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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
7
Citizens urge enforcement of muffler cutout rules and curb on oily smoke from cars. The Constitution notes lax police enforcement and calls for either strict application of ordinances or repeal, while suggesting state nuisance laws may address smoky exhaust.
The text argues that Carranza must be forced from power to end his influence. It notes prior leaders like Huerta were expelled through exile, a tactic deemed necessary to remove Mexican political figures, and contemplates the futility of return attempts by exiled leaders.
A northern editorial argues Carranza seeks personal power rather than constitutional reform. It condemns his defiance of the United States and warns that he is the chief obstacle to restoring peace and good government in Mexico. The piece endorses U S backed Latin American efforts and calls for Carranza’s removal.
The Savannah Morning News reports south Georgia merchants expect a healthy fall trade despite uncertain cotton prices. They foresee timely note payments, limited renewals, and stronger meat and grain production as diversification lessons take hold across the state. The region’s outlook mirrors broader southern optimism as economic conditions edge toward stability.
A jumble of poems and commentary from The Associated Press style notes the Greenwich Village scene with Guido Brunos garret and Cham, praising magazine style changes. It cites poetry, songs in trenches, and a Memphis column’s light verse, ending with political chatter about a congress bid.
Miss Mearsa E Patterson of Freeport Illinois received 310 at the graduation exercises for not being tardy or absent in ten years covering grammar and high school. She plans college and vows to maintain her record, rising at 6 and leaving for school at 8 15 every morning.
A fragmentary clipping blends wartime longing for a Port of Peace with a refrain about home and simple joys. It includes poetic lines about leaving warlike nations and seeking rest, then shifts to a gag about a government crackdown on moonshine activity. The piece mentions a “rest” and “peaceful community” amid rum-running fears.
Councilman John Dennis of the ninth Ward plans a two week business tour to Kansas City and other points to be away as he decides whether to seek election to a two year term. He was named to fill the unexpired term of Judge Charles W Smith and has not decided on a run for mayor or council.
The essay argues wheat farming is essential for the United States to feed itself and aid Europe, noting a 900 million bushel harvest last year and the need to avoid shortages that would threaten wartime supply. It contrasts American and European farming, urging practical farming over perceived scientific overreach.
Atlanta ge pilé business becomes a phenomenon in this country. Other nations could build as many autos but they would not have time to tune them. They are too busy raising too much wheat per acre. It is better to tune a gasoline engine and a ten horsepower engine loose in a wheat field than to imitate their performance. With women and children we go raise much wheat per acre but we seem to get almighty contented and financially adisose winter along.
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