United States faces a united Mexico and costly futures
The piece warns that unless Carranza reshapes stance soon the U S may confront a united Mexico with armed resistance from constitutionalists and lingering Huerta factions. It foresees land and sea hostilities, potential mobilization of the national guard, and costly, prolonged pacification, with risks to Americans abroad and a wary domestic war party.
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Chicago Delegation Visit Marks Atlanta Milestone
A Chicago chamber of commerce delegation recently visited Atlanta marking a significant epoch in intercity trade and regional relations. The event highlighted collaboration between major business communities and potential future exchanges.
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Chicago and Atlanta trade ties push national business goals
The Chicago chamber of commerce leads a multifaceted effort to boost national and regional trade, selecting Atlanta as a key southern partner. Chicago plans a coalition to expand mutual interests as Panama Canal trade reshapes lanes and competition. Atlanta and Georgia chambers respond by strengthening regional ties, echoed by Southern Merchants conventions.
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Unhappy Colorado Labor Turmoil Sparks Calls For Arbitration
In Colorado, violence and disruption in mining regions threaten public order as the state mobilizes its National Guard. The piece argues for compulsory arbitration or mediation to end the strife and protect the industrial fabric, noting parallels with West Virginia and Michigan and the impact on nonpartisan public interests.
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Right on the firing line a patriotic march poem
A historical verse set extolling soldiers on the firing line with references to Old Glory and courage The text also includes a World War era anecdote about a cashier sent to prison who then joined the army and returned The Eagle Bird graphic and a peace dove imagery appear as patriotic motifs in the fragmentary excerpt
Harvest and War Era Rambles Across Georgia and Beyond
A collage of clippings notes whimsical and political snippets from a Billville paper and others. A man prays for a hurricane to split wood for the fire while lightning supposedly lights the hearth. Editors mock and observe fashion, while a Georgia correspondent shares poems and humor about war, volunteers, and everyday life as Down South scenes drift through debates and parables.
Melbourne and Bolivia teased in All Along the Line
Melbourne grows from 12 turf huts in 1836 to a bustling coastal capital with racing, sport, and grand avenues, while Bolivia’s vast interior yields timber, minerals, and uneven governance as it spans four capitals and a wary electorate.
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Brief Yarns from The Chicago News
Two old fishermen nap on the beach after drinking heavily and awaken to a noisy wave. A literary man struggles with authorship while his friend denies vast knowledge. A countrywoman offers a morphine prescription in a suburban drugstore, humorously pleading for mercy for a poor dormouse.
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Georgia Gubernatorial Race Sparks Orchard of Candidates
Macon Ga April 23 Judge N H Herzig signals possible governor bid with interview affirming interest and imminent announcement. Athens reports strong Holden support, while The Augusta Chronicle notes flood of candidate letters and regional ties. Quincey expected to decide on congress, rural mail carriers aid Speer mileage figures.
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Applications for Commissions Received by Governor Slaton
Governor Slaton arrived after a two day absence to find many letters, including three applications for Georgia national guard commissions. With the war three days old, the move signals patriotism and a new crop of officers may join veterans who answered the 1898 call. A gubernatorial candidate field shows no new entrants yet. Judge W. E. Thomas’s decision looms, likely reshaping the race.
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Attorney General Consulted Over War Insurance Question
Attorney General Warren Grice may face a key decision after cousin Ogle Grice, sergeant major of the Fifth regiment, asked whether a life policy would pay if he died in Mexico. Grice plans to await policy details before ruling. Nashville’s Col B S Chastain enters the race for Berrien county representative, hailed as capable and a local bar member.
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B. S. Chastain
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