Athens Daily Banner Rates and Political Banter Chronicle
The Athens Daily Banner discusses carriers and newspaper rates, plus local remarks on politics, industry, and notable figures. It mentions Booker Washington dining with a Danish king, Teddy Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson’s nomination, and regional civic activities. The piece also notes rising cotton yields, aviation safety claims, road accident fatalities, and census-related city growth considerations. It closes with Roosevelt's mixed political image and a denouncement of labor unions for a violent act while defending unions’ temperance.
Governor Brown Reaction To State Election Note
Governor Brown voices relief at independents securing votes for him and praises loyal Democrats in the state for supporting the primary. He notes satisfaction with the election results and expresses gratitude for the shown movement and support.
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Do Women Wish To Vote Questioned In Detroit Essay
The article argues many women are busy at home and unlikely to vote, citing Detroit where only 600 of 20,000 qualified women registered for local bond issues and street railway ownership. It notes suffragists in London and debates about women’s voting rights, questioning true desire to vote versus duty to act.
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Detroit
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Michigan
Who Will Lead The Insurgent Republicans In 1912
The insurgent movement seeks control of the Republican Party to shape the 1912 presidential nomination. Roosevelt’s position has cooled after New York’s endorsement of Taft, with La Follette rising as a possible leader, though Roosevelt could still command insurgent support if he signals leadership. Democrats plan to nominate a strong candidate for the White House.
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New York
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LaFollette
Republican Party
United States
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White House
Wilsons Ideas of the Trusts in Democratic Gubernatorial Bid
Woodrow Wilson outlines a trust policy that targets individuals rather than corporations. He argues dissolving corporations harms innocent workers and stresses personal guilt, proposing punishment for officers who issue illegal orders while using dummy figures to enforce law and shift blame.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Republic
Dr. Wilson
Georgia Independence Debate Faces Bryan Stump
The Savannah Press argues Georgia is not ready for Independentism as William J. Bryan campaigns against the stance. The International Prison Congress backs indeterminate sentences for mental and moral defectives, a principle shaping reformatories after three decades of U.S. debate. This year hurts political bosses with Republicans and Democrats clashing, aiming to topple major figures.
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International Prison Congress
America
Speech on conservation and soil at Athens congress
Dr Soule argues the US must conserve agricultural resources to sustain growth and avoid export limits. He emphasizes soil health, crop rotation with legumes, livestock integration, and farm labor efficiency, urging comprehensive soil surveys and public support for disease and pest control to preserve national prosperity.
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Dr. Soule
United States
Europe
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State College of Agriculure
Georgia
College
Corn Belt
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Backache Relief Promises From Dean's Kidney Pills
Athens reader J. D. Garrison credits Dean's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney trouble and backache after using Palmer & Son's Drug Store supply. He reports night awakenings ceased and health restored, urging others to seek the remedy via Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doane and take no other.
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Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
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