Justice Hughes Position in Presidential Nomination Talk
Article analyzes push among Republican leaders for Justice Hughes as a Chicago convention nominee. It notes his strong personal appeal, potential cross appeal to Roosevelt and progressives, and the likelihood leaders might nominate him despite his stated opposition. Possible party disruption if compelled by strong convention pressure.
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Charles E. Hughes
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Virginia
Hughes
Justice Hughes
Roosevelt
Supreme Bench of the
United States
Chicago
Immigrant Kings and Princes in the American Job Scene
The Boston Globe voices concern over immigrant kings entering the U S workforce. It notes prince Peter of Montenegro may abandon campaigns to seek life as a private citizen in America. The Ulobe argues such rulers would need new trades and likely seek to enter the citizen class via real estate ventures, insurance, and planning ahead.
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Montenegro
America
Ulobe
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Ladder Start Fragments Spur Candid Workplace Note
A fragmented OCR item hints at work ethic and ascent by steady effort. It mentions starting at the first rung of a ladder and climbing with strict business focus to gain eminence among coworkers. The readable text emphasizes diligence and collective progress.
Revival of Black Walnut in Furniture Making
Black walnut, once dominant in bed, bureau and table designs, regains interest amid renewed demand driven by furniture makers and gun stock production. Although scarce, its natural color and grain retain appeal, with Georgia forests and St Louis firms boosting supply for both luxury furniture and weapon stocks.
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Remington Arma Company
St. Louis
Garret
Garreta
North Georgia
The Drink and the Army in War Time
A condensed look at prohibition, liquor smuggling, and temperance themes during the war. The piece contrasts Russian and British efforts to control alcohol, recounts a man who sought enlistment despite drinking, and notes war-time morale and sobriety as crucial amid shellfire and gas.
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Minneapolis
Old Manuscript and Verse Fragments From The Peak Press
A collage of verse fragments and humor from a nineteenth century style page. It includes poems titled Old Manuscript by Alfred Kreymberg, a jingle about digging, a Washington boy anecdote, and editorials on preparedness, time, and fate. It reflects regional newspaper whimsy and light literary pieces with occasional dialect humor.
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Alfred Kreymberg
Harriet Monroe
Poetry
Policy Proposal to Curb Lynchings in Georgia Editor Letter
A Georgia editorical letter argues for a governor issued designation of county trial jurisdictions for lynching cases to deter mobs. It urges state funding for trials, use of special detectives, and regional venues to ensure accountability, citing Georgia’s lynching record and health department observations on societal harms.
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Georgia
Mubstoi
Geurtia
Humber
Great future for Emory University and the South
Ainsworth argues Emory University campaign in Atlanta is a decisive public move for the South. He likens it to a Battle of Atlanta, predicting a new day for education, industry, and culture across Georgia and the Southeast, with Atlanta leading toward renowned national status in higher learning.
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Atlanta
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Georgia
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Southland
University
Johns Hopkins
Atlantic Sea Board
Columbia
America
Harvard
Yale
Cro Country
Wa. N. Ainsworth
Mulberry -Sirest
Macon
Sunday Constitution features on decency and society
The article highlights Miss Isma Dooly’s piece in the Woman’s World page arguing about decency sanitation style and mind state with discussion ahead. It previews Valentine Day Leap Year themes, humorous cartoons, and a feminist era push alongside science and entertainment pieces in the issue.
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Ini Woman's World
Sunshiny Days Start Sport Bugs Talking in The Constitution
The Sunshiny Days feature highlights Dick Jemison's sporting department with new Atlanta ball players photos Hans Wagner's baseball story and other sports pieces by Carney and Evans. It notes a family feud over powder profits, previews Girl and the Game eighth period, the Race for Right of Way, and next week's GRAFT story by Wilson Woodrow. The Constitution promises AP reports, market and Wall Street news, and complete world coverage.
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