If Villa is dead United States may withdraw from Mexico
The writer argues that if General Villa is dead American troops should withdraw from Mexican soil promptly and peacefully. If Villa lives, U S forces should stay until the punitive expedition’s aims are fully achieved, aiming for lasting peace and better mutual understanding with Carranza.
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Francisco Villas
Carranza
General Villas
Mexcan
Mexia
United States
Mexico
Carranzas
South American
Zapata
Villa
Need of Vital Statistics in Georgia Will Case
The Smith will case highlights the urgent need for a strong vital statistics law in Georgia. Without birth and death records, courts rely on uncertain memories, complicating estate divisions for large fortunes and multiple heirs. An effective system already exists on paper but is not yet in operation.
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Georgia
James M Smith
Mr Smith
England
Georgia Vital Statistics Law Left Inoperative Without Funds
The legislature enacted a vital statistics law deemed essential but tied the act to funding. The State Board of Health outlined the cost and the next session failed to provide money, rendering the law unenforceable. Without an appropriation, the act remains a delusion and a political prop, not a functioning system.
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Georgia Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Georgia
Capitol Fires Prompt Call for Sprinkler System
The state capitol has suffered three serious fires in weeks, with Chief Cody urging immediate installation of an automatic sprinkler system in the basement. Officials warn neglect risks destruction of a million-dollar building and priceless records. Legislative action is unlikely before next session, leaving the basement exposed until then.
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State Capitol
Capitol
Atlanta
Capitol Building
Cody
Augusta
State House
Georgia
Poems From Newbold Noyes Volume Echo and Other Verses
A review notes Newbold Noyes volume Echo and Other Verses from Sherman, French & Co. Beaton, with initial pastoral and dramatic pieces including Kit Marlowe and love songs. It cites poems reprinted from Yale Literary Magazine and Harriet Monroe, highlighting varied forms and a mix of traditional and new verse styles.
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Newbold Noyes
Sherman, French & Co. Beaton
Yale
Fort Valley Mayor Inquires on Paving Costs in Atlanta
A. B Greene Fort Valley mayor spent Monday in Atlanta seeking cost data and material lists for street paving. The construction department provided a full catalog of paved streets with material costs and paving durations. Greene, nicknamed Greens of Houston, is a warm ally of Mayor Woodward and had a lengthy private discussion on the matter.
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Fort Valley
Crry
A. B Greene
Atlanta
Freeman
Grant Street
George Plowman
Grant Estreet
Georgia Avenue
Glennwood Avenue
Councilman
ABE MARTIN on Henry Ford and tough economic days
Abe Martin quips that Henry Ford aims to surpass rivals in rear axles as hard days hit business and industry. He notes high costs and scarce optimism, with rural humor reflecting challenging times and resilience.
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Henry Ford
Tourists Eye Alaska as Peak Western Travel Season
Travel leaders anticipate a record influx to the far west and Alaska aided by improved rail links. Frank Powyer, Grand Trunk passenger chief in New York, promotes summer routes from the south. New rail and ship connections between Seattle, Winnipeg, Prince Rupert, and Skagway boost Midnight Sun excursions. The Jasper Park region and Maligne Lake add dramatic scenery to western itineraries.
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Northwest
Alaska
Frank Powyer
Grand Trunk Railway System
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
New York
Atlanta
Southland
Europe
San Diego
Cal
California
Northland
Halifax
Cochrane
Ontario
Toronto
Winnipeg
Grand Trunk Railway
North Bay
Lenniskaming
Prince Rupert
Seattle
Grand
Lake Louise
Canadian Pacific Railway
Bravery by George Fitch Explores Courage Varieties
A humorous essay argues bravery is a mental trait that varies with danger type and can be wasted on foolish acts. Fitch notes many people show bravery in some deeds while avoiding others, linking courage to religion, government, and exploration, while urging common sense to guide brave actions.
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Park Commission
Some & Foot 4
Neros Garden
Niagara Falls
Publc
Supreme Court of Georgia Argued and Submitted
State bar records list cases argued and submitted at the Supreme Court of Georgia. Plaintiffs and defendants include Henry Hurst versus State and Joe McLendon versus State from Glynn. Aaron Williams versus State from Glynn. H G Thomas versus State from Laurens. Charles Jones versus State from Floyd. Parker versus State from Screven. Bob Wynne versus C S Stonecypher. Georgia Railway and Power Company versus Wright from Dodge. W J Morrison et al versus Philip Cook secretary of state from Fulton.
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Henry Hurst
State
Jenkins
Joe McLendon
Glynn
Aaron Wiliams
Glynn H G Thomas
Laurens
Charles Jones
Floyd Green Parker
Screven
Bob Wynne
C S Stonecypher
Dodge
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Aa Wright
Comptroller
Fulton
Governor Harris to speak at three chautauquas this week
Governor Harris will deliver three chautauqua addresses this week and appear with rival Dr Hardman on one program. He speaks today at Manchester then Greenville on Wednesday and Talbotton on Thursday with Dr Wardman. New military aides named include Wade, Mallette, and Martin. Wade previously served in the Union Army's Potomac cavalry. The aides accompany Harris to the Veterans reunion in Birmingham in May. Supreme Court opens hearing in Louisville and Nashville charter dispute over railroad paralleling.
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Harris
L G Hardman
Manchester
Greenville
Wardman
Talbotton
Isaac C Wade
Cornelia
George E Mallette
Jackson
L. C Martin
Waycross
Wade
Army of the Potomac
Morefield Va
Virginia Cavalry
Harris Monda
Veterana Reunion
Birmingham
Supreme Court
Louisville
AWD
Nashville
State Supreme Court
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Pendleton
Phil Cook
Western and Atlanta
IL & 4
New placer process may precipitate gold rush to North Georgia
An advanced placer mining method promises near total extraction of gold from Georgia soil. Barker, VP of the Gainesville and North Western Railway, predicts a north Georgia gold boom mirroring historic Georgia centers. If successful, millions in precious metal could be saved from ground in the region.
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North
Georgia
Itera
Barker
Gainesville and
Northe
Datlonega
Feds
Ansley Het
Harker
Whita County
Sayer & Felder
Caroli
White County
White & Elder
Adwise ad breaks sale for black Polled Angus calf
Walt Mason recounts loudly advertising a high priced Polled Angus calf with little success until a friend advises a simpler approach. After placing a modest ad, ten buyers appear and one purchases the calf while others back away. The poem ends noting a small advertisement can outwork many workers.
Along the Mexican Border in Ernest Petxotto’s Imagery
The article surveys border scenes from Eagle Pass to Nogales, El Paso to the Rio Grande valley. Descriptions focus on the Southwest landscape, mesas, yucca, greasewood, and chaparral, with cattle, goats, and ponies crossing paths, while distant mountains frame the border region.
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Ernest Petxotto
Scribners Magazine
Eagle Paso Nogales
el Paso
Texas
Southwest
Old Mexico
Rio Grande
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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