The Mexican Impasse and Mediation Prospects
Dispatches from Washington show mediation in Mexico hinging on Huerta Carranza and Villa. Huerta signals willingness to leave but resists Cabranza and Villa’s supersedence. Carranza Villa hold most of Mexico. Tampico gives gulf outlet. Mediation faces a tough choice between Huerta capitulation or recognizing Carranza Villa, with Villa needing consultation due to peon support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Huerta
Carranza
Willd
Wilson
Niagara Falls
Villa
Tampico
Gulf
United States
Porifirio Diaz
Press and Pulpit: Gladden Calls Newspapers Sacred
Dr. Washington Gladden of Columbus, Ohio, told reporters in Lawrence that the newspaper profession is as sacred as the ministry. He argued that in twentieth century civilization the press, aided by telegraph and the rotary press, speaks to nearly every American, shaping public life alongside clergy and politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Gladden
Columbus
Ohio
Lawrence
Kan
America
Rotary Press
The Constitution emphasises duty of press in broadening circles
The piece argues that even illiterates feel press influence through urbanization and changing church life. It asserts editors must advance truth, combat harmful drift, and promote better citizenship, citing The Constitution as one of America's top six newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intervale
America
We Still Love Joe The Constitution Letter Policy
The Constitution explains it does not publish Joe Brown's letters when submitted under conditions. It preserves space by presenting concise, newsworthy items and maintains no parting from Little Joe. The paper affirms ongoing affection for Joe and commitment to news merit over submission terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
Joe Brown
Joe
Laventa Times
Journal
The
Constitutions
Uttle Joe
7—Commerce News
Little Joe
Call of the Land: City Men Find Farm Success in Georgia
F J Merriam argues in The Sunday Herald that the back to the land movement suits city men with brains and energy. With scientific aid and hard work, average individuals can win comfort and independence on sound farms in Georgia and the South, often with greater prospects than in urban business. Merriam cites truck farming near Atlanta as a model and urges others to pursue similar opportunities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
New York Herald
F. J. Merriam
At- Tanta
Southern Ruralist
Merriam
Tuet
The Hopeful One and The Way Love Works
A collage of verses and notes quoting religious, rural and nostalgic themes. It mentions Georgia, moonshiners, writers, and scholars, with reflections on faith, time, nature, and literature, styled as a vintage hometown paper page fragment.
Exhibits of Proposed Plaza At Whitehall Viaduct
Editor urges displaying a glass covered plan of a civic center at the Whitehall viaduct and at Broad and Forsyth. The idea envisions using the viaducts for advertising the plaza plan to spark action by city departments and show future abatement of current neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Viaduct
Broad
Forsyth
Nogance
Donald & Loyless
Atlanta Shriners Convention Praised Across State
The Macon Telegraph reports a flawless Shriners convention in Atlanta with huge crowds and strong civic praise from Atlanta and Georgia. Visitors spent about 2 million dollars, and local pride runs high as newspapers like The Athens Banner and The Lavonia Times credit Atlanta’s hospitality and organizational prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Telegraph
Shriners
Atlanta
Attlanta
Atlanta Constitution
Universal Peace Not Delayed in Georgia Ledger
In Clarkson Georgia Edgar La Roche Clarkson reflects on universal peace amid looming conflict. He laments warlike movements across the land while urging leaders and people to pursue freedom and enlightened progress, hoping war may cease if propitious fates aid peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janus
Mars
Edgar LA Roche Clarkson
Battleship Nicknames in British and American Navies
