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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1905
Page
11
Atlanta dispatch discusses November 14 government cotton reports and the fear of speculators driving price swings. It notes farmers can hold cotton for higher prices, urges steady supply discipline, and contrasts past dependence on buyers with current leverage. Also includes political commentary on Hoke Smith and Georgia issues.
Be of Good Cheer from The Religion Forum presents Stenton as a philosopher who urges perseverance when obstacles arise. He advocates moving forward, engaging challenges, and maintaining cheerfulness even in tough situations despite unclear phrasing and archaic language.
A Georgia page offers a collage of poems, verses, and quips reflecting gratitude, humor, and rural life. It preserves unique memorial voices, theatrical lines, and humorous ads while weaving regional sentiment, religious nods, and local flavor through snippets about Thanksgiving thoughts and a mule with a mortgage on life.
Georgia electors study Clark Howell's formal governor bid as The Times Enterprise lauds his clear platform defending white primary, opposing disfranchisement, and rail rate reform. Augusta Herald frames Howell Smith clash as core issue, urging calm voter consideration of race and primaries in Georgia.
A Dawson News summary extols Georgia's delegation in Washington led by Representative Griggs of the second district praising his effectiveness and statesmanship. It notes likely re election and reflects broader Georgia political discourse including remarks from the LaGrange Graphic and Milledgeville News about Hoke Smith and Tom Watson.
In letters to the editor of The Fitzgerald Enterprise readers debate monuments to Satan and the influence of church members on local memorials. The correspondence condemns sensational comparisons and targets public figures, including references to Atlanta bars and political figures, amid a broader discussion of religious and moral sentiments.
The court held that town marshals and policemen may not arrest for city ordinance violations without a warrant unless they personally witness a crime. Verbal reports do not authorize arrest and may be resisted. The decision targets arrests in Atlanta and similar cities where warrants are often bypassed.
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