Controversy Over Men and Beltzian Bulletins in Atlanta
The Constitution informs Mr Darion Jackson that Atlanta business leaders urge cessation of the popular bulletins. They argue publication harms the city’s reputation and economy, citing widespread reports of injury from traveling salesmen. The paper pledges fair news coverage for all sides and invites further statements from Beavers or the committee.
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Uant
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Constitution seeks to close columns against unjust city attack
The Constitution urges ending an unwarranted campaign that misrepresents Atlanta and harms the city’s reputation. It acknowledges sincere intent but argues that persistent misportrayals distort reality and erode public trust, leaving no choice but to halt further coverage.
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Jackson
Salem
Atlanta
Four votes shy doom tax exemption bill for denominational colleges
The measure to exempt denominational college and university endowments from taxation fell one vote short in the Georgia House, 123 to 4. Backers vow to reintroduce and push it again this session, arguing education funding and regional comparisons justify passage and public support is strong. The editorial urges immediate reconsideration on the floor and a public referendum if needed.
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Georgia
Bug
South
Bills Passed in State Legislature After Johnson Obituary
Georgia lawmakers introduced and passed a wave of bills in both chambers yesterday while honoring Col. J Lindsay Johnson. The Rome Tribune-Herald editor and former census official in the Philippines was lauded as a man of deep convictions, humor, and unflinching public service.
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Georgia
Colonel Johnson
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Houme
Vidalia
Dawson
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Philippines
Locomotive memories and civic notes from the era
Alderman I N Ragsdale recalls first sight of a locomotive at eighteen near Lost Mountain and Marietta, while city actions discuss cistern repairs funding, second-hand marriage licenses myths, charter amendments, and a crematory probe by a ten-member committee. The items mix personal recollections with municipal concerns and political maneuvering.
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Ragsdale
Lost Mountain
Marietta
Mayor plans Valalon trip amid west tour delays
Mayor Woodward outlines plans for a one month Valation tour in western cities and a visit to San Francisco, but postpones leaves if his wife and daughter remain west. Major Pie and Ragsdale face city scrutiny as local attacks draw attention.
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Ragsdale
Resolution on pay for two inspectors and city visits
Mayor Woodward signed a resolution approving payment of three hundred dollars for travel by City Purchasing Agent Wo L Chambers and Assistant Comptroller Graham West to visit northern and eastern cities to study a municipal warehouse plan. Critics say outsiders benefited from old funds while insiders in the city crew should have handled the work. The council also heard requests from Darktown residents for free licenses to ply trades, with many petitions granted after a long session.
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Denni
Aldine Chambers
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See America First The White House by George Fitor
The essay critiques visitors ambitions to glimpse presidential luxury, describing the White House’s history since 1800, its notable rooms and rooms’ portraits, Theodore Roosevelt’s office, and the private quarters. It contrasts European monarchies with American governance, noting the building’s modest exterior yet symbol as a government hub.
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New York
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Meat Trust
Hunt
Cut Outa Car Debate Prompts Police Action
A reader letter discusses cut out exhausts and noisy engines as urban hazards and nuisance. The writer urges city officials and police to enforce ordinances banning cut outs, smoking engines, and loud cars, citing safety and decency concerns in New England and New York.
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Viewa of a Negro Teacher in Georgia Letters to the editor
A Georgia reader from Cave Spring argues about race politics and schooling. The author condemns a proposed law banning white teachers from aiding Black students and praises white southern educators who support Black uplift. He cites experiences with Methodist church schools in Wayne County and praises local officials including Judge WH Davis for enforcing law while aiding Black self improvement.
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Businness Enterprises
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Privonera
Dong
Gordon Cave Spring
Over Nine Million Dollars For the Dixie Highway
The Dixie Highway Bulletin reports bonds and tax levies totaling over 9 million dollars proposed to fund the Dixie Highway through several counties. Speakers advocate the project as essential to road development, with emphasis on long term benefits, regional growth, and enhanced transportation links from northern to southern areas.
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Jackson faces auto theft charges after alleged street incident
In Atlanta on July 5, 192s, authorities report a disturbance linked to an automobile theft attempt. The incident involved a man named Jackson, who reportedly assaulted bystanders and a resident on Tuscess and residence streets. Police say the suspect fled after the confrontation, leaving behind a muffler and empty claims. The case is pending in local court with further testimony expected.
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Jacksonia
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Prison Reform Proposal Sparks Georgia Style Debate
William B Trot argues for a statewide program using prison labor to study nutrition, health, and productive work for convicts. He imagines a laboratory in Georgia to test foods and methods, aiming to cut costs, improve inmate welfare, and inform public policy while treating imprisonment as a social science experiment.
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