Mexican Situation Raises Hope of Satisfactory Adjustment
The Mexican government asked President Wilson to withhold his message today, signaling possible agreement on a path to resolve the crisis. Senator Root returns from Europe praising Wilson's intervention policy and urging cautious diplomacy. Debates over arms shipments to Huerta or the constitutionalists persist as opinions split on Monroe Doctrine implications and potential foreign involvement to restore order in Mexico.
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Mexico
Wilson
Congress
Elibu Root
New York
Europe
Root
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Huerta
Ayut Huerta
Lis Mle
Pekin
United States
England
Mr. Huerta
Cotton Marketing System Urged In Georgia
A correspondent in The Constitution today urges Georgia to establish a comprehensive cotton marketing system. The proposal aims to organize sales, stabilize prices, and support farmers through a state department of agriculture led program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Georgia
State Cotton Receipts Show Faster Movement Than Last Year
The Constitution published a weekly tabulated statement of receipts from south Georgia towns with year to year comparisons. It shows the crop moving faster and more abundantly than last year but not yet reaching the level of the year before. The department of agriculture should publish similar weekly data from every cotton receiving town to aid farmers and business men statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Georgia
Agricultural Co operation Commissions Report Benefits
Two commissions on agricultural cooperation return from a four month European tour studying farming methods in Italy Hungary Austria Germany France England Ireland. President Butterfield outlines the work of the US and American commissions and the potential gains from cooperative farming for American farmers.
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Europe
Italy
Uugary
Austria
Germany
France
England
Ireland
Agricultural Colleges and
Farmers’ Associations
United States
Wilson
Washington
Kenyon L. Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural ¢College
United States Commission of Agricultural Co-operation
American Commission
Commission
Texas
Tom
Belns
Hfe
America
Thesa
Pistol Toter Condemned as Barbarism in Georgia
A visiting young journalist warns that pistol toting fuels murder and shootings in any community. He cites a Cedartown shooting of an Atlanta visitor and argues public sentiment and strict laws must end pistol toting. The editorial condemns fighting men and calls for abolition across regions.
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Atlanta
Cedartown
Georgia
Tariff woes and political parody from a Georgia column
A Georgia columnist collects verse and quips on tariffs, elections, and national figures. It mixes political talking points with humorous rhymes, camp meeting interludes, and homespun reflections, referencing Congress, President Wilson, Kaiser Wilhelm, Huerta, and dreamlike life changes in a Southern voice.
The Famous Prone Fort NURSING TROUBLES
A satirical tale features Mrs Jiggers facing neuralgia toothache vanity and social class. The narrator mocks elite pretensions and urges relief by dental care while detailing a clerk’s corns and a man’s high collars as symbols of superficial suffering.
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Jiggars
Jiggers
Gil
Paopie
Bia
Agricultural Conditions as Viewed Abroad
Interview with President Butterfield of Massachusetts Agricultural College on a foreign trip as part of a o8 member agricultural commission. He praises European farming efficiency and co operatives, notes strong government and banker support for farmers, and urges American adoption of cooperative farming, education, and intensive cultivation to boost national food security.
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Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Agricultural Commission
What Became of Jean Lafitte in Galveston Legend
A compact account traces Jean Lafitte from New Orleans blacksmith beginnings to pirate king of Barataria. He built a vast slave trade network with brother Pierre, seized Cuban slave ships, and ran a 1000-strong enterprise from Barataris before aiding the United States in the 1832 conflict. After New Orleans and Barataria were targeted, he vanished leaving few clues while his followers faced execution.
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Jean Laffite
Lafitte
Galveston
Tex
Pierre
New Orleans
Jean
Kown
Gulf of Mexico
England
United States
Pierre Lafitte
Yucatan
Tatiana
Africa
America
Sontsana
Eldorado
Louisiana
Lafittes
Barataris
Jose
Jean Lafitta
Jean Lafitte
Andrew Jackson
Barataria Plantation
Sudden Thoughts by George Matthew Adams
A compact meditation on sudden thoughts as sparks of progress. It urges recording and using insights promptly, noting examples from Lora Bacon and Voltaire, and emphasizes thrift in thought, readiness, and action to transform sudden ideas into completed work.
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George Matthew Adams
Fonce
Lora Bacon
Voltaire
Sertead
Cotton Movement Movement Records Urged in Georgia
Editor urges Georgia to publish a weekly record of cotton receipts in every cotton buying center. The letter notes other states already track weekly movement and argues for a statewide agriculture department table to compare current year totals with past years for public awareness. Signed by A Garman, Atlanta, August 26, 1913.
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Georgia
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
A Garman
Atlanta
Financial Genius in Park 16 Crash Case
The article details the Park 16 financial collapse linked to Monsieur Deperdusein a silk merchant aeroplane builder and theater owner who secured large advances on phony silk stocks. His debts to Paris bankers total about 8 million dollars. Once wealthy he ran an aeroplane factory newspapers flying grounds and workshops and enjoyed lavish parties with young women. He is now in prison.
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Indianapolis
Humbert
Monsieur Deperdussin
Paris
Etampen
Villacourblay
Belgium
Paris Temps
France
M. Deperdusein
Hoboken: A city of jokes and hidden depth in New Jersey
Hoboken, New Jersey, is humorously described as famous by name yet little understood. The piece surveys its skyline, subway growth, dense population, limited footprint, and notable institutions like Stevens Institute, noting its historic roots from 1660 and former Elysian Fields allure, while poking fun at its surface appearance and transport quirks.
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Hoboken
Kalamazoo
Kokomo
Wahoo
Neb
New Jersey
Hudson River
New York
Jersey City
Weehawken
Des Moines
Iowa
Cora
New Amsterdam
Broadway
Stevens Institute
Conan Doyle's Masterpiece The Poison Belt in Sunday Constitution
The Sunday Constitution will begin publishing Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's The Poison Belt on September 7. Professor Challenger chases young reporter Alec Simpson in the opening scene as the tale unfolds in dramatic installments. The story is hailed as Doyle's most entrancing mystery, with fans urged to follow the serial through its dramatic conclusion.
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Conan Doyle
Sunday Constitution
Professor Challenger
Alec Simpson
The
Courier
Sir A. Conan Doyle
Elisracter
Sherlock Holmes
Ins
Simpson
Sir Conan Doyle
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Constitution
Agricultural Co-Operation
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Tine
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Gery
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