Constitution’s Georgia Tech funding urged for restoration
The Georgia Legislature faces a clash over maintaining the Georgia School of Technology funding. Supporters argue the $10,000 restoration is essential to operate a $200,000 power plant donated by Northern and Eastern machinery interests, while lawmakers have cut the appropriation, risking underfunding a major state asset. The public backs sustaining this university service and urges the Senate to restore funding.
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Georgia School of Technology
House of Representatives
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Atlanta
Appropriations Committee
Chatham County Measured Juvenile Court Reform Passes House
The proposed juvenile court bill for Atlanta and Savannah aims to replace jury trials with a centralized state court dedicated to child welfare. It broadens jurisdiction to handle all child welfare cases and empowers punishment of adults harming youth, embodying parens patriae for protective action.
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Chatham County
Atlanta
Savannah
Georgia
Courts argue for child wards over punishment in state care plan
The text defends treating children as wards to be guarded rather than criminals, citing court practice nationwide. It notes that denial of trial by jury does not apply to children and argues large city conditions and temptations justify legislative power for protective placement. A Missouri court is cited on the validity of the arrangement. The piece stresses tender subject, public interest, and government future depends on child welfare.
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Missouri
Citisen
Gerwanis Wisfortund
Springfield Republican
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Thyce
Vacation on the Farm Plan Aids City Boys
The Philadelphia board of education plans to place willing city boys on farms during vacation with cooperation from Grange groups. Farms provide supervision and board, aligning with the boys' religious beliefs, and aims to teach agricultural lessons while offering independence and a healthy, productive summer.
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Philadelphia Board of Education
Philadelphia
Counies
Board of Education
Ita
Pan American unity over Mexican crisis reframes US role
The piece argues that Mexico’s turmoil is a Pan American problem, not a bilateral issue. It credits President Wilson for shaping a regional, peaceful approach with Latin American republics, stressing their recent cooperation, confidence building, and commitment to restoring peace and constitutional government in Mexico. It notes the recent Washington Pan American conference improving unity and signaling joint action against disruptive revolutions.
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United States
Wilson
South America
Mexico
Cuba
State Department
Washington
Proverbs of the Highway and the Hustler
A fragmentary verse piece reflects on life on the road and Providence. It contrasts optimism and money anxiety, noting happiness, weather, and the figure of Mister Money as a fixture of a wandering life. The text blends moral reflections with musical and promotional notes.
SUITCASES Newn From the Settlement
A forthright column from the Mountain Patriarch notes sparse news since last issue. It jokes about moonshine, government in session, and asks when or why the nation might go to war, then laments no major events beyond minor fires. The piece also cites regional clippings from Fulton county, Arkansas, Georgia, and Maryland.
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United States
Land of the Free
How Georgia's Missing Lottery Bill Was Found
A Georgia lottery charter linked to an orphan’s home vanished during a pivotal moment in Colquitt era politics. Colonel Humber pressed to repeal it as lobbyists from Georgia and beyond swarmed Atlanta, but the missing bill reappeared after an investigator tracked the holder to Palmetto, then delivered the document to Hoke Smith for Governor Colquitt to sign, ending the lottery.
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Sam W. Sman
Billy
Senate Committee
Colquitt
Georgia
Forsyth Street
Grant
Masona
Bob Humber
Elbert County
Getty
Louisiana
Kentucky
New York
Atlanta
Old Capitol
Clerka
Humber
Bly
Council of Ways and Means
Ciame
Niger
James W English
Hoke Smith
Nglisa
Smith
Peases
Alabama Street
Fateburn
Dagey
East Point
Nore
Governors Mansion
Palmetto
Hous
Reserve Bank Plan to Market Cotton for Farmers
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta assists Sixth District farmers by gradually marketing cotton to prevent forced sales at losses. It proposes using warehouse receipts and insurance as collateral for notes, rediscounted through member banks, and stresses conservative limits, storage, and avoiding speculation while securing loans.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Atlantas
Federal Reserve Board
Joseph A McCord
Reserve Bank
McCords
Dasities No 6
Federal Reserve Bank
Veuden
Ita
Membr
Dibtalss
Boporl
Cote Ten
Cottes
Bills Introduced and Passed in the Senate At Yesterday's Session
A batch of senate actions lists abolition of several county treasurers offices including Jasper Early Wayne and Dabbling counties, plus creation of county officers in Gwinnett Hart and Tift, charter amendments for Unadilla Butler Blue Ridge Waycross and others, salaries set for Decatur treasurer, and transfers of land in Bulloch County. The session also covers school trustee elections and road and revenue commissions, with multiple repeals of prior acts.
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Senate
Grossby
Jasper County
Buchanan
Darly County
Thomas
Wayne County
Mangham
Haralson County
Way
Wille
Liberty County
Peacock
Unadilla
Callahin
Topai
Decatur County
Gillis
Lucrea
Gills
Corona
House Hila
Inn Senate
Gwinnett County
Gwinnett
Dawson County
Gwinnett County Commissioners
Mionne Mila
Butler
Rabun County
Mineral Bluff School
Dorerun
Whitfield County
Eivane County
Ealonton
Putnam County
Meriwether County
Board of Commissioners
Houston County Roads
Trevenues
Screven County
T Orland
Blue Ridge
Mitchall County
Haralson
Bryan County
Ogtethorpe County
City of Crasford
Americas Board of Education
Waycross
Bulloch County
See America First Concord
Concord Mass is a small city famed for history literature and notable residents. It notes Hawthorne Thoreau Emerson and Hoar ties, the state reformatory, proximity to Boston, and its tourism driven patriotic appeal for visitors seeking a quick infusion of American heritage.
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Concord Mass
Concord
New England
Wright
Pitcairn
Michael Angelos
Hawthorne Thoreau
Atcotts
Channing
Senator Hoar
Emerson and Thoreau
Boston
The World on Dwarfs and War News Echoes Across Papers
A mixed clipping reviews historic dwarfs like Charles Stratton and Richard Gibson, contrasts German war reporting with Allied variances, and highlights Jane Addams on international peace. It cites Germany’s Belgium invasion claims, US wartime journalism critiques, and ends with a patriotic note on the American fatherland.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on changing sermons and love
The verse recalls old pastors who threatened doom to drive souls toward heaven. It contrasts their hellfire rhetoric with a newer message of love that bridges divides, suggesting compassion guides paths beyond fear.
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