Plan Creates State Tax Equalizer Office and Board
The chairmen proposes a state tax equalizer to be appointed by the governor and confirmed by the senate, with an office at the capitol. A state board of equalizers would include one representative from each congressional or senatorial district, or district as determined, to assist in valuing taxes. The tax officer or any county board member must be thoroughly familiar with local values. The state tax equalizer will convene the board as needed.
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Diutant
Duare Broyles
Atlanta
Marthasville
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Broyles
Wis
Rita
Tudge Browney
Freeman
Woodward
Tax revision sparks fight over state board plan
The House debates a plan to create a state tax board to equalize assessments across counties while preserving local control. A subcommittee led by Chairman Akin will draft amendments, with members from both factions seeking a unified approach. If talks fail, lawmakers may push a special committee to take over the tax revision.
Attorneys Near Gladhe In Crawford Hearing
A courtroom clash among Crawford heirs attorneys flared briefly over a settlement description as Luther Rosser warned against labeling it a nefarious scheme. The hearing continued with no change to the criminal charge against Mrs. Crawford over alleged conspiracy to poison her husband. Colonel James said detectives in New York have not located Fred Lamb and hinted further charges may follow.
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Luther Z. Rosser
Joshua B. Crawford
James Anderson
Luther
Rosser
FP. H. Brewster
J. J. Barge
Mary Belle Crawford
Hhime
Reuben R. Arnold
J. &. jJamea
Mr. Crawford
Peachtree Etreat
Wisconsin to Legalize Ten Round No Decision Boxing
Governor McGovern signed the Hed ding boxing bill making ten round no decision contests legal in Wisconsin. A state boxing commission will oversee all boxing contests in the state.
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Wisconsin
Maison
Wic
F. E. McGovern
Tax Reform Debate Shapes Georgia Legislature Action
The House considers a seven member Ways and Means committee to study equalization of property taxation and tax reform. The speaker designates members from appropriations and Ways and Means, with reports due by July 28. Akin proposed moving the tax revision bill to a special order for July 21, pending rules committee action.
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House of Representatives
Texacion Tostem
Georgia
Rusalved
Camphalier Caneral
Ways and Means Committee
Akin
Rules Committee
War of words rattles city hall over pardons
A heated feud erupts between Mayor James G. Woodward and Recorder Nash R. Broyles over the pardon prerogative and court reversals. Both men hurl harsh accusations while Freeman remains in custody and the public watches the clash unfold across city government and the Plaza.
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Nash R Broyles
Woodward
Recorder Broyles
Broyles
Mayor Woodward
Broyles DM
Exch
Mayer Woodward
Rtecorder Broyles
Bismarck
Vreeman Stilim Steckode
Grim Hreeman
Tiger
Recorder
Broytes
Freeman
Court of Appeals
Comptroller's
Dodgs
Starnes to Play Great Symphony at Final Concert
Dr. Percy J. Starnes, organist, offered a brief near final recital at the Auditorium Armory last night. The program featured four classical selections with short rests, and a future date announced his final performance of the Symphonie Pathetique in its entirety.
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Percy J. Starnes
Etty Ongenist
Auditorium Armory
Dr. Starnes
Heehal
Kowsky
Officials tour Atlanta fort as army post reductions loom
Secretary of War Garrison and General Wood conducted an informal visit to the fort with no formal entertainments. They plan a six week tour of forty nine posts to assess which should remain, with a final report pending. The party also discussed the Mexican situation and proceeded to Chattanooga then Memphis.
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Wood
Aleshire
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Constitution
Wilden
Mexico
Hans
Peachecee
Leonard Wood
Schindel
Pedige
Clark Howell
Robt. L. Lowry
Wilmer I. Moore
Chamber of Commerce
van Orsdale
Evans
Barth
Colonel Lowry
Fort Calekamauga
Memphis
Steamers Collide in Fog at Harbor Entrance
In dense fog the steamers Sheboygan and Iowa of the Goodmien line collided at the harbor entrance. The Sheboygan sustained minor damage while the Iowa suffered a two foot bow hole and sank after tugs towed her to a river wharf. The loss to the Iowa and its cargo was heavy.
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Suly Ti
Sheboygan
Iowa
Goodmien
Iake
Ice block injures Bradfield employee in LaGrange
Jim Holt, a Bradfield Drag company worker, slipped while lifting a 250 pound ice block. The heavy mass crushed his leg and foot, he was taken to a local hospital then sent home to South Vernon Street.
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LaGrange
Jim" Holt
Bradfield Drag Company
South Vernon Street
Prominent locals die. multiple obituaries filed
Special prominent attorney Harris of Harris and Co., aged about 44, dies this afternoon and to be interred tomorrow. Nephew of the late L Harris. University of Georgia graduate. Furniture man Thomas G Flynt, 61, dies at his 99 HM street residence. Survived by wife, three sons, five children, and two daughters. Funeral Saturday 9:30 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church. interment West View. William D Barker, 75, dies at a private sanitarium. body to Patterson's chapel and home in Rutledge for funeral and interment. Survived by wife and one nephew. James E Carlton, ?, dies at private sanitarium. body moved to residence 93 Cleburne Avenue Inman Park. Funeral 4 p.m. at residence. interment West View.
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Effietton
Suly
University of Georgia
Thomas J. Flynt
Thomas G. Flynt
Nla
HM Street
M. J. J. Howard
George T. Flynt
Miss Regina
Miss May Flynt
Immaculate Conception Catholic Aanuaty
West View
Willam D. Barker
Patterson
Rutledge
Mr. Barker
James E. Carlton
Cleburna Avenue
Inman Park
C. W. Daniel
Dr Coker to Be Buried Today at 3 Afternoon
Dr Coker, a prominent physician on Lodge Man, will be hurried today. The funeral will be from the Paula Methodist Church at 3 o'clock this afternoon, with interment at Oakland. Dr Goar leaves a wife six children two brothers and five sisters.
Mellen Resigns After Trust Indictment and Wreck Probe
The New Haven president Mellen resigns amid federal indictments for anti trust violations and manslaughter linked to the Westport wreck. Board favors selling water routes. New Haven may relinquish Boston and Maine control. Liabilities near 394 million against assets around 500 million. Howard Elliott of Northern Pacific speculated as successor. resignation effective by Oct 1, 191?. Details note board motive: hold him responsible for acts by others.
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Westport, Conn
New Haven
Boston and Maine Road
Mew Haven
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific Road
Meller
The
New Haven Road
Boston
Free Cigars Saturday
A brief note argues that free cigars attract readers and prove the value of classified advertising by reaching the widest audience who have what buyers seek or need what sellers offer.
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