Technocracy debate and state tax concerns analyzed
A 1512 discussion covers state taxes and clerical spending, plus technocracy claims on energy use, debt, and automation. It cites critics like John Van Deventer and R J Tilden on the accuracy of industrial figures and forecasts, contrasting efficiency gains with job concerns.
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Technocracy
John van Deventer
Iron Age
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Tilden
New Jersey Common Brick Association
Cause of Economic Ills by Technocracy in New York
A report on technocracy, a group of engineers led by Howant Geott at Columbia University, studying unemployment and production. They have compiled about 206 charts, with unemployed engineers aiding data gathering, aiming to explain the unpayable debts from rapid machine advances and its impact on jobs.
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Technocracy
Columba Univernity
Howant Geott
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Jeff Atkins Remembered For Kindness Despite Tragic Death
Jeff Atkins died this week after an incident outside his pool room where a well dressed stranger asked for money. Jett confronted the man and struck him with a walking stick, defending himself as the assailant fled. Neighbors recall Atkins as witty and generous, known for helping many people.
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Salvation Army
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Years Ago in Dothan Visitor List Records Local Travel
The clipping notes a string of residents and guests visiting Dothan from nearby towns and states. Frank Moseley, Laahie Smart, Mrs. Mary Brown, James Crawford, J P Botts, Mica Stoftel, Fred Cameron, Ernest Loraine, W A Roper, Hate White, and others are listed as visiting relatives or staying with locals.
Law's Delay and The Public Schools in Alabama
Birmingham readers learn that Alabama public schools face funding crises as court actions delay injunctions and grand jury investigations. The Alabama Independent Democratic Voters Association warns of diverted funds, unpaid teachers, and rising public concern, while officials argue about state indebtedness and fiscal transparency amid a months long dispute. The letter from W. B. Leedy calls for immediate action to protect schooling.
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Ala
Bagis
Alabama
Montgomery
Elrcuit
Montgomery County
Alste’ Department ‘ of Education
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Feagin
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Tom Knight
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Capitol
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Night Driving and Better Car Lighting Arguments
Night driving hazards rise with speed and poor visibility. R E Simpson of a major insurance firm urges engineers to create headlights with longer reach and less glare, plus better city street lighting, to reduce pedestrian and vehicle accidents after dark. He notes drivers must rely on their own equipment on many roads and highlights habitual misjudgments in night collisions. Improved headlights and street lighting are proposed as practical remedies, though fully lighted highways remain unlikely except on major boulevards.
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Decatur Daily
R. E. Simpson
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Mr. Simpson
Wellmont
Truce Sought in Short Session Amid Politician Exchange
A political truces expected during the brief session with lawmakers meeting, shaking hands, and discussing diplomacy in a familiar ritual to ease proceedings and promote cordial relations.
Washington Letter Prominent Senators Face Lame Duck Opening
Washington Letter notes a subdued start to the lame duck session with weary veterans like Smoot and Reed Smoot cheerful yet reflective. Indiana’s Jim Watson joked with colleagues while Vice President Carter, dubbed the lame duck of all, contemplates a final congressional run. House members mingle amid the looming frontier vote on appropriation and nacional business, sharing light banter as the session begins.
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Senate
Sesalon
Jim Wetson
Indiana
Sunny Jim
Watson
Smoot
Reed Smoot
Tab
Cart’s
Be H
June Knight name dispute roils Broadway stage acts
New York Letter narrates a tangle over the stage name June Knight used by two performers linked to Broadway revues and film shows. Dancers Jack Hollend, June Knight the first widow, and June Knight the second face legal pushes while Jimmy Walker aides, with Flore Ziegfeld's firm stance on the designation. The piece also profiles June Knight, a young dancer with a dramatic origin story and a bright rising career amid theater traditions.
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June Knight
Broadway
Cool Stills
Jack Hollend
June Lloyd
Holland
Marie Watti
Margaret Rose Valtiquette
Flore Ziegfeld
Holland and
Haight
Public Safety Items Skewed by Disjointed Telegram Text
A fragmented telegraph style notice describes public safety items and an abrupt shift to a public safety incident. The text hints at a person being hurt and transported to the hospital while officials provide statements about planning and response. The garbled motto implies ongoing coordination.
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