A State on Trial Over South Carolina’s Pardons
The article denounces Governor Blease and his pardon policies after an attempted assassination of Dr. J H McIntosh in Columbia. It portrays Blease as enmeshed with anarchy and criminal releases, urging South Carolina to reject him for the U S Senate and to uphold civilization.
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Cole Blease
South Carolina
J. H. McIntosh
Columbia
Trix
Colie
Blease
United States Senate
McIntosh
Blase
Godo
Senate
A Woman's Wonderful Work Under Miss McCall's Safety Crusade
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company and the Brooklyn Board of Education launched a safety crusade led by Miss Jessica P. McCall. It targets traffic, fire, and home dangers through school safety patrols, road-law lessons, and child-focused demonstrations, aiming to cut hazards and instill rule adherence. The program shows noticeable reductions under continued education and enforcement efforts.
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Jessica P. McCall
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Board of Education
Atlanta
Miss McCall
Brooklyn woman pioneers life saving method gains praise
The article lauds Miss McCall for her long experimental work in conserving human life. It notes a projected geometrical decrease in accidents as instruction advances and as the present younger generation matures. Her method is expected to be imitated elsewhere, showcasing the broad potential of her mission.
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Brooklyn
Miss McCall
Democratic Deserters Threaten Georgia Democrats
A Washington to Brooklyn Eagle letter warns Republicans may win the House next fall, citing Democratic absenteeism as a weapon. The piece singles out Georgians, arguing deserters will cripple Democratic efforts and jeopardize the party's future, while repudiation remains the sole punishment for betrayal.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
Constitution
Georgia
House
Senate
Mary L McLendon a Pioneer in Georgia Woman Suffrage
The piece lauds Mary L McLendon as a early fighter for woman suffrage in Georgia and the South. It notes her persistence amid ridicule and doubt before suffrage gained respectability, citing kinship to Mrs. W. H. Felton and describing McLendon as a crusader who endured alone in the wilderness.
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Georgia
Mary L. McLendon
W. H. Felton
McLendon
South
A Deserved Tribute to Congressman Adamson of Georgia
A tribute printed in The Carroll County Times by Hon. John T. Hearn honors Congressman W. C. Adamson of Georgia's Fourth District. It notes Adamson as chairman of the interstate commerce committee handling Panama tolls and related domestic trade issues, praising his knowledge, integrity, and pivotal role in toll repeal debates. The piece lauds his loyalty and diligence to constituents and national service under the Democratic administration. A tangential quip about reformers and peace is included.
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W. C. Adamson
Georgia
Carroll County
John T. Hearn
Victory
Adamson
Panama Canal
Hearn
Hardwick
Pierce
Wayerous Journal
Blackyheart
Pierce County
South Georgia
Slaten
Felder
Congressoyan Hardwick
Blackshear
Congress
Harrell
Jurell
Hardwickt
Johnson
Slaton
Song Fragments and Moral Snippets From The Nightly Page
A collage of fragmentary verses and quotes including song lines about bread and dawn, bright streams and thunder, a Joytown moral on happiness and stars, a Brookfield Gazette quip about groaning, and a farm scarecrow moonlit scene. The piece mixes poems and diary-like notes with humorous dialect musings and literary references.
New Bills in House and Senate Yesterday
New bills were introduced in both branches. House measures seek tax returns on mortgages, city incorporations, county board changes, college endowments tax exemption, riot funds, and a Macon union station, plus tighter controls on auto use on church grounds and Boston charter updates. Senate items include mortgage tax returns, cedar rust removal to protect apples, sale of part of Columbus lands, pension office pay raise, and trust company charter rules.
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Matray
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Colbert
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Dy Taylor
Laurens
Laurens County
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Dougherty
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Toombs
Lyons
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Culpepper
Meriwether and
Military Department
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Cooh
University of Georgia
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Miller
Bibb
Macon
Adams
Hall
Hall County
Hopkins
Thomas
Boston
Thomas County
Senate
Tarver
Brown
Miler
Columbus
Peyton
Clork
Hale
Atlanta Philanthropist Asa Candler Gifts One Million
The Houston Post lauds Asa Candler for a one million dollar gift to the Methodist University of the Southeast, placing him among the era’s leading Southern benefactors. It notes Rice, Duke, and Brackenridge families as comparisons and predicts growing Southern philanthropy shaping education for future generations.
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Texas
Atlanta
Methodist University of the Southeast
Asa G. Candler
Gandler
Rice Foundation of
Mr. Candler
Duke
Trinity Celles
Trinity
Asa Conder
Lst
Mr Candler
William Marsh Rice
Henry Rosenberg
George Ball
George H. Hermann
Asa Q. Candler
Washington
George W. Brackenridge
Jesser
Rae Post
Asa Go Famdier Se
Little Joe Brown Defends Labor Rights Against Lawlessness
Joseph M. Brown denies opposing organized labor and explains his stance that unions may organize but cannot be used as cover for anarchy. He emphasizes that labor has rights, but members must obey law and state mandates. The piece recounts campaign dynamics among Brown, Smith, and Governor Slaton supporters with regional sentiment notes.
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Little Jol
Joseph M. Brown
Constitution
Little Joe
Mr. Brown
Methodist Presbyterian
Farmers’ Union
Atlanta
Baptist Church
Georgia
South
America
Smith
Ali
Brown
Kimball House
McCord
Hake Smith
United States Senate
Gorgia
Democratic Party
Terrell
Hotta Smith
Jos
Absentee Democrats Give Republicans House Hope
A Brooklyn Eagle summary notes Republicans optimistic about gaining control of the House. The National Republican Congressional Committee argues they can win 74 Democratic seats, pending committee investigations and exposure of Democratic patronage and extravagance. They plan aggressive scrutiny of departments and publications of findings to sway public opinion.
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House
Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
National Republican Congressional Committee
Taft
State Department
Labor Department
Corking Features The Constitution Brings You Sunday
The Sunday Constitution is Atlanta's only paper carrying Theodore Roosevelt's story illustrated by Kermit Roosevelt of his Brazilian jungle trek. Napoleon series draws most reader letters, James Morgan traces Napoleon from cradle to grave, with The Constitution the sole Atlanta paper publishing it. The paper aims to entertain and instruct with healthy, piquant fare, plus Len G. Broughton’s International Peace Conference sermon.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
THE
Napoleon
James Morgan
Metropolitan Tabernacle
London
Len G. Broughton
Great Britain
England
Sunday Constitution Advertiser Pitch in Atlanta
An advertising appeal highlights The Constitution as the South’s standard Sunday newspaper with a loyal, steady reader base. It promises advertisers unique reach, a reliable audience of buyers, and warns that skipping Sunday ads places businesses at a competitive disadvantage.
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Special News Service
Atlanta
South
Constitution
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