Senator Morgan Urges Scrutiny of Panama Treaty Amendments
The Constitution notes Senator Morgan's persistent push for amendments to the Panama canal treaty. It emphasizes his patriotism, integrity, and independence, while urging careful, full consideration of his concerns rather than quick judgments amid a new treaty with Colombia.
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Panama Canal Company
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Augusta Tribune Examines Ethics In Editorial On Conduct
The Augusta Tribune publishes a lengthy editorial lamenting newspaper ethics, scrutinizing conduct and policy of the paper’s own evening edition and signaling standards for responsible reporting. The piece reflects concern over journalistic integrity within the local press.
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Constitution
Augusta Tribune
Augusta
Ethics in Journalism and Rivalry Across the Press
A veteran critique argues that open attacks on peers in journalism are widespread and harmful. It urges professional ethics, a civil code, and restraint, noting Atlanta papers demonstrate enterprise while slanderous rivalries hinder progress and public trust.
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the Tribune
Georgia Daily Press
The Cabinet Formation in U S History
The article notes the first cabinet increase since 1889 with George B. Cortelyou sworn in to lead the new department of commerce and labor. It explains cabinets grew from five to nine since Washington, and that no constitutional provision requires a cabinet, only usage.
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George B. Cortelyou
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George Washington
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Treasury
War
Justice
Navy
Cabinet shifts and Pilgrim Fathers in a London critique
The interior department dates to 1849 and agriculture to 1889 and cabinet gossip follows. A London clergyman Hay defends the Pilgrims, arguing Mayflower origins linked to nation building, while a London paper rebukes the comparison to Botany Bay convicts as ignorance or worse.
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Botany Bay
Church of England
Hay
Plumptree
London
Pilgrim Fathers
Protection for Newspaper Men Bill Sparks Debate in Indiana
A proposed Indiana law would treat information given to reporters about crimes as privileged and make providing false information to a newspaper a crime. Supporters argue editors and reporters must protect confidences, citing press autonomy similar to priests and doctors, while critics worry about proving deliberate falsity in court.
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Bar of Justice
Uewspaper
Tacoma Wash
Ledger
Pia
Pramdaca
Min
Lumber Fire at Valdosta Destroys Kiln and Lumber
The Fender Lumber Company dry kiln in Valdosta Ga was destroyed by fire in the early hours, with about 85000 feet of lumber burned. Origin of the blaze unknown. alarm around midnight, threatening to engulf the Valdosta Foundry and Machine Company plant. Insurance covers kiln loss, lumber not insured.
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Fender Lumber Company
Ality
Valdosta Foundry and Machine Company
Valdosta Foundry and Machine Company, Wold
Mississippi Truck Farmers Hurt by Freeze
Mississippi reports heavy rains and freezing weather injuring truck farming in the central region. Many plants in cold frames and fields destroyed, leaving farmers discouraged as Texas truck farmers dominate early market arrivals and prices.
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Georgia Obituary Mixed With North Georgia Verse
An obituary from a rural Georgia exchange blends with poems and quips about winter, spring, and daily life. It mentions family heirs and simple rustic scenes, interspersed with humorous editor notes about weather, inflation, and a bookshop remark. The collage reflects local culture and sentiment rather than a single tragic event.
Letters From the People and Supreme Court figures
A column of letters discusses Justices of the United States Supreme Court with birthplaces and appointment years. Also includes reminiscences about Mount Zion camp meetings, Brooks and Lowndes counties, and a note from Lur der Carlton of Jonesboro Texas. Hobart College picks a new president Langdon C. Stewardson of Lehigh University.
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Adhtor
Woron
United States Supreme
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Geneva
Langdon C. Stewardson
Lehigh University
Hobart College
Timely gossip on Turner and other public figures
A column surveys Afro American leader Bishop H M Turner, once bold in Reconstruction politics, now advocating emigration to Africa. It recounts his past influence, shifts in stance, and fame for wit and controversy. The piece touches editors Watterson and others, science quirks, and Roosevelt era attitudes.
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H. M. Turner
Africa
Turner
Tyrer
Torar
Fox
Demcratic
Georgia
The Pilgrimage South and Public Life Notes
A column of varied items notes a shift to southern travel by private car with Florida as a summer seashore lure and society details. It surveys Cortelyou’s rising role, Georgia’s Greater Georgia plan, Bowen’s Venezuelan mediation, and obituaries for J. M. Curry and Southern leaders while praising Andrew Carnegie’s philanthropy and Atlanta benefactor S. S. Inman.
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Augustine
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O. H. P. Belmont
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Countess of
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Pohiciana
Officer Jones Subdues Fugitive in Narrow Hand Grip
In Belt Junction a towering suspect named Will Belton fled through a cabin and into nearby woods. Officer Jones leaped on the suspect’s back, locked a vise like grip on his throat, and felled him, preventing a kidnapping of an Atlanta policeman. Belton claimed fear of police and denied murder.
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Episcopal Mission Rally at St Philip Cathedral
A joint mission rally will be held tomorrow night at St Philip Episcopal Cathedral on Washington Street, with Rev. Arthur L. Lloyd, DD, general secretary of the Domestic and Foreign Mission Society of the Episcopal Church of New York, as speaker. Lloyd, en route to Pensacola, will address Atlanta congregations and stay as guest of Mr and Mrs S B Danny on Ponce de Leon Avenue.
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A. L. Lloyd
St. Philip Episcopal Cathedral
Washington Street
Arthur L. Lloyd
Feneral
Domestic and Foreign Mission Society
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Pensacola
Fla
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Ponce de Lean Avenue
Mrs Daniel Turner Dead Mother of Officials
Mrs Daniel R Turner mother of Councilman M M Turner of the fourth ward and Chief A Q Turner of the corn police force died yesterday at 5 30 am at her home near the Mason and Turner ferry on the Chattahoochee River She had been ill since last October She was 87 Survived by several children including Stephen Turner Calhout Turner C E B Turner W H Turner Mrs S A Wilson Mrs G W L Powell Mrs W Gathright and Mrs T A Pope Funeral services at 10 30 am today at the residence conducted by Rev J H Maxuburn of Walker Street Methodist Church Burial in the family grounds
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Corn
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Mason and Turner Ferry
Stephen Turner
Waco
Tex
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Cole County
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Georgia Bar Executive Committee to Pick Summer Convention Site
Judge Marcus Beck will convene the Georgia Bar Association executive committee this week to select the venue for the upcoming annual convention. Atlanta Warm Springs and Tallulah Falls are under consideration with Warm Springs a former host and Atlanta presenting strong merger prospects. Tallulah Falls is expected to press for the meeting, and an excellent program is planned for a successful gathering of Georgia lawyers.
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Marcus Beck
Gergia Bar Association
Tme
Atlanta
Warm Springs
Tallaiah Falls
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Dr Slicer Speaks Tonight in Three Lectures Series
Rev Thomas R Sheer of New York begins this evening at the Unitarian church on Spring Street with three lectures titled Jesus and Master Lite The Environment Of A His. Lectures are free and public invited. After the talks a social hour will allow attendees to meet Dr Silver.
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