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End Indecision From the Interstate Commerce Commission
The nation calls for a decisive ruling on railroad rate cases. Brandeis theories are blamed for delaying verdicts, harming business. Stakeholders demand a clear yes or no on whether tariffs may rise and how markets will adjust, to restore prosperity and certainty.
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One of the Best Six Newspapers Cited
A recent editorial notes Life magazine classifies The Constitution as one of six top standard American newspapers. A letter from Samuel Meyer of Atlanta praises the paper, highlighting his reader loyalty since July 1868 and Atlanta’s early journalism contributors.
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The Constitution Standards for Sane Journalism
The Constitution proclaims a creed of promoting sound public policies and shunning vulgarity and sensationalism. It emphasizes avoiding prejudice, privacy invasion, and the commodification of misery while supporting broad, sane journalism that serves city, state, and country.
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Navy ends liquor on ships and at stations for all
Secretary of the Navy Daniels orders no liquor on board war vessels or at naval stations, applying equally to officers and enlisted men. The move follows surgeon general recommendations that alcohol impairs efficiency, aligning discipline with economic and democratic ideals.
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Atlanta regional bank center claim sparks mixed editorials
The Augusta Chronicle and Atlanta papers clash over credit for securing Atlanta as the regional reserve bank hub. The Constitution and The Journal praise Atlanta’s logic and backing, while The Georgian credits Hearst and reaffirms the Atlanta Spirit. The piece notes political and economic tensions as debates unfold.
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The Important Man by George Matthew Adams
The essay defines the Important Man as one who turns dreams into works and acts on useful tasks. It contrasts dreamers with doers and asserts that real importance comes from tangible deeds rather than imagined achievement.
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Great Scottish Trials of James Stewart of Glen
The 1752 trial for murder linked the Stewart and Campbell clans in Scotland's bitter feud. James Stewart faced execution after a verdict, with his death by hanging and body displayed until replaced bones found final rest in Ardahiels Kirkyard at Duror of Appin.
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Vital Republican Weakness in Tariff and Unity
A historical critique argues the Republican Party lacks a vital issue for voters as tariff disputes fade. It notes Roosevelt’s shifting stance, tariff reductions, and Democrats gaining broad support on tariffs and currency. It also questions Perry King’s attacks on the national committee and the party’s internal bid to unite.
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Submarine myths and Peru profiles in a single column
A collector of writings explores submarines from Civil War origins to modern depths and oddly surveys Peru from desert coasts to Andean heights. The piece freights opinions on war, power, and geopolitics with satirical tones and historical asides about Pizarro, the Amazon, and Peruvian geography.
Akerman in Georgia draws sparks over term and hardman entry
Washington reports Georgia delegation weighing Akerman’s ongoing tenure as southern district attorney and looming pressure to replace him with a Democrat. The piece notes Hardman entering governor race and Slaton delaying resignation, plus various county primaries and political maneuverings across the state.
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Death of Gaston Calmette The Parisi Figaro Editor
The Parisi Figaro editor Gaston Calmette was shot in his office by Caillaux. He faced death with the stated remark She is a woman and I ought to receive her. The scene underscores him as a consummate gentleman editor in life and death.
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Parisi Figaro
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Real Estate Market Hunch From Sunday Constitution
Real estate men in Atlanta report a boomier mood after Sundays Constitution issue filled with local real estate projects and news. Builders expect renewed activity as agencies field heavy calls and one dealer orders 25000 copies to spread Atlanta dirt prospects nationwide. Sundays coverage sparks anticipated revival in buying and market momentum.
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Laughing Fatality at Baku Oil Shed Blast
A bizarre accident at Baku near the Caspian Sea killed five men when nitroglycerin stored in iron drums exploded after a drunken laughter fueled by a steward misusing a vodka glass. The event occurred after a worker’s boisterous laughter triggered a chain reaction, destroying the shed used as a company canteen.
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