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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1929

Page

6

International talks near Rhine evacuation and reparations split

The Hague discussions push toward early Allied withdrawal from the Rhine and likely adoption of the Young plan. Snowden’s sharp attack on Cheron’s arguments softened after apology, but Britain’s position remains firm. France Belgium Italy Japan seek compromise, while Italy resists extra contributions as the four powers stand united.

Edward W. Pickard Hague Rhineland Great Britain Philip Snowden M. Cheron Snowden France Belgium Italy Japan Thomas W. Lamont London

Fruitful Georgia Legislative Session Projected

Atlanta reporters say the Georgia legislature moved toward a final budget plan with no expected need for an extra session. The House and Senate debated sales tax changes, highway bills, and tax reform while restoring several cut appropriations and awaiting committee actions on the general money bill and the sales tax measure. If minor adjustments align, the 1930 1931 revenue plan should balance without deficit.

Atlanta Georgia Budget Commission House Appropriations Committee Senate Redwine Finance Committee Lankford State Oil Inspection Department Bureau of Markets Printing Department Geological Department State Tax Commission

Key tax and budget bills pass amid restless legislature

Atlanta reports the state house cleared suspense by approving the key tax and budget measures after weeks of reform attempts. The Peterson substitute and Key bill shaped a four and one half mill tax mix targeting manufacturers retailers and utilities with exemptions for essentials and non profits. A luxury tax proposal failed, leaving the Key bill as the principal revenue plan and budget framework for the next two years.

National Committee On State Stimson George Eastman Stimson League of Nations Senate Vandiver Commissioner of Revenue Governors Special Tax Study Commission Department of the State Tax Commissioner House General Treasury Traylor-Neill Platt Mathews Boykin Atlanta Sai Rus Peterson Representative Key Hi |Tower Upson Retative Davis Mitchell Logan

The Right Way to Tray Is by Train

The notice promotes train travel as safest most comfortable and most reliable with reduced fares for short trips. Ticket agents are instructed to inquire about these reduced rail fares offered by Southern Railway.

Southern Railway

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