Constitution Publishing Co and Atlanta Ad Rates Notice
An old advertising notice from The Constitution Publishing Co details postal rates for domestic and international mail, mentions daily and weekly editions, and notes offices in Atlanta and New York. It includes subscription options, contact methods, and a cartoonish political aside about Taft and congressional peace.
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Prosperity and the Railroads in Southern Policy
A Chicago Record Herald interview with Southern Railway President W. W. Finlay urges unity among agricultural industrial and transportation interests to restore credit for railways and revive prosperity. He supports railroads divorcing from politics while accepting public service demands and court access to defend constitutional rights. He notes the political climate and the need to avoid barriers to railroad credit and improvement.
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Hughes for Vice President Looks Like a Taft-Hughes Ticket
Governors Hughes praised as presidential timber for the vice presidency with Taft. editors foresee Taft as the presidential nominee and Hughes as a strong running mate. The piece argues Hughes’ broad leadership fits the role and calls the pairing a safe Chicago forecast for Republicans.
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Huptles Keynote to Youths in Development
A Southern education thrust spreads intelligence and opportunity abroad. A Manufacturers' Record quote praises Southern states as ready to attract capital through targeted publicity. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce is urged to lead a prudent, comprehensive campaign to showcase Southern advantages to investors and money interests.
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Letters from the People News of Columbus Holmes Wanted
A reader from Goodwater Alabama seeks information about an uncle who served as a Confederate soldier in Cherokee County. The letter asks locals who know him to respond, stating it would greatly oblige the writer. The missive is published under the editor Constitution column.
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Plucky Mary Simpson Captures Sneak Thief in Home
Miss Mary E. Simpson of 18 Wilmae street held a Negro thief, Jenya Baker, until police arrived after he entered her home and stole two gold bracelets. The thief claimed bracelets were found on the street. Recorder Broyles set a $300 bond for trespass, praising Simpson's brave action. The incident follows reports of a man wanted for robberies at East Cain Street and 77 Try Street.
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Mister April Praise and Weather Rhythms From Lee County
A collage of verse and prose includes affectionate tributes to Mister April and seasonal reflections from Lee County readers. The piece mixes dialect poems, editor notes on local crime satire, and quips about weather, gardens, and travel in Florida, Cuba, and Georgia, hinting at a small town press culture.
Miss Kate Barnard Oklahoma Official Tells of Reform Drive
Miss Barnard, Oklahoma state charity commissioner, reflects on her career and reforms. She recounts organizing charity work, studying institutions in Oklahoma City, Chicago, and St Louis, and describes support from editors, Jane Addams, and national figures. She highlights a 21-member board and a bipartisan labor push with 120,000 workers backing reforms including child labor and compulsory education.
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Gossip at the Capitol and Rewards in Alabama
Friends of Hon. Joe Hill Hall of Fibb note he has recovered from a six week rheumatic illness and will attend the legislature. Governor Smith offers 150 for the unknown killer of Mrs. Cora Henderson and 100 for Allen Turner Jr. sought for murder. Prison commission reports quarterly returns to Comptroller Wright totaling 95 167.92 with a note that contractors must pay the state within ten days.
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Calhoun County
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Two Safe Cracking Incidents in Macon Reported
In Macon two minor burglary cases emerged this morning. A safe at J B Edwards World Yard office was cracked but failed to reach the vault. the intruder fled before completing the job. At Stevan Wright’s drug store police found broken boxes of Salvation Army and Georgia Industrial Home funds damaged, with thieves getting little cash. The Reichstag meanwhile passed a second reading on a government associations bill.
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Court Grants Injunction in Will Contest On Luckie Street
Judes Pendiaton granted an injunction to Laura Flanders and Mrs Manole Alten executors of Mary Phillips estate restraining W. Calhoun from building a wiwer on Luckie street. Plaintiffs represented by EM Mitehstt and GF Mitehstt. defendant by Alex C King. Receivers of Neal Bank Central Trust and Corpora ion authorized to sell property on Charles avenue to W. T. Murphy for 700 to fund defunct mediation. Will of Captain W H Heatherton probated in solemn form. Melina I Bratherton named executrix.
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Pendleton
Charles Avenue
W. T. Murphy
W. H Heatherton
Melina I Brathertom
New Mayor Assumes Control of Rome Affairs
Rome Ga April 6 Special The new city administration led by Mayor T W Lipavomb took offices tonight Retiring Council thanked Mayor Maddox for his service Judge Maddox gave an appropriate address After swearing in new mayor and councilmen an election of city officers for the next two years chose Cantret tax receiver Teese city attorney Nunnally city physician Wathermcord Boullock treasurer Rees Bank president Jeffersonian Waparurt and other routine business followed with a banquet at the Hall of Rainbow Fire Company The council adjourned to meet again next Monday night
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Supporters rally for Donehoo in courthouse gathering
Enthusiastic supporters of Paul Donehoo met in the courthouse basement to plan his coroner campaign. Pat Quinn chaired the meeting as ex councilman Joan Harwell and others spoke and a committee was formed to confer with the candidate on campaign support and outreach.
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