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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1915
Page
5
The report names Clark Howell Roby Robinson Albert Howell Jr B R Wack and Grady. Contained within a constitutional matter the document outlines leadership roles and positions in the proceeding. The fragment indicates notable figures and a formal assembly related to governance.
The piece contrasts England’s notes on non contraband cargo seizures with U S positions. It cites The Washington Post and The New York Sun, accusing England of violating international law by blockade actions and arguing for an end to interference with neutral commerce. The piece urges prompt U S action to protect cotton shipments and reserves arbitration as a last resort.
The article extols Judge Ben B. Lindsey of Denver as a leading figure in juvenile court reform and reclaiming troubled youths. It notes his long leadership, influence on nationwide juvenile court models, and his experience with political corruption and reform.
In Denver a judge refused to reveal a 12 year old Nesl Wright’s earlier testimony about the Wright murder case. The boy’s statement, believed to have influenced the mother’s acquittal, was deemed privileged. Lindsey risks jail for contempt, yet stands by preserving a boy's trust in the juvenile court system.
The National City bank of New York estimates the five belligerents England France Russia versus Germany Austria spend $60 million daily, $18 billion yearly, with $165.5 billion spent in the war’s first year. It notes destruction of property, production losses, and vast human costs, including deaths and injuries, and questions how long wealth can endure. It cites Europe’s wealth at $280.6 billion and says about a quarter has been dissipated in twelve months, predicting continued hardship and recovery challenges.
A Georgia verse extols perseverance through endless hills and travel. It contrasts hopeful imagery with warnings about ease and complacency, urging continued striving as angels wave from heaven. Nuggeeta from Georgia adds a note on work, clocks, and humans craving Earthly ease amid storms.
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A string of quirky local items from The Galt Sun and other papers features a bizarre tale about a man and a mule, editor antics, and light verse. It notes editor humor in Nashville and Houston posts, plus a joke about oxen and an optimistic home philosopher on happiness.
A archaic lament on酒 and drink, railing at youth and aging. The speaker recalls revelers who wasted chances, noting strong drink ruins nerves, causes pain, and leads to sorrow, poverty, and death in the Potter's Field. The poem mourns gilded faces and neglected paths, with old age exposing the damage of indulgence.
The Holland Letter notes Charles Eliott Warren of Lincoln National Bank of New York told employees they may draw full salaries during state militia service without affecting regular vacations. The move inspired praise and prompted similar actions by other institutions, while officials in Washington push for broader national preparedness and stronger armed forces.
The piece argues that national strength in agriculture, likened to Yale versus Princeton and the idea of rolling up the score, reflects confidence in victory. It uses sports like imagery to express optimism about securing wheat supplies amid wartime pressures.
A lieutenant in Evéryiman's Belgian Supplement portrays French soldiers as big children whose peasant simplicity yields discipline. He notes a growing democracy within the army and claims harsh conditions and praise influence soldiers to endure long earthworks service.
Dr Thorn i Jacobs at Central Congregational church compared modern England and Germany to ancient Athens and Sparta. He traced Greek history from Aryan origins through Periclean democracy to the Theban rise, noting parallels with European conflict and the fate of Greece amid internal strife and external pressures.
Dr Joe Broughton announced a later executive committee gathering to name a public campaign panel of 100 citizens to collect recall signatures. The group intends to publish signer names to the city clerk only, while detailing charges against Major Woodward and six police board members.
Dixie Highway field secretary W Gilbreath in the Kickett official car travelled from Miami to Atlanta and northward with A Belcher aboard. He praised east coast readiness, criticized the Jacksonville to Tallahassee segment, noted Georgia roads as fine to Griffin, and planned a tour toward Indiana with Thomas Taggart, amid strong public interest and active road repairs along the Dixie highway route.
The Atlanta Federal Reserve plans to aid farmers by holding distress cotton through member Sixth District banks. It expects broad cooperation from 3,600 state banks, with aims to prevent price inflation and support producers, merchants, and the cotton belt overall.
Cornerstones for Lucila Avenue Milien Avenue and East Atlanta schools will be laid Tuesday August 10 with Ballard of the Marons of Georgia presiding. Milton Avenue event at noon led by Dan Green of the city education board. neighbors and officials invited.
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