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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1914

Page

13

Colonel and Little Joe in Stump and Pen Debate

The piece weighs Georgia politics and a looming campaign clash between a Colonel and “Little Joe” Brown. It notes London threats against public speaking, pinpoints Amos and Gifford Pinchot as influences, and questions whether the Colonel can campaign via stenography while maintaining credibility in a high stakes political theater.

Georgia Union Little Joe" Brown London Amos Gifford Pinchot George W. Perkins Bull Moose Pullman Little Joe Brown Little Joe Jimtt

Who Will Pay The Stewart Avenue Cost

George F. Dickson of the Tenth Ward Improvement Club warns The Constitution that the city’s failure to pave Stewart Avenue lowers property values. He questions who bears the penalty for the blunder and inattention as locals protest the unsafe, impassable street from Stewart and Whitehall to Dill and Stewart.

George F. Dickson Tenth Ward Stewart Avenue

Residents demand action on Stewart Avenue neglect

Residents along Stewart Avenue in Atlanta demand solutions to two years of street neglect that harms residents, wagons, and motorists seeking access to three large counties. The long traffic bottleneck lowers property values while the city drifts toward inaction, prompting calls for vigilance or explanation from officials.

Atlanta Stewart Avenue Stewart Council

The Historical Pageant by DAR Debuts at Auditorium

The Joseph Habersham chapter DAR presents a multi act pageant on colonial and revolutionary Georgia at the Auditorium June 245 and 26. Met Opera Company loaned scenery underscores its scale. scenes feature Oglethorpe enthralled English settings, Wesley brothers, Nancy Hart, and notable figures like Washington, DeKalb, Pulaski, and Lafayette in meticulously recreated costumes and settings.

Georga Joseph Habersham Daughters of the American Revolution Metropolitan Opera Company of New York Lord Lady Oglethorpe Georgia Oglethorpe Wesley Brothers James Wright Laberty James Nancy Hart George Martha Washington Baron DeKalb Patrick Houstoun Pulaski Marquis Marquise de Lafayette Joseph Habersham Chanter DAR Atlanta Modern South

Atlanta Seeks Eastern Methodist University Status

A report outlines Atlanta's bid to establish an eastern Methodist university, arguing for rapid action to beat Nashville and Dallas rivals. Emory College, Agnes Scott, and Oglethorpe figures factor into plans for a central Atlanta campus and publishing house relocation. The commission may decide soon, aiming to boost Atlanta’s regional prominence.

Atlanta Southern Methodist Church Sharp Special Commission Vanderbilt University Western Institution Dallas Eastern University Nashvile South Jenta Agnes Scott Ogiethorpe Methodist University Emory College

Daniel Webster. A Page on the Famous Orator

A breezy biographical sketch praises Daniel Webster as a towering American orator, lawyer and statesman. It recounts his New Hampshire birth in 1783, Dartmouth College ties, Congress and Senate service, and role as defender of the Constitution, with colorful notes on speeches and monuments.

Daniel Webster America New Hampshire Webster Hanover Dartmouth Collexes Ruston Republic Congress Alton Parker Roosevelt Webster Dartmouth College Fulton Indan Senate Willan Henry Harrison Harrison United States Noah Webster Neah Daniel

The Unseen Shore Poem of the Unknown Sea

A reflective verse speaks of slipping moorings at dusk to sail toward the Unknown Sea and the Unseen Shore. The speaker envisions farewell from the busy bay as friendly crafts resume their vigil, promising peaceful moorings beyond tempests and a reunion with those who have sailed before.

Mystle Isles

Unlimited Power by George Matthew Adams

A compact motivational piece urging the reader to unleash Will and effort to tap unbounded personal power. It argues that unused abilities decay, while sustained effort increases influence and progress, urging action now to realize unattempted possibilities and a limitless potential.

George Matthew Adams

Sorrow and Song in Verse by Heine and Hubner

Poem excerpt contrasts Heine's sorrows fueling his songs with a poet who seeks a crown. The lines note dreams visiting the poet and Fates unsparing him, suggesting the artist must transform deep sorrow into celebrated verse. The author Charles W Hubner presents reflections on creativity born of adversity.

Heine Charles W Hubner

Dorsey Declines Race Amid Georgia Governor Talk

The article notes Dorsey weighing the Georgia gubernatorial bid amid strong public calls and intense scrutiny. It details his fatigue, personal sacrifice concerns, and the cautious stance of trusted allies as Sunday morning statements loom. It mentions Hora ce Holden publicly ruling out entry and outlines the political landscape in Athens and Dublin.

Horace Holm Horace Holden Athens Vrs Buldan

Women and War in Civil Life and Conflict Roles

An essay argues against anti suffragist claims that women cannot fight in war. It notes women have shouldered muskets and endured marches, worked in battles on foreign shores and at home, and trained to be as capable as men. It highlights nursing, literature by women, and roles as contractors and inspectors of supplies.

Philonopher Bass Georgia Hushes Natomas Opty Titan Waller Dublin Kate Upson Clark Laele Toms Cabin Anna Dickinson

Powder Makers Hope For Peace In War’s End

Vice President Buckner of Du Pont Powder Co. Wilmington urges speedy peace in Venice to boost demand. He notes miners in line diamonds use more powder, implying war slows procurement and powder sales. The piece argues peaceful times benefit manufacturers across industries.

Buckner The du Pont Powder Company Wilmington Del Venice Sawadays ” Gays Coronel

War news from Misico reports shattered mines and Mexico at war

A translated wartime note states Misico's forces have destroyed most mines, reducing Mexican powder usage. It claims renewed German aid to powder makers is ineffective and not helping anyone. The text remains unclear and frail in places but conveys active conflict and resource strain.

Misico Mexico Neue

The Test of Character in Leadership Lessons

The passage argues responsibility shapes character, noting few know their limits until tested. It emphasizes courage to act despite uncertainty, learning from failure, and that effort yields growth while inaction leads to stagnation. It ties experience to leadership and warns against complacency.

Maurice Switker

Astonished landlord greets visitors after long train delay

A Chicago Nationals exhibition tour train stalled for hours causing a group of about thirty two athletes to arrive starving at a town. A wireless request booked nine chairs at a restaurant leaving others to seek seating elsewhere. The proprietor questioned the wire order and the confusion over the party’s arrival.

Chicago Coneuctor Stiman UN Town Lao

Unfair Advantage in Local Elections

In The Lastun Post an opinion notes that candidates may avoid revealing spacing appointments while voters are unaware. It argues merits could slip by unnoticed, letting officials address voters before public scrutiny. The piece warns of subtle strategies shaping outcomes.

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