Democratic Georgia Rejoices in Twenty Five Years of Progress
The article lauds twenty five years of Democratic rule in Georgia, citing Comptroller Wright’s report showing over 200 million dollars in increased taxable values. It credits Democratic administrations with constitutional reform, economic growth, and a spotless government, while condemning slander and urging Georgians to trust the party’s record.
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Georgia
Wright
Democratic Party
State House
Georgia F
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Folk
Missouri
Weaver
Landis Critiques Rich Sons During Montclair Talk
Congressman Landis of Indiana urged sympathy for the sons of the poor over the rich, citing Harry Thaw as an example of squandered chances. He argued that wealthier families like the Vanderbilts Astors Rockefellers Goulds show moral and financial rot in their offspring, stressing the need for aptitude or decency before handling large fortunes.
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Congressman Landis
Indiana
Montclair
N. J
Harry Thaw
Landis
Vanderbiltd
Astors
Rockefellers
Goulds
Figure of Jim Smith drives school fund split debate
The Advocate-Democrat warns that Jim Smith’s plan to divide the school fund risks harming farmers in Taliaferro County while Hoke Smith pursues votes. The article notes controversy over who owns the policy and the political gyrations affecting wealthier and poorer families alike.
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Hoke Smith
Organa
Taliaferro County
Jim Smith
Advocate-Democrat
Farmer Jim
Hie
Advocate Galing
Howell
Smith
Rome
Effy
Rome Daily Herald
Astor Comes With His Bride
Waldorf Astor son of William Waldorf Astor arrives in New York aboard the Celtic with his bride formerly Mrs Nannie Longhorne Shaw of Virginia. They plan to travel to Maine and then to Mrs Astor's Virginia home after a brief stay here. Astor says his father is in good health and not troubled by cable reports about the Linea.
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William Waldorf
New York
Waldorf Astor
Wiliam Waldorf Astor
London
Celtic
Nannie Longhorne Shaw
Virginia
Watton Tribune
Marietta
Hokesmith
Hoke Smith
of Georgia
Tabor
Mark Mit
Augusta
Board of Registrary
Georgia
Kampalen
Plank
Tom Watson
Port for Dry Dock Dewey to Reach Manila
The steel floating dry dock Dewey towed by the collier Glacier Brutus and Caesar and the tug Wompatuck under Commander Harry H. Hosley is expected in Manila on July 2 after covering around 2000 miles since leaving Bolomons Island December 28. The Dock will service the target ships of the American naval force in the far east.
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Mike Dewey
Manila
Washington
Dewey
Glacier
Brutus
Caesar
Wompatuck
Harry H. Hosley
United States Navy
Far East
Bolomons Island
Transport Thomas Floats After Guam Sinking Incident
The United States Army transport Thomas, ashore at Guam, was floated at high water yesterday after being guided by the government ship at high tide. Washington reports indicate the vessel was refloated without further incident.
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Coral Reef
Washington
Navy Department
United Stazes Army
Thomas
Guam
Chinese Newspapers Reach Across Nation and Inspire Patriotism
A Century Magazine article notes rapid growth of Pekin capital papers rising from a single newspaper to ten dailies, including a women’s daily. Reading halls offer free papers, volunteers read aloud, and public funds pour in to wipe out the indemnity, reflecting a broad, diverse patriotism shaping Chinese public life.
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Century Magazine
Pekin Gazette
Pekin
Reuters
Manchuria
Wis
Teflera
Leather Workers Elect Officers In New York
The Weather Workers' Union of America in New York held a convention and elected J. T. Gilligan as general president and Jann as secretary-treasurer, completing the leadership lineup for the labor organization.
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Leather Workers
New York
Amaleamslelweather Workers’ Union of America
Intelacity
Reneral
J. T. Gilligan
Low- Mt
Mags
Rewary-Treasure
Georgia Song Fragments and Rural Reflections
A patchwork page notes pieces from Georgia inspired verses and riffs. It mixes spiritual lines about a hopeful light, practical quips about weather and life, and rural humor from figures like Billville, with reflections on perseverance, fortune, and the here and now in a folksy newspaper voice.
Waycross to Issue Bonds for Public Improvements
Waycross Georgia votes to issue 100000 dollars in bonds authorized by the mayor and council for city improvements. Bond outcome: carrying by a heavy majority. Funds to pave streets extend water mains and sewers and supply additional school facilities.
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Waycross
Wase
Georgia Editors Clash Over Hoke Smith Gubernatorial Bid
Georgia editorials attack Hoke Smith as allied with populists to gain the governorship, arguing the alliance would disrupt democracy. The pieces condemn Smith as a demagogue, claim his remarks inflame race tensions, and urge voters to back Clark Howell or remain loyal to the party’s historic principles.
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Athens
Hoke Smith
Georgia
Brefore
Perry Journal
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