Terms to Subscribers and Postage Rates in The Constitution
Notice outlines subscription options for The Daily Constitution and related papers with yearly and weekly rates, postage details for 12 cent weekly delivery in Atlanta, and office solicitors. It lists traveling representatives and city collectors, urging readers to pay only authorized agents and noting advertising managers for Atlanta territory.
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Statehood Hurdles for Oklahoma Arizona and New Mexico
Washington correspondent notes committee recommittee on territories favors resubstitution to the omnibus state bill. The debate centers on admitting Oklahoma Mexico and Arizona, with western supremacy in the Senate and House opposition affecting timing. Provisions argue for equality of territories and faster paths to statehood, citing demographics and development.
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Abolish Territorial Rule and Grant Statehood Now
The speaker denounces territorial status as a deprecated federal device. He argues territories suppress local voice, prize appointive offices, and keep a powerless congress delegate. He calls for abolishing the last territory, recognizing statehood as essential to American liberty and democratic evolution.
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The Strike Commission and National Arbitration
The house debate over paying 50000 for the strike commission sparks talk of value and danger. The piece argues for a national arbitration tribunal with defined powers to resolve labor capital and corporate disputes, citing The Hague precedent and the coal crisis as justification for formalizing such authority.
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Hague Tribunal
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The States and Suffrage in the Virginia Case Debate
A national newspaper column examines the Richmond federal court ruling on Virginia suffrage cases. It argues the Supreme Court will treat state sovereignty and race-based limitations as central issues, stressing suffrage as a state franchise and warning against partisan simplifications.
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Roosevelt Method and Georgia Press Echoes on Policy
A compilation notes that the Blakely Reporter finds Roosevelt mirroring trusts in using delay before action. It cites editorials on enforcing game laws, exempting colleges, and the servant problem in Massachusetts, with varied Georgia opinions on negro appointments and pension debates.
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Cedartown Standard
Georgia
Suffrage Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment Explained
Col William L Scruggs argues that constitutional amendments do not grant universal voting rights. He says suffrage remains state determined and tied to apportionment, with equal citizenship but not a guaranteed universal manhood vote. The right to vote is not inherent and can be restricted by race, color, or previous condition of servitude protections.
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Senate Favors Two Year Perio in Appropriations
The Senate pushed for a two year general appropriations plan aligning with the old custom. Senator Howell led a resolution urging two year appropriations, with Hopkins and Perry supporting it. The Appropriations Committee will amend the bill to cover two fiscal years 1967 and 1904, speedily advancing it for Senate action.
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Fragmented excerpts mix poetry and midwestern notes from a vintage issue
A garbled page fragment blends Joaquin Miller verse with scattered historical anecdotes about Lincoln and a bridge proposal. It includes misread names, stray lines, and stray references to a Philadelphia Ledger story, plus a short medical tip on sleep and an unrelated advertisement list.
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Tax Debate Shapes New Liquor Price and Licensing Proposals
The house debates amendments to liquor taxes aiming to raise revenue and adjust licensing costs. Evans urges a $300 tax on liquor and broader changes to exemptions, while others argue the plan could close venues and shift burdens to counties. Members argue over amendment implications, with figures touching $50 to $500 ranges and per county variations.
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