Subscriptions and notices for The Constitution
The Constitution Publishing Company outlines subscription terms for daily Sunday tri weekly and mixed delivery outside Atlanta, plus six or three month rates. Advertising manager J R Holliday based in Constitution Building oversees territory outside Atlanta. Washington Bureau operates from Hibbs Building and Mr John Corrigan leads staff in New York.
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Fifteenth Street
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Ataft
New York
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Broadway
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Park Row
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W. T. Overany
Ch, Donnelly
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Constitution Publishing Company
National push for popular elections to fill unexpired Senate terms
The House favors a constitutional amendment allowing governors to call special elections for unexpired Senate terms. Georgia faces such a vacancy, while Georgia's Democratic state committee denounces national sentiment as political hypocrisy. The article cites Rep. Tribble and criticizes perceived ring rule and political pledges, noting two Atlanta money-lending firms with 4,000 clients each and proposing the Fidelity Mutual Savings and Trust Company as a compromise.
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Samuel J. Tribble
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Atlanta
Fidelity Mutual Savings and Trust Company
Corn Trail Blazer to Millions in Georgia Show
Georgia’s H G Hastings urges diversification through a Southern Corn Show backed by the chamber of commerce. He argues Georgia imports farm products worth $170,373,000 annually while cotton brings about $100,000,000, urging local production of corn, oats, hay, meat, poultry, and other outputs to boost state wealth and attract immigration.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
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Cotton
Farmora’ Union
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Evicting the loan vampire drives savings fund push
Fidelity Mutual Savings and Trust Company nears half subscription of 50000 capital stock. Committee urges swift uptake highlighting twofold incentive: support a needed philanthropy and a proven investment ensuring dividends. W Woods White cites field for project as example.
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Fidelity Mutual Savings and Trust Company
W. Woods White
Treasonable jingo conspiracy explodes in Washington
The piece condemns sensational claims of a secret Mexico Japan treaty and U S troops mobilization. It attributes the rumor to a planned war drive for naval contracts, urging Congress to investigate and accusing proponents of dangerous propaganda rather than describing a criminal plot.
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United States
Japan
Mexico
Mikado
Taft
Bacon
Georgia
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Missouri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Diaz
Foster
House Committee of Foreign Affairs
Mare’s Nest
Treasury
Congress
Just from Georgia The Record-Keepers
Fragmentary collage quotes and verse pieces about plains life politics and faith gathered from various poems and prose snippets. The text references Georgia writers Houstonia Spectator and generic verses on poverty love and happiness, with rural and farm life imagery.
Fish Prices Fall As Lent Ends In Atlanta Markets
As Lent ends this week fish and other sea foods will drop in price in Atlanta markets. Pompano sells at 5 cents per pound while other items like mackerel trout and scallops show small decreases. Produce lists note cabbage cucumbers radishes tomatoes onions and beans with modest prices across the board.
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Atlanta
Virginia
Florida
California
South's Corn Show would pave way to millions
Georgia needs farm modernization to cut grain imports. The Constitution notes Georgia spent about 170 million on corn oats hay meats and more in 1910 while cotton valued at 150 million. A southern corn show in Atlanta aims to boost per acre yields and raise farm income through better tools seed and rotation.
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Georgia
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South
G. Hastings
Judge Russell Denies Quiet Gubernatorial Campaign
Atlanta judge Richard B. Rugussell releases a statement denying active campaigning for governor. He says ambition exists but duties as judge of the state court of appeals keep him focused on decisions and public service. He notes he would seek support from all Georgians if a candidacy were pursued.
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State Court of Appeals
Russell
Georgia
Court of Appeals
Retens
Tom Hudao
Dick Russell
Jack Slaton
People of
Commonwealth
Georgia Editor Calls for Open US Senate Vote Stand
Citizen editor laments continued division in Georgia while urging a direct popular vote for US senators. He cites nationwide reform, warns against an entrenched committee, and pushes officials to disclose positions before June votes. Local market ad items follow with prices for produce and eggs.
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