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Underwood and the tariff issue in a Southern contest
A World editorial lauds Oscar Underwood as the Democratic leader on tariff reform and argues the tariff will dominate the campaign. It notes Georgia voters gave him strong support, praising his clear, constitutional program and contrasting him with rival reformers.
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Tyrus Cobb and league row over public indignities
The piece defends Cobb after a public altercation sparked by repeated taunts from fans and a deferential stance by team and league officials. It argues the veteran outfielder acted in defense of his dignity and questions the league’s handling of the incident while urging patrons to support Cobb and his team.
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Elimination of Blue-Sky Insurance in Georgia Reform Drive
A legislative committee probes Georgia insurance laws to modernize and purge lax practices. Experts warn the system licenses and oversees insurers weakly, with fraud-prone firms exploiting loopholes, urging strict safeguards and thorough reforms to protect policyholders and community life.
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Preachers urged to study world to aid churches
At the Southern Baptist Convention in Oklahoma City President E Y Mullins urged preachers to broaden understanding of worldly life to increase church effectiveness. He supported a sociology chair at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, arguing for renewed contact with daily trials while balancing Christ's command to be in but not of the world.
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From Georgia Fables and Springtime Verses
A collage of verses and quips including songs about Trouble and happiness, spring imagery by Mistress Spring and Mistress Spang, and a note on literary memory from the Whitsett Courier. The pieces celebrate joy, home, nature, and seasonal renewal with folksy rhythms and period voice.
A Strong Basis for Industrial Peace
Allan T. Burns of the Pittsburg civic commission argues federal mediation and arbitration under the Erdman Act have forged a foundation for industrial peace on interstate railways. He notes the law has handled 47 disputes affecting 260000 workers and 100000 miles of track with most mediations and arbitrations resulting in amicable settlements, despite some rejections.
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Emperor Returns From Southern Trip Refreshes Kaiser
Berlin dispatch by Malcolm Clarke notes Kaiser Wilhelm returns to Potsdam refreshed after a southern trip. Article covers his health, appearance, and opinions on attire, plus anecdotes about Prince Eitel Fritz. Also discusses German sports science labs, court disputes over estate improvements, and national aviation fund support for aircraft research and pilots.
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