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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
12
A fragment shows a private citizen urging the nation, acknowledging past cooperation, and thanking a senior official for courtesies as he ends their two year association. He wishes personal welfare and success for the administrator.
A fragment from Bayan Wilson quotes a letter in which the President accepts Mr Bryan’s resignation with regret and personal sorrow. It notes two years of close association and broad agreement on official duties and public policy, praising Bryan’s loyalty and devotion to the office. The text ends with a reference to taking advantage of opportunities for service.
Dramatic resignation of Secretary of State Bryan ends a long alliance with President Wilson. Rumors swirled as the cabinet discussed the note to Germany. Bryan could not reconcile his position with administration policy and left the White House with a pale, drawn face after delivering word of his departure. The move, long anticipated, reshapes the diplomatic approach as ministers and officials abroad assess the impact on U S policy.
At a University Club luncheon, discussions surfaced the ongoing friction between President Wilson and Secretary Bryan over peace policy and firmness toward Germany after the Lusitania note. Despite attempts to resign, Wilson refused on two occasions, while Bryan continued to back Wilson’s broader aims and support for the administration.
Testimony before the commission shows vice concentrated in residential areas, business districts, and semi residential zones. The board may tighten oversight on Chief Beavers and consider suspensions as Detectives Newport and Sgt Roberts face sworn charges amid ongoing hearings.
A committee report urges consolidating probation and police duties under the recorder and chief of police, abolishing Class A probation, shifting records to the recorder's docket, and placing greater emphasis on discipline, training, and accountability. It calls for officers to avoid petty arrests, improve courtesy, enhance record keeping, and strengthen detective and clerical support.
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