Subscriptions and Rates for The Constitution Newspaper
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United States
Mexico
Atlanta
Jor Holliday
Jr Stat
Constncilon
New York City
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Times Building
Thirty Eighth Street
Twenty Ninth Street
Incul Cartiers
The Mexican Situation Explained and Forecast
The piece argues Huerta faces inevitable end as Carrancistas push north and Villa and Carranza press south. It suggests US intervention would limit to Huerta’s territory, while constitutionalists gain power. a de facto government could emerge and eventually control all Mexico. The author frames intervention as potentially a boon to constitutionalists and the president’s policy.
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Mesaico City
Huerta
United States
Carranza
Villa
Mexico
Huertas
Through sleeping car link urged between Columbia and Atlanta
Columbia SC chamber and businessmen push for through sleeping car service between Columbia and Atlanta via the Southern and Georgia railroads. A 8:30 pm Atlanta departure could permit supper in Atlanta and breakfast in Charleston, with a through sleeper west to Augusta and Columbia. Current arrangements require car changes at Augusta or Spartanburg, offering no true through service.
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Chamber of Commerce
Columbia SC
Columbia
Atlanta
Southern
Georgia
Washington
Columbua
Georgia Railroad
Charleston
Augusta
South Carolina
Spartanburg
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad
Through Sleeping Car Link From Atlanta To Columbia Discussed
Officials of the Southern Railway expect New Orleans and Southwestern business will justify a through sleeping car schedule between Atlanta and Columbia. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce is urged to support the plan, which would benefit Atlanta by connecting with the South Carolina capital. Through sleepers already serve Montgomery Nashville Raleigh and a Tallahassee service is planned. Including Columbia in the between-capital service would require minimal rearrangement and would aid both cities and the railroads.
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Atlanta
Columbia
Southern
New Orleans
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
South Carolina
Vice Versa
Montgomery Nashville
Raleigh
Tallahassee
Columia
Pioneer with a punch boosts Georgia parcel post produce
J O Booton of Marshallyville Georgia is hailed as the pioneer mail order farmer of the state for selling fresh asparagus by parcel post and express. His ads mark a first use of quick transportation and newspaper columns to broaden markets, tapping a steady revenue stream and prompting expectations that more growers will follow.
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J O Booton
Marshallyille
Jug Venture
Hin
Repton
Atlanta
Sbooton
Alabama Senate Seats Heat Up Toll Policy Debate
The Cincinnati Enquirer condemns Democratic efforts to repeal free tolls, noting Alabama elected two senators last week. Underwood delays voting until March, while Frank White will soon vote and backs the president’s tolls repeal. Alabama’s stance supports the tolls policy amid subsidy arguments.
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Missachusetts
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Alabama
Underwood
Aptain
Frank White
Johnston
Lnderwood
Medial Association of Georgia Holds Atlanta Convention
The Medial Association of Georgia meets in Atlanta as health officials nationwide tackle disease and mortality. The piece notes the evolved roles of physicians and sanitarian leaders, their cooperation with public health policy, and Atlanta’s focus on expanding Grady Hospital and strong sanitary laws to improve city health facilities.
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Medual Association of Georgia
Atlanta
Samsarans
Georgia
Dalts
Grady Hospital
McCord outlines plan and operation of the regional bank system
Joseph M Cord vice president of the Third National Bank of Atlanta explains the regional bank concept under the federal reserve act. He details purpose capital setup, management structure, eligibility of loans, member banks, and how reserves move to stabilize trade, agriculture, and industry nationwide. He notes initial capital around 4.9 million dollars and reserve deposits, with government notes to aid crops in stress periods.
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M’cord
Joseph 4. McCord
Third National Bank of
Atlanta
Plain
Lansuare
McCord
House
Segate
Weford
Xau
Federal Reserve Banke of
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
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Tim
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Uia Dasirice
Region Wall
Lieleto
Y Glass
Dietter
Federal Reserve
Washington
Sh Tharman
Mort Tirth
Auanta
Ats Capital
Ts Dup
Washintor
United States
Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
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Alote
Atlanta Exchange
New York
Chicago
St Lome
Boston
Philadelphia
Joseph Amgord
Third National Bank
Song of Tate and Love Verses of Life and Power
A fragmented verse piece blends love, life, and sermons with reflections on faith, patience, and time. It shifts through poetic lines about love forever, light and darkness, and a rural sermon style set beside a Kansas City scene and a village lodge mood. The text then moves to a schoolyard sermon about a baseball game and players choosing positions, ending with a moral note about sharing roles.
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Georgia
Devon
Kansas City
Ted Downtows
Pioneer Mail Order Farmer Seeks Broader Scope in Georgia
A Georgia farmer, calling himself a pioneer in mail order produce, explains to The Constitution his plan to expand beyond peaches and tomatoes to canned vegetables. He recounts years of advertising experience, collaboration with Dr Joseph Jacoby of Atlanta, and ongoing canning trials over three years. The venture aims to deliver fresh country goods nationwide from Marshallville.
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Suitor Constitution
Trease
Georgia
Express
Atlanta
Jacobs Pharma
Gris
Georgia political turbulence stirs 1912 gubernatorial race
Ex governor Braywy endorses Slayton for governor and senior leaders deny reports of a rift with Slaton over the Senate bid. Colonel Paxson reports Brown backs Slaton, denies opposition, and signals support for his U.S. Senate ambitions. Meantime Harris signals candidacy for governor, citing census-director tenure and statewide backing.
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Braywy
Slayton
Senate
F J Paxon
Marietta
Joseph W. Broun
John M Slaton
Bacon
Slaton
Brown
Colonel Paxon
Slaten
Alsg
United States Senate
Paxson
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Marshallville
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