Founders
President Watson speaks before a large Independence Square crowd near the site of the Declaration of Independence urging Americans to apply its principles to business politics and foreign policy. He criticizes dull Washington quorum failures while praising patriotism and pledges support for lawmakers as he discusses antitrust and business conditions. Continued on Page Two.
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Directory of Merchants and Manufacturers Feature
It calls attention to the Directory of Business Men and Manufacturers in the classified section of today’s Constitution. This regular Sunday feature helps readers locate reliable Atlanta merchants and manufacturers and save trips to a business directory. For more information call The Constitution MAIN 6000 Atlanta.
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10 Cents Causes Fight On Streets
W B Henderson 60 is hospitalized with serious wounds after a man named Merritt 49 stabbed him in front of the Vaudette theater near Whitehall street. Henderson, a former representative from DeKalb, is among local citizens. Merritt, employed by Piedmont Home Builders, is held on assault with intent to murder charges with bond set at 500 dollars.
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Young Actresses Arrested in Boys Clothes in New Orleans
Two young women claiming to be actresses with a New Orleans musical show were arrested Saturday night in a room above Trammels Drug Store at the corner of Hunnicutt and Marietta streets. They fled the scene jumping one story to the sidewalk, protesting the police as crowds watched. In masculine attire they were held at the police station under $25 bond for disorderly conduct, identifying themselves as Alice Wallace and Marr Allen.
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Williams Asked to Resign as U S Minister to Greece
Philadelphia reports that President Wilson asked George Fred Williams, the American minister to Greece and Montenegro, to resign amid Williams public statements on Albania. Cabinet members discussed the matter, and Williams reportedly forwarded no resignation himself. Officials note Williams circulated powers offering mediation in the Albanian crisis, without presidential authority. The administration fears the situation may prompt further representations from Turkey or allies.
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Fourth of July Shooting in Atlanta Injures Grocer
One man, M Goldberg, a grocer, was wounded by a stray bullet from a 12 year old boy firing a toy pistol during Fourth of July celebrations on Martin Street. Goldberg was on his porch when struck. he was taken to Grady Hospital in not serious condition. Motorcycle officers Dodd and Shu mate investigated. the boy’s father agreed to bring him to the police station.
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Lascurain Named To Succeed Huerta In Mexico
Washington reports indicate Pedro Lascurain, former secretary of state in Madero’s cabinet, to be chosen to replace Huerta as president of Mexico. Huerta to depart with family aboard a vessel waiting at Puerto Mexico. A provisional government would be formed, pending constitutionalist influence in the new setup. The Torreon talks between Carranza and Villa loom over mediation outcomes.
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Villa Carranza break prompts joint commission accord
The commission discusses a preliminary agreement to reorganize the northern army command between Villa and Carranza. Villa would recognize Carranza as commander in chief of the constitutionalists while Villa remains head of the northern division, with both sides pledging loyalty and patriotism.
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Fair trial promised for accused Briton Douglas
Washington reports the British embassy was assured of a fair trial for George St Clair Douglas, the Englishman condemned to death as a spy by constitutionalists. United States Consul Hamm, dispatched from Durango on the state department's orders, will assist in securing his release.
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U S Marines Return Through Huerta Forces
Mexican commander Izunza established a prisoner exchange post after receiving two American marines. The marines said they were captured last night when they lost their way. They had altered clothes, convincing the commander they were deserters.
TAX BATTLE RIVALS IN GEORGIA ELECTION FIGHT
Governor Slaton accuses Congressman Hardwick of political hypocrisy over tax equalization and parcel post records while Felder shifts blame amid Georgia race. Slaton’s remarks target Hardwick as he campaigns for Senate, arguing his record and actions anchor the campaign narrative.
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Weather Prophecy Local Thunder Showers
Local thundershowers are forecast for Georgia on Sunday and likely Monday. Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina expect snowers on Sunday and probably Monday. Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana showers with thundershowers in the southeast Monday. Dusty Texas largely fair Sunday and Monday. Arkansas Tennessee face local thunder showers Sunday and Monday with partial cloud cover. West Virginia to be partly cloudy Sunday and Monday.
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