Plea for teachers made by governor in second message
Governor Harrly urges the Georgia General Assembly to pass a bill for issuing and discounting warrants against the public school appropriation to relieve delayed teacher pay. He notes constitutional approval, the National Park Bank endorsement, and calls for permanent borrowing power and added funding for various offices and services. He also discusses mansion site changes and parole reform recommendations.
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Nat E. Harrly
General Assembly
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Senate
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Clifford Walker
Joan S. Hart
National Park Bank
New York
Harris
Prison Commission
Atlanta
Wau
Lin J Mansion
Capitol
Jones
Orate Reuemhers
Prinen
Jorge Hart
Banka
Joanna
National Park Bank of New York
Myéarietiee
Rand
Dmn
Richard Delafield
Wardlaw Elected to High Position Amid School Reform Debate
The article reports Wardlaw’s strong bid and pledge to lead with enthusiasm alongside Chambers resolution to abolish the school medical department, replacing it with a restructured system paying a chief physician and nurses, aiming to save the city over a thousand dollars per year. It covers budget cuts, nurse staffing plans, and the ongoing board of education actions.
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Chambers
Unamuers
Atlanta
Law City
Euaation
Tla
Department of Schools
Board of
Edoration
Cme
Setad
Department of Heath
Publc
City boards approve geography texts and school moves
A school board decision extends a textbook contract as geography curricula shift across grades. The plan allows Tart McMurray texts for four years, with exchanges possible if war ends within nine to four years. A petition to restore Muse Morgan as principal failed amid discipline concerns. A tax increase proposal to raise city income for departments was tabled.
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Third Ward
Muse Morgan
W. F. Flaton
Miss Marian
Petinen
W. H. Terrell
General Assembly
Senator Opposes Tax Bill Amendment as Unjust
In a Georgia Senate debate, Senator John K Walker denounced the amendment as unjust and unequal. He argued land should be taxed at full value and warned against singling out bankers, saying tax on all property must rise together or none. He criticized the bill but supported broader tax principles if extended to land and implements.
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Persons
John K. Walker
Twentieth
Walker
Georgia
Tax rate set at about two mills amid amendment clash
Senator Moon backed the Persons amendment arguing the current party is unlikely. Senator Minter opposed the bill. A Fy to 4 vote means the bill will not pass and the attempt to amend the equalization tax law seems over. President Persons said he will not continue the fight. The upper house appears willing to let the law have a longer trial before changes.
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Moon
Minter
Tida
Persons
Dickey Elected Head of Masons Annuity in Atlanta
John Fr. Dickey was elected president of the Masons Annuity of Atlanta Georgia at the close of the biennial session of the supreme lodge held in the auditorium of the Atlanta Medical College yesterday. The officers are Thomas Jeffries vice president and R G Edwards secretary Douglasville. The board of directors includes James L Mason and Charles Nunnally of Atlanta O L McKay Meridian Miss Judge D A Green Birmingham Ala and Samuel Wolfe New Orleans.
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John FR. Dickey
Masons
Atlanta
Supreme Lodge
Atlanta Medical College
Thomas Jeffries
R. G. Edwards
Douglasville
James L. Mayson
Charles Nunnally
O. L. McKay
Meridian
Miss
D. A Green
Birmingham
Aly
Samuel Wolfe
New Orleans
Georgia Cotton Ginners to Organize Today in Atlanta
The Georgia Cotton Ginners association to be organized today by Weigh Cockrum president of the National Cotton Ginners association attending a ginners meeting in the Ansley hotel. Cockrum who recently toured every cotton producing state in the south believes the 1915 cotton crop will be the shortest in the last decade.
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Lila
Landrum
Carlotta Alexander
Lucile Youngblood
Naik McFail
Anne Kleinwachter
Marion Morris
Georgia Crane
Misa Morris
Board of Education
Gehuda
Woodward
Harrison
Orimary
Georgia Cotton Ginners’ Association
Weigh Cockrum
National Cotton Ginners' Association
Ansley Hotel
Cockrum
South
Vitalitas praised by Birmingham druggist in testimonial
Druggist L L Lazar of Birmingham declares he has ten years in the trade and endorses Vitalitas. He cites remarkable results seen in New Orleans and Birmingham and urges public use, touting the tonic as harmless and free of habit forming drugs. Patients nationwide report improved health. Display at Jacobs' Pharmacy invites inspection.
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L. L. Lazar
Birmingham
New Orleans
Magnolis
Birmngham
Ala
Vitalitas
New Orlcang
Invest Lavar
Jacobs’ Pharmacy
Cady
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Vitalitas Surprise
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