Federal Capital Stock Tax Explained by Accountants
In response to inquiries from va nan corporations for information concerning federal capital stock tax, accountants compile guidance on filings due before July 31. The tax is based on the corporation’s fair value, with Exhibit A showing balance sheet value and Exhibit B sale prices, using net income over five years to estimate value. a tax would be calculated on the highest derived value after allowable exemptions.
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Joel Hunter Co
Tsbigne
Ea Sy
Ealea
Athens Car Fare and Light Hearing Closes Today
The Athens Railway and Electric Co has finished presenting evidence in its bid to raise electric light, power, and street car rates before the state railroad commission. Opponents led by the Athens city attorney will present Thursday. The company seeks increases from 25 to 4 percent for electric light and power and from 6 to 10 cents for street car fares. Representing the company are Erwin, Erwin and Nix of Athens and J Prince Webster of Atlanta. Athens City Attorney Austin Bell represents the city. Judge Holden represents power consumers. Jackson Electric Co of Jackson, Ga is represented by former State Senator J F Ayers. Opponents are expected to finish Thursday, with the commission to decide after advisement.
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Athens Railway and Electric Company
State Railroad Commission
Athens
Erwin
Plea of Kelloy for commutation set for July 5
The state prison commission will hear two pleas for executive clemency for Jack Kelley who faces execution July 15 for the killing of Le Roy Trevler an Atlanta taxi driver Kelley is jailed in Spalding county while his petition for commutation awaits action by the commission and the governor Judge W E O Searcy criticized clemency steps saying Kelley had a fair trial and the verdict was upheld by the supreme court Attorneys for Kelley will seek a lunacy commission to examine his sanity before Governor Hardwick
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The
State Prison Commission
Jack Kelley
Le_Roy Trevler
Atlanta
Kelley
Spalding County
W. E
Searcy
Flint
Griffin
Kel-loy
Supreme Court Up
Ttelley
Hardwick
Fine Vegetables With Low Prices For Curb Market
Thursday's curb market session opens at 6 a m and runs to 1 p m Mrs Norman Sharp chairwoman of the Woman's club market committee said Georgia produce will be offered at low prices Okra fresh tomatoes butter beans corn snap beans carrots onions cabbages lettuce honey vinegar buttermilk pecans apples plums blackberries frying-size chickens butter eggs herbs cut flowers and potted plants will be featured A Georgia barbecue is planned after the 16th under the Atlanta Woman's club with tables on the club lawn attended by hundreds The White Provisions company will supply essential items including several young Georgia pigs.
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Norman Sharp
Woman's Club Market Committee
Georgia
Atlanta
Ehite Proviatona Company
Real Estate Demand Rises in Atlanta Area
Realty dealer BH F West reports growing demand for vacant lots and new homes in Atlanta. Recent sales include 149 Hopkins Street six room bungalow for 2100, cottage on Hopkins for 2650, 53 North Boulevard for 38500, and many vacant lots in Dernell, Angler, and Dennel avenues. An apartment building for four families on Spring Street near Twelfth is planned with an estimated cost of 16000.
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BH. F. Weat
Hopkins Street
J.C. Burnon
W. R. Jackson
North Boulevard
W. T. Finch
Dernell Street
Bold
W. L. Trentham
J. L. Hood
Maude A. LaBrice
Charleston
Mr. West
Felows
Ethel and
Hoslyn _streets
J. J. Hoads
Angler Avernue
T. C. Brown
Dennel Street
Roslyn Streets
Atlanta Land Company
Hemphill Avenue
Weath
Ethel Streets
H. G. Atwood
W. J. Austen
Woodon
Atlanta Tire and Crust Company
Madison Avenue
Garnett Street
Nancy Aldredze
B.HL_Nell
Lakeview Avenue
East Boulevard
HF. Martin
Hamilton Douglas Sr
Peachtree Road
Fulton-DeKalb County
Asa G. Candler
St Charles Avenue
Barnett Street
Paul J
Frank Fleming
W . Hays
Greenwich Avenue
Clara M. Levy
George T. Howards
Spring Street
Twelfth Guedt
City Hall
G. A Corley
Willard Men Attend BG Convention In Atlanta
More than 100 Willard storage battery managers gather at the Piedmont hotel in Atlanta for the convention. Executives from the Cleveland Willard factory, including H Gardner and S W Rolph, join Atlanta district officials to discuss sales policies and the new Willard features. The program features lectures, motion pictures, and entertainment, with a July 1st follow-up in New Orleans and reports of 185 cars now equipped with the new still better Willard insulation.
