Women of Atlanta Support Reform Candidates in City Council Race
In Atlanta a crowded city council field heads toward a clean up in police affairs. Four wards already contest the issue with organized tickets likely. Women vow to back reform candidates, aligning with grand jury findings and council probe conclusions urging police department overhaul.
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Henson Tatum
Corncil
Banco
Winnnistal
Conaldates
Grand Jury
Council
Income tax bill to cause heated fight this week
The General Assembly faces a clash over Governor Hardwick's graduated income tax proposal and the general tax act. Key fights include highway commission authority and funding, with Davis pushing for a four percent admin fee and distribution by counties. Opposition argues the bill would cede county control while allowing federal aid. The session also weighs the long-delayed general tax act, projected to raise about 3 million to 4 million dollars, amid plans for separate bills.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
Agricultural Department
State Highway ‘Commission
General Assembly
House Highway Committee
Highway Commission
Davis
Oglethorpe
Regulate Commission
The
Commission
Highway Department
S. W. Culpepper
Appropriations Committee
Culpepper
Ways and Means
Ncome
Appropriations
Toomba DuBose
George Carswell
Hardwick
Finn
Agricultural, Department
Las
Daring Burglars Loot Resorts and Rob Stores
A string of break ins and thefts reported Saturday night across the city involved six burglaries at shops and homes, two automobile accidents, a purse snatching attempt, and a noted hold up. Police detained Charli Brickmason on a blanket charge, J B Lynch on reckless driving, and J H Collins after a purse snatching incident near Forrest Avenue. A Rome, Ga. visitor, J W Skelton, faced charges after a reported hit and run while a woman remained in critical condition. Burglars hit Fair Dry Goods, Dixie Magneto, Turner's Drug Store, and several residences, netting clothing, groceries, and small valuables.
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Moonahine
B. Rogers
Charli Brickmason
Nibat
Foliceman Davis
J. B. Lynch
Ashby Street
Grady Hospital
Lynch
J. H. Collins
Peachtree Street
Collins
W. 3. Hayes
Forrest Avenue
Washington Street
Ding P
J. W. Skelton
Rome
Peachtree
Skelton
Pollen
Polica
Xwoman
the Fair Dry Goods Company
Whitehall Street
Dixie Magneto Company
Waller Street
Simpson Street
Turner
Jones
Shiele
Tenth Street
Olen. Mra
A. Cooper
Fletcher Atreet
Lightning bolt kills one, injures eight at gypsy camp
A lightning strike near Reynolds on July 16 killed one person and injured eight others at a gypsy camp. Local authorities investigated the scene as weather-related casualties in a rural area near the town of Reynolds with no further details available.
Disarming Plans Weighed as Nippon Talks Continue
Washington officials said preliminary talks entered a period of calm as Japan weighed broad disarmament. The United States expected Japan to join Britain France Italy and China in discussions while delaying final decisions. Conference logistics were being planned with Pan American Building as a possible site and hotels or apartments likely needed for many attendees including diplomats and translators.
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Tropan
State -Department
Japan
Great’ Britain
France
Italy
China
Tokio
United States
Ki Lg
Paris
Siz
Ant Willénd
Ragla
Negro shoplifting attempt causes local uproar at store
Jin McAfee, a Black man, allegedly attempted to steal items from a cent store without paying. A crowd gathered as store workers restrained him until police arrived for investigation into his alleged shoplifting spree over several nights.
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Per Sone
McDaniel
Bullard
Atore
Bate
Efforts to Save Passengers on Disabled Steamship
In Ogdensburg New York strenuous efforts were made to rescue passengers from the steamship Mae on the St Lawrence River. The vessel was disabled by a broken rudder chain and left in seven feet of swift current. No boats could approach the craft due to the rapid current.
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Ogdensburg
Elag
Canela
Bt. Lawrences
Wes
Mae
toMe
Federal Reserve Chiefs Set To Meet On Cotton Loans
Federal Reserve chiefs from Richmond Dallas Atlanta St Louis and Kansas City will meet to formulate a uniform policy on cotton loans for orderly marketing of the crop. The board will issue a statement backing the plan and banks will provide rediscounts to carry out the policy. The discussion will focus on terms and security adequacy while avoiding detailed loan terms.
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Reserve Banks of
Richmond
Dallas
Atlanta
St. Louis
Kansas
Harding
Dorth
Five Districte
Tta
Regerva
Pauls
de Sivey
Hungry man seeks honest work to care for baby
A distressed man from Paterson appeals for a job to support his hungry, destitute family. He offers to do any honest work and rejects charity, asking for a chance to provide for his child rather than rely on assistance.
Embargo on Dyes Spurs Tariff Fight in Congress
Washington July 16 The House rejected eliminating the three year dye embargo from the Fordney bill and shifted to a clash over crude oil taxes. Republican motion to adjourn ended the fiery debate as Democrats pressed to restore oil duties while GOP leadership sought to end the matter. Garrett of Tennessee led the minority but the vote kept the status quo amid uproar and shifting allegiances.
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Washington
House
Garrett
Tennesses
Baing
Robertson
Oklahoma
New England
Mercy of Jurors Saves Mrs Kaber in Ohio Case
Cleveland July 16 Through mercy advised by a jury Mrs Eva Catherine Kaber was spared the electric chair after being found guilty of first degree murder for plotting her husband Daniel Beraber’s assassination. The defense argued women jurors were biased against capital punishment. She received a life sentence instead.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eva Catherine Kaber
Daniel
Raber
Annexation Issue Sparks Petitions in Kirkwood Georgia
In Kirkwood on July 16 special report shows two petitions circulating one backing annexation to Atlanta and one opposing it following an open air meeting led by anti annexation advocates. Mayor T J Bryan and others argued Kirkwood should stay independent though he would support a public vote on merger. safety claims about Atlanta versus Kirkwood were disputed. Additional meetings will be announced.
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Ab-Martin
Banco
Bos Not
Aq Tor Re-Eedyor
Paineidiiton
Ons
Fred C. Mgnoe
John AL Quiver
Br. P. L. Moon
Board
Health
Claude Ashley
Beavers
Poole
L.A. ‘Trowbridge
Council
Homer C. Denton
Mr. Denton
Denton
Ordinstics
Perdons
Atri Denton
Manos
Civil Service
Culver
Department
Kirkwood
Atlanta
Antic
T. J. Bryan
Bryan
J. Davidson
M. 8. Johnson and Paul J. Talbott
Weather Forecast for Georgia Partly Cloudy and Showers
Partly cloudy conditions expected across the north with local showers in the south. Sunday and Monday outlook issued for Washington forecast area, indicating variable cloud cover and light precipitation in southern portions.
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Washington
Georgia
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