Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-04

! FOREST CITY,. w. Bailey
prominent in politics, delivers adj
dress here in which he warns elect
ors to bestir themselves to break
| grip of states political machine, J"
which he says IS throttling voters.
| RALEIGH.-State Board of AS
| sessment. in new ruling, holds do
nestle corporations are not required
to list stock owned in foreign cOrpo-
rations for local taxation but Meth
er such stock nor building and loan
associations stock may be deducted
in computing taxes due on "corpo-
| rate excuses"
CHARLOTTE.-District Attorney
! Patton announces federal warrants
| have been drawn against business
houses and individuals charging VIC.
latio of prohibition laws as result
Of too fragrant sale of bay rum"
Officers a. expected to Immediately
| begin service. NJ of defendants
not announced.
WESTON SALEM. Walter
Hin~s Page Memorial committee is
organized and launches drive for
funds with which to buy painted por-
trait Of Walter Hines Page, native
of this state, editor, author, former
ambassador to London, Lazzlo haV-
i promised to copy his painting of
Page hanging in American embassy
at London.
'SHEVILLE.-Mrs. j. A. Della.
port is l Id under $500 bond on
c.arge Of manslaughter as result of
death Of Mark McMinn, aged 10,
str, by motor car driven I her.
LENGN -ON.-E representatives. of
labor organizations in North Caro-
lima and South Carolina meet here
and discuss progress of efforts now
being made to unionize textile mill
operatives and consider plans for
speeding up work.
Observation-Disclosures associ.
alton decides to award Immediately
contract for construction of Saliva
ton Army home to cost $25 900, suf-
ticient funds being in hand.
RALEIGH .-General Julian s
Carr, of Durham, announces he will
seek to obtain election Of w. NJ
Sanders, of Spithfield, as president
or state fair association, while 9th.
ef members of society are planning
10 support probable nomination OF
mrs Edith X. Vanderbilt. of Ashe
vile. who may permit her name to
be offered for reelection.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
awarded for paving to cost $25, 900.
Observation-Disclosures permits
issued in first ten months of year
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SALISBURY. - County commits
s!oners appropriate $4,000 to re-
model county home
Observation-Disclosures of Co.
! operative Cotton Growers associa.
tlon Will receive IA cents per pound
lor COTTON as first advance, instead
OF II cents previously. paid.
WILMINGTON. = Contract for
$S5O,OOO hotel is awarded.
RALEIGH State highway com.
mission awards contracts for con.
structlon of 1913 miles Of roads to
cost $3,O3O,OOO.
FRA NTON.-HCldines of TO-
cal light and power company are
taken over by Carolina Power COM
pany.
ANDREWS.-Contract is awarded
Tor construction of $350.OO0 ml1nici.
pal hydro-electric plant on Hiawas
see river.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are com.
pleted for proposed $3.50, 600 addition
10 New Hanover county courthouse.
| MANTON -Yadl1in River Power
company takes over local plant and
| properties Of Carolina Electric
Power company.
ASHEVILLE. - Contracts are
awarded by Buncombe county board
of commissioners for construction of
two new high schools, each to cost
500 900. 07'
ASHEVILLE.-+Former Governor
Locke Craig, who several months
FLORIDA for the winter.
ago was near death for several
weeks, is rapidly regaining his
strength and is planning to go to
ASHEVILLE.-Mrs. Nancy Cos.
ton Sawyer, 50, widow of late Can.
tam James P. Sawyer, Ashevilie
banker, dies after long illness.
NORTH WILKEsBORo-Nh,s.
eugene Byrd, 10, of Ronda, dies at
local hospital following operation.
! having been i'll six weeks.