Athens Daily Banner civic notes and political updates
The Athens Daily Banner discusses subscription details and carrier rules, urges park funding, and notes political shifts. It reports Senator West taking office, cost of coal, a potential Valdosta Times editor, and race and tax actions in Georgia politics, plus Taft’s newspaper trial concerns and New York unemployment debates.
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Senator West
Georgia
English press lauds Wilson Panama tolls move
English papers led by the Westminster Gazette Pall Mall Gazette and The Evening Star praise President Wilson for his Panama tolls stance and call it a high minded act of statesmanship. They say the move sets a global precedent and improves Anglo American relations beyond mere diplomatic posturing.
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Wilson
Panama Canal
Westminister Gazette
The
Gazette
Panama
United States
Pall Mall Gazette
San Francisco
Villa Worse Than Huerta in Mexican Crisis
The United States rejects Villa and demands his withdrawal as he continues bandit actions. He killed William Benton, a British subject, and holds Louis Terrazas for a half million dollar ransom, threatening death if unmet. The piece questions Mexico's future under Villa versus Huerta.
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United States
Huerta
Pancho Villa
Villa
Mexico
William
Benton
Louis ‘Terrazas
Terrazas
Becease Bold Scapegrace Causes March 1 1896 Turmoil
A lively unruly youth from school age and roisterous habits roams about. He whistles loudly and makes mischief with chimneys and hills. He snatches skirts and hats and flirts openly, disdaining etiquette as a hoax.
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Cedi
Rascal
Political Gossip from the Capital Discusses May Committee Meeting
Atlanta March 7 Political Gossip from the Capital reports the Georgia Democratic executive committee may meet around May first with a primary set around August 20. State Chairman W J Harris and Vice Chairman West hold federal posts and Harris intends to announce a meeting date around April 1 after consulting committee members.
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Fred Lewis
Atlanta
State
Democratic Executive Committee
W. J. Harris
United States Census Bureau
Washington
William 8
West
United States
Harris
Deaniscnii
Georgia Leaders Wait on Slaton Decision for 1926 Polls
The piece outlines political maneuvering across Georgia as Governor Slaton's next move looms. West, Anderson, Vereen, Burwell, Lee, and Roberts weigh plans depending on Slaton's bid for governor or the Senate. Several would likely delay announcements until Slaton acts.
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Slaton
Senate
W. S. West
Bacon
West
Slaten
J. Randolph Anderson
Savannah
Anderson
W. C. Vereen
Moultrie
Vereek
William H. Burwell
Walker Acknowledged as Potential Georgia Attorney General Candidate
Walton County readers learn that Clifford Walker of Monroe is urged as a contender to succeed Thomas Felder as Georgia attorney general. Walker, a noted young lawyer with strong court experience and influential Georgia ties, enjoys broad Democratic support and a solid backing across the state. The piece highlights his credentials, in state university background, and leadership roles within fraternal orders. It then shifts to a feature on John Howard Payne and Henry Jackson, recounting the origin of the song Home Sweet Home and the poem The 612 Red Hills of Georgia, noting Jackson’s México episode and Georgia pride amid national strain.
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Walton Tribune
Georgia
Thomas 8
Supreme Court
Walker
Walker & Roberts
Orrin Roberts
Odd Fellows of Georgia
Red Men
Knights of Pythias of Georgia
State University
Georgia Baptist
Bar Association
Walton County
Tribune
John Howard Payne
Henry Jackson
Savannah
Red Hills of
México
Red
Mexico
United States
Rio Grande
Statewide Pledge Counts Highlight Political Support
The article notes numbers of pledges of support from various regions of the state. It mentions Col. B. S. Walker, father of a key figure, and his prominent links to banking and cotton mill industries in the state.
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Col. B. S. Walker
1914 Rule Book Debuts For Fans And Season Schedules
The Sporting News records new 1914 rules and past events in a pocket edition compiled by J G T Spink. A copy can be ordered for five cents. Also Kickapoo Worm Killer is advertised as a safe relief for worms with a candy-like form.
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Sporting News
C. C. Spink & Son
St. Louis
J. G. T Spink
Kickapoo Indian Med. Co
Philadelphia
Indigestion relief ad vows Mi-o-na benefits
An advertisement claims Mi-o-na tablets relieve stomach agony and indigestion. It promises quick relief, improved digestion, and better health, urging readers to buy a fifty cent box at H. R. Palmer & Sons or other drug stores. If not benefited, Mi-o-na costs nothing.
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H. R. Palmer & Sons
The Forty Year Test for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
The article touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy first offered in 1972 and claims it has grown to worldwide fame. It asserts the product both relieves and cures coughs and colds and remains available from dealers.
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Dorsey Furniture Company ““A Modern Furniture Store
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