Senator Smith Backs Neutral Trade Rights in Policy Clash
Georgia's Senator Hoke Smith argues for recognition of American trade rights with neutral nations amid Britain’s orders in council and proposed broad blockade. He urges a vigorous congressional protest to defend neutral rights without provoking war, warning England’s actions risk injuring U S commerce and prompting embargo measures on munitions and supplies.
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Hoke Smith
Georgia
England
Germany
Hugland
Louisville Courier-Journal
United States
Great Britain
Congress
Eoen
Senator Smith
Yale
North Atlantic
Jenix
Cordelle Farmers Pro Am Preliminary Discussion
Preliminary notice of the pro am discussion at Cordelle Farmers’ rally. The article notes farmers' gathering as part of a forecasted political convention and emphasizes the farmers of the country taking deeper interest.
Cordele Farmers Rally Aims At Federal Help For Agriculture
The Cordele rally unites farmers from surrounding areas to press national and state policies. They seek rural credits, higher income taxes on large incomes, a stronger navy, immigration limits with naturalization timelines, and non interference in Mexico. They push free school books and soft drink taxes for education and salary-based public offices, highlighting state and federal roles.
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Washington
Mexico
Georgia
National Congress
Greater Emory campaign fuels Atlanta progress tale
The Atlanta push for Greater Emory University is under way with a organized canvass to begin next week led by experienced Atlantans. It cites prior support for Oglethorpe University and Samuel Inman estate funding, aiming to place Atlanta at the foundation of two southern institutions and eventually national prominence in education.
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Atlanta
Soupoud
Emory University
Greater
Emory
Oglethorpe
Samuel M. Inman
South
Only a Woman at the Bronze Church Door
A faded woman begs alms outside a bronze church while townsfolk pass by coldly. The poem by Hester Benedict laments neglect of mothers and wives, recalling happier days and the harsh fate of poverty.
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Bronge
Hester A. Benedict
Death and civic notes in Nos moriam era city hall records
An elegy laments a departed helper while civic actions unfold. The city electors approve the city electrician’s nominees to the board of electrical examiners. Edwin Johnson secures arc lighting on Warden Place to ease dark streets. A probe into city employee residency is approved. A Southeastern Fair committee is formed by council. The Atlanta Gas Light Company purchases a modern road binder distributor for city service.
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Edwin Johnson
Edwin. Johnson
Conneil
Sixth Ward
Warden Place
Fiedmont Avenue
Courtland Street
McCord
Thymaon
Armistead
Atlanta
Congdon
Atlanta Gas Light Company
The Drink or the Job Editorial Reflection
An editorial summary argues sobriety boosts efficiency and trust in workers and officials. It cites ministers, doctors, rail workers, and a Kentucky governor to illustrate public sentiment against alcohol. Employers prefer non drinkers for reliability, and job retention hinges on temperance.
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Kentucky
Tribute to Sidney Ormond by Atlanta Resident
A January 20 1916 letter from HL Proctor in Atlanta honors the late Sidney J Ormond for years of support of his newspaper and his fair treatment of colored people He praises Ormond for encouraging musical talent among Black communities and for promoting appreciation of negro melodies, noting his eagerness to share performances with friends.
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Sidney J. Ormond
Lem
Paing
I. HL. Proctor
Atlanta, Ga
New Engines of the Air and Sunday Constitution Highlights
A wide summary of aviation advances including a U S machine carrying 700 gallons of gasoline, 80 gallons of oil, and a 675 mile cruising radius. Also a promotional seeding for Sundays Constitution features on fashion, health, opera, home care, humor, fiction, society notes, and sports.
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Europe
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