Georgia Newspapers Warn of Political Strife and Public Care
The Constitution reports on Atlanta events and Georgia politics. It warns about Georgia governance amid party tensions, notes the Georgia Rural Letter Carriers convention, praises reform efforts by President Lindsay and Senator Clay, and calls the legislature to fund epil eptic and feeble minded care with state colonies and a training school for under sixteen children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Atlanta
Paul Lindsay
National Association
Clay
Congress
Uncle Sam
Lindsay
General Assembly
Milledgeville
Board of Trustees
Georgia State Sanitarium
Ganstsylum
Aegiuta
Howard Crumby
Crumley
Plan to house epileptics and discuss future colony concept
The article advocates establishing an outdoor colony in the industrial village and agricultural plan for unfortunates, segregated by class for economy, noting Georgia may have over 2,000 epileptics needing state care. It also urges aggressive measures against the Mexican boll weevil, warning of possible spread to Georgia and urging preparedness and legislative familiarity with eradication plans.
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Georgia
RB. J. Smith
Mr. Smith
Texas
Louisiana
Yange
Ieat
Smith
R. J. Smith
Tarts
Kin
San Jose
Bibb County
Atlanta Exposition Buzz Across Southern Papers
A sweep of 1910 exposition chatter runs through the region. Editors in Waycross, Macon, Americus, West Point, Dublin, Columbus, and Thomasville weigh Atlanta’s spirit, pace, and promotional push, with forecasts of a strong fight and high expectations for a grand event.
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Atlanta
Warrenton
Waycross Herald
Madison Madisonian
Alrigs
Macon News
Macon
Smith
Kimbalsville
Brunawick News
Vidslin Advance
Maron News
Washington Gazette-Chronicle
Americus Times-Recorder
Americus ‘Times-Recorder
Moultrie Observer
West Point News
Gate City
South
Jacksonville
Fie
West Point
Maron
Americus Tires
Atlanton
Philippines
Fort Valley
Greenville
Shonts
Panama Canal
Dublin Courier-Dispatch
Darren Gazette
Columbus Enquirer-Run
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Columbus
Enquirer-Sun
Thomasville
Columbia
Burm
Georgia Echoes In Verse And Song Fragments
A collage of whimsical Georgia themed verses and quips includes reflections on Providence and weather, a Georgia field song, nuggets of Georgia wisdom, and notes on love and happiness. The piece threads humor, philosophy, and lyrical glimpses into rural life with mentions of a Sweet Singer of Whitsett and a Georgia philoso pher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amhée
Whitsett
Georgia Field
Indignation manufactured in Democratic race blamed on Atlanta Journal
The LaGrange Graphic critiques Atlanta Journal led indignation over Congressman Adamson's Warm Springs speech. It cites Talbot County and New Era comments, notes Coweta and Harris counties' reactions, and condemns sensationalism aimed at influencing fourth district politics. The piece defends Adamson and warns of broader district manipulation by LaGrange interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGrange Graphic
LaGrange
Atlanta Journal
Adamson
Atlante Journal
Thane
Talbot Countty
Talbotten
Vlana
Warm Springs
Fourth
Judge Adamson
Coweta County
Adamagn
W. ©. Wright
Will Wright
Hoke Smith
W. C. Adamson
W. C. Wright
Newnan Herald and Advertiser
Smith
Herald and Advertiser
Aylamson
Troup County
Congress
Coweta
Genoia Enterprise Gazette
Marietta
Columbia
Atsle
Troup
Talbotton
Canal Commission Named After Senate Failure
Washington July 2 The Senate failing to confirm the Isthmian bank commission President Roosevelt names a new body headed by Theodore P. Shonts with John F Stevens Chersea Magoon Brigadier General Peter Laines Mordecai Endicott and Benjamin A Harrod as members Stevens replaces Oswald H Ernst and will devote nearly all time to the commission Joseph B Bishop remains secretary but not a member Salaries stay unchanged Stevens remains chief engineer without extra pay Perkinson resigns from New York Life trusteeship with board accepting his resignation Pan American delegates head to Rio Janeiro aboard the steamer Byron tonight for the conference opening with the secretary to follow to Rio Janeiro later aboard the cruiser Farleaton
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Senate
Roosevelt
Washington
Ibecause
Isthmian Bank
Theodore P. Shonts
John F. Stevens
Chersea F. Magoon
Peter Laines
United States Army
Mordecai Endicott
United States Navy
Benjamin A. Harrod
Mr. Stevens
Oswald H. Ernst
International Waterways Commission
Joseph B. Bishop
Commission
Stevens
New York
United
Siygen
Rio Janeiro
Salle
Hraxj
Byron
Farleaton
State Gossip in Capitol Corridors and Court rulings
A Supreme Court decision limits Judge Broyles’s authority to fines for nuisance abatement while upholding city actions in Healey’s Sunset Avenue land dispute. The era reports delays in murder trial transfers, a horn ban near Piedmont hotel, and state military encampment orders at Chickamauga. Entomology talks warn on cotton pests as state prepares agricultural briefings and spraying tests.
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Supreme Court
Broyles
Atlanta Records
Phig Waa
W. T. Healey
Sunset Avene
Generg Pblic
Chickamauga
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Taft
South Carolina
New York Times
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Georgia Press
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the Wesigned Brother
Providence
Prodickin
Satan
Estes
Yworld
Waya
Ionaly
EPTEY
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Canal Commission
Perkina
New York Life
George W. Perkinson
New York Life Insurance Company
Perking
Trustesa
Parking
Howieda
BR. F. Wright
G. ‘W. Bundrick
Dooly
Will Ibe
Hiis
Supreme Cost
Waa
Crisp
Bunarick
Theatorium
Peachtree
Piedmont Hotel
Pendleton
Fulton
Recorder’s Court
Ferre
Harris
Otlers
Montgomery
Ala
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B. B. Comer
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