Prohibition Speech Links Citizenship to Racial Uplift
The speaker Seaborn Wright supports Judge Hopkins and The Constitution in urging prohibition as a path to uplift the Negro race by shaping citizens rather than criminals. He argues that liquor fosters crime, notes border-state tensions, recalls Springfield riots, and defends personal liberty limits to protect families and public welfare.
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John L. Hopkins
Seaborn Wright
Anti-Saloon League
Weasley Memorial Church
Hopkins
Addy
Indorwe
Wright
Springfeld
Alsoaivy
Georgis
Lquor
South
Chicago
Ulat
Mr Wright
Roan
Sippo
Manny
Berty
Tariff Board Urged by National Association Leader
President Cobb of the National Tariff Commission Association warns Congress to create a tariff board to study duties impartially. He cites agitation harming business and notes a Washington conference with leading manufacturers to push for legislation this session. He argues past bills failed due to party gains and log rolling, urging a permanent independent commission to inform tariff policy. The association cites daily business losses in the millions during tariff debates.
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New York
Cobb
National Tariff Commission Association
Congress
Tariff
Washington
Republiican Party
Anida
Payne
Board of Commission
Horton
Harmon Eyeing Harmon's Path In 1912 Cincinnati View
Cincinnati residents recall Judson Harman's steady stance for workers and fair dealing between labor and capital. Supporters praise his balanced course while opponents doubt a national push. if Harmon faces Tutt in 1912, Hamilton County and Ohio voters may favor him, even with resistance to prohibition enforcement.
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Bknt
CiocJanati Hamilton and Dayton
Judson Harman
Bis
Harman
Cincinnati
Judson Harmon
Harmon
Tutt
Hamilton County
Man kills wife then commits suicide in Richmond
In Richmond, Allen B Paul of 202 North Meadow Street shot his wife in front of her son Leslie Eubank, aged three, then killed himself with a revolver. The boy said the tragedy followed an all night quarrel. Authorities attribute the act to melancholia Paul had suffered.
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Richmond
Allen B Paul
North Meadow Street
Leslie Eubank
Paul
Prohibition Movement in South Leads Temperance Drive
A speech tribute to Recorder Nash Broyles lauds firm law enforcement amid Anti-Saloon League efforts. Rev Len Broughton urges funds for prohibition work as lax enforcement in Savannah is criticized. The speaker argues widespread dry movement benefits forests rivers minerals and youth.
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Anti-Saloon League
South
Republic
Tebute
Wright
Nash Broyles
Len Broughton
Savannan
Crops Abroad in Fine Shape Across Europe and Canada
The June report notes Canadian Northwest spring wheat sown on a larger area and harvest starting in southern Europe. Across Europe, May showed slow growth in western regions due to cold and rain, but improved with sunshine. Overall, crop reports from Britain, France, and central to eastern Europe signal favorable conditions and expectations of strong yields.
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Canadian Northwest
Europe
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Agrionitaré
British India
United States
Russia
France
Argentina
European
Great Britain
Balkan States
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Leas
Mayor Explains Daniel Arrest and Fine in Town Case
Joseph W Humphries, mayor of Hapeville, explains the arrest of Mr Daniel for willful building ordinance violation. Daniel ignored permit procedures and council hearing, was fined 2575, and later failed to appear for trial. Ridder and Lill met the German emperor at Potsdam for lunch. officials described the audience and subsequent talks.
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Daniel
Mershel
Hkewire
Joseph W Humphries
Hapeville
Potsdam
Germany
Herman Ridder
New York
David Jayne Lill
Herr von Schoen
Meinister
Progressive Orthodoxy Asserts Faith And Reform
Dr. Wilmer at St Luke’s Episcopal church argues for progressive orthodoxy, reconciling Nicene creed with evolution and modern science. He defends orthodox Trinitarian faith while embracing progress, experience, and divine revelation through Christ and the Holy Spirit.
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Christen
Donegt Largs
Chrisha
Lfe
Ain
Bibl
Christ
Jeann
Orthodoxy Ia
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Reagan
Andy
God
Jisalf
Heaven
Earth
Lin Syard
Hoth
Zian
Final Touches on Bail Bill in Senate House Conference
Senate and House conferees near agreement on amending the interstate commerce law to enlarge the commission’s authority over railroads through through rates and facilities. Disputes linger on railroad through rates and service obligations as telegraph, telephone, and cable firms come under the commission with the draft largely favoring the La Follette amendment.
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Senate
House
Commission
Nepate
Interstate Commere Commissiion
Well Painted Property Honors Its Owner
A short editorial stresses that a well painted home creates a better impression than a more costly but poorly painted house. It argues the value lies in using the best paint and proper upkeep over sheer expense.
Dutch Boy Paint Adviser No 168 Promises Lasting Value
Red Seal or Atlantic Red Seal or Atlantic Pure White Lead known as Dutch Boy Painter trade mark has built its reputation as weather resistant and economical. Mixed with pure linseed oil, tinted to any color, and applied by a skilled painter it will refresh property, endure longer, and compare favorably. Ad requests may supply the adviser with pictures and text.
Turner County Georgia court sale of land estate of William Poole
The Court of Ordinary of Turner County Georgia orders a sale at the court house in Ashburn on Tuesday to pay debts of the estate of William Jack Poole. The property, eight acres more or less, lies in the Thirtieth District and includes a tract along the Central Railroad right of way. Proceeds will be distributed to creditors.
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Peacer
Stasy
Georgia
Mutton County
Tuéer
Tietue
Court of Ordinary
Turner County
Ashburn
Wiliam Jack Poole
Uist
Jrilton
Pourtaenth
Pullen County
MaUread
Coun
Clagion
Fulton Tutes
Leo Mre NG
Citizens demand action against loan sharks in the city
A letter questions private citizens and law officers for failing to curb usury. It praises the grand jury and urges a permanent relief system with a 5 percent monthly rate prohibition, a legislative fix, and a committee of business leaders to oversee safe, lasting remedies.
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Dunn
Woods White
How’s Your Stomach Pills Promise Quick Relief
An advertorial claims stomach enlargement stems from overeating and weak propulsion muscles. It touts Smith's Pineapple and Butternut Pills as tonics to improve digestion, relieve constipation, cleanse the blood, and prevent gas. The copy asserts doctors endorse the remedy and urges readers to keep these pills on hand.
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Smith
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