Earthquake alert in Atlanta schools prompts accountability push
A report by the Woman's Atlanta School Improvement Association blasts the city’s public schools for congestion, unsanitary conditions, and inadequate ventilation that risk an entire grammar and high school system. Leaders like William Robinson and Jerome Jones call for immediate remedies and hold officials responsible. The piece urges citizens, including labor and women, to demand action or face disintegration of Atlanta education.
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Woman's Atlanta School Improvement Association
Atlanta
Board of Education
William Robinson
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Jerome Jones
Federation of Labor
Southeastern fair gains $21,000 in stock subscriptions
The Southeastern fair in Atlanta aims for a $75,000 goal with $21,000 already subscribed by the central committee. The effort seeks to build an annual regional fair drawing Georgia and southeastern visitors, echoing Dallas and Toronto development. Substantial contributions help launch a project of lasting civic and economic significance.
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Lakewood
Central Committee
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Dallas
Texas
Toronto
Canada
AP Opinion Declares Monopolist Claim Unfounded
The Attorney General rules the Associated Press is a nonprofit cooperative serving 900 newspapers, supplying world news through exchanges and correspondents. This decision refutes Sun Printing and Publishing’s antitrust complaint and asserts AP’s broad, nonmonopolistic access to international and domestic news.
The Vanished Winter Dreams and Fading Fires
A fragmentary verse reflects on vanished winter dreams spoken by the friendly fire, contrasting with springtime roses and garden paradise. The mood recalls nostalgia for past fireside conversations as brighter days fade into memory.
Moonbeams and Moonlight Follies in a Troubled Clime
A fragmented column mixes songs, weather talk, and revival gossip. Moonbeams by Augusta Wall appears alongside jagged notes on Billy Sunday and a heated climate debate. The piece comments on literature, spring plans, and social unrest in a satirical, roaming voice.
Civic revival urged to shake Atlanta foundations
In a pointed critique the speaker accuses municipal miserliness of endangering future citizens and warns that the city’s schools and departments suffer from neglect. The Constitution calls for continual agitation to spark an earthquake of reform in Atlanta government and policy.
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Atlanta
Doubt by Rev J Wilbur Chapman D D
Rev J Wilbur Chapman argues doubt can hinder progress but honest doubt is not sin. He urges readers to lay aside doubts, live the truth known, and move forward in sincere faith toward noble character and trust in Jesus Christ.
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Tesus
Porward
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Verse lampoons boxing bravado and white hope chants as readers mock a boastful fighter. The speaker skims a crowd's gullibility and the spectacle of hype, noting reporters and public opinion eager for a rising star regardless of merit.
Planet Neptune and the Mystery of Uranus in Politics
A humorous antiquated piece by George xtch treats Neptune as a distant, solitary world and wittily recounts how astronomers long suspected unseen forces affecting Uranus. It notes Uranus’ irregularities and cites John Couch Adams predicting a hidden planet influencing it, leading to the discovery of Neptune in 1846.
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Neptune
GEORGE #xTCH
Good Old Sivwash
Mississippi
Tts
Weawest
House of Representatives
Washington
Tranus
Saturn
Uranus
Hastilx
John Couch Adams
The Reason The Neu Fork Eremng Sun
The document notes Cana ra has revoked a policy affecting foreigners with minimal remaining levies. It mentions doubt about enforcing any further charges on non citizens and implies a change in government stance on foreigner taxation.
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Canara
Labor leaders denounce brutal conditions in Atlanta schools
Jerome Jones editor of The Journal of Labor denounces severe neglect of Atlanta public schools. He says the masses must depend on city schools for education, calling conditions brutal and life threatening for working-class children. President William Robinson endorses the investigation, urging united protest to force council action toward school reform.
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Journal of Labor
Atlanta
Mr Jones
Hors Tugh
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Robinson Proiceta
William Robinson
Atlanta Fedération of Trades
School Improvement Association
Thi City
Xuanta
Mounir
Whithe Eit
Council
United
Attorney General Gregory Finds AP Not Monopoly
The Attorney General reports no federal antitrust grounds against the Associated Press after a full inquiry. The Sun Printing and Publishing Co asserts misuse of power. Gregory’s letter to James M. Beck outlines the AP's NY incorporation, member rules, and freedom to trade news among members while acknowledging a dormant bylaw provision.
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Associated Press
United Srnates
James M. Beck
Sun Printings and Publishing Company
New York
Bun Printing and Publishing Association
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Ili Ser
Board of Directora
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Department of Justice
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Mexico
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Sun Printing and Publishing Association
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Walt Mason
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