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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
5
A concise pitch promises persuasion at a price of 12.50 if you allow a demonstration. The message emphasizes a direct call to action and a money figure to entice engagement.
The article details a parliamentary vote shift led by Major Benster Sutherland of Utah, mentioning Roosevelt's travel allowance and Taft’s salary. It notes debates on White House upkeep costing about 500,000 annually, including salaries and vehicle expenses, with Republicans and progressives split on safety increases and carriages. It cites Senator Warren on vehicle use and Hemenway’s critique of spending practices, reflecting a broader debate over executive expenditures and governance.
The House debated the urgent deficiency appropriation bill in Washington on January 19. Leaders argued over spending for presidential automobiles and salaries, with objections to raised costs and deficits. Representatives discussed seed distribution and other allocations, highlighting tensions between appropriations and fiscal limits. The session showed partisan divides over executive funding and agricultural aid.
President Roosevelt transmitted to Congress, with his approval, a State Department letter requesting authority to appoint a three American commission to Liberia. The aim is to enlist the republic in strengthening its government, with a proposed appropriation of 420,000 for expenses. Secretary Root notes Alberta’s condition as serious and the challenge of governing educated descendants of colonists alongside native tribes.
Mobile January 19 Western Classification committee spent the morning hearing members of the fiber box committee and did not finish discussion. Two more speakers are set to present this session. The fiber box, a substitute for the wooden box, is being urged for classification in the same game class as the box it intends to replace.
At Emory College Oxford Georgia during a Pew Literary Society session term officers were elected and inaugurated for spring. Board of directors.Allgood of Marietta chairman Edgar G Kenyon of Albany E V Y Heath of Girard W Heckwith Oxford Ihaton K Starr Oxford P M Muse of Savannah was elected candidate morum A W White of Orange treasurer O B Trammell Rockmart assistant treasurer W M Barnett Tallahassee Florida recording secretary P M Munro Buena Vista corresponding secretary J D McCord Manassas chancellor.
Farmers around Griffin plant more grain and cotton as oats and wheat green, corn soon to grow, and cotton sales rise with cotton prices moving past eight cents in Griffin. In Hot Springs Arkansas, January 19, the Ypporty Athletic Club announced a twenty round match between ruin Hart and Jimmy Barry set for February 1, Barry training for the event while Hart arrives for workouts.
The Poe centenary events at Poe Park NYU and Columbia drew clinicians and scholars debating whether the author of The Raven and The Bells should join the immortals. Poets, professors, and leaders honored Poe with speeches and medals amid claims fame comes from readers, not votes.
Henry Kropp assistant auditor was shot at twice by T J Birdsong an employee in Chattanooga Tenn this morning in the general office building. Bullets grazed his chin and Birdsong struck him with the pistol causing painful though not serious injuries after a heated dispute. Police took custody as the investigation continues.
The superior court of Loure s county will convene next Monday January 85. Key cases include the near beer prosecutions linked to city versus Radford and Kennedy, who catered to near beer dealers in Dublin, amid strong local sentiment against them. St. Boy Struck by Street Car in Fengesola. The boy, Gus A. Soderlind's little son, is noted in Fengesola Florida on January 12.
Maude Waters infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Waters dies at home in Lakewood Heights. Burial set for Hollywood cemetery. Walter Mart formerly of Atlanta dies at his Jacksonville home. Survived by mother Mrs Smart and brother Arthur Smart of Athens. Funeral arrangements pending. G B Powell of Cairo dies. funeral at Methodist Church conducted by multiple ministers. leaves wife and seven children.
In Adtuitissa a party of seven armed men attacked Atdiutissa Aim and two others while at work, wounding two severely and leaving one dead or dying. Mitchell testified recently at Troy against the suspects, three of whom are said to be in custody. the crime follows a report of illicit trafficking. Memphis furnisher Samuel H Gibson, 68, commits suicide amid business worries in his apartments, with the Memphis Supply Co. mentioned in receivership. Real estate figures Van B Smith and M. C. Durham Epps join Thomson & Lynes, aligning with Brown Randolph Building operations. Mrs Campbell stages Ole Latimer Husband, a moral drama protesting loveless marriages, in Tendon on January 18.
Prize winners include J R Blake of Baltimore 1141 Myrtle Ave first prize one hundred dollars E C Countryman Syracuse 424 Village Bldg second prize fifty dollars W & Curdy Boston 73 Journal Brdg third prize twenty six dollars W J Austin Brooklyn six Berwick Park fourth prize ten dollars J M Plunket Doane St fifth prize ten dollars and W W Westerly Brooklyn Fulton St Doane 1-2 Fulton St Brooklyn third prize winner notes amateurs and advises on writing effective advertisements for Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey highlighting truth and clarity to persuade readers
President Roosevelt presses California to pause anti Japanese bills fearing harm to the nation. Governor Gillette cites federal relations and Japan’s emigration talks, while critics warn of political pressure and lasting impact on California at the state Capitol in Sacramento.
San Francisco January 14 the second week of Patrick Callyhoun’s trial on bribery charges for a United Railways franchise began with no new defendants. Testimony is not yet underway as observers expect delays before proceedings intensify. In a separate note, Berlin reports Germany received an official apology for the improper handling of harbor affairs affecting steamers, with the matter being resolved.
January 8 reports across states show multiple U S Senate selections. Chamberlain wins a six year term over Claude R Porter in a party split, with joint legislative session scheduled to formalize the result. Hopkins and Stone headlines reflect varied state outcomes and future joint sessions for confirmation.
The article reports ongoing federal investigation into the Panama canal property purchase by the United States from French stockholders. Witnesses include Doris Robinson and Charles Te, with names tied to Roosevelt era figures. Senate action features Lodge and Rayner resolutions, and debates on where the inquiry proceeds.
Attorneys for Arkansas Brick and Manufacturing accuse James Pitcock superintendent of the penitentiary of violating a court injunction by removing stage convicts from the brick company. Pitcock’s citation targeted others but prosecutors drop them, pursuing only Pitcock. A second item notes a Confederate Veterans camp electing Barrow as commander and seeking a Lincoln monument in memory of the president.
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