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Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

10

Railroads Face Public Demand to End Grade Crossing Killings

A Georgia State press excerpt argues railroads must fund safety at grade crossings, not the public. It denounces subsidy and political bribery, naming the Pennsylvania Railroad and Standard Oil as corrupt actors, and predicts a political shift toward referendum and recall to curb corporate privilege, promoting an economic republic over aristocratic power.

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John Temple Graves On Free Ship Law Failure

John Temple Graves argues the free ship law will fail by keeping out American built ships and allowing only foreign built ships to enter, presenting a critical view of the policy and its purported consequences.

Repeal the 1912 act on foreign ships and tariffs

John Temple Graves argues the August 24 1912 act should be repealed before the new tariff bill passes. He criticizes the age limit for foreign built vessels admitted to American registry and subsidies as failures, urging the U.S. to build its own merchant fleet and oppose free foreign ships under any tariff.

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Wives and Files by Winifred Black

Advice on coping with a spouse’s fibs and trust issues urging a reader to end suspicion. Emphasizes cutting the metaphorical string tying a wife to distrust, choosing either blanket trust or separation, to regain peace. The piece uses direct, domestic tone and cautions against pathological jealousy.

Quips and Quirks in Politics and Daily Life

A garbled parade of brief opinions and wry observations on topics from a pacified pedestrian amid a car strike to Mrs. Pankhurst’s quick strikes. It notes a fauna naturalist colonel, a snake bite cure query, and Mexico possibly seeking waivers. Senator Penrose mocks Congress via principals.

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