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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
13
A vivid critique portrays London as a storm center of militant suffragette action. Authorities struggle to curb hunger strikes, raids, and arson, while Mrs Pankhurst operators from Buckingham Palace watch. The piece accuses elite funding and laments authorities' lax response as Britain nears a social firestorm.
Historian warns that if conditions do not improve, authorities may face a tragic rise in mob violence against women or civil conflict that would shock civilization. The statement casts a bleak view of Britain’s social stability and public order under stress.
Colonel R J Redding, a pioneer in Georgia southern agricultural research, died yesterday. As Griffin Experiment Station director and longtime farm page editor for The Constitution, his scientific approach and practical guidance shaped southern farming and laid foundations for universal agricultural advancement in Georgia.
Directors before the interstate commerce commission admit their role in a near bankruptcy. Public investors and widows suffer as crooked railroad practices are exposed. The piece argues for strict accountability, banning dummy directors, and rebuilding confidence through transparent oversight and genuine public interest guarding.
A collage of dialect poetry and civic reflections spans faith, weather, suffrage, and daily life. It blends rural humor with moral commentary, urging resilience, productivity, and community spirit amid seasonal change and social debates. The piece features named places and figures, plus a parade and public notes threaded through lyrical sketches.
A rambling Peru and Ecuador sketch notes the country’s odd geography and long revolutions, comparing its size and borders with Colombia and Peru. It jests about its navy, climate, and capital, and counts its 1500000 or so people, schoolchildren, and varied constitutions, claiming Ecuador’s politics stay in flux with many reforms.
Georgia Governor John W. Slaton reiterates his stance against joint debates, citing mudslinging and time constraints from his gubernatorial duties. He notes his campaign will respond when necessary, and Hardwick persists with a debate invitation while Slaton remains focused on official responsibilities.
The Philadelphia Ledger recalls a past era when wealth was proudly earned, contrasted with a present fear of congressional scrutiny and exposure of moneyed fortunes. The column reflects changes in attitudes toward wealth and public accountability.
J G Grossman argues in defense of woman suffrage in Georgia against James Callaway. He dismisses attacks as attempts to prejudice public opinion and insists state sovereignty should remain intact while endorsing enfranchisement of white women.
A reflection declares honesty equals intelligence and that honesty at all times is the best policy. The piece argues that deceit costs more than it yields and that facing one’s self honestly proves superior intellect, urging readers to test the claim.
The Constitution launches Twenty Thousand Mules In the Path of Napoleon by James Morgan, a vivid Sunday installment series tracing Napoleon’s life from Corsica to Waterloo and St Helena. The feature cost about $10 000 to produce across participating papers, with illustrated pages each week.
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