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Spare the Pet Dog By Atlanta Mother Letter Calls for Careful Driving
An Atlanta mother urges motorists to slow for pets after a child witnessed a dog killed by a car on Peachtree Street. She notes many such incidents in the neighborhood, condemns careless driving, and asks drivers to spare children sorrow by preserving animal life and childhood happiness.
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Proposal to create Georgia highway commission with prison link
Fulton representative Walter F. Andrews introduces a bill for a state highway commission tied to the prison commission. It would use over $100,000 yearly from motor vehicle taxes plus other funds for road building. The Constitution note cites current dissipation of the fund into small grants to about 150 counties, yielding insufficient amounts for meaningful road work.
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State highway commission to govern road building and funding
The piece argues for creating a legally authorized state highway commission linked to the prison system if needed, to receive federal good roads funds, spend as required, and improve cross state connectivity. It stresses efficiency, coordination, and using labor and materials without tapping general funds, urging prompt legislative action.
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Must Stand for Mexico Says United States on Peace Plan
President Wilson insists revolutions leaders in Carranza and Villa must reconcile and restore Mexico to a peace basis or face U S action. The United States will back a capable Mexican leader to restore peace, not bolster any one of the rival generals.
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Echoes of War and Storm in Georgia Verse
The piece laments global war’s human toll and the earth’s sorrow as Thunder echoes, angels gaze, and peace pleads while battles rage and nations lament. It mocks pretensions of virtue with a satire on government and civic folly amid prophetic weather imagery.
Summer sentiments and journalism in Jerointem
A garbled column quotes Uncle Jules on summer and winter forecasts and notes New York editor Jehuda Ben Johuda arriving for The Haor. It cites editor concerns about meeting deadlines, mentions The Ilion Citizen verse on prepaying subscriptions, and includes snippets from Walnut Ridge Blade and The Adams Enterprise about blizzards, advertisers, and a columbia state rhymed paragrapher.
State Should Provide For Public Defender Says Judge Hammond
Judge Hammond urges Georgia to enact public defender provisions noting widespread need among poor defendants. He cites cases where lack of experienced counsel led to ineffective defense and unjust outcomes, calling for a properly funded, efficient defender system to uphold due process and justice.
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Time to Stop Adding New Counties to State Says John Reynolds
John Reynolds calls to halt creation of new Georgia counties as state grows costly and cumbersome. He faults politicians for expanding bureaucracy, inflating expenses, and complicating legislation, urging readers to resist further county additions and push for reform. He signs from Rome, dated June 14, 1891.
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason in June Bride Ode
Poem by Walt Mason extols the June bride as the year’s fairest fairy tale. It contrasts June with other months, praising June’s beauty, soft winds, and blooming roses while lamenting summer passing and Father Time’s approach.
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War talk and public sentiment across newspapers
A collage of reprinted excerpts critiques on wartime funding and patriotism, noting Krupp family subscriptions, German financial schemes, and philanthropy while contrasting naval power, Roosevelt, and international responses. It references submarine threats, British naval views, and Cuba’s fate with Villa noted across multiple papers.
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Letters Endorse Bryan Editorials Across the Nation
Letters from readers nationwide applaud The Constitution for supporting Bryan and resisting his critics. Contributors from Connecticut Nebraska Georgia Florida and New York urge newspapers to publish pro Bryan views and condemn opponents while defending the administration and free press.
Gold Inflow Sparks US Financial Strength Rise
The article traces a massive gold import surge into New York from Canada and Europe, highlighting nearly one hundred million in gold delivered to the city and broader national security shifts. It notes coppered by London bankers, US monetary effects, and the 1907-era gold movement influencing American finance and the gold standard debate.
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Kit Carson and the West The Untold Story
Kit Carson emerges as a pivotal yet controversial figure in western lore. This portrait traces his life from early craft to frontier guide for Fremont, his conflicts with Indians, daring long treks, and the legacy of his risky, transformative era.
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