Public Utilities Settlement And Democratic Outlook In Georgia
Atlanta editorials urge a peaceful settlement between the city and public utilities firms, arguing for a cost based basis and stable services. The Democratic Party is urged to stand by its course on Philippine policy, while other pieces defend police leadership, Christian Endeavor work, Cuba and the Philippines, and celebrate twenty one years of youth ministry.
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Christian Endeavor Movement
Christian En
Church Lfe
Tha
Christian Endeavor
Clarke
Walliston
Uns
Swalnshoro
Sam Jones
Ema
Seorgia
Georgia
United States
Cuba
Brunswick
Hospital For
Masouri
Cubs
Great Britain
Germany
France
Brazil
Nates
Isthmiar Canal
Atlanta money for building new church tops twenty eight thousand
Atlanta papers note Dr Alonzo Monk raised twenty eight thousand three hundred fifty dollars in about an hour to erect a new Methodist church. Other regional items include editor jests about editors and a Fortland Oregon hanging and farmers in Houston learning to profit beyond cotton.
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Jackson
Atlanta
Alonzo Monk
Toccoa
The
Constitution
Griffin
Sun
Fortland
Ores
Prince Henry
Cuba Seeks U S Concessions To Aid Cuban Economy
Cuba appeals to Georgia senators and congressmen to grant tariff concessions on Cuban sugar, arguing U S trade relief is vital for Cuba’s political and financial future. It notes Cuba’s export potential, sugar losses under current duties, and General Wood’s push for tariff reductions to prevent economic collapse and preserve regional commerce.
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Georgia
Cuba
Congress
United States
New York
General Wood
Heaven and
Europe
Havana
Georgia Farmers Focused on Crops Not Politics, Says Bachelor
A jumble of opinion notes from Perry Home Journal and Tome Tribune reflects Georgia farmers prioritizing crop preparation over political candidates. The piece jokes about journalist Frank Reynolds's influence and lampoons a Georgia Supreme Court justice, Mark H. Blandford, whose death prompts reminiscence of Bendheim Bros. v. Baldwin and a satirical court scene.
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Perry Home Journal
Georgia
Tome Tribune
Frank Reynolds
North Georgia Citizen
Mr. Reynolds
Savannah
Jude Mark H. Blandford
Supreme Court of Georgia
Columbus
Bendheim Bros & Co
Baldewin
Thia Cage
Justice of the Peace
Ife
Tastter Shallow
Justien Riggins
Thisseexer
Toe Evans
Pasdart
An Empossible Policy From The Washington Lost
The essay argues that the Democratic Party cannot unite behind surrendering U S sovereignty over the Philippines. It cites the Senate treaty and House payment as final, notes thousands died defending the flag, and asserts no abandonment of sovereignty. It warns Democrats in Congress against adopting a Seattle policy, calling it a serious blunder for 1904 regardless of 1992 politics.
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Washington
Democratic Party
United States
Philippines
Senate
House of Representatives
Spain
Congress
Seattle
Letters From the People Chief of Police in Atlanta
J W English, chairman of the police board, defends a rules based system under the Atlanta charter. He states the chief is the department’s chief executive and acts independently within emergency cases, praises the force’s discipline, and notes no major disturbances despite a one third Black population.
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James W. English
Board of Police Commissioners
English
Atlanta
Board of Commissioners
Ball
Dior
Anaime
Boarf
Emere
J. W. Englibh
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Ulla G. Hardeman
James T. Cater
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing CO
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Nichols & Holliday, Consulting
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Canada
Mexico
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Washington Post
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Philippine Archipelago
Paris
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Taft
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Roosevelt
Chattanooga Times
Hay
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Andy Carnegie
Mike O'Brien
Patrick
Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Monsieur Beaucairée
8 Souls Globe-Democrat
Jim Howard
Missouri
Seggee
Henry
Merrick
Mag Chque
Dowie
Zion
Heaven
Hopkins
Billy Mason
Nordica
DeWet
Griggs
New Jersey
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Supreme Court
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Jim Butler
Barthold
George S. Boutwell
Dave Francis
Singing of the Times
Wren
Whitsett
Singleton
Edgar Morgan Muggs
Tanny Mull Wussey
William Little Bigger
Travis G. Jenkins
Hope Bounty
West
Smith
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Lee County
Meriwether
Houston
Macon
S. &. Bedswean
Iland
Santiango
New Orleans
Norfolk
Thomasville Times
Stanton
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