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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
11
A garbled critique of Roosevelt era politics references campaigns, public figures, and public life. The prose weaves endorsements and jibes about Pinchot, Ballinger, and other rising political names, noting Fourth of July observances and regional reactions to Roosevelt’s influence, with mentions of media and theater as distractions.
The colonel shifts from neutrality to backing Miles Poindexter over Ballinger, signaling a strong insurgent move. Ballinger reacts with apathy as Sagamore Hill braces for more party tension while Lodge offers foil and insight amid a sketched Republican fracture. Rallying cries echo in a partisan crossroads.
Discussion centers on a proposed general assembly bill to make education compulsory in Georgia. Proponents argue universal schooling expands citizenship, reduces crime and poverty, and builds a stronger state for tomorrow, urging exhaustive examination and resource expansion.
In a page of political critique the author argues that the old world distrusts democracy, noting courts hampered by constitutional doctrinaires hindering reform. An arch murderer mocks the system and strikes from behind, undermining lawful authority and public safety.
A long critique songs Texas as weather culprit, blaming its storms for profit drops, disrupted trade, torn marriages, and social turmoil. The piece laments two weeks of severe heat and rain, mocks forecasts, and notes a shift of storm centers away from Texas toward others as dry heat returns.
A fragmented 19th century style piece narrates rural life with music and dancing in Georgia on Fourth of July settings. It recalls whistle tunes, dances, and local humor, contrasting campaign speeches with merriment at cabins and gatherings. It notes weather, lightning in Kingston area, and small town scenes including a legislature and local talents.
The editorial cites Asheville NC killer Allison who, after three acquittals citing self defense, killed a fourth man. It argues courts, legal tricks, and technicalities enable murder and stain civilization, urging reform as public outrage grows over a white suspect spared multiple times.
Washington reports an earnest desire to end Nicaragua’s troubles rapidly. An exchange of liaison between the United States and Mexico is announced by the State Department. Officials cite a Honduran loan negotiation as evidence of friendly Central American ties amid anti American sentiment concerns.
Boston July 6 five candidates for the presidency of the National Education Association emerged at the convention. They oppose Ella Flac Young of Chicago, Martin G Bambaugh of Philadelphia, United States Education Commissioner Elmer Bilsworth Brown, Z Snyder of Colorado, Joseph Swain of Swarthmore College, Ben Blewett of St Louis, and John H Phun of Albany. Mrs Young seeks election in acknowledgment of women teachers who form the majority of the membership. The election is tomorrow at noon.
In 1920 letters to the editor praise a fight against concealed pistols, urging tax or regulate to curb pistol toting. A Methodist minister endorses the campaign, calling for statewide pulpits to join and push harsher penalties for possession.
A compilation of clippings from Georgia papers discussing Governor Brown, ex Governor Smith, and Judge Hart. Opinions range from support to doubt, noting Smith’s past job struggles, Smith’s opposition to Brown, and Hart’s growing confidence amid shifting factions.
A July 6 bulletin notes Terrell County Georgia ranks high in cotton per acre. It states Terrell produced more cotton per square mile than any other Georgia county, second only to one other in eight cotton states, with Walton County close behind at 3468 bales.
Columbia July 6 topers appeared before the city recorder after being arraigned. They will undergo a treatment course to cure liquor habits. The city commission contracted with a Quaker institution to provide care at city expense, with the ward in the police station fitted up for the purpose.
Dahlonega July celebration by the Methodist family school superintendent marked the holiday with his Sunday school children sharing four peach treats.
Dawson Gaduly reports that Belknap of Yonkers visited the county two years ago and secured options on lands with nearby counties for oil. He returned with G M Loweree an expert who found the land favorable and is believed to organize a company with local progressives to develop an oil industry in the region.
Conway Arkansas July 6 coroner jury exonerates J H Pitcock who killed Hig ging Gibson last night. Gibson was chauffeur for four prominent claimants from Little Rock and was killed upon returning home. Miss Cockrell Diplomat's Bride Norwich Conn July 6 Anna Ewing Cockrell daughter of Francis M Cockrell and Lambro Coromiles Greek minister were married in this city today.
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