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Willard Storage
Piedare
Piedmont Hotel
Willard
Clevaland
H. § Gardner
WW. Rolph
B. Baldwin
Atlaanta
J. Ss. Dunbar
EH. Bustell
Atlanta
A. W. Lake
Clarence Trott
F. G. Spratling
W. F. Johnson
Dunbar
Nord Company
Jia
New Orleans
Beaver Duck Mills Bankruptcy Petition Filed on Wednesday
Beaverdock Mills and Couch Cotton Mills faced consolidation in 1920 under Couch Cotton Mills Inc. A stockholder split, a restraining order, and a federal petition by minority Beaver stockholders followed Judge Pendleton’s ruling that Beaver Mills are not affiliated with Couch Mills. The case, detailing debts and potential liabilities, goes to Judge Sibley for a July 3 hearing.
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Beaver Duck Mills
Pendleton
Superior Court
United States District Court
W, DB
Couch
Beaver Ducts Mille
Thomson, GA
Couch Cotton Mills
East Point
Couch Cotton Mills, Inc
Beaver Company
Couch Company
Trewosts
Beaver Mila
Beaer Mills
Couch Milla
Sibley
End of Departmental Row Sought and Recess Also Sought
In and Around the Capitol reports a House move toward a recess without orders as lawmakers search for time. Another clash over John Batleycorn is noted amid political theater. Judge Walker faces fourteen reversals without concern as eight new representatives are set to be elected. Landson delivers a Georgian lecture.
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John Batleycorn
Walker
Landson
War of the Georgia agencies spurs peace talks and political shifts
Rumors of a peace hover over the Department of Agriculture and State College of Agriculture as lawmakers push to end factional fighting. The assembly contemplates cooperation amid financial strain, while candidates in several counties vie for new seats. A merger of reform and rhetoric unfolds with mediators active in the capitol and campaign activity heating across multiple counties.
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Department of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
General Assembly
Department of Agriculture and State Callets Row
House
Senate
Grocers commend Calument Company at national convention
At the twenty fourth annual convention of the National Association of Retail Grocers in Kansas City on June 6 7 and 8 the resolutions committee presented a resolution commending the Cal ument Baking Powder Company for its cooperation and for advertising to give the facts about the retailer's position in distributing food products The association indorsed and commended Calumet Baking Powder Company for providing truthful advertising about the retail grocers in the United States.
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National Association of Retail Grocers
Kansas City
Ihs
Yonn C. Coode
Tennessee
A. A Larosa
Louisiana
Tiens
Calament Baking Powder Company
Indorse
Calumet Baking Powder Company
United States
Dr Mackellar Heads Local AtUSDA Club
The annual meeting of the Atusada club for Atlanta United States Department of Agriculture employees elected officers for the coming year. Dr W M Mackellar was named president, K B Sneads vice president, Annie B Slider secretary treasurer, B R Oastler steward, and John S Dennies head of the speakers committee. A paper by Dr Mackellar quoted Secretary Henry Wallace, pledging Washington backing, with plans for a large gathering at Piedmont Park on July.
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Atusada Club
Atlanta
United States Department of Agriculture
W.M. MacKellar
K. B Sneads
Annie B. Slidersteward
B. R. Oastler
John S. Dennies
MacKellar
MacKellar From Secretary of Agriculture
Henry Wallace
Washington
De‘pertment of Agriculture
Piedmont Park
Athletic program at Butler Street branch YMCA features gymnastic display
The Negro branch YMCA in Atlanta hosts a Friday night gymnastic and swimming exhibition. Tule rates and tug of war will be events with aerobatic stunts. A volley balk game between two girls teams is planned. Program starts at 8 o clock. public invited.
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Butler Street
M. C
Atlanta
Wife Stands by Bank Robbery Suspect Arrested Man
A young wife in Atlanta defended her husband J R Brooks after he was tied to a bank robbery at the Bank of College Park. She told reporters he is a good, loving husband coerced into the crime, and pleaded for understanding as police pursued two other bandits. Brooks, 27, a U S Army veteran, surrendered after a pistol fight but maintained he acted only under threat.
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Anaes
Officare
Bank of College Park
Fred E. Harrison
Connally
J. R. Brooks
Hasghand
Constitution
Brooks
Fulton Tower
Brooke
America
England
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Fulton County Tower
Land
Ebrooks
Eddie James
Stewart Avenue
Lberty
Fragmentary confession hints at robbery plot and suspect trials
fragments describe a meeting among men about admitting an accused into a plot to divide spoils. A witness recalls a prior casual encounter with one man and notes pressures and threats. Indictment for complicity in the robbery is anticipated as Brooks and James remain in custody.
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Ching Ha
Pat
Himor
Pitensh
Brooks
James
Atlanta Marines Capture Rifle Range Honors
First Sergeant Ernest H. Galway and Publicity Sergeant Cassius Beaumere, Marines from the United States Marine Corps recruiting station at the Austell building, returned to Atlanta from the Paris Island cylinder rifle range where Galway achieved the high score of 41 out of 50 at 200 yards.
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Ernest H. Galway
Cassius Beaumeres
United States Marine Corps
Austell
Atlanta
Paris Island
D. C
Galway
Huie Appointed to Governor's Office Clerical Post
R O Huie of Atlanta a member of the governor's clerical force has been appointed. He previously worked with A O Blalock the internal revenue collector. With this appointment the governor's office clerical staff is now complete.
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Huie
R. O Huie
Atelanta
Hardwwiex
Ednessay
Mr. Huie
A. O Blatock
BAPTISTS SEEK 60000 TITHERS IN GEORGIA
Nashville reports plans by the Southern Baptist convention to enroll six tens of thousands of tithers in Georgia as part of a half million statewide goal. Dr Jed Moore announces each state must enroll its share with a campaign ending in late year. Georgia target listed at 60 000 and rounds up a national effort across many states.
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Nashville
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
Jed Moore
Convention
Tecemsar
Alabama
Arkansas
District of Cor Uhia
Florida
Georga
Southern
Nhnois
Kentucky
Maryland
Mississippi
Missouri
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Firgins Fa
Kharassan Knights Hold Savannah Ceremonial Night
Dramatic Order of the Knights of Kharassan held a four ceremony in Savannah Georgia. The event featured the honor guest W V Lanter grand chancellor of the Knights of Pythias of the state from Millen Georgia.
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Savannah
Jemiah Tempie
the Knights of Kharassa
Sasion
W. V. Lanter
Millen
Knights of Pythias
Southern Business College Promotes Courses and Success
Winnie Berry lauds the Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta for turning out well placed graduates. She reports securing a good position with Koken Companies after completing a course and urges others to enroll, noting large patronage and strong student referrals.
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Ron
Southern Shorthand and
Business University
Winnie Berry
Southern
Southern Business College
Whitehall Street
Ray
A. C. Briscoe
L. W. Arnold
Atlanta
Migs Berry
Atlanta, Ga
Gouthern
Koken Companies
Gnod
Captain George Korman Dies at 87 in Atlanta
Captain George Korman 87 a renowned electrical engineer of Atlanta dies Tuesday at his home 2091 North Boulevard He connected with American Telephone and Telegraph and served as a captain in the Signal Corps He is survived by his wife his parents Mrs G Korman Sr of St Louis two brothers Gilmar and Harry Hepler of Florida and Mya He Hespen of St Louis
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George Korman
Atlanta
North Boulevard
Korman
Servardens
Nation Ag
Sigcorps
G. Korman
St. Lewis
Gilmar Kormans
Harry ‘Heper
Fioraiatore
Mie
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