Prepare for War Urges Roosevelt in Societal Debate
A Roosevelt essay on Social Values and National Existence was discussed at the American Sociological Society. Edward A. Ross read the piece, arguing modern peace cannot ignore militarism, citing Belgium, China, Korea, and Armenia to illustrate how nations fail by embracing pacifist theories.
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Washington
Uerembe
Theodore Hoosevelt
American Sociological Society
Edward A. Ross
University of Wisconsin
Mr. Roosevelt
Belgium
Roosevelt
Russia
China
Korea
Armenia
Paciista
Br. Roosevelt
Colonel Roosevelt
John Mez
American Peace Society
Georgia Court Tackles Railroad Paralleling Bid
Georgia seeks to block Louisville and Nashville from extending toward Cartersville alleging a plan to parallel a state line. Judge Fite to hear whether a temporary restraining order becomes permanent as state officials aim to curb ad campaigns and charter filings. The case likely heads to the Georgia Supreme Court regardless of Judge Fite’s ruling.
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State of
Georgia
Western and Atlantic
Louisville and Nashvile
Louisville and Nashville, King & Spaulding
A. W. Fite
Marietta
Cherokee Advance
Cartersville
Louisville and Nashville
Atlanta
Knoxville
Mark Bolding
Wis
Jem
Judge Fite
Chero—kee
Cartersvile
Borgin
Secretary of State
Clifford Waller
Horace Holden
Molding
Ite
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
State of Georgia
Fite
Chamber Plans School Campaign and City Reform Drive
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce plans to reappoint its old committee with Col W L Peel as chair to press Western and Atlantic releasing for a plaza and push a major school tax campaign to raise funds for a modern fireproof system. It foresees a broad fundraising drive for Emory University and a new, group based internal system to boost membership.
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Old Chamber
W.L. Peel
Western and Atlantic Commission
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Kriegshaber
Une
Atlante
Chamber
Kriegshater
Emory University
Preston Arkwright
House of Representatives
I. T. Holleman
Iis
Road to rail line sparks anticipated court battle
The road appears set to build the line and a Supreme Court decision is feared. Both sides are ready to wage a determined legal fight, with the losing side likely to seek relief if the ruling goes against them. Georgia resists Louisville and Nashville efforts to parallel a line owned by the state.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia
Louisville
Nashville
Atlanta mayor backs Wilkson for text mayor plan
Mayor Woodward nominates Wilkinson for mayor amid praise for Atlanta as a good clean city. He says the plaza plan could move forward by splitting the state road lease into three contracts: Chattanooga terminals, Atlanta terminals, and the road stem.
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Jacks Morgan
Mr. Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Wilkinson
Southeastern Fair Association
Ivan H. Alien
Association
Ogden
State Senate
Nat E. Harris
Atlanta
General Assembly
Persona
Senate
Mell ‘Wilkinson
Kriegshaber
Woodward
Mr. Kriegshaber
Lakewood
Atlanta Spirit
Chattanooga
Mayor’s speech features influence on railroads and bonds
The remarks center on gaining a powerful ally to sway railroads and secure support for a plaza project. Mayor Woodward earns loud cheers as Wilkinson cites influential figures, including ex Governor Slaton, urging chamber leaders to assess bond issues and timing. Judge Newman recalls Atlanta’s growth and Wilkinson’s public speaking tutelage while other speakers follow.
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Smith
Woodward
Wilkinson
Slaton
Jack Slaton
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
State Chamber of Commerce
Newman
Tribute List From Dinner Honoring Wilkinson In Atlanta
The Atlanta crowd honored Mr. Wilkinson at a chamber dinner with tributes from press supporters and figures including Walter G. Cooper 2nd Colonel Fred Paxson. The list of presenters and attendees includes numerous named officials and leaders such as Arthur G. Towell, Forrest Adair, James A. McCord, Charles W. Bernhardt, and Walter G. Cooper among others. Colonel Paxson closed with a toast to Wilkinson's mother.
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Atlanta Gebratan
Chamber of Commerce
Walter G. Cooper
Fred Paxon
Mr. Wilkinson
Paxson
Atchuson
Marin F Amorous
Marion L. Brittain
George M. Hattey
O. T. Jamp
Henry W. Davis
J. T. Baldwin
RM. Walker
G Ogden Persona
Met R. Wilkinson
Forrest Adair
Ian B Allen
Charles W. Bernhardt
Ben Lee Crea
W. J. Davis
D. Bilis
Lean Fort J AB Hoxsex
Fat van Gartinzen
J_ iT
Holtemen
Lee M. Jordan
J.C. Kuntz
Brooks Morgan
Jas
A. McCord
al Maier
Wiliam Wer
Robert
Otis
Fa. Pason
W.e. Boyer
HF. Stockbridge
Wow White
Wilingham
Gilbert Ij. Guinn
Ter PB. Andrews
William Scueller
UH. Krieshaber
Albert S. Adame Clark Howell
Ken Ashcratt
Jutun Baetm
Dan Carey
Estes’ Do
Fire Destroys Cotton Bales and Damages Freight Cars
A blaze near the Southern shop on Windsor street destroyed twenty five bales of cotton and damaged two freight cars. Sparks from a passing engine are suspected. A large warehouse beside the tracks was saved by a tram crew moving the blazing car away. Trainmen in the yards spotted the fire early, with response from Wire Chief Cody and departments Nos. 2 and 9.
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Shopa F
Windsor Street
Adeight
Cody
Griffin Poolrooms License Hikes Spark Closures in Griffin
The Griffin city council raised annual pool table licenses from 10 to 75 dollars per table, a move expected to force several pool rooms to close after January 1. A near deer tax of 3000 dollars was set, with a May deadline for legal separation of small wares.
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Griffin
Deer Sa Joona
Sperata Wolil
Clever Chicken Thief Proved to Be a Possum of Atlanta
In Atlanta on Tuesday night Detective T E Shaw and partner George Maddox pursued violators when a possum belonging to the Shaw family entered the yard at 108 Bryant Street and devoured seven prize bantams in minutes. Mrs Shaw called her brother, finding the animal atop the coop with the last bantam remains.
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Atlanta
T. E. Shaw
George Maddox
Shaw
Bryant Street
Innesomer
Mers Laneromei
Shivar Mineral Spring item out of stock prompts dealer note
The dealer in Shivar Mineral Spring Shelton South Carolina says MW has none in stock and asks him to phone his wholesale grocer for supply. The terse message signals a temporary shortage and directs procurement through wholesale channels.
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Shivar
Shelton, S.C
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Mell R. Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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W. T Newman
Ise
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