Wilson Peaceful Stance on Mexico Outlined by President
President Wilson sent a special message to Congress detailing the United States’ restrained, nonwar aims toward Mexico. He asserts no quarrel with the Mexican people, targets Huerta’s regime, and emphasizes protecting U.S. interests and dignity. The move signals unity and fortitude amid Mexican turmoil.
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Mexico
United States
Wilson
Congress
Huerta
Mexico City
Latin America
Cattle export pushes up beef prices in Georgia
Reports from Statesboro indicate cattle being driven to railheads for distant sale as buyers from across the country scour Georgia. The practice, noted repeatedly by The Constitution, strips ranges and pushes up beef and pork prices statewide, reflecting a lack of foresight in policy.
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Statesboro
Georgia
Georgia bankers urged to aid farmers and beef trade
Georgian bankers and merchants are urged to ease credit for farmers to avoid sole reliance on cotton and to support packing houses and beef cattle breeding. The argument cites Brooks and other counties showing higher profits from finished beef and pork products than from crude meat.
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Georgia
Brooks
Nailing the Repudiators on Panama Toll Controversy
The piece attacks advocates of Panama free tolls as baseless, citing Joseph H. Choate and former President Taft. It notes Choate’s defense of treaty equality and Taft’s admission of creating a subsidy, arguing their statements undermine calls of patriotism and subsidy justifications amid inter-oceanic canal debates.
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Panama
United States
Senate Committee On
Joseph H. Choate
Great Britain
Taft
Choate
Baltimore
A Play Going City in Atlanta Theaters Defy Downturn
The season closes with record attendances at all Atlanta stages. Klaw and Erlanger policy proves profitable as half week and week runs fill seats. Forsyth likely opens for summer, vaudeville set for high patronage. movies draw crowds too. The piece notes Atlanta as an amusement saving city and prosperous, with opera to come and chautauqua season aiding funds.
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Atlanta
Klaw & Erlanger
Forsyth
Atlantiz
Ripple of Ola Glory and the old flag in Blitville
A fragmented piece recalls heroic words about Ola Glory and the old flag, praising past courage while critiquing current vanity. It contrasts soldiers of the line with self styled generals and notes women seeking offices amid wartime enlistment chatter. The tone blends patriotic verse with local town gossip.
Distractions and Poems in a Western Newspaper
A Western newspaper column reprints eccentric verse and quips from J Fuller Gloom and others. It riffs on poets plowing Burns, misfit summer jingles, and social items, ending with a dreamy meditation on love and action.
Mexico City as a vivid American city of contrasts
The piece blends a playful, hyperbolic tour of Mexico City with a mock history of its rise from a lake city to a modern capital. It contrasts Cortez’s destruction, grand plazas, and political tensions with a lively, tangential discussion of getting mad, then moves to a portrait of Hans Wagner the swat soloist and a humorous, rambling essay on the duck and hen.
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Tre
Mexico
Ameri
United States
Cortez
New York
Mexico City
St. Paul's
Albany
Hans Wagner
Pittsburg
Waener
Richard Wagner
Hane Wagner
Wagner
Pittsbuts
Chicago
Slaton Plans Two Addresses In Georgia Drainage Tour
Governor John M. Slaton travels to Brunswick to address the Georgia Drainage Congress. He will then welcome National Drainage congress delegates in Savannah. Slaton reports strong campaign mail, saying the race is in better shape than expected.
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John M. Slaton
John M Slaton
Brunswick
Georgia Drainage Congress
Savannah
National Drainage Congress
Staton
Slaton
A.W. Rite
VO Law Enforcement Echo
A. W. Fite
Georgia
Will Argentine Cattle Lower Beef Prices?
A historical analysis argues that Argentina cannot quickly or greatly lower beef prices. It notes gradual pasture development, limits on wild cattle, and that even large output increases would not significantly affect global meat prices due to demand alignment and market realities.
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South America
Australia
Arthur Wallace Dunn
American Review of Reviews
Argentina
Pampas
Uruguay
Brazil
Napoleon to Be Avenged on Sinking Island Curse
The piece argues Napoleon's spirit seeks retribution by haunting St. Helena, predicting the island will become uninhabitable as steam navigation declines visits dwindle, exports fade, and plagues and termites devastate Jamestown, prompting government bounty on rodents and colonial hardship.
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St. Helena
Tts
Jamestown
Spirit of Service in Rural YMCA Work
The Spirit of Service in Rural YMCA work emphasizes voluntary leadship and helping others. It seeks to inspire athletics, organize leagues and contests with non cash prizes, and democratize sport while building character through farming and 4 H style activities. It favors coordinating needs and tasks over doing everything itself, and promotes intimate personal contact in teaching and training.
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David F. St. Clair
Amerian Review of
Hill
A Princess Romance Ends In Courtly Exile
European journals report possible nuptial interest between Greece's crown prince and Princess Elizabeth daughter of Carmen Sylva queen of Romania. A 17 year old Elizabeth once received lilies from a palace guard officer who later left a lily cluster with a red carnation. The officer was exiled as a military attache following the gesture.
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Indianapolis
Greece
Eizabeth
Carmen Sylva
Romania
Elizabeth
Royal Park
Leutenant
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