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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
7
A collage of wry quips about Roosevelt Taft Bryan and Kermit toying with political cliches and satire. Pokes at newspapers campaigns and public figures as election chatter and humorous takes on leadership and wit.
A signed press statement by President Taft claims a fusion of insurgents and Democrats achieved progressive legislation this session. The piece argues the regular Republicans blocked progress, while insurgents and Democrats carried most victories, forecasting a likely Democratic House in the fall elections.
President Charles M Barrett of the Farmers' Union urges Americans across the nation to move to the South to aid development and immigration, arguing the region offers richer opportunities for thrifty homemakers and capitalists alike. He notes improved conditions, reduced racial tensions, and a need to attract the best blood of the country to the next great period of growth through generous publicity and sound lawmaking.
Chairman J J Conner summarizes Georgia State College of Agriculture gains. Enrollment nears 193, laboratories expand, and extension work reaches farmers unable to attend. The college acts as a central driver for agricultural science and cultural advancement across Georgia.
A satirical piece lampoons Georgia legislative chaos as the state braces for more heated debates. It mocks pushy lawmakers, public fatigue with bills, and a public eager for quiet after a stormy season, concluding with humorous quips on climate and governance.
Gossip at the Capitol reports Governor Brown respites convict Roger Merritt until June 29 while courts decide the case. Merritt, convicted in Fulton County for Japan crime, faced a June 24 execution date. The extraordinary new-trial request prompted the stay to allow legal proceedings to proceed.
W A Staffney a 26 year old white inmate in the city stockade attempted to sever his left hand with an ax while at work in Drola Hi park. He said he felt punished for a crime he did not commit. Four fingers injured but doctors at Grady hospital treated the wounds without amputation. Clemena another white convict in Fulton county gang tried a similar act last week.
Mobile philanthropist John Curtis Bush died last week and left bequests to Baptist institutions. The list includes Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Louisville Howard College East Lake Birmingham Judson Institute Marion Louseni Short Baptist orphanage Evergreen and St Francia Strait Baptist church Mobile. Gift amounts noted include 10.08 to Alabama State Reformatory School 6 005 and several minor bequests.
In Macon Georgia Receiver W F Parrott of the Macon and Birmingham railway was granted another month to file a plan of receivership in the superior court. Judge H Felton signed the order after evidence of conditions presented urged extended time.
The Macon Auto Club plans a luncheon at the Cabin Club for tomorrow afternoon. A large turnout of Macon machine owners is expected as a program of interest unfolds to strengthen member relations and boost club efforts for improvements.
Judge Charles Crisp of the Americaz city court announces a three week postponement for all bonded misdemeanor cases. The delay affects about three hundred Black workers who were to attend court next week, tied to labor needs in peach harvest and field work amid shortages.
Charles S. Barratt of the Farmers' Union urges inviting Americans from the northwest and middle west and Canada to come south and help build up the region. He cites unrest in the northwest and midwest, the south’s diverse resources, and the potential for an independent, prosperous southern economy rooted in industry, farming, and cotton.
Edward H Walker of College Park submits a communication urging a calm business led administration to end political feuds and avoid a national financial panic. He advocates as a conservative, pro development candidate who can unite factions and steer Georgia toward peace and prosperity.
The senate, in order, adjourned until Monday after a brief half-hour session. A resolution lamented the illness of Senator W D Murray, and several new bills were introduced on judicial districts, legislative salaries, and pistol licenses. Senate members debated adjournment into Monday and new bills included Uvalde incorporation, pistol license bonds, and rearrangement of circuits.
Paris June 24 The reported purchase by Frank J Gould of the entire stable of Edmond Nell Pickard one of the largest owners of race horses on the French turf was confirmed today The amount paid to Mr Gould was not public but is said to be several million francs
A United Mine Workers delegation met President Tate urging appointment of Dr J A Holmes of the geological survey as head of the new government bureau of mines. The June meeting highlighted a push for専門 leadership to oversee mining policy and safety.
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