Taft Roosevelt Break Ends Notable Political Friendship
The piece notes a complete break between President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt, reversing a long standing political collaboration. It argues Roosevelt did not pledge not to run and details estrangement dating from Taft’s rise, with four key events highlighting deteriorating relations and the looming personal clash in the campaign.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Taft
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East
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Meyer
Jesus
Mr. Taft
Charles P. Taft
Charles
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Mr. Roosevelt
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Garfield
Batlinger
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Africa
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New Haven
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Two Brothers and the Jukes Family Debate
A historical comparison of two half brothers from early America reveals stark contrasts in outcomes. One son becomes a respected, prosperous father, while the other grows up in a ramshackle hut and spawns a lineage of degenerates. The article questions maternal influence on moral and social fate across generations.
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Jukes
Elizabeth S$. Kite
Sun Never Sets on the King’s Minions Joke
An English tourist explains the vast British empire to an Irish farmer. When asked why the sun never sets, the man replies that heaven fears to trust an Englishman in the dark, delivering a biting quip about English arrogance.
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Leaders Meet at Macon for Georgia Baptist Sunday School Meet
The second annual convention of Georgia Baptist Sunday School Superintendents will meet in Macon April 1 4 with about 1 450 leaders expected. Dr J M Frost of Nashville will speak, and officers include W W Gaines Atlanta president and J Nichols Griffin vice president. The program spans Tuesday to Thursday with devotional sessions, addresses on organization and records, conferences on census and mission study, and entertainment committee plans.
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Georgia
Macon
Dr. Frost
J. M. Frost
Nashville
Edwin 8
Daviato
Nelson D. Mallary
Frank L. Mallary
R. O. Crouch
Griffin
D.D
Vann
Southern Baptist Convention
Nelson Dd
Nelson Dd. Mallary 615 9:45—Address, “Sunday School Organzation"—B. H. Hartsfeld
At- Janta
George W. Andrews
A. B. Caldwell
Atlanta
Nelson L
Andrees
T. HH. H Robertson
Gainesville
George “W. Andrews
Dante
Ees
Woos
Nelson
D Ary
Secetary
Fuller Mynatt
Columbis
Irank L
Georgia G O P Strong for Taft
Georgia delegates to Chicago will overwhelmingly back Taft in the Republican convention. Delegates pledged to Taft dominate districts with few Roosevelt dissenters, as district conventions set dates or await decisions, reflecting strong Taft support across the state. A satire joke ends the item.
Stop-overs debated by Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce plans to revive stop-over privileges for travelers through Atlanta. Ralph C. Cochran urged the move citing the Georgian Terrace Hotel's impact on tourism. A transportation committee chaired by Bolin H. Jones will study the proposal and may push a manufacturers exhibit in May to showcase about 600 local plants.
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Flokster
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Cammerce
Piedmont Hotel
Ralph C. Cochran
Atlanta Real Eastate Men's Association
Griste Han
Tourieta
Chamber
Cochran
Transportation Committee
Bolin H. Jones
Atlanta Exhibit Feasibility Report Referred to Manufactories Panel
A report on the exhibit feasibility was referred to the committee on manufactories, chaired by Breaks Morgan, with instructions to consult manufacturers and determine if the proposal is feasible and desirable. The discussion centers on Atlanta produced manufactured products and the exhibit’s potential.
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Atlanta
Committee On Manufactories
Morgan
Telephone long distance saves salesman time and travel
A Tennessee salesman visiting Huntville’s Telephone Exchange placed calls to fifteen customers in Chatte Gadsdak Anniston Decatur and Plarence and sold twenty one hundred barrels of flour for under six dollars in phone charges. The piece extols how long distance service allows him to return home for Christmas and questions how they managed before telephones.
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Huntaville
Chatte Gadsdak
Anniston
Decatur
Plarence
Tennessee
Munisuide
4Ia
Mercury-Bannar
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