Hardwick Urges Graduated Income Tax Plan Defense
Governor Hardwick opens with a dire financial portrait and pushes a graduated income tax as the core remedy. He also proposes retrenchment, a poll tax on women, and broad consolidation of boards to cut costs.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
General Assembly
Hardwick
Pee
McLendon , Western and Atlantic
Board of
Regents
Department of Archives
Lbrarian
Board of ‘Public Welfare
Wardwick
Georgia
Treasury
Gagollna
Organic Law of the Republic
Tris
University of Giorgia
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Fragmentary text indicates a debate over defense and inland matters with terms like atton and entior. The readable lines suggest a discussion of advantage and practical aspects, but the source lacks complete names, dates, or places to anchor a full summary. Further readable context needed for a precise card.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Fragmented OCR text hints at an official notice about a public sale. Reading does not reveal names, places, dates, or precise actions.
Fragmentary OCR Note and Scrambled Text
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Georgia Tax Changes Debate on Income Tax Timing
The Georgia governor outlines a shift to an income tax system, arguing it could replace the current ad valorem setup by 1924, easing federal coordination and funding essential state services. He warns against rushing a constitutional amendment and urges improvements to existing tax equalization while preserving key programs and pensions.
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Deere
Hardwick
Whder
Sinle
Lacue
Owen
Atlanta
Georgia
Tate Service
Trent
Treasury
Georem
Catholic Replies To Charges Made By Senator Watson
Rev John J Burke of the National Catholic Welfare council rebuts Georgia Senator Watson s defamatory allegations against Catholic priests and a Georgia bishop. The council notes Watson s statements as unfounded and harmful while detailing steps to address the accusations and uphold lawful conduct by church and state authorities.
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Clark Nowell, JR
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
John J. Burke
National Catholic Welfare Council
pPhomags E. Watson
Georgia
United States
Order of the Good Shepherd
Columbia Sentinel
Thomson, Ga
Whhh
Watson
Benjamin J. Kelley
Savannah
Harding
United States Senate
Argo
Status of
Kai Jey
Up-to-Date Map of Atlanta by O F Kauffman
A new detailed map of Atlanta by civil engineer O F Kauffman is on display. The map spans Buckhead to Lakewood and Decatur to West Atlanta Park, includes about 1 760 streets, and marks the fifth Atlanta map drawn by Mr. Kauffman whose work paused for the war but has now been completed.
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Atlanta
O. F. Kauffman
Candler
Buckhead
Lakewood
Frond Decatur
West Atlanta Park
Daring thieves enter two city homes stealing cash and valuables
During the early hours of a Wednesday a burglar entered FR L Wat son’s home at 409 Grant street while the door was left unlocked by heat and took 120 in cash and a gold watch. Later on the same day a separate burglary occurred at W A Calloway’s home at 171 Myrtle street with a thief taking only 18 suitcases and a cult of clothes.
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L. Watson
Grant Street
W. A. Calloway
Myrtle Street
Strikers sue union chief for lost salary in labor dispute
J. mer vice grand president sues Fitzgerald and others in Fulton superior court seeking 4500 dollars for alleged earned salary lost after a 1920 railway and steamship workers strike. He claims Fitzgerald appointed Nelson to lead the strike, then refused accountability and helped Nelson’s removal from office. May 20 1920 election set salary at 6000 dollars.
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Brotherhood of Hailwa
Fulton ‘W
Nelson
Superior Court
J.mer
Fitzgerald
Clarke
Fitegerald
Offce
Chinaman Succumbs to Injuries from Robbery Attack
Ben Le a Chinese laundryman in Commerce Georgia died Monday from injuries after an attack on June 37 in his shop aimed at robbery. Police say Chief Goss and Berry Jackson, both Black, are charged. Goss allegedly held the victim while Jackson struck with an axe.
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Ben le
Atlanta
Berry Jackson
Chief Goss
Goss
Ben
Lee
Jackson
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Troreng
Bach
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