Curious nicknames adorn warships in both navies. The Ariadna is dubbed Hairy Annie and Hagey. Narcissus as Nasty Sister. the Gresser as the Icconstant. Iplugenia as Silly. Lucifer as The Tom. Neptune as Jew's arp. American ships include Bassarais as Sasay Cugs. Ahantonomah as My Aunt Den't Know You. Wissahickon as Widow Higgins. Winnebago or Wyalusing as We Know She Goes Slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariadna
Annie
Hagey
Narcissus
Higgins
Was The Constitution Not the Constellation
A 1974 letter from Allania Georgia recounts naval lore about the frigates Constitution and Guerrerre. It notes Nathaniel Sheafe Waldron's command of the Constitution and claims a past agreement with Admiral Hull, detailing a 1812 battle where the Constitution captured the Guierre and sent its captain to Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Baltimore
Constellation
Constitution
Nathaniel Sheafe Waldron
Foreien
Admiral Hull
Washington
Boston
Wall
Foot
Harris to open campaign June 1 in Georgia race
The piece notes Judge N. E. Harris of Macon, fresh from the Methodist convention in Oklahoma City, will deliver his first gubernatorial campaign speech around June 1. It discusses expected announcements from Joseph M. Brown, Hugh M. Dorsey, and W. H. Burwell, and reports on Little Joe Brown’s silence and the speculation of others entering or shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CDGE
N. E. Harris
Macon
Convention of the Methodist Church
Oklahoma City
Harris
Joseph M. Brown
Hugh M. Dorsey
W H Burwell
Sparta
Little Joe Brown
Marietta
Brown
Little Joe
Joe
Joe Brown
Washington City
Hoke Smith
Senate
Smith
Nationas
Athens
Joe Hile Hall
Joe Hill Tal
Bibb
Jearns
Herre
Nat Bo Har
Southern Railway
Randolph Anderson
Seaboard
Georgia
Cithir
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Joe Hull
Harms
Southern Railroad
Western and
Agante
Halls
Patriotic Sacrifice of Brave Young Jews at Vera Cruz
Report on Jewish marines killed at Vera Cruz includes Liau Frohnichstemn son of Nathan Frohnichstemn of Mobilella, and Samuel Meisenberg of Chicago. Meisenberg obituary notes naval service since enlistment. funeral planned in Chicago with escort by Adjutant General Dickson and dignitaries. Nathan Straws, New York philanthropist, gave a relief check to the bereaved family. Additional wounded and enlistees referenced with limited details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Vera Cruz
Liau H Frohnichstemn
Nathan H Frohnichstemn
Mobilella
Frohlichsytein
New Orlean
Lia Ice
John
Mire
Ralph Holy
Samuel Meisenberg
Itacine Avenue
Chicago
Samme ' Memenderge
Ato
Amarine
Simuel Marten
Anders Meyer Meisenberg
Meisenberg
Gaxeraur Tanne
Dickson
Piorida
New York
Befiwartz
Wao
High Cost of Meeting Royalty
Miss Louise Waggener, of the son, faced a costly royal invitation from Geminy’s emperor. Her father refused the $600 expense for dressmaking, school training, and court presentation. He noted she danced with the crown prince, making such expenses unnecessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Wagrener
Theson
Geminy
WP Warrener
Atchison Globe Gays
Ais Wangener
Mise Waggener
Also Mentioned on This Page
Standard Southern
Clark Howell
Clark Howel
Toby Roping
Wivert Howell Jr
R. Black
H. W. Grads
J. R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Iola
Street
N.W
John Corrigan, Jr
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Morty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
CALL
LAND
Fant L. Stawray
Darkey
Georals County
Bentztown
Brer Williams
Promised Land
War the Scholar
Allunta, Ga
Macon News
Henry County
Marthasville
Union
Metropolis
Empire State
South
Atlants Constitution
Lavonia Times
Sheiners
Xouth
Thia
Aldron Allania
Tom Bardwick
Tom Hardwick
A. O Bacon
United States Senate
Washaw
Broyles Strars
Moreland
N R Broyles
Court of Appeals
Roan
Law Enforcement
Broyles
Alec W. Stephens
J. Vane Rhodes
Clarke County
Frank Rhodes
Berg
Cedartow
J Harris
Cedartown
Puihc
Fish
William J Harris
Harts
Way
Moultrie
W Oy Wat
Colquitt County
Coronel Way
Billa
Initude
Washington, Dd, C
Cansue
Telegraph
Western and Atlantic Railway
Macau
N. Harrie
Seboair Eine
West
Western
Atlantic
Coop Waycross
TJ Cnoper
Ware
Tressurer
Cooper
Georgi
Book Trust
Gainesville
Wilhiam
Hall Tig i
State Senate
JO Adams
Winie HC Palmour
Clifton Newton
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!