Immigration Simplified in Georgia Crusade Debut
Georgia and southern states gain a pivotal immigration ruling from Secretary Straus. States may advertise employment abroad and aid passage for aliens, while individuals or corporations cannot make binding promises of work. The decision validates state led efforts, urging creation of a state immigration and labor commissioner.
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Georgia
South
Oscar Strauer
Department of Commerce and Labor
Garuina
Wittekind
South Carolina
Watson
Tim
Georgina
Acta
Straus
Aouthern Development
Immigration and Labor
Roosevelt's Brownsville Message Elevates Americanism Over Sectarianism
President Roosevelt addresses the Brownsville outrages, defending action based on reports from diverse officers and emphasizing justice for the negro while condemning mob violence. He argues army integrity would be harmed if killers and their protectors remained in ranks and labels race prejudice as unworthy of policy. The message, portrayed as a pivotal document, urges all Americans to read it closely.
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Roosevelt
Brownsville
Brownsyville
New York
Georgia
California
Atlanta Civic League seeks peaceful race accord in South
The Atlanta Constitution praises the civic league that has drawn 1500 backers from Atlanta's social industrial and financial sectors to push a plan for a square deal and limited social change. Charles T. Hopkins leads the executive committee guiding the effort toward orderly reforms and cooperation.
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Apella
League
Chao
Atlanta
Charles T. Hopkins
Ewing
Gladis
Brimantiamar
End of the Insurance Contest and Policyholder Safeguards
The election ends with no changes to New York Life, Mutual Life, and Equitable management under new year regulations. Legislation has tightened controls to protect policyholders after graft exposures, with states enacting restraints. The new administration faces a test to prove its commitment to policyholder interests or face further legal remedies.
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New York Life
Mutual Late
Equitable
Armstrong
United States
New York
Life
Christmas Weather and Joy in Georgia Lyrics
A collage of sentimental verse and dialect humor reflecting Christmas themes in Georgia. It celebrates music, weather, optimism, and folk sayings, urging hope and cheerful perseverance amid changing times. The piece blends quirky stanzas about weather, family, and community sayings with reflections on prosperity and holiday spirit.
Christmas Program At High School Friday
Special Christmas exercises planned by Girls High School under Mallon Society. Public invited to 10:30 morning program including exercises by grades and gifts. All friends of the pupils encouraged to attend in honor of Christmas holidays.
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Mallon Society
Pridas
Tae School
Chi Phi Alumni Banquet Promises Gulf Coast Defense Talk
The Atlanta Alumni Association of the Chi Phi fraternity hosts a Friday banquet at Duranda with a speaking program. Attendees include Gulf Coast representatives and a Texas congressman who will discuss a bill for naval defense and purchasing fifteen submarines at eight million dollars.
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Atlanta
Duranda
Cate
Cccamion
ISO
Gulf Coast
Ember 9
Die Grege
Texas
Ted
President Spencer's Work for the Southern Road
President Samuel Spencer of the Southern railway proposed a 200 million bond plan to modernize the line after a Thanksgiving day accident. Voting trustees Morgan, Taker, and Lanier praised his leadership, noting the line nearly doubled its extent and trebled gross earnings while increasing net income over eleven years since 1894.
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New York
Samuel Bpencer
Southern Railway
SP Morgan
George Taker
Charles Lanier
Spencer
Gordon Institute Debating Societies to Hold December Session
A December meeting at Gordon Institute will feature a debate between the Philomathean and Euphradean societies. Represented by Omer Franklin and G Wrrtt for Philomathean, Henry Williams and M Des for Euphradean, the event caps a term highlighted by strong enrollment and renewed college spirit. Governor Ta rel visits and a gold medal prize for best debater spur campus interest.
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Varnemille
Gorden Institute
My Fchool
Philomathean
Euphradean
Studet
Henry Williams
M Des
Omer Franklin
G Wo Wrirtt
Philomathe
Ite
Roof Pickett
Gordon
T Witterdwick
Gossip at the Capitol and militia notes excerpt
A sprawling police and militia centered fragment recounts a Georgia governor reward for arson at Neal Pike County and for a Turner county murder. It references militia reform in Georgia, inspection reports, and a column on the organized militia. It also covers a Christmas relief feature and a Georgia hospital homeless girl Christine seeking aid in Atlanta.
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Frown Bros
Neal
Pike
Brown Bros
Crim
Inala
Tillman Rivins
Turner County
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