Carranza the Sphinx in Mexican Peace Prospects
The piece argues Carranza, not Huerta, is the key to settling Mexico by peace. It credits Carranza as the revolution’s executive brain, with Villa handling the field. It questions Carranza’s likely stance on U.S. cooperation and notes Wilson’s methods gaining validation as events unfold.
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Atlanta
United States
Mexico
Imo Mg
JB. Holliday
Constitution
New York City
Hotalins
Broadway
Forts Second Street
Times Bulling Corner
Thirty Eighth Street
Ninth Street
Carranza
Huerta
Villa
Villas Carranza
Carrageatt
Revoluton
Two Masters of the Art Roosevelt or Wason
The piece compares Roosevelt and Wilson as publicity masters with Roosevelt relying on emotion and spectacle while Wilson avoids these traits. It notes Wason’s interview with the president and argues Wilson is more restrained and possibly more effective in publicity within politics.
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Wicl
Roosevelt
Wason
Wasons
Sam Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
Wison
Wilson
Publicity expert uses persuasion over force in public discourse
The figure is praised for valuing timing and place, employing the unusual, and revealing himself before the National Press Club. He masters subject matter, communicates calmly, and uses spectacle as a servant rather than the end, teaching the public through varied methods to capture attention.
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National Press Club
Atlanta Ball Game To Aid Ad Men Club Civic Boost
A Wednesday afternoon match at Ponce de Leon between Atlanta clubs and Mobile raises funds for the Atlanta Ad Men Club. Proceeds support advertising Atlanta at the upcoming international convention in Toronto and promote Atlanta’s 1916 convention plans. Every paid admission aids the city’s publicity efforts.
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Atlanta
Ponce de Leon
Mobile
Toronto
Canada
Maine
California
Grand Opera
Shriner
Undoing a Blunder in Diplomatic Funding
The House passes a diplomatic and consular appropriation bill to buy embassy and legation grounds and buildings in several countries. It criticizes neglecting maintenance for diplomats and argues for decently housing officials and dignified representation abroad to restore American prestige.
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America
United States
Pennsylvanian senatorial race with three leading candidates
In Pennsylvania the direct planary nominations select Penrose on the Republican ticket Mitchell Palmer for the Democrats and Gifford Pinchot for the Progressives. The three strong candidates promise a heated campaign testing party strength and national issues amid wealth and money in play.
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Penrose
Mitchell Palmer
Giffora Pinchot
United States
Pennsylvania
Keystone
Pennsuyanm
House
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Tidus Achates
Roosevelt
Pinchot
Constitution story and Georgia cow peas figure in far Alaska
A Georgia writer W M Rowland shares a 1914 Atlanta Constitution piece on cow peas and a Alaska reader replies with a Georgia heritage tale. The letter from Urwin in Fairbanks praises the article and requests immediate parcel post seeds, noting Alaska farming potential and high labor costs. The peas were shipped, showing cost and distance via parcel post to Chitina and Fairbanks.
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Constitution
Georgia
Alaska
W. M. Rowland
Auguste
Whett
South
Henee
Atlanta Constitution
M Rowland
Rowland
Om Rowland
Augusta, Ga
First National Bank of
Fairbanks
Seattle
United States
Wilson
United States Depository
Pease
Cartersville
Bartow County
Etowah
Kiondike
Arctic Ciele
Fairbank
Urwin
No Sex Divergence in Brain or Salary in 1920s Atlanta
A fragmented section argues against gender salary differences and brain capacity claims. It credits progressive thinking and public school teachers for advancing equality, noting historical biases about women’s efficiency and funds. The writer cites Mrs Betpha Harwood Arrowood of Atlanta as a progressive figure.
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Constanten
Atlanians
Betpha Harwood Arrowood
The Song of the Camp Bayard Taylor Poem
A wartime poem recounts soldiers in trench and bombardment singing Annie Laurie as shells fall. The verses honor a fallen singer and frontline bravery, naming sorrow, valor, and the toll of battle in a somber tribute to those who fought and died.
My Wife. Frmsest Neal poem tribute in archaic voice
A personal verse to My Wife by Frmest Neal extols enduring love and the many phases of marriage. It blends reverent devotion with imagery of motherhood, faith, and lifelong bond, claiming words fail to capture the depth of affection.
Miles Standish and the blunderbuss legend in colonial lore
A fragmented piece recounts Miles Standish born 1584 in Lancashire, his Mayflower voyage, leading Plymouth defense with a tiny force, and legendary blunderbuss stories. It wryly adds Paragoric and mud as social satire on politics and urban life.
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Miles Standish
Euelishman
Lancashire
Standish
England
Yinlland
Plymouth
Miles Standisha
Jan
Tammany Hall
Wessagusset
Duxbury Mass
Priscilla
Joan Alden
Priscila
John
No Wall Street Swindles Exposed in Oxford Linen Mills Case
Jasper reports Sterling Debenture and Oxford Linen Mills defend fraud charges as trials reveal 2,750,000 spent promoting stock and nearly 3,000,000 prospectuses mailed nationwide. Postage costs reach 280,000 and the piece argues Wall Street myths about stock exchanges fueling bunco schemes with no real basis.
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Wall Street
Jasper
Leslies
Sterling Debenture Corporation
Oxford Linen Mills
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Thia
Bunco
Harris Predicts Victory In Georgia Governor Race Speech in Cedartown
Harris, serving as census director and gubernatorial candidate, travels Georgia promising a vigorous campaign. He vows to visit every county, meet voters face to face, and press for school funding, lower pupil terms, and cheaper books while attacking railroad influence.
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Harris
Atlanta
Cedartown
Rome
Georgia
Hoke
Wno
Sehool
Slatows
Ameneus
Barnesville
Slaton
People of
Harry County News
Sevier
Jakin
The New Broom in China Row Nears Tess
A garbled OCR passage from a Chinese province report hints at reforms and political shifts. Mention of Han hua sector and distant districts implies local governance changes. The text references a reporter and a monetary figure around 14 thousand dollars, though details remain unclear.
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Tess
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