Council Approves Liquor License Controls in Charter Move
The Atlanta council backed a program to fix liquor license figures and add restrictions within the city charter, aiming to settle the issue permanently. The vote, 17 to 2, affirms support for the original committee report and anticipates broader approval by the incoming administration. The measure targets retail and wholesale licenses, with attention to residence-area restrictions and ongoing governance of liquor traffic.
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United States
Canada
Atlanta
P Darcy Duo
Carter Neitreeys
Gd Grees
kBante
Constitution style notice in New York edition
A condensed notice advertises The Constitution newspaper as reachable via Adams and Broadway routes, with offices in Atlanta and New York. It mentions editors and alerts subscribers to obtain copies from George Hoveing’s agency and local hotels, amid editorial chatter on politics and public affairs from December 1900.
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New York
Most Pleasants
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Offee
Arthur Powell
Anasel
Government Cotton Estimates Need Revisions and More Frequent Updates
The article argues that government cotton estimates are flawed due to faulty bases and illogical percent figures. It urges more frequent reporting, suggesting updates every ten days or two weeks to stabilize markets and protect producers from violent price swings.
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Department
Congress
Impertinence as me as measure by Chancellor Day
Chancellor Day of Syracuse University attacks limits on big corporations and forts, offers broad defense of wealth, and fears courts and Congress overreach. He imagines Standard Oil’s global power, praises monopoly, and rails against regulatory efforts, while predicting upheaval if protections continue.
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Syracuse University
Standard Oil
John D. Rockefeller
John D
Lke
Congress
Day i Nnde
Ruthle
Kobe
Tariff Fight on Seed Oil Fails in French Chamber
Dispatches from Paris report a failed attempt to impose a tariff on ration seed and cotton seed oils from the southern states. The loss preserves imports, boosting profits for southern farmers and mills while olive oil interests gain from substitutes. The olive oil crisis fuels southern seed industries and promises growing domestic demand and profits.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Second Oi
Love and Spring Dreams in Georgia Verse
A diverse Georgia themed page features sentimental poems and quips about spring Love and happiness, with sayings on poverty and optimistic notes about better days. It blends rustic dialect verses and humorous lines, reflecting southern folk sentiments and newspaper humor of the era.
Proposed Atlanta Auditorium Location Debate
A reader argues for building the Atlanta auditorium on nine acres near the city center with infrastructure, parks, and drill grounds. The letter stresses future growth, center-city access, and long-term investment gains, urging officials to open land negotiations and remove half-mile restrictions.
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Edltor
Atlahta
Atlanta
Jackann Houston
Walter
College Park
Tanery National Bank
Petd
Pln
Langley
Elijay Holds Amelection Council Mayor Elected
In Elijay Georgia the recent city election selected a new mayor and councilmen. W M Tesm defeated D A Jowan to win the mayoral race, securing the ensuing term. The results reflect turnout and local political dynamics in the December vote.
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Elids
W M Tesm
D A. Jowan
Capitol Gossip and Georgia Day At Jamestown
A Georgia Day plan at Jamestown is discussed as President Roosevelt agrees to speak, Georgia builds to mirror Bulloch Hall, and James E. Jamestown expo arrangements move forward. Appalachian Park bills seek 2 million to preserve headwaters and forests across multiple states amid political opposition.
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Jamestown
Mitchel
Georg'n
Washington
Georgia
Roswell
Georgia Ds
Georgia Day
James
Gossip and Political Gaze at Washington and Georgia Ties
Washington gossip item notes Governor Terrell in Washington discussing state matters with federal officials. Mentions Georgia figures, naval funding debate, and the looming battleship deployment as well as local ties between Georgia leaders and federal officials.
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Terrell
Intercat
Georgia District Agricultat College
McKinney and Planster
Ieee Terenade
Ator
Georgia
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