Back Tax Case Lost in Rich Court
Georgia lost its long running back tax case before the U S Supreme Court, a dispatch from Washington reports. The dispute, begun in 1895, sought about 800000 in taxes on 30000 shares of Western Railway of Alabama stock held by Georgia Railroad and Banking Company and Central of Georgia Railway Company, with potential distribution to Richmond County and Augusta. The case bounced through federal and state courts, ending with a U S Supreme Court reversal of Georgia’s favor in the Georgia Railroad Company matter, and a finding that the Georgia process violated due process by failing to provide notice and hearing before final assessments.
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Savannah
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Western Railway of Alabama
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New York
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Supreme Court
Tech Placed On Suspension List By Southern Intercollegiate Assn
Georgia Tech is suspended from SIAC membership amid charges involving President Matheson, Coach Heleman, and six players including Johnson Sims Davis Roberts Fitzsimmons Buchanan. Formal charges allege professionalism tied to retained players and commission cards used for their benefit. A committee meeting in Atlanta will set dates before the Thanksgiving games to allow Tech and Georgia to respond and clear themselves.
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E. T. Holmes
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Georgia School of Technology
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Holmes
Tech
Georgia
Mercer
Sanford
Techs
University of
Uncle Remus Breaks Bread with Roosevelt Dinner Visit
The Uncle Remus character shared a meal with President Roosevelt during a notable dining event. The encounter highlighted cultural contrasts and drew public attention to the visit and its implications for national conversation.
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Uncle Remus
Roosevelt Dines With Uncle Remus at White House
Washington reports the first United States citizen of Snap Bean farm the "Sage of Shady Dale" Uncle Remus meets Theodore Roosevelt at the White House for a unique social incident. Julian Harris also present as editor and host. The invitation followed Remus's prior Atlanta visit and Piedmont Driving Club banquet.
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Harris
White House
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United States
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Remu
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Ton
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Atlanta
Secret remedy debated by Georgia Railroad Commission
Chairman McLendon of the Georgia Railroad Commission discusses a so called remedy to adjust traffic delays and freight issues. He says only the president of a railroad may be informed, and he will not disclose the plan unless necessary or with written consent. Thompson, assistant to the Southern railroad president, guards the confidential details.
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Uncle Remus at the White House Money Pinch Predicted
President Roosevelt earns praise for new financial relief measures as certificates of indebtedness spark demand. Reports say the gold reserve backs the notes, boosting bank credit and likely broad use. Lawmakers and leaders study the plan, with continued deliberations in Congress hinted.
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Roosevelt
New York
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White House
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Prohibition bill eyed to pass in Alabama Senate
Montgomery Ala November 18 The state prohibition bill is widely conceded to pass in the senate tomorrow. Women from Birmingham Mobile and Montgomery campaigners crowd the scene urging or opposing the measure as senators face a novel display of female persuasion.
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Birmingham
Prohibition
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Sibley
Semmes
Cotaton
Raphael Semmes
Kirkland
Win
Mother Sways For Daughter In Utah Senator Murder Trial
Washington DC November 17 plea today for Mia Ann Bradley charged with the murder of former Utah Senator Arthur Brown. Defense seeks insanity with witnesses from newspapers and physicians, a sobering morning as Bradley appeared frail and distracted. An aged mother testified about a childhood head injury and headaches, while a Salt Lake lawyer described Bradley seeking someone to talk to before the alleged act. The judge adjourned the case to tomorrow amid debate over the trial’s direction and sentencing.
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Mia
Annie M Bradley
United States
Arthur Brown
Utah
Fran
Mrs Bradley
News- Paper
Tme
Weather Forecast for Georgia and North Coast Regions
Forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday calls for cooler coastal conditions on Tuesday and fair weather on Wednesday. Northwest to north winds will be moderate to fresh. Local data show low temperatures around 4, with highs near 44. Mean temperatures and rainfall figures are incomplete or uncertain in the copy.
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Washington
Georgia
Vote Tie on Schools Resolution Faces Teachers
A local meeting ended in a tie on a resolution concerning schools. Teachers attended and debated the measure, with supporters urging action and opponents urging delay. The outcome leaves the proposal unresolved pending further discussion.
Resolution on Education Board Investigations Becomes Tie
Alderman Key introduced a council resolution to appoint a committee to investigate differences between the Atlanta teachers the board of education and the superintendent. The vote tied with a split council, signaling that about half favored action to address teacher grievances overwork after hours and seek concessions without harming discipline.
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Board of Education
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