Labor Speaks for Atlanta Resolves School Crisis
The Atlanta Federation of Trades speaks for labor and the city to protest the crippled educational system. Resolutions argue four hour days deny equal opportunity, threaten high schools and curb municipal credit, urging municipal action to preserve academic, commercial, and technical education for all Atlantans.
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Atlanta Federation of ‘Trades
Atlantan
Phes
Friends of Labor
Tech
Labor unions vow action to address Atlanta school system
The speaker warns a two day reckoning for those indifferent to the school system crisis. The Federation of Labor appears to have issued a strong initial push to mobilize workers citywide, with resolutions described as having real teeth to force change.
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Atlanta
Federation of Labor
Grand opera season tickets selling fast in Atlanta
The Atlanta grand opera season tickets are selling briskly with strong demand from local and out of town patrons. Buyers risk poorer seat selection as sales continue, and organizers emphasize that seeing grand opera here is cheaper than New York and that Atlanta and New York are the only continental centers offering the repertoire this year. season tickets should be purchased now.
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Atlanta
New York
Saturn
Earth
Washington stance on the Frye sinking amid looming European war
A commentator notes the German cruiser Eitel Friedrich destroyed the Frye over contraband wheat, urging calm and caution. The piece emphasizes Washington’s resolve to uphold U S dignity, avoid entanglement, and pursue detachment as Europe’s conflict pressures the Atlantic. It cautions against rash moves and favors measured policy.
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Unemployed Women Aid in Atlanta Workshop Efforts
The Emergency Association for Unemployed Women led by Mrs. Beaumont Davison operates a workshop at St Philip's cathedral parish hall, providing actual livelihood for many Atlanta women. Jerome Jones praises the work while urging broader government cooperation to address unemployment as a lasting issue.
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Beaumont Davison
St. Philip's Cathedral
Atlanta
Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Association
Be Fair by Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman D D
Be fair in judging others and God, Christ and the Bible. The author urges cultivating fairness to all people, testing promises, and living out faith honestly.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
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The Planet Saturn by George Pulch and the Good Old Styrank
A humorous colonial era piece on Saturn describing its size rings and satellites with playful analogies. It notes Saturn's 176 000 mile diameter rings of 175000 miles and ten moons while quipping about a bald headed man and a straw hat. It claims Saturn orbits the sun every 59.6 years and has a ten hour day.
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Earth
New Orleans
Ringe Hays
Neorda
Rumors of American War Plan Stir Berlin and Cuba Trade Growth
A Holland Letter from Germany describes rumors that the United States will attack Germany and that Theodore Roosevelt would command an American army. Cables deny the plan as rumors spread through Berlin, while officials debate constitutional limits. In Cuba, Sir William Van Horne’s illness delays visits, and prosperity rises with U S protection. The Key West Havana ferry boosts Cuban commerce and challenges Havana fish monopolies, reshaping prices and shipments to the United States.
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Regiure
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Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on a Car Seeking Sale
In a comical tale Jones tries to buy a car but is chased by eager salesmen through a village. They swarm him from all sides, offering flashy autos until exhausted he yields, buys from each and curses the lot.
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Kaiser Wilhelm ERE feature: German view of war
The Atlanta Constitution and The New York Sun publish a 5,000 word exclusive by General Bernhardt, under Kaiser permission, explaining why Germany went to war and detailing the Marne retreat. Bernhardt, German military spokesman, writes from Posen about battles up to Paris and German strategy.
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Atlanta Constitution
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You Must Not Miss Bernhardi's Article in The Constitution Sunday
The Constitution Sunday announces a new magazine section with color pages about Back to Nature for the Castles and a feature on the world famous dancers Mr and Mrs Vernon Castle. It promises insights on proper care of the trails and hints at surprising content for the reader and family.
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