President defends judiciary against majority rule
The president argued that the judiciary is not a mere reflection of electoral majorities. He warned that judges must enforce the law as found, not bow to the majority, or risk losing judicial character and undermining administration of justice.
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Administration of Justice
Taft voices opposition to recall of judges and decisions
President Taft argues against recall of judges and judicial decisions as dangerous to liberty. He warns of suspending constitutional guarantees to enforce popular acts, questions consistency of law, and favors constitutional amendments over drastic revocation. He doubts arbitration treaties and previews Chicago stop plan.
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Taft
Alaska
Eacch
Bea
Brom Oqine Use Signature of Grove to Cure Cold
Bromo Quinine appears in a dated ad urging use of B W Grove signature to cure colds. The notice claims a world remedy and references Lakatius Bromoo Quinine as a product line. The language is promotional and highlights a cold remedy claim with implied endorsement.
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B. W. Grove
City Extension Brings on Fight Over Annexation
Debates over annexing Ormewood Capitol View Lakewood Heights and other districts as council weighs a special law to preserve stockyard and packing houses. Opponents cite taxes and service gaps while supporters urge majority rule and improvements. next meeting set for Tuesday night to seek agreement.
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H. C. Blake
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Koag
J. W. Patterson
Miller Union
W. S. White, Jr
White Provision and Packing Conpany
H. S Harper
Harper Brother
Chambers
Comminittes
Harvey Hatcher
Warren
Regsdale
van Dyke
Body of Missing Boy Found by Toy Scouts
Fiorence March 8 The fate of Andrew Jackson an 8 year old boy missing since Wednesday was known this afternoon when toy scouts found his body by a freight car or disused track in the railroad yards of the Atlantic Coast Line railway There are marks of violence on his body but no clue to the perpetrator of the crime The body was found some eight feet from the track
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Weanudday
Atlantic
Atlanta Civic Clean Up Appeal Cites Health Over Wealth
A letter to the Constitution from A K Hawkes urges Atlanta to prioritize health and cleanliness. He laments dirty sidewalks and dangerous debris, calls for curbside improvements, a public park on Jackson Street property, and better lighting on business streets besides Peachtree Whitehall Marietta and Forsyth. He argues for beautification to attract visitors and notes sanitation laws require better waste management.
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Underwood as Democratic Nomination Focus Faces South
Columnist asserts the south trails behind Oscar Underwood as the logical Democratic nominee. He argues southern backing is essential to avoid humiliating sectional bias and likens Underwood to McKinley in leading a national campaign. The piece also mentions a patent remedy ad for eczema and malaria-like symptoms.
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William McKinley
Oscar Underwood
Underwood
Ohio River
Georgia
Missing Girl Traced From Athens to Atlanta
In Athens Georgia on March 8, Louie Harris a 16 year old girl daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Harris disappeared from home after leaving for partially stated reasons. She was traced as far as Atlanta where she bought a ticket for Cartersville with no further word. Suspected she left to join a young man who recently departed Athens and may be married. Her mother is heartbroken over the disappearance.
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Thomas Harris
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Fenreany
Joi
Athene
Hold-up tale and coal notes mix with city cafe event
A mis narrated report outlines a failed hold-up by three highwaymen against George Appleton who sustained a leg wound after resisting the attack. In custody is Milera Stephens charged with attempted robbery. The piece then shifts to a February World’s Work excerpt on Alaska coal resources and ends with a note about a religious conference at Durand’s cafe.
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White
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Lester Moore
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Jake
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McWilliams
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