Constitution Publishing Co and Subsciber Notices
Notices to subscribers outline daily and tri weekly rates for The Constitution outside Atlanta. Carriers and agents listed. Quips and ad copy reflect period humor and provocative quotes, with a note on distribution and the New York bureau details.
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Cale
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Trail of the Federal Serpent of Personal Vengeance
A critical explainer argues government probes target critics like Herbert Myrick, publisher of large circulation magazines. It alleges post office and justice department abuses to ruin dissenters, citing Myrick and The Constitution as examples of political reprisals and bureaucratic overreach.
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Atlanta Leads South to Enduring Peace Pact
Atlanta backs a British American permanent peace pact with a mass meeting May 28 at the Auditorium Armory. The effort, urged by The Constitution, seeks Southern unity to push arbitration and disarmament, arguing the pact could release billions for global development and uplift.
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England
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Potomac
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Georgia State Chamber of Commerce plans Barnesville meeting
A call for a statewide gathering of trade bodies at Barnesville on July 19 20 aims to organize a Georgia State Chamber to develop the state's industry. The Barnesville group urges cooperation from all Georgia trade organizations to pool efforts for regional growth.
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Georgia
Barnesville
Georgia beef industry shown on Comer model farm
The Constitution highlights E. T. Comer’s millhaven farm in Screven county as a model for breeding and raising beef cattle. Four carloads of prime steers sold to White Provision Company head toward Atlanta packing. Comer’s methods, using Texas sires and brood stock, promise homegrown profits, higher land values, and reduced reliance on distant markets, signaling a future Georgia trend.
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Atlanta
Lessen Crime in Atlanta Through Scientific Methods
City police join a modern efficiency drive to reduce arrests by applying scientific crime study. Atlanta records about 17 000 annual arrests, a figure out of proportion to the city’s serious offenses. The plan urges discouraