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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1913
Page
12
A fragmented statement condemns mob influence in Georgia courts and supports parole for Jim Willisme. The judge orders parole per the prison commission’s recommendation, asserting a jury’s real intent should be allowed to be effective within the case.
Augusta hosts a rare event as Mr W H Taft will wear the lambskin apron next Wednesday night to confer the third degree with the combined Masonic fraternities. Prominent Masons from across Georgia attend. Island Master Robert L Golding will preside. Taft’s first invitation to Augusta historic rites echoes visits by George Washington in 1791 and Marquis Lafayette in 1825.
After long talks with cabinet members lawmakers and lawyers President Gomes vetoed the amnesty bill while the American government voiced strong opposition. He signed the decree but says his action remains ineffective until official gazette publication. The move would affect over 3000 convicts including insurgents from last year.
A garbled overheard line shows a quarrel over labels and insults. The speaker argues against calling someone by a demeaning nickname and warns of backlash if the term is used. The fragment hints at a confrontation about respect and propriety in naming.
A humorous fragment notes a court book quip about cooking eggs with the line oh dear I can only cook this ees once Mrs Newlywed reads aloud the novelty item from a judge.
A Mrs. Anderson of Benton reports her baby girl suffered a severe head and body breakout with head itching, sores, hair loss, and nail shedding. After failing several remedies, four months of Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured the condition, with a return to health noted on May 15, 1912.
Washington dispatch by John Corrigan Jr analyzes why Senator Bacon failed to win president pro tem and foreign relations chair. It details Bryan’s suspicions, Kern’s backup, and the progressives’ role, with Georgia’s delegation split along faction lines and seniority dynamics cited as pivotal factors.
A fragment poem about Folly and Vanity Fair, warning against trading youth for wealth and pleasure. The speaker rejects the crowd’s glitter and laments bitter costs paid at Virtue's booth, choosing restraint over the crimson temptations of Folly. The verse contrasts beauty with hollow satisfaction and personal longing.
Mrs. Nellie Peters Black promotes The Constitution's Woman's Edition as a major, cost free advertising vehicle to fund the Ella White endowment for Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs. She argues the edition will boost libraries, schools, rest rooms, playgrounds, concerts, and lectures, helping clubs serve communities and attract advertisers Readership reach will be vast, aiding publishers and advertisers alike.
Major figures including Secretary Stimson and General Wood attended a hearing on disorders during a suffrage parade. General Mills and Mrs Mills accused police of apathy while Stimson described ordering troops in a tense bid to maintain order, amid conflicting eyewitness accounts and claims of hoodlum conduct.
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