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Inauguration at Niagara Falls mediates U S Huerta talks
The United States submits its grievance to a Pan American mediation board with Argentina Brazil and Chile. Carranza and Villa may shift stance as mediation unfolds. President Wilson asserts U S troops stay until stable government. The move aims to settle Mexico status without occupation, despite potential losses. Public jingoism cools as Niagara talks begin.
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Brazil
Chile
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Mexico
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Jingoss
The Moral of Mellen in a Nation of Finance
The article condemns William Kaplan Mellen and the collapse of railroad empires remarking that main sufferers are widows orphans and investors while innocent owners bear the blame. It argues reform and future laws to prevent similar financial debauches and to punish responsible persons.
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New Haven
Dr White on Peace at University of Georgia
Dr Harry C White president of the Georgia Peace society addressed students and citizens at the University chapel in Athens on Peace Day. He linked the organized peace movement to avoiding war with Mexico and urged arbitration over war, highlighting Georgia peace leadership and broader national effort.
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Peace Movement Abroad and Its Domestic Echoes
The article argues that reason over unreason, patriotism over jingoism, and life conservation triumph in Georgia amid a war scare. It credits the peace gospel for calming tensions with Mexico and envisions arbitration expanding globally. While wars may arise, bloodless sentiment is urged as the guiding path.
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Mexico
Paintings At Exhibit Bring Fine Works To Atlanta
Atlanta Art Association unveils fifty canvases at the Governor's Mansion. The show features portraits landscapes and still lifes by noted artists including George Bellows Barge Harrison Mary Vander Veer J Alden Weir and William Wendt. Works sent to Atlanta by the American Federation of Arts promise a diverse collection spanning beach scenes city views and historic tableaux.
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Marion Powers
Virginia
Harris Attacks Hall Over Rail Road Lease Stand
W M J Harris accuses Joe Hall of siding with railroad lawyers to push Nat Harris or Randolph Anderson for governor to lease state property. He cites joint railroad ownership, calls Hall’s stance suspect, and suggests Seaboard Air Line would benefit Georgia by leasing the Western and Atlantic line.
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WM. J Harris
Kings Growth From Monarchs to Ordinary Men
The article argues kings are now treated as ordinary men whose health or death no longer alters global politics. It notes Gustaf of Sweden as a case, cites a broader shift in attitude toward rulers, and suggests even Franz Joseph’s successor shock would be manageable except for Spain facing potential impact if Alfonso dies.
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St Paul Pioneer Press
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Sweden
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Franz Jozef
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Hugh Dorsey
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Philadelphia contract scandal at Lesgue Island Park
The Engineering Record reports an investigating committee found the concrete work on walls and pavements around a lagoon at Lesgue Island Park in Philadelphia was badly designed and built, rendering the $277,727 project practically useless. The findings accuse irregular contract preparation and an inspector payment scheme as the worst type, predicting removal of current concrete for a satisfactory park.
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Pioneer Publicist Calvin Named Waycross Chamber Secretary
The Constitution salutes Waycross Georgia Chamber of Commerce for enlisting Martin W. Calvin as secretary. A pioneer in Georgia publicity for cities, Calvin previously ran a Augusta publicity bureau with Patrick Walsh, building a precedent for southern propaganda. He commands strong statistics and broad public contacts, promising valuable service in regional development work.
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Waycross
Martin W. Calvin
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Georgia
Patrick Walsh
Augusta
South
Seaton prepping sensational statement in senatorial race
Governor Slaton is reportedly drafting a major statement to be printed statewide next Sunday. The document is described as stirring and likely to provoke replies, injecting a sharp element into the gubernatorial campaign. Judge W E Thomas of Valdosta visited Atlanta and discussed race plans with Hugh M Dorsey, while Dorsey himself remains noncommittal and focused on ongoing duties.
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W E Thomas
Valdosta
Hugh M Dorsey
Kimball House
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South Georgia
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Anti-Saloon League Seeks Candidates Expressions
The Anti-Saloon League of Georgia asks gubernatorial candidates if they will support ratification of the Eighteenth Amendment and the anti shipping bill to curb liquor, with letters sent to four declared candidates and none yet replying.
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Anti-Saloon League of Georgia
Congress
Georgia
Senate
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Parcel Post Injustice Sparks Rail Investor Protest
A Chicago reader voices frustration over a proposed 5 percent rail rate increase for parcel post. He argues investors in rail bonds and stocks unfairly shoulder parcel post costs, cites government revenue projections, and urges calm, sustained pressure to secure fair compensation from Congress and Washington officials.
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Seeural
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Educating the Man in the Shep Technical Instruction Spread
University of Wisconsin extension division reports educating 2000 men in industrial works via 70 courses to meet demand. Employers push for better-trained workers. extension, continuation, and corporate schools align with industry needs. A courtroom scene shows a misinterpreted Irish translation and a tense judge inquiry.
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Engineering Record
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