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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1913
Page
13
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The first extraordinary session of the sixty third congress signals a critical period for the democracy and the nation. It outlines major tasks in tariff revision trust regulation currency reform and social justice while stressing unity to keep the party in power. The piece notes the era’s broad changes and the need for cross-cutting compromise.
The article argues Europe uses tiny Montenegro as a safety valve amid jealousies and political passions. Montenegro has shed blood trying to seize Scutari and hold the stronghold, while the European concert warns King Nicholas against further action.
The text argues that Europe’s pacification policy hinges on Montenegro and King Nicholas. If he moves to occupy Scutari, delicate diplomatic compromises could fail and risk a full European war. The piece condemns pressures on Montenegro while warning of dire consequences for Europe.
The article notes President Wilson plans to deliver his message to Congress in person, a departure from a century of practice. It contrasts reactions from both parties, discusses potential implications for executive independence, and weighs concerns about deferring to precedent versus direct engagement with Congress.
The article argues that the United States should formally recognize the Republic of China led by its current regime. It warns against delaying recognition for fear of an uncertain political outcome, noting the event could improve U S China trade and broader diplomatic relations, despite some conservatives preferring caution. It stresses that recognition would foster stronger commercial ties and stabilize current political shifts in China.
A collage of verse snippets and dialect humor with lines about fishing poles nodding and corks going down. Includes rustic imagery, rural characters, and political jests reflecting a bygone regional voice. The piece mixes song, poetry, and humorous exchanges about farm life and public affairs.
Poem urges seeking sunshine despite sorrow as sodden globes throb and grasses emerge from mould. It celebrates radiance, golden rays, and blossoms under rain, urging truant footsteps to avoid shadows and enjoy gentle days.
In a winter 1874 chat, David Wells explains how Charles Francis Adams steered the Geneva arbitration. Adams urged the tribunal to reject indirect damages, securing a $15 million award for the United States and a pivotal role in shaping 1872 political fate.
Washington April 7 Special David Franklin Houston Missouri, the new secretary of agriculture, discusses plans to bring agricultural knowledge directly to farmers, develop rural credits, and expand demonstration work. He aims to establish a bureau of markets, regulate migratory game birds, and extend farm bulletins into practical farm use while expanding road and forest conservation programs.
George Fitch lampoons the poles as earths axes with polar explorers like Peary and a Norwegian reaching the poles. He argues poles serve no human need yet spurred heroic, if absurd, journeys while noting government and good city governance lie hidden elsewhere in the trackless snows.
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