Debate on Tax Bill Moves to Senate After Amendments
The house passed the new general tax act by a wide margin after a debate on amendments. An amendment proposed distribution of 30 percent to fertilizer revenue among schools, the state markets bureau, and the state treasury. Other attempts to tax grand opera provisions and soft drink items were defeated or reconsidered as the bill heads to the Senate for immediate action.
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Quincey
Bowde
Ware
State Bureau of “Markets
Whitaker
Lowndes
Senate
House
Murphy Holloway
Fulton
Rindahoed Deolins
Ennai
Zach’ Arnold
Greane
Jones
Tavive
Nurses Battle Over Grady Hospital Charges
A. G. Johnston faces nurses and internes as the Georgia public health service and press reporters deny blame for hospital conditions. Speakers accuse Johnston of shifting responsibility for Pellagra and other hospital issues to nurses while outlining misused wards, resignations, and budget strains at Grady Hospital.
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Johnson
Grady
J. AL Bellflower
Johnston
Toran
Fendia
Grady Hospital
Mr. Johnston
Johnatin
Towanla
Nib
Denny
Austary
Mursca
Chee Ihire
Mica
Miss Sandifer
Miss Lowry
Micy Owens
Nelson
Méres Spansilla
Bus Cheshire
Miss Cheshire
Miss Nelson
Equitable Insurance Holds Banquet at Ansley Hotel
A gathering of agents from Georgia and surrounding states met Wednesday night at the Ansley hotel roof garden banquet to celebrate the new Equitable school program. Dr Van Arsdell praised the course as a significant innovation in life insurance training aimed at benefiting the public and preparing professionals. M. P. Tage was introduced as the world’s greatest woman insurance agent, noted for writing over 400,000 in policies in early 1921, with 35,029,000 pledged by Georgia agents for the balance of the year. Representing Georgia were Dr Willem B. Duncanson, Dickson H. Thatta, Norman Bisworth, and W. A. Pendleton.
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Ansley
Jbsaieaca Ame
Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Equitable
van Arsdell
Equitable Society
Irs
M. P. Tage
Geovala Aments
Willem &. Duncanson
Dickson H. Thatta
Atlanta
W. A Pendleton
Macon
Freight Derailed In Sugar Valley Wheel Break Near Hará
A freight train No. 87 derailed this afternoon near Hará due to a broken wheel in Sugar Valley. No injuries occurred and damage was light. repairs completed and the train resumed in about four hours. Meanwhile health officials discuss Pellagra education and government department cooperation in southern states to curb the disease. The Asheville Board of Trade condemns Washington stories as false about Pellagra in the South and urges Congress to reveal the source of such information. Oklahoma officials defend crop conditions and push for price stabilization against Pellagra propaganda reports.
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Georgia
Goldberger
Tha Public Health ‘Service
Tt. F. Abercromble
Georgia Health Officer
Public Health Service
Lt Ig
Surgeon Central
Public Health “Service
Health Department
Dre Goldberger
Bureau of the Census
State Vital Statistics Department
A Service
Georgia State Senate
Chambers of Commerce
South
United States Health Services
the Health Service
Sugar Valley
Hara
Department’ of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
Asheville
Washington
Ashegill
Board of Trade Today
Addreasloa
Cumming
North Carolina
Congreve
Congress
Amth
Oklahoma
J. A. Whitehurst
Prassant
Oklahoma State Board of Agriculture
McClintie
Peliggra
Klahoma
Cotton mill receivership dispute ends with stay order
In a Civil Court proceeding Sam Sibley ordered John Ottley to retain possession of forfeited property as a petition for separation by A Huy Fantiela and Lee holder in the Beavers Cotton Mills. The court upheld the voluntary petition filed by the Beavers, denying the petition to turn assets over to the receiver, with Grove and Hugh Howell & Brandon Hyads appearing for the tug.
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Sam Sibley
Yeaterday
John Ottley
A. Huy Fentiela
Lee Holder
Beavers
Cotton Mills
Pha
Grove
Fragments Lead to Unclear Historical Record
A partial OCR line shows names and stray phrases but lacks coherent context or events, leaving an incomplete item with no identifiable date place or action. The readable bits hint at a possibly personal note or archival fragment rather than a clear news item.
Reward Offered for Slayer in Fulton County Deputy Slater Case
A reward of about $780 is offered for the capture of a slayer in Fulton County. Deputy W. E. Yarbrough is involved and was wounded by a bullet during the event. The notice states $750 will be paid for the deputy’s slater and references a reward context from weekend information.
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Slater
Fulton County
Slayings suspect pursued as officers close in
Governor Hardwick and Solicitor General Boykin offer rewards totaling 56,100 for the slayer. Deputy Basemore says officials name the main suspect and expect capture hourly. Maryville’s giant Bible class drew 8,231 men with delegations from multiple towns, Maitland sending the largest with 210 attendees.
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Tonawa
John A. Boykin
Sherift
Lowry
Thomas W. Hardwick
Basemora
Conay
Maryville
Arkee
Barnard
Guilford
Quitman Skidmore
Maitland
Wilcox
Burlington Junction
Glearmont
Elme
Pickering
Hopkins
Parnell
Tribune
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Bartow
America
Carlton
Palm Beach
Smart
Carlton Shoe & Clothing Co
Whitehall
Dixie
Douthsm
Wade
Wath Hanges
Thea
Thea Public Health Service
Goldberrar
Ben Indi
Bell-Ans
Cowan-Dunn
Connally
Over
Franklin
Bisettian
Eiseman
Hiseman
Eiseman's
BR. G. Berry
Betty & Sons Lumber Company
Montgomery
Mississippi
Louisiana
Ala
Louis
BRG
Betty
Southern Bell
Telephone and. Telegraph, Company
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