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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1914
Page
9
President Wilson makes a strong national address asserting a revived business outlook hinges on completing the administration’s congressional program. He pledges to keep Congress in session, framing the next weeks as decisive for tariff and currency reforms and other regulatory measures.
The Georgia Senate proposes delaying opening from 10 to 11 while House members seek to adjourn over weekend. Senator Parker of Liberty county protests wasting time and constituents’ patience. The piece argues the legislature is overactive and should curb nonessential bills, focusing on appropriations and taxes.
Fragmentary remarks discuss constitutional law and the legislature. A speaker argues that long sessions waste time and that brief sessions with essential business could serve the state. The text references tests of registration and adherence to sound business principles and cites public approval for conserving time.
The piece argues that tentative retards from the new federal income tax act disappoint. It predicts decisive action against defaulters by the internal revenue commissioner and notes that tax-evaders, and even those who pay under protest, will scrutinize federal spending, especially pork barrel items, to force economy.
The Atlanta audience would welcome the return of Dr Len G Broughton to Baptist Tabernacle. His prior work in non-denominational uplift and civic projects is praised. He would receive a broad, hearty greeting from all city classes. The piece also comments on political figures in Mexico and Greece with satirical notes on Huerta and mediators.
Georgia native declares he is running through life with a Noahs man spirit and faith, while Miss Laura French cites a Kansas City Star wedding note as an example of vintage phrasing. The piece blends religious imagery with social notes and a wedding toast.
A Dalton Citizen column mocks Musket Ridge happenings with tales of Gabe Huzx’s death by poison pest, Slim Pickens tonic, a protracted meeting with conversions and mischief, a charity dance, and satirical verses about weather, politics, and life in the town. The piece blends humorous dialect sketches, poems, and social riffs, capturing local quirks and pointed commentary.
Yesterday in both branches of the legislature new bills were introduced by multiple members. Notable measures include tax and road funding provisions, pension for Confederate widows, incorporation actions, and changes to garnishment and garnishment laws.
A collection of reviews from The Tampa Tribune and others praising The Atlanta Constitution Georgia Prosperity edition. Critics hail the seventy-two page, colored cover special issue as superb journalism and a monumental production reflecting Georgia’s progress.
A bustling Kimball House lobby tale links Little Joe Brown to a forthcoming campaign announce ment and jail rumors. Also noted are Secretary Price speaking invites and other gubernatorial candidates in Atlanta circles.
A commentary tracing the origin and nature of demagogues from ancient Athens to modern politics. It distinguishes two types of demagogues, notes their reforms and party-political quarrels, and argues demagogues are hard to eradicate though often placated by office appointments.
Poem fragment cites Semper Resargens and lines about Delos Dedona and cliffs where lesbian maidens weep unreturning fisher kitts. A meteor from the golden ages and Beauty lash on exes. Vision of OC Beauty gleams as souls forget darkness while in the wheels of being or the dusty mill-round.
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