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Akerman Loses Again as Georgia Prosecutions Fail
The Savannah federal court dismisses the Naval Stores Trust case for the second time, criticizing Akerman’s partisan conduct. The piece calls for action by Georgia senators and Congress, arguing Akerman’s continued tenure harms southern Georgia’s legal fairness and public trust. It labels Akerman as a maligned, inefficient partisan who has not secured any major prosecution.
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Mayor Opposes Board Size Increase for Women’s Seats
Mayor Woodward supports women on city boards but opposes expanding from twelve to seventeen. He argues twelve members suffice and would not direct elections to add women as terms expire.
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Atlanta Chronicle Weighs Women on Boards and Twelve-Member Limit
The piece discusses the veto of a women’s representation amendment and argues for keeping boards at twelve members while selecting capable women. It favors representation without expanding board size, noting municipal machinery clogs and urging quality appointees for real inclusion in city deliberations.
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Atlanta's fire fighting limits signal broader city woes
The Fire Underwriters committee warns Atlanta's fire service reflects wider municipal failures. The Constitution has long urged waterworks, engine houses, sewage, streets, schools, and hospital improvements. Delaying rehabilitation risks higher costs and further decay as the city outgrows its facilities.
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Carranza Reluctant to Join Niagara Mediation Talks
Commentary notes Carranza backed by Villa against Huerta as mediators seek settlement. Huerta appears subordinate while Carranza Villa and Zapata press for favorable terms. References to river navigation, Dorie, and Vera Cruz heat frame a skeptical view of mediation, urging pressure on Carranza and Villa to contend for outcomes.
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Just aye Georgia Frank I Stavrov Under the June Suz
A fleeting poem-like fragment speaks of hot sun and crowded aisles, shaded spots, and cooling melons in a well. It evokes summer heat, river banks, and windless days as the author notes there is still good news to report despite the season.
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The Hoss Will Win the Race and Other Rural Voices
A collage of rustic verse and local quips from Iola style columns. It parodies political cant, farming life, and community notices with notices of preachers, voters, and harvests. The piece blends satire on candidates with laments and cheers about weather, farming, and everyday village concerns.
Tobacco Liberty and the Paternal State Debate
G A K Stevens writes in Avanta June 1 1914 reacting to Southern Presbyterians and Methodists ban on tobacco. He cites a 19th century northern conference proposal and warns of growing government control. He cites Edgar M Cullen on the decline of personal liberty urging vigilance to protect private rights and collective happiness.
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Roosevelts Rise and Moose Momentum in 1916 Politics
GMIRE CLAYTON argues that the bull moose party leads in votes since infancy, outpacing the aging GOP elephant. He asserts amalgamation would favor the elephant, notes Roosevelt's impact on party lines, and predicts a strong Roosevelt rally through 1916 to unite disaffected voters.
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Give Business a Chance, Walker Bank President Says
John D Walker of the Walker Bank in Sparta urges timely congressional action to revive business. He credits editorials for changing confidence and warns against prolonging uncertainty which hampers commerce amid party prestige concerns. Dated June 1, 1924.
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What Mexico Is Costing Us
An analysis criticizes President Wilsons Mexican policy, detailing daily costs for fleet and troop deployments, border patrols, and refugee internment. It cites war department figures totaling over 12.5 million dollars, refugee hospitality costs, citizen repatriation expenses, and unofficial damage claims reaching around 300 million.
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Not enough readable facts for a full headline
A fragmentary Kansas City Star line mentions a man who quotes Colonel Roosevelt and seeks accuracy, noting the colonel’s witnesses and documentary evidence. The passage lacks clear event, date, or context to form a concrete news item.
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Untitled note on a boyhood mishap and mischief
Fragmentary diary style note recounts a boy named Plunky and a June bug tale in the yard. The speaker asks for opinions while joking about catching a bug with a hat and tying a bus leg, signed Mary J Blackburn.
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Georgia Campaign Heats Up as Dorsey and Allies Budge Dates
Georgia political scene roars with Dorsey’s looming gubernatorial statement set for June 4 and a rapid campaign buildup. Leaders like Slaton Felder and Anderson push hard in Cobb, Marietta, and Fort Gaines. A flood of speeches, countercharges, and party maneuvering signals a hot August push with heavy emphasis on candidates, county favors, and campaign funds.
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The Hyena. Org Fitch, t Goon Old Sin
A humorous caricature describes the hyena as a large, strong creature with a dog like frame, long coarse hair and a constant chuckle. It details digging ability, nocturnal roaming, and an odorous presence, noting its place in African lore and hunter interactions. It ends with remarks on taming and venturesome ownership.
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Huerta's Supremacy in Debt Defiance
Huerta displays an unusual boldness by refusing to settle an unpaid drink bill of 990 dollars, a defiant stand that surpasses the restraint shown by many Salant men in similar disputes.
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