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End of Huerta Marks Refugee Stage for Mexican Leader
A reflection on Huerta losing power and leaving Mexico, with remarks on his regime, Diaz influence, and the hopeful transition toward Carranza and Villa. The piece weighs US involvement, dangers of entanglement, and the uncertain future for Mexico after the Madero era.
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Huerta
Diaz
Porfirio
Porfiro
Carbajal
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
United States
Madero
Senatorial Trouble Makers in Warburg and Jones Row
The piece argues that Senators Reed and Hitchcock quietly oppose the president by influencing the Jones Warburg incident. It defends Wilson’s honesty and independence, asserting he carefully vetted candidates for the federal reserve board and that blame would fall on him if any poor picks are made. The text portrays a concerted opposition within the Senate against the administration.
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Reed and Hitchcock
Senate
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Reserve Board
Warburg and Jones
President Wilson Stands by Appointees Warburg and Jones
The President earns credit for backing his selections and refusing to yield to objections. He is described as steadfast and stubborn in defense of Warburg and Jones, whom he deems highly suitable. Critics are portrayed as engaging in petty personal politics rather than sincere objections.
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Messrs. Warburg and
Jones
Chamber of Commerce opposes Georgia Sherman law style bill
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce denounces a proposed intrastate anti monopoly act as sweeping and harmful to state business. It would paralyze ventures and create uncertainty, risking investment and economic growth while failing to provide public benefits or restore business rest. The chamber urges lawmakers to consider all Georgians, not a few rivals.
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General Judiciary Committee No. 2
House
Georgia
Atlanta Chamber of Commeres
Chamber of Commerce
Aévero
General Assembly
Legislature Pushes Local Kindergartens In Schools
Amended to remove objections, a permissive kindergarten bill passes the state senate and moves to the house. If a county votes approval, four to six year olds would gain kindergarten as part of the local common school system with no state funds, funded by local tax options. Rural counties show strong support, seeing benefits for country children and city programs alike.
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House
All Against the Tick Shows Georgia Tick Policy Unity
State Veterinarian Peter F Bahnsen argues for eradication of the cattle tick as the shared goal. He notes friction arises from Georgia regulations conflicting with federal rules on quarantine and slaughter on arrival. He urges harmonized administration to advance the cattle industry in Georgia.
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Peter F. Bahnsen
Hahnsen
Georgia
Bahnsen
De gol' is bright Ez stars of night and grace
A legacy of faith and money in a town clash unfolds through odd rhymes and anecdotes. The Peace Committees force a man to leave after six hours while his beliefs trigger misfortune. A satirical epitaph claims they would not call him back.
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Jatm
Hull Columbia
Small Town Laughs and Local Musings Highlight Pekin Advance Column
A Pekin Advance item recalls Harve Sullivan’s street sighting and a dinner hosted by Og Smith with six diners, plus verse from Folger McKinses and light sketches from The Adams Enterprise. It ends with a campaign barbecue speech noted as the day’s highlight.
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Harve
Pekin Advance
Bills Introduced In Both Branches Of Legislature Yesterday
New measures sent to both chambers include a Glynn county school bill, Toombs county public education, wages and expenditure reporting for state officers, plumbers board creation, Douglas city court in Coffee county, charter extension in Atlanta, bounty boards in Ben Hill and Campbell counties, testifying by interrogatories for out of state witnesses, mortgage foreclosure timing changes, funding for Georgia Normal Industrial College, and limits on justice of the peace pocket displays. Senate items cover Carrollton charter, pedler tax, out of state depositions, land titling commission, and Habersham superior court timing.
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Glynn County
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Toombs County
Whittaker
Heard
Olive
Richmond
Ennis
Baldwin
Georgia Normal Industrial College
Athens
Wright
Floyd
New Billy
Senate
Hixon
Carrollton
Eudas
Peyton
Habersham
Cattle Tick and Eradication Policy Debate in Georgia
An editorial argues federal law allowing tick-infested cattle movement is flawed and urges Georgia style state regulation prohibiting such transport. It cites Dr A P Steddam and Tennessee as models, praises state quarantine and dipping, and urges enforcement to kill ticks where they breed rather than at slaughterhouses.
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Supreme Court
Thorne
Hicks
Putnam County
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Governor Brown Campaign Faces Wide Speaking Tour
Former Georgia governor Joseph M. Brown, at his Kimbell House headquarters, will publish campaign cards in daily papers while a slate of big names including Tom Watson and Hugh Dorsey plan to stump the state. Dorsey is expected to undertake five to six speeches in Cobb and Hall counties and Calhoun as part of the push, with dates to be announced.
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Dorsey
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Kimbell House
The
Constitution
Render Terrell
Tom Watson
Hugh Dorsey
Watson
Mr. Brown
Dursey
Cobb County
Hall County
Calhoun
Union Taver
Tick Eradication Benefits for Putnam County Cattle
A Georgia reader argues for continued cattle tick eradication citing economic gains from wiped ticks. He estimates $61,420 in net benefits for Putnam County by 1913 and projects huge statewide savings, urging legislative funding to stop tick spread and protect livestock.
ELECTION DATE SET FOR SEPTEMBER 6TH DAWSON
In Terrell county the ordinary seat will be vacant as W B Cheatham becomes postmaster at Dawson. Candidates include George S Crowell J C Hoyt and Rufus H Jennings. Primary details unsettled with two tickets: Lane for mayor versus ex mayor Bell with council slates. Voters hear local politics shaping up as districts brace for a near term election.
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Dawson
Terrell County
W. B Cheatham
George S Crowell
Rufus H. Jennings
Jenna Mercer Bell
K J G Dean
A EB Hamltan
The Unit Rule in Constitutional Conventions
The article discusses the unit rule history from the 1787 convention and later amending conventions. It notes that voting by states with one vote each was adopted to avoid deadlock and ensures equal statewide representation. The author questions applying county representation within state conventions and defends state as the unit in major decisions.
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United States
Gouverneur Moris
Fouthern
Georgia
Madison
Virgina
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Morris
Hous of Representatives
William H Terrell
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