Prohibitive Tax Stirs City on Palm Readers and Phrenologists
A 300 dollar tax was urged on palm readers and phrenologists by the tax committee led by W Smith. An Ashley ordinance banning palm readers in Atlanta was revived under a new name while recent activity by a phrenologist clique was noted. The 1914 tax package also includes 14 dollars on autos and carriages and 40 dollars on pedlars selling produce, poultry or commission goods, with exemptions for Confederate Veterans and farmers selling their own wares.
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W Smith
Claude Ashley
Atlanta
Ashley
Compittee
Millions push vocation training bill enters Congress
Washington reports outline a national aid plan for vocational education with seven million dollars annual maximum, rising from 1915 through 1928, to fund teachers, supervisors, and program administration. A federal board will oversee grants and coordinate with the states, while a long list of officials fill the board and commission roles. Also, a bankruptcy receiver was appointed for Alex Lipsin’s dry goods and shoe business.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
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House
Dudley M. Hughes
United States
Federal Board of Vocational Education
Commerce
Labor
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Federal Board
State Board
Federal
Tims
Georga
Ernest Wieldt
HA. Ferris
Newman
Alex & Lipsin Merchant
Decatur Street
Reers
Federal Court
Clive Bond
Dr S C Benedict Dies of Apoplexy in Macon Georgia
Dr S C Benedict former president of the Central of Georgia Surgeon Association and of the Seaboard Air Line Railroad Surgeon Association died of apoplexy in Macon Georgia. He leaves a son in Athens and daughters in New York and Athens, plus three brothers and three sisters. He was esteemed as a progressive physician and reformer in his profession. He was deeply beloved in Athens and seen as a leading sanitarian.
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Central of Georgia Surgeon Association
Seaboard Air Line Railroad Surgeon Assotation
Wan
Benedict
Misa Annie Bloomfield
Athens
Kate H Taylor
Macon
E Benedict
Cincinnati
Ohto
CD Williama
Detroit
Mich
C_ Hepburn
Dlogomington
Ind
B Zihner
Atlanta
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