Under Which Flag The Panama Tolls Controversy
The piece argues President Wilson urges Congress to repeal free tolls for coastwise ships under the Hay Pauncefote obligations and insists the nation must choose honor over subsidy. It condemns exemptions as dishonorable, stresses the duty of Congress, and notes Mexico and Britain implications in the tolls dispute.
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Congress
Panama Canal
Great Britain
United States
Associated Press
Adamson
Do States Go Crazy Woodrow Wilson and new precedent
Woodrow Wilson broke a century old precedent by delivering messages verbally to Congress. The nation benefited as legislative and executive branches grew closer in a constructive union. Some fear of drift toward monarchy proved groundless. South Carolina set an even newer precedent in official appearances by insisting on in person presence.
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Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Wilson
South Carolina
South Carolina Senator Candidate Brease Sparks Stark Debate
The speech cautions that Brease could be sent to the United States Senate, prompting alarm about state mental strain. The speaker warns of floor and lobby confrontations and contemplates whether states may need restraint akin to straightjackets.
The Mexican Dilemma and US Stance in Mexico Crisis
Washington dispatches signal a brewing climax in the Mexican situation as Senate and cabinet discuss possible actions. The piece ponders how to avoid entanglement after costly efforts in the Philippines, notes Britain’s cautious stance on Benton, and urges a prudent, peaceful US course amid growing international tension.
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Washington
Senate
Goldberg
Rio Grande River
Philippines
Little Brown Brothers
Mexico
Great Britain
Benton
England
Road Congress to Meet in Atlanta in November
The American Road congress and allied associations will convene in Atlanta on November 9 with officials Penny Packer and Fred Houser coordinating. Georgia’s strong road program prompts wide Georgia official attendance to learn from national experts on road building and federal aid, with demonstrations and exhibits planned.
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American Road Congress
Atlanta
Pennypacker
Fred Houser
Georgia
Congress
America
Road Engineers of
A Great Man's Widow and Stevenson's Secret Romance
The death of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson widow of the novelist stirs global interest. Her longtime partnership with Stevenson began after a prior marriage to Osbourne and a quiet divorce. The couple cared for Stevenson during his tuberculosis in Samoa and shaped his later writings.
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Stevenson
Ballantrae
Kipting
Osbourne
Yailima
South Seas
Modern homemaking and the tyranny of labor saving devices
Mrs Jamesworthy laments the rise of labor saving gadgets and asks for a modern carpet sweeper as she curses broom based chores. Jamesworthy mocks the idea, arguing invention shifts burden to husbands and praises easier tools for women while lamenting backbreaking old tasks.
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Washington
Georgia South in Senate Race Looms as Discrimination Issue
Georgia papers urge unity of South Georgia to back a regional senator for Bacon's unexpired term. The question of West’s candidacy hinges on regional support, with South Georgia unity seen as key to shaping who succeeds Bacon. Ware County may adjust primary timing to avoid legal conflict over candidate filing.
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South Georgia
Senate
West
Genator West
Senator Bacon
Senator West
Bacon
Staton
Slaton
Smith
Trey
Georgia
Atlanta
Shall We Permit Others To Share Our Task in Mexico
Editor argues for joint intervention in Mexico led by the United States and Great Britain, tracing Monroe Doctrine origins and Britain’s historic role. It notes strategic benefits, public opinion limits, and doubts about continental support, urging cautious coordination with Britain amid rising tensions and delicate international relations.
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Great Britain
England
United States
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South America
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Central
Hardihood
North America
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Spain
Ruglands
Brazil
Chile
New York Tribune
New York Sun
The Trial of Joshua Smith in Arnold Plot Times
The article recounts Joshua B. Smith’s arrest at Fishkill after aiding Benedict Arnold and Major Andre. It covers his court martial at West Point, witness testimony from Cahoon Livingston Hay and others, Smith’s long defense, and the court’s final verdict of not guilty. It notes Smith’s later departure to England and unresolved questions about his full involvement.
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Benedict Arnold
West Point
Major Andre
Joshua H. Smith
Andre
Smith House
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Cbverty
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Epy
Hig House
Smith
Fishkill
Gouvion
Washington
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Advocata
Congress
Samuel Cahoon
David Williams
Marquis de Lafayette
Hay
Howe
Joshua Smith
England
A Flat in Siege Echoes Coal Famine Fears
A London Chronicle correspondent recalls wartime hardship as a flat dweller hoards coal wood blocks and candles during a coal strike era. The piece notes impending electricity issues and criticizes U S lawmakers over Panama Canal tolls repeal, ending with a signature from Samuel L. Parrish dated March 4 1914.
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London Chronicle
Apa 1
Isde
London
Ors
Washington
House of Representatives
Samuel L. Parrish Auguste
Perry Seen as Likely Candidate for State Treasurer
Clayton County residents and Jonesboro citizens react to reports that Ben F. Perry editor of The Jonesboro News may run for state treasurer. Support cites his four years as assistant state treasurer under Cap. Win R. H Park and J. Pope Brown, plus ten years as cashier of the Bank of Canton, predicting a strong election showing.
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Clayton County
Perry
Jonesboro, Ga
Ben F. Perry
Jonesboro
Win R. H Park
J. Pope Brown
Bank of Canton
Vinson Begins Active Campaign in Georgia Race
Judge Carl Vinson launches campaign for Congress from the tenth district with voters showing encouragement across Baldwin Hancock Wilkinson Washington McDuffie Warren and Glascock counties. Supporters predict a strong chance to win and secure the nomination if the county unit system remains in effect. Congressmen Hardwick has announced that God will not run.
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Vinson
Congress Milledgeville
Carl Vinson
Congress
Tenth
Baldwin
Hancock
Wilkinson
Washington
McDuffie
Warren
Glascock
Hardwick
Floyd County Political Fight Shapes Sheriff and Tax Receiver Races
In Floyd County Georgia on March 6, J R Barron, deputy sheriff, files to run for sheriff against incumbent W G Duhehon. Three candidates enter the tax receiver race: J Tom Jenkins, Zack Salmon, and T B Hendrick, with more announcements expected as the county prepares for a May to June primary.
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Floyd County
Rome
J. R. Barron
W. G. Duhehon
J.tom Jenkins
Zack Salmon
T. B. Hendrick
Thia
Leeak Nation
Late July Primary Debated by Berrien Democrats
In Ashville Georgia the Democratic executive committee chose to set the county primary for July 15 after a lengthy dispute. It will be the latest primary in Berrien county history. Some candidates and voters express dissatisfaction with the date as several candidates have announced for various county offices.
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Ware County
Waycross
Atlanta
James Sinclair
Cit
Subjeeet
Berrien
Efficient Housekeeping By Henrietta Dr Gravel
A domestic science lecturer argues that modern methods replace old messy routines. She urges seasonal tasks, zoning cleaning, and thoughtful planning over chaotic scrubbing, noting new tools and habits reduce effort while preserving order and comfort in the home.
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Henrietta DR. Gravel
To a Daisy Poem by Charles W Hubner
A short lyric praising a daisy as a wondrous, etherial blue star of night fuel for inspiration. It contrasts the flower’s humble fragility with divine light and planetary beauty, noting it will fade yet remains tied to the splendor of the sky and God's quickening spirit.
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Charles W. Hubner
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