Amendment Sparks Debate on Tax Reform in Committee
Lawmakers from Dougherty Fulton Coffee Clay Baldwin and others spar over a taxation reform measure. Proponents push for timely action while opponents call for further study, noting the bill would overhaul tax systems and require uniform ad valorem assessments.
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They
Beckhare
Dougherty
Br. Moore
Fulton
Judge Quincey
Coffee
Arnold
Clay
Ennis
Baldwin
Atlanta Strips Through July Heat on Pacific Mountain Trip
Atlantans returning from the National Association of Building Owners and Managers convention in Portland, Ore, describe cooling snow scenes in Pacific Mountaineer air as their party detours via Narada Falls and Paradise Inn. The group includes W A Jones and several Mrss Horine and Walker. they traveled from Cleveland on a westward route visiting national parks for more than five weeks.
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Santa Claus
Atlanta
Everest
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Portland
Ore
Ashford
Wash
Narada Falls
Paradise Inn
Paradise
W. A Jones
F. M. Farley
Ma Horine
George W. Walker
B. M. Horine
Horine
Irving Thomas
George Walker
Edna Horine
Cleveland
Gonre West
Kansas City
South
Spokane
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Denver
Peace in Ireland May Be Concluded
A long report from Dublin notes Sinn Fein violence includes killings kidnappings and bombings with Ulster premier Sir James Craig ready in London for talks. Officials foresee a home rule act amendment granting broader prerogatives to both southern and northern parliaments. De Valera not attending the conference but may accept proposals if put to the Irish people.
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James Craig
Ulster
London
DE Valera
Dublin
General Smute
Gamonn de Valera
For Work And Not Charity To Help A Family In Need
A letter from a 51 year old father of four appeals for work rather than charity. He says he is worn out, has no home, and refuses orphanage for his children, stressing the need to support his family and the desire to provide for them himself. He recalls a life of trying to better others while seeking opportunity for his own.
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House
Norris
Nebraska
Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Lodge
Conerens
Rasessing
Capitol
Congress
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Representative Mondell
White House
Freiinghuysen
New Jersey
Knox
Brandegee
Wadsworth
Spencen
Hall
Herrald
Frelinghuysen
Kellogg
Moses
Watson
McKinley
Cameron
McNary
Borah
Willis
Calder
Kenyon
Curtis
Simmons Nicholson
McCumber
New
Underwood
Ahd
Ghent
Lost life, home and health haunt anxious writer
A distressed note from an unnamed author pleads for work and support, recounting loss of life and a home, fear of homelessness, concern for children, and a desire to provide farm labor experience. The writer asks for references or a bond and requests contact through the Constitution, offering to reveal identity to a suitable employer.
Christian Endeavor Urges Bible Reading at York Session
The July 7 Christian Endeavor meeting featured Rev. Dr. A. B. Kendall of Washington urging safeguarding the home with the Bible and praising trained Bible teachers. Rev. Dr. Amos R. Wells of Boston warned against literature that fuels vice, while Rev. Dr. A. E. Cory urged united church action against prize fighting and compared modern events to past bouts.
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Washington, D. C
Daily Press
Amos Ro Wells
Boston
A. BE. Cory
Dempsey
Corbett
Sullivan
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meet Moves to San Francisco
Chicago July 7 The forty ninth annual meeting of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held in San Francisco August 18 to 23. The convention, the first since the eighteenth amendment took effect, will feature addresses by Federal Prohibition Commissioner Haynes. Announcement came from the national headquarters at Evanston, Illinois.
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Suai
St. Admensure
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Superior Court
Bible Judicial Circuit
Atr
Heckham
Culpepper
Brownlee
Bibert
Arsnold
Clay
Hardwick
Smith
Meriwether
State Highway Commission
DeFoor
Clayton
Department of Agriculture
State Collegé of Agriculture
Beckham
Dougherty
Chicago
National
Woman’s Christian Temperance Uncin
San Francisco
Haynes
Aational
Evanston
Druggists Push State Board Measure At Legislature
The issue of creating a state board of druggists gains traction as Rep J E Bush of Lamar pledges aid to pass the bill. The proposed five member board would regulate dispensing and licensing of pharmacists, with duties including prosecutions for violations and annual reports to state officials. The Atlanta Drug Show fills the City Auditorium with hundreds of booths, drawing large crowds from Atlanta and across the state to view exhibits by major manufacturers and suppliers.
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J E Bush
Lamareee
City Auditorium
South
Atlanta
FONIGHT PREMIER OF DRUG EXHIBIT
Friday night opens the First National Drug and Sundries exposition with a three minstrel show headlined by Mexican Serenaders and violin selections by Lillourne Smith. Dancing with the Serenaders runs nightly nine to twelve, exhibitions from Georgia to New York showcase pharmaceutical industry growth and advertising power.
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American Conservatory of Chicago
Hazel Wood
C. A. Sheldon
Atlanta
New York
Florida
California
Atlantic
Middle West
North Central
Pharmaceutical Association
Georgia
Alabama
Giant Lake
Yast Lake
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Cntrary
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