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The Constitution ad lists daily and weekly rates for subscribers, delivery details for Atlanta and outside areas, and contact info including The Constitution Building and Washington Bureau. It mixes subscription notices with editorials and humorous commentary on current events.
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Atlanta
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Constitution Building
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Ruling a city like a business in U S senate debate
Senator LaFayette Young argues city government must be run as a business and warns commission rule does not remove politics. He cites Des Moines success and condemns extravagance, nepotism, and inefficiency in many American cities while urging vigilant voters to demand accountable, businesslike administration.
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LaFayette Young
Iowa
United States Senate
Des Moines
Atlanta
Cuy
Young
Rescuing the Hindmost Says Barrett on Rural Unity
President Barrett of the Farmers' Union argues for nationwide cooperation to solve the rural problem. He warns against self reliance and urges urban rural partnership, noting city services show how shared prosperity benefits all, urging ward organization as the germ of national progress.
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United States
Barrett
Farmers’ Union
America
Atlanta
Unitarian Faith Joins Call for YMCA Reform
Hamilton Douglas Jr contends The Constitution and Dr. John E. White, speaking on Sunday, call for broader YMCA policy. He notes Catholics and Jews currently admitted as members but barred from management, urging Unitarians be included on equality with others and that membership be based on character and voice in leadership.
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Hamilton Douglas, Jr
John E. White
Douglas
White
M.C. Ars
YMOC
Dr White
Dr. White
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
William He Taft
Marshals
Story
Eliot
Harvard
Peter Cooper
Cooper Institute
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W. C A. Mbrary
Dorothy Dix
Christian Association
Emerson
Longfellow
Lowell
Holmes
Bryant
Hawthorns
Bancroft
Motley
Prescott
Senate of the
Hamilton Douglas
Atlanta
Disappearing Political Geography in US Presidential Selections
The San Antonio Express argues that regional bias in choosing a national leader may fade as universities and states cross traditional boundaries. Geography becomes sectionalism, yet the field of potential standard bearers widens with time and political realignments.
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San Antonio
Texas
South
Potomac
Ohio
America
New Jersey
Sen
Southern political evolution loosens past constraints
A long analysis argues the South’s attitude is shifting toward tolerance and open expression, ending proscriptions and reshaping national party vitality. It warns that any belief the region can be kept in cold storage ignores the measurable change in southern political engagement and independence.
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Democratic Party
A Day With Your Hand In Mine And Other Verses
A collage of verse fragments from Georgia themed pieces. poems touch romance with fleeting images of spring and flowers, plus rustic quips about life, philosophy and creativity. Contains lines about love, dreams, seasons, and everyday wisdom from local voices.
City Council Sets Baggage Rates in New Ordinance
A special committee reported a fair baggage rate adjustment to the council. The ordinance, read once and laid over, outlines charges by distance with per article additions. Chairman Stoy led hours of discussion before agreement, and copies will be circulated to members.
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Stoy
Militon County Citizen Dies in Mill Machinery Accident
W J Rogers of Milton County Georgia was killed Saturday afternoon when his sleeve caught on a main shaft in a grist mill. He was inspecting machinery when pulled into the shaft and crushed, dying within an hour. Funeral held Sunday with many relatives from Atlanta in attendance. He was a substantial local businessman in Milton County.
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W. J. Rogers
Cee
Milton Counts
Atlanta
J. E. Chandler
Police
Mr. Rogers
Milton County
Confederate Veteran of West Point Seeks Mexican Front
L. M. Harris of West Point, a Confederate veteran, offers to fight in Mexico, stating in a letter to Governor Brown that he served from 1862 to the war's end and remains hale. He declares he can wield a sword or gun and volunteers his services to defend against Mexican fighting.
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Mexico
L. M. Harris
West Point
Brown
Harris
Stations Urged for Public Comfort in Atlanta
The Atlanta chamber of commerce committee urged establishing public comfort stations citywide after noting the lack of accessible facilities. They said Atlanta is almost unique among large cities in lacking such amenities and that visitors encounter embarrassment from closed or unavailable stations. Attendees included Craig Coffey, chairman, with F W Coleman, F W Green, and Walter Cooper.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Craig Coffela
F. W Coleman
F. W. Green
Walter Cooper
Tech Alumni Smoker Promises Large Atlanta Gathering
The Georgia Tech Alumni Association plans a smoker next Friday at the Piedmont hotel convention hall at eight o'clock to promote fellowship among alumni. Committee members Norcross, Rich, and Gregg have sent invitations, and many prominent southern professionals are expected to attend as part of Atlanta's sizable alumni network.
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Georgia Tech Alumni Association
Piedmont Hotel
Tech
PH. Norcross
Rich
R. Gregg
Tesh
Atlanta
South
Burglar Released by Homeowner After Cold Night
A. Wickham Jr of 139 East Harris street says he captured a burglar late Saturday night and released him before police arrival. Wickham states a white man prowling his back yard was held with a friend until the man gave a satisfactory explanation of his actions and identity.
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A. Wickham, Jr
East Harris Street
Rural Carriers urged to rally for organization in Georgia
A Georgia rural carrier federation editorial urges carriers to abandon apathy and meet for business oriented district meetings. It calls for practical plans, leadership accountability, and district gatherings to improve efficiency and cut costs while urging involvement from Congressmen and active participation at the district level.
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Georgia
Protests Against Y M C A Proscription of Unitarians
Editor Constitution cites Roosevelts Reno speech on excluding religious bodies from active Y M C A membership. They express strong disapproval and urge inclusive policies, urging unity over sectarian limits.
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Unitarians
Roosevelt
Reno
Y.M. G A
Lyceum Auto Tour Starts From Atlanta
The first automobile lyceum tour began in Atlanta led by Ralph Bingham of Philadelphia and manager Russell Bridges. Three cars carried the group as they planned two to three entertainments daily, with proceeds to county road improvements.
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Lyceum Tour
Atlanta
Wife Sues for Divorce Tries to End Life with Child
In Chicago on April 17 Mrs Pearl Mc Pherson 235 years old formerly of Mason City Iowa the defendant in a divorce suit attempted gas asphyxiation in a hotel room with her year old daughter She left two letters asking to be buried together after the act She sought reconciliation with her estranged husband before the attempt The little girl crawled to a window and suffered injuries from the incident
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Chicago
Pearl McPherson
Mason City
Iowa
McPherson
Timber land sold in Louisiana transfer to Rice firm
The Rice Institute of Houston Texas yesterday transferred its timber land in Louisiana to the Rice Land and Lumber Company for 4 395 871 65 dollars. The transmitter is a holding company and the transfer is said to be preliminary to conveyance of the property to the American Lumber Company organized by J 31 West and Samuel Park.
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Jake Charles
Rice Institute
Houston
Texas
Rice Land and Lumber Company
American Lunr Company
J. 31. West
Samuel Park
Fidelity Mutual stock drive nears $50,000 goal
Popular subscriptions for stock in Fidelity Mutual Savings and Trust Company surge as W Woods White chairs a committee confident the full $50,000 will be secured this week. Attorney Hollins N Randolph announced the charter is being prepared and a constitution and by laws will be issued under Morris, Garnett & Cotten. The Atlanta company will operate independently of other firms.
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Fidelity Mutual Committee
Fidelity Mutual Savings and Trust Company
Atlanta
W. Woods White
Hollins N. Randolph
Morris, Garnett & Cotten
Norfolkk Law
KarPA Delta Girls Meet in Atlanta Convention
Delegates from Kappa Delta Sorority gather in Atlanta for their annual convention at the Piedmont Hotel. Georgia chapters are represented as two delegates from each of fifteen Kappa Delta Bells chapters attend, with sessions held in secrecy as is customary for sororities and plans for a social event tonight at the Piedmont.
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Kappa Delta Society
Piedmont
Kappa Deita
Utie Misen
Divon Jine Buy Me
Georgia
Acapla
Atlanta
Kappa Bells
Dengart
Poison Mistakenly Taken in New Orleans Tragedy
Miss Fannia Freed aged 13 died after prying open a bottle of carbolic acid in her home in New Orleans on April 17. In a hurried moment she drank the medicine and died despite ambulance surgeons efforts. other family members had just returned from a car ride when the incident occurred.
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New Orleans
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