1915 June 16 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia
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1915 June 16 Atlanta Constitution 14 Pages Georgia
Author: Atlanta Constitution
Year: 1915
PDF PAGE 1, COLUMN 3 HARDWICK RAPS BRYAN’S COURSE Criticizes Statements But Says Resignation Is Best Thing for Party—Tells of Trip to Hawaii. Returned from a journey to Hawaii, the strategic Military Point of the Pacific so far as North America is involved, United States Senator Thomas W. Hardwick made the Statement last night that the United States, in the face of widespread lamentation against “National Unpreparedness,” had been quietly fortifying the Hawaiian Islands to an extent which make it impossible for invading forces—principally Japanese—to penetrate the Pacific Coast. In the course of his interview, he also took occasion to commend The Constitution ’s recent Editorial upon the resignation and later Statements of William J. Bryan. Denies Frank Interference. He likewise denied the recently published Statements that he had forwarded a letter to Governor John M. Slaton recommending Commutation for Leo M. Frank. He stated as his reason for requesting the denial that he had not expressed himself regarding the Frank Case, and that he wished published refutation of the Report in fairness to himself, the State, and to Governor Slaton. Bryan Too Radical. “Bryan is entirely too rad