Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-13


'i'ei Pd9-7e" q peiieC'IE b"o" anu
tightly -rheted inheritance tax law.
The law was the Joint product of
A. colo 90 par4o., and NJ cuift ~
Nttiscco-,o ord I, 80 80 ,,,ndoted aCto,.
nissr o,,,r-oIed ia,ys ~ gir1fIar I'M
Dort IN force tbrareboa,f ne nation
Vbat hos bocn,0o ~ ~ Tioo, much
b.s 49, roaii1,d ,,,,d.r
0tber g atae rocait5o most xuh-
stontiaI ,ncor,o fron, +beir inco,oa
az, Ia',,,s md therefore u.b,, nnt
Coorgia .
,rtera ta- too,, sl.,,,stl,t,,o t,,r,od
into mo .Troee,r, en- far Ss a re- !
IN. ~, 80 ~ 10
ha e ~ H., pis snohno - soorns ~
ofHciaIs t6ot tbere hae not neon ae
49,, - sto,,iI 49, 80,
A. NJ ,,.iIr he I'D, r.. ,,al,a tbie |
year's 81, retnrns from i'I ne g Georgla IN
oa,1o "a, la,u n,hat tho,, eboIiId no
~, L,,t ~ .+,,-,,s that al
-, ,ro,,id b,,,o 49,, ,,ado
Thie nuestion is beinp asked nrettv
ganersll,, throiehout Georgia nova
uag an ~ W. t5 ~ IN. ~ iSno,
sho ,,,b,s ana ,r,aronoree 9f things |
e con sn 'a, the nrese ends an
eevenfmaiIv,
Ceorgia ,vos ono NJ the last States |
IN tbo linton 20 adont an income tan
To- sone If tbe STATES have hal |
e,cb laugs for many voars and there |
noy, rer,ain ,,er,, Tow maj have M |
gncb statIitas IN any shane
II ie cstinatod rouphIv that the |
income fax law if properlv enforced |
should hrinq into he treasury of |
C.eorot, MOI loss than St0O 000 ner an |
num@and nerhaps very much more |
nm II viii never prodiIce a revenue |
10 amount to ANYTHING. Of course. un- |
Iees n 10 enforced
,rbe fact hat seems IN stand ont
very clearly lust now is that so far
nractfcalI,, N0TIIyNC has heen real /
ized TO the state from the new law. I
Notwithstanding the fact that IL has !
beon in force for eight months or /
more
The Georgia law is not framed to |
some laws of the same kind in other J
States undoubtedly are-but 1t should I
produce a very pretty penny, never
thelessl
President Of the Senate j. Ran
dolph Anderson. candidate for Gov
ernor has opened headquarters in
Savannah. according to n news story
i'm Tho Press of that CITY.
DR. l.. G. Hardman. candidate for |
Governor has opened headquarters
in Commerce his home town
And sneaker OF tho House William
II BurvcU has his HEADQUARTERS" so
far entirely and exclusively under
his hiatt"
quarters" for all SORTS and conditions |
OF political booms and even now It |
stil seems mighty handy thing to |
have "a working base In the capital |
BEFORE the various campaigns are |
too far advanced therefore. it is more |
than likely that the various hotel lob |
bies viii reeIl with placards announc-
inp that This that and the other can
didate is ready upstairs somewhere |
10 do business with his admiring and
dotipp constituents and fellow Citi-
zens
Tbev are talking Uncle Jim"
Woodward and the Governorship all
over Georgia NOWADAYS. and i'm nu-
merous spots the suggestion seems to
'"T M - H Nil News saws "Tim has
the renutation az hoing one Of the best
MAYORS that Atlanta ever had. and
AS Governor he would give the state
=" '9 oIo,n bnsinass,slSe administration
Thsre WIN certainly be something
dome ir he throws his hat into the
rir,"
II NAV no that thcro is more truth
than noetrv IN the foregoing. asmany
nocnlc donbtless win agree readily
aro,eb
oprd" D,aIocL az the Federal In
.to,nai pe,enne Denarmtent station
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