The Constitution on sale in New York and warnings on gun violence
The Constitution notes availability in New York City by 2 pm the day after issue with outlets at Times building Broad way Forty-second Street and other Broadway corners. It urges caution on advance payments to out of town carriers and discusses political caution from the Democratic caucus about antitrust bills currency and tariff revisions and the need for national measures against gunmen in light of evolving laws and safety.
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A Pact Against Gunmen
The New York Mail argues a $10 revolver tax pending in New York City may penalize rightful owners like custody of treasure while doing little to deter gunmen. It urges cooperation with New Jersey to curb firearm sales and imports, though such agreements abroad have limited effect.
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Mail
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New York
Obstacles to Mediation in Mexico Crisis
South American mediators face a hard task to forge a provisional Mexican government with a Huerta dominated commission. Constitutionalists reject a plan giving Huerta two seats and two for them plus a mediator. They fear Huerta’s influence. Huerta undercuts such trust. Yet both sides may seek more than they’ll get, and mediation could avert US occupation or civil war.
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A GOOD HATER VILLA BITES BACK AT HUERTA
Francisco Villa fires a caustic reply to Huerta's peace overtures calling him assassin of democracy and murderer. He hints at opposing Americans on his own terms, vows to employ hemp in Mexico City, and cites a long standing grudge rooted in humiliations as Huerta's day appears to end.
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Huerta
Villa
Mexico
Mexico City
Good Times and the Halcyon Hymn of Georgia
A Georgia letter from Atlanta reports huge crowds in Billville era events yet minor injuries among travelers. The correspondent mocks sensational claims while hoping for compensation, noting the lord’s provision amid jubilation and harvest imagery.
Dance the Witch Away and Other Verses From a Local Paper
A collage of poems and light verses from an Oklahoma paper, mixing whimsical lines about dancing away tribulation with humorous notices and regional rhymes. Includes self-contained stanzas about weather, baths, Shriner celebrations, and a Georgia singer’s reminiscences of fish and fighters near the river.
Land Banks and Agricultural Finance Debate in Georgia
Benjamin W Hunt argues for large capitalization land banks to fund farm ownership while warning small $10,000 banks would underperform. He details projected income and expenses, stresses avoiding double taxation, and calls for nationwide land banks under cheaper long term loans. Hunt concludes land banks offer broad benefits without paternalism.
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Little Bank
Georgia
United States Congress
United States
Benjamin W Hunt
Georgia State Bankers’ Association
Batonton, Ga
Writs and Flashlights Shake London
A London report says flashlight photography is used to serve writs on evasive gentlemen. A man dodging a civil debt was handed papers by a solicitor’s clerk as a photographer flashed a snapshot to document the service for future evidence.
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London
West End
Prosperity Edition Upbuilds Georgia
A local letter from Robert L Bern er of Macon Ga praises Georgia and the Constitution edition notice. He commends the newspaper for advertising Georgia and its resources, recalling a father’s injunction to build and construct and noting valuable service in developing the state’s resources.
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Baiter
Georgia
Robert L Berner
When I Kissed You Good bye in Atlanta
A poem by John R. Thornton of Atlanta Georgia laments long absence and yearns for a wife. It speaks of love memories and dreamlike longing with romantic imagery and repeated sighing for the beloved on a May day.
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John R. Thornton
Atlanta
Formal Senate bid by Hon G R Hutchens of Rome
Rome politician Hon G R Hutchens declares candidacy for the United States Senate to fill a late Senator Bacon’s vacancy. He outlines principles on voting integrity, land policy, rural mail delivery, immigration, and federal roles in telegraphs roads and education, plus a critique of life tenure for federal judges. Nearby reports note Wise in Sixth District and Walker Henderson races and Bell’s re election bid.
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Rome
United States Senate
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California
United States
State Democratic Committee
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Gaimesville
Thomas M Bell
Ixtrict
Gaines
United States Court
Best Edition Published In Georgia History Editor Constitution
A Georgia editor extends congratulations to a distinguished visitor and the editorial team. He praises the edition as the finest paper ever published in Atlanta, calling it a lasting benefit to the state and noting widespread acclaim from locals.
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Georgia
Constitution
Atlanta
Empire State
United States
Tom Eure
Editorial Praise for Atlanta Reforms and Grady Bonds
ROW HOLCOMBE of 57 Lucile Avenue, Atlanta, Ga writes praising the Constitution for editorials on Atlanta's future and Greater Grady bonds. He commends using the paper to push law reforms and equal chances against the invisible government influencing public institutions.
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Atlanta
Vols
Grady
Grady Bandis
Wate
Holcombe
Lucile Avenue
Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Doctors Sought by Penn Alumni Committee
The University of Pennsylvania alumni catalog committee seeks full data on Drs Thomas Beinbridge and Thomas C Lamar, both of Georgia, who earned medical degrees in 1840 and 1841 respectively. Information should be sent to Lucius Lamar MD of Dawson, Georgia.
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University of Pennsylvania
Thomas Beinbridge
Thomas C Lamar
Georgia
Lucius Lamar MD
Dawson ‘Ga
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