Constitution newspaper advertising and distribution details
By Carrier in Atlanta and outside Atlanta the rate is 60 cents per month or 14 cents per week Jon Holliday Advertising Manager for all territory outsides Atlanta at Constitution Building address Washington Bureau No 1727 5 Street NW John Corrigan staff correspondent In New York City Constitution on sale in New York City by 42 pm the day after issue at Hotali ngs Newsstands Broadway and Forty second Street Timea building corner Ninety eighth Street and Broadway and Twenty ninth Street and Broadway The Constitution not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers dealers or agents.
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Let the People Decide on Atlanta Charter Revision
The Dunlap resolution moves to refer the city charter revision to the people of Atlanta. Council will appoint 25 to revise the charter and 25 to draft a commission charter, with both to be submitted for a public vote after discussion. Citizens must vote free of personal politics, choosing between mayor council governance or a commission system used in about 700 U.S. cities. The legislature will provide necessary steps to place the issue on the ballot at the upcoming city primary.
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Crackers Open Season as Pennant Hopefuls in Atlanta
Atlanta businesses back the season opener by closing early or partially to let employees attend the first game. The city expects a large turnout beyond the usual crowd as fans rally behind the Crackers.
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Crackers
Opening baseball game urged for relief and unity
The article invites Atlantans and Georgians to attend the season opener, promising crowd enthusiasm and a chance to forget national worries. It suggests baseball can ease tensions from the European war and Mexican crisis, while stressing the value of peace and friendship through sport.
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Fast colors at risk as dye shortages threaten fall fabrics
The piece notes a nationwide exhaustion of fast colors in dyestuffs, forcing woolen mills and laundries to refuse color guarantees for fall and winter. It cites coal tar imports, domestic production limits, and a delayed congressional response, urging swift action to revive the U S dyestuff industry by 1917.
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Willis E. Ragan Dies, Atlanta Leader and Host
Willis E. Ragan, head of the Ragan Malone company, a key Atlanta business figure and longtime organizer of regional conventions, dies. He led the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, served as director of several financial and commercial institutions, and greatly aided Atlanta’s hospitality and convention efforts. His death is mourned across Georgia and beyond for his character and social influence.
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Willis E. Ragan
Atlanta
A Song of Memory and Verse From 1915 Poetry Samples
A compilation of verse pieces and notes including Georgia Frank Stanton’s memory poem, reflections on New Verse, poet quotes about criticism, musings on life and fate, and humorous regional verses from a 1915 periodical. It captures early 20th century poetic experiments and local humor with multiple named individuals and places referenced.
Unheeded Calls From Morning to Night in Verse
Poem by Louise Threete Hodges from Decatur Georgia reflects on calling to follow duty across the day from dawn to night. The speaker hears a guiding voice at dawn noon and evening, but ultimately duty warns that the day is spent and shadows fall.
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Louise Threete Hodges
Decatur, Ga
Development of Albany Colony Encourages New Georgia Plan
The Southern Settlement and Development organization reports Albany Georgia as a successful colony. Nineteen families from Chicago live on a 3000 acre Johnson tract sub divided into forty acre lots with long term credit, mules and supplies. The group plans to expand to fifty families and bring in more settlers from the Midwest, aided by Albany's Chamber of Commerce and local agents.
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Graduates of Grady School Receive Diplomas
Eleven graduates of the Grady Hospital Training School received diplomas at the Auditorium Armory. Rev A M Hughldtt spoke on the nurse’s role in society as the class entered professional service. Diplomas were presented to Emmie Lou Fox Norman Park Georgia Marcie Ogden Roberts New York Nell Warner Atlanta Mary Edna Jones Palatka Blanch Belie Whittaker Woodruff South Carolina Araminta Virginia Downing Choccolocco Alabama Cecil Park Anderson Soochow China Ema Louise Untrevier Pensacola Florida Marion Imogene Lee Talladega Ada Beatrice Gertrude Clements Number City Georgia Katherine Sarah Silvers Avanta
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New York City
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Atlanta
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Palatka
Blanch Belie Whittaker
Woodruff
Araminta
Virginia Downing
Choccolocco
Ala
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Soochow
China
Ema Louise Untrevier
Pensacola
Fla
Marion Imogene Lee
Talladega
Ada
Beatrice Gertrude Clements
Umber City
Katherine Sarah Silvers
Avanta
Compulsory School Attendant and Illiteracy Board Plan
State Superintendent M L Brittain travels to Macon for the Georgia Educational Association meeting to urge compulsory school attendance and free text books, outline proposed legislation, and back a Georgia illiteracy commission similar to Kentucky. Atlanta educator W F Dykes will discuss military training in schools during the session.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
City Charter Critic Maddox Urges Business Leaders to Act
Maddox, former Atlanta mayor and vice president of the American National Bank, told the Atlanta Association of Credit Men the city charter is antiquated and lacks centralized authority. He urged businessmen to engage in politics to elect responsive officials and pass laws elevating Atlanta, predicting a postwar era of prosperity with cotton prices rising and southern industry growing. The talk, at the Ansley hotel, also pressed increasing association membership and civic involvement to drive municipal progress.
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Feeding peanuts to monkeys ok says J C Cochran
Park Manager J O Cochran stated on Tuesday feeding peanuts to the monkeys at Grant Park zoo is not illegal and urged public clarity. He noted Police Recorder Johnson did not fine barber E Grimm for feeding the monkeys, but fined him for being drunk in the park, correcting erroneous press reports.
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Heart Songs distribution continues two more days
The Constitution notes two days remain for Heart Songs distribution with four hundred popular songs arranged for piano and voice. The coupon offer is highlighted as the book circulates widely, promising a family friendly treasure for years to come.
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Heart Songs
Court of Appeals of Georgia Judgments Affirmed Allen v State
Court of Appeals of Georgia affirms judgments from Forsyth DeKalb DeKalb Jones Carroll Houston Banks Fulton Fulton Floyd etc. arguing for plaintiffs in error and stating the record shows errors claimed by several defendants including Allen, Chewning, Farrar, Yaerris, McKay, Busa, Caudell, Bernolak, Willamon, Jones, Gatlin, Howard & Son, Parks, Alabama Great Southern Railroad, Butler.
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Chewning v. Tucker
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Holmes Johnson
Joseph E. Pottle
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Decatur
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Parks v. Langley
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Eve
J J. Forehand
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Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company
Price
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Maoar Wreedwards Message Drives Atlanta Charter Debate
City hall buzzes over Maoar Wreedwards urging a charter rethink or revision, with the charter revision commission expected to act. Ashley quits VATCHE FAKING to EXTER TOW LAWLOWS FIELD details a council address on stocks and bonds to Luckie street seventh graders.
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Lawlows Field
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Luckie Street
Rehearing in Sunlight Insurance Co v Mitchell
Fulton superior court hosts a rehearing involving plaintiff in error SP New solicitor contra Daniel 4 State with Judge Hicks Dampier, Judge Hill G C G Battle Hewlett Dennis Whitman representing and EA Stephens J W LeCrawco n Rehearing Sunlight Insurance Company v Mitchell from Fulton.
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