Atlanta Health Reform Challenge to Finance Disease Control
The Constitution highlights Atlanta's delay in addressing contagious disease among blacks and whites. Dr. W. E. Quillian asserts that with proper authority and funds the city board of health could cut preventable deaths significantly. The piece warns against inaction as criminal and calls for funding to reduce mortality by half, uniting races in health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Woodward
Lambert
W. E. Quillian
City Board of Health
Quillian
Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Board of Health
Kennedy
Blasphemous remarks and regional bank politics discussed
A compilation of provocative quotes and a discussion of regional bank site battles in California and Georgia. The Los Angeles versus San Francisco rivalry is noted, with Atlanta seen as Southeast candidate. Political jabs about King George, ambassadors, and figures like Huerta and Villa appear amid fragmented commentary.
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Los Angeles
Federal
Bankers of
San Francisco
California
Atlanta
Georgia
Wickeraham’s Creed Misread in Power Play
The passage condemns Wickeraham for bending to personal will rather than law. It argues he wielded authority tyrannically, denying justice and square dealing. The critic labels his stance blasphemous and warns against malign vindictiveness in governance.
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Wickeraham
Whitehall street project blocked by finance committee in city dispute
The Whitehall street development, already approved and partly completed, was mishandled when omitted from this year’s finance sheet. City assessments rose to cover the cost, outweighing the initial $3,500 city contribution. A remedy urged is mayor Woodward’s agreement to anticipate city revenues to finish another section, ending the avoidable controversy.
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Council
Whitehall Street
Mitchell Street
Harwell
Finance Committee
Finance Committee of Council
The Weather Prophet and the Governing Man
A fragmentary narrative depicts a weather reader named Mister Raincrow predicting rain before the Government Man. It features a rural setting with a treetop office and the crowd's belief in signs and weather. A local tale includes the Billville man and a lawyer debating fines and truth in a rough, allegorical dialogue.
Editor Boehmer Prefers Hoy to Sunday Hymns
A Texas editor broadcasts a New Year creed opposing Sunday singing of life lines and Sunday hymns while condemning weekday violence toward sinners. The piece reflects the era’s editorial tone and features varied verses from the High Note and musings on public virtue.
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Boehmer
Texas
Pendleton Named New Editor of The Macon Telegraph
Louis Pendleton, younger brother of the late Charles R. Pendleton, is hailed as a first class writing and fighting man fit to lead Georgia journalism. His biography of Alexander Stephens shows fearless honesty and a commitment to truth over prevailing sentiment, signaling a bold editorial direction for the Telegraph.
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Georgia
South
Louis Pendleton
Macon ‘Telegraph
Pendleton
Charles R. Pendleton
The
Telegraph
Lewis
Bryn Athyn
Philadelphia
Charles BR. Pendleton
Alexander Stephens
Stephens
Teuckling
Hfe
Louls Pendleton
North
Stephana
Jess
Hin Origa
Tebeauville
Ware County
Qeorgia
Philip C. Pendleton
Catherine Tebeau
Pere
Goth
South Carolina
Wedenborgian
Georgia Southern Railroad
Macon Telegraph Publishing Company
W. F. Pendleton
Thg
Swedenborgian Church
Pittsburg
Valdosta
College Couras
College of the New Church
Fouth
Mr. Fendieton
Alexander H Stephens
American Crisia
Emanuel Swedenborg
Tom
Okefenokee
North Carolina
England
Berlin
Macon
Louis
Dr. R. Pendleton
Macon Telegraph
Endorsement for Health Crusade in Atlanta Housing
Jerome Jones of the Journal of Labor urges sanitary housing for Atlanta’s Black residents and equal health protection for all races. He argues municipal law should force property owners to provide proper sanitary housing to Black residents while protecting white residents from disease, framing health as a shared civil right.
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Baitor
Atlanta
Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
An Admirable Appointment by Governor Sinton
The Telegraph hails Governor Sinton’s choice of Peyton L. Wade of Dublin Laurens county for the state court of appeals bench to succeed Judge JI. R Pottie. Wade’s strong legal skill and character have broad backing from Savannah Augusta and his district’s lawyers. The appointment also promotes equitable Southern representation and strengthens the judiciary.
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Maron
Sinton
Peyton L. Wade
Dublin
Laurens County
State Court of
Savannah
Augusta
South Georgia
Stata
Alaska Roads vs Western system in transportation study
The article cites Captain James Gordon Steese’s analysis comparing Alaska’s road mileage and expenditure with states and foreign nations. It notes Alaska’s per capita road totals are the lowest among western states, Nevada and New Mexico spending more per square mile, and emphasizes the vast travel barriers from rough terrain and sparse settlement requiring substantial road construction for mobility.
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Alaska
James Gordon Steese
American Review of Reviews
Arizona
United States
Connecticut
Australia
England
Wales
Mimslenipp River
Neeada
Maska
Nevada
New Mexico
Whitehall Street Ready to Fight over City Improvements
Citizens of Whitehall street and the Whitehall Street Improvement Committee accuse the finance committee of council of ignoring the south side project on Whitehall and Forsyth streets. The executive committee holds daily meetings and demands fair funding, highlighting alleged unequal distribution of city revenue between north and south sides and urging immediate action.
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Whitehall Street
Council
Whitehall
Forsyth Streets
Atlante
Self Photography by George Matthew Adams
A compact persuasive piece on self photography as a tool for self insight growth and ambition. It urges readers to visualize their goals by mentally taking pictures of their future selves and keeping those images before their eyes to inspire action and eventual fame.
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George Matthew Adams
Robert Burns
Auch
Valuable Old Books From The Indianapolia New
An London Opinion notes £700 paid for a first collected edition of Villon poems the thieves set 1653 Izaak Waltons Complete Angler fetches high sums and Marks Twains manuscript A Yankes at the Court of King Arthur sold at Sothebys for £100 in London auctions
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London
Izaak Walton
Walton
John Gilpin
King Arthur
Sotheby's Suction House
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Mexico
J R Bolliday
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Streat
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Constitution
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S‘otaline
Broadway
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Times
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New York
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Germany
Huerta
Semis
Villa
Weg
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Raincrow
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Georgia Nugieta
Millonaira
Billville
Congress
Bentztown
Pull
Major Push
Gladden
Mwushead
H. G. Parnons
Whitsett
Irvin
Wade
Knorr
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Forsyth Street
Peachires Street
South Side
North Side
Whitehall and
Whitewall
Spring Street
Forsyth
Amanta
Peachtree Street
Frank Liebman
B. M. Willingham
M. Fordon
A. 0. Greenfield
E. G. Jones
D. A
Btraute
H. Black
W. F P. Heath
T. H. Gay
George Kotn
John E. Smith
H. Wolfe
Andrew Calhoun
G. L Walker
Walker Danson
P. RB
Lipman
M. & Thrower
Jon Jacobs
Isaac Steinhauer
J. W. Haden
B Feld
3. B. Smith
R. R. Otis
Indianapolia
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