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Atlanta Georgian

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1914

Page

4

Existence of Our Valuable Insect Eating Birds Threatened

A historical newspaper column laments Senate battles over the Federal migratory bird law, blaming Kansas City spring shooters led by Senators Reed and Robinson for trying to strike down protections for insect eating birds in the South. The piece urges citizens to defend the law, warns of consequences for farming and food costs, and calls for local and state action to enforce wildlife protection.

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Chesterton on magistrates and suffragette speeches

G. K. Chesterton critiques magistrates who lecture prisoners and argues for respect for courts as engines of justice. He imagines two blunt alternative speeches to Suffragettes and urges punishment or pardon, warning that lecturing guards neither punishment nor reform. The piece criticizes pompous bench rhetoric and favors practical, humane justice.

Juno Law Court Court of Justice Judas Magdalen Velasquez Ating

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