Presidents remarks on judiciary and justice in a republic
The president argued that the judiciary cannot be bound by majority will in deciding cases and must enforce the law as it stands. He warned that if judges served merely as representatives of the majority, the administration of justice would become a farce and betray fundamental law. He stressed judges are not perfect but must uphold constitutional rights rather than political expedience.
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Taft Schedule Highlights Chicago Visit and Arbitration Treaty Talk
President Taft will be in Chicago Saturday and Sunday for political conferences and public addresses. He will speak at Armour Institute and the Clay Products Exposition, attend receptions, and address Swedish American and Bohemian groups, with religious services on Sunday morning. He also discussed disappointment over Senate amendments to arbitration treaties with Great Britain and France, noting renewed consideration may be needed. Crowds cheered at the Coliseum, many seats filled, others turned away.
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City Considers Annexation of Ormewood and Nearby Districts
Debates in Atlanta council over annexing Ormewood Capitol View Lakewood Heights Battle Hill and stockyard district. Opponents cite tax burden school water worries and loss of property value while supporters push for city services and a path to future improvements. A petition shows majority Ormewood property owners oppose joining now. Next meeting set to seek agreement.
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Body of Missing Boy Found by Scout Group
A missing boy aged about eight and a half years was found by a group of scouts near Florence. The search had extended for several days, and authorities are now notifying relatives. The discovery ends a worrying interval for the boy’s family and the local community.
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Atlanta civic improvements urged by citizen Hawkes
A letter from Atlanta civic leader A. K. Hawkes urges health and cleanliness as city priorities. He calls for sidewalk condemnation of unsafe blocks, street debris removal, better lighting in business districts, and the creation of a children’s public park on a block owned by Mr. Coker between Jackson Street and the Boulevard.
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Underwood sweep fuels Southern support says Cashman
The speaker argues that Oscar Underwood must be the Democratic nominee from the South and that denying him would punish the South. He compares Underwood to McKinley, notes the tariff bill leadership, and says Georgia shows strong backing as Northern chances wane. He cites TPA neutrality and a broad Southern Roaring Underwood sentiment.
Grove’s Sanard Cutis Cure Claims Quick Relief
Hozema cure claims quick relief for malaria and fever with Grove’s Sanard Cutis tonic. The Parlw Medicine Co advertises 10 to 30 day treatment claims, offers refunds if not satisfied, and invites mail orders via dealers if local druggists lack the product.
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Attempted Robbery Reported After $90 Earned From Life Policy
George Appleton said a trio of highwaymen tried to hold him up on South Boulevard after he collected $90 from a life insurance policy. Millard Stephens was charged with attempted robbery, wounded in the leg. suspects Lester Moore Nolen Morris and Bob Kies sought by police. Appleton later claimed he inflicted the wound. Police questioned multiple witnesses. some cited intoxication among the crowd. The rest of the text discusses unrelated topics including coal estimates in Alaska and a Bible conference at Durand's cafe.
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