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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
2
Washington dispatches note Governor Woodrow Wilson drew attention during a West tour as eyes focus on his actions. Roosevelt warns of danger from materialism and paganism while the sugar trust issue surfaces in Attorney General Wickersham's statements. A drought and heat afflict many regions, yet crops still show good prospects.
A fragment notes that changes may not require oil company workers to drive cars or smoke inexpensive cigars, suggesting debates over worker duties and benefits in company policy.
The text critiques protectionist compromises and democratic weakness while noting postal savings expansion and rising cotton acreage. It laments court power over legislation and mocks the idea of letting judges draft laws, warning of despotism versus democracy.
The report says Governor Gilchrist may seek the U S Senate seat against Fletcher. It notes Fletcher’s defense hinges on explaining the Senate’s Lorimer vote and his stance on retaining Lorimer.
The excerpt argues that democracy should be government by the people through representatives. It asserts the Democratic party exists to facilitate peoples’ control, upholding equal rights and opposition to privilege. The text champions a representative democracy and the party’s foundational principles.
The document reprints the recently enacted anti-technicality statute approved by the Governor. It voids reverse or new trials based on jury misdirection or improper evidence rulings unless the court concludes the error caused a miscarriage of justice after full case examination.
The text argues that sealing a letter for one cent benefits nearly every person by saving money for individuals and small businesses, with large firms opposing it. It highlights the parcel post as a major improvement though expresses doubt about opposition from rail and express companies.
A cautious push toward Washington County proceeds slowly but with safety as the guiding principle. Local officials stress careful planning over haste to ensure safe progress on the project.
The article explains the aim of the Boy Scout Movement, denying military aims and weapons while detailing the scout oath and law. It quotes Ernest Seaton on urban growth and rural decline shaping youth, emphasizing self reliance, courtesy, thrift, and loyalty.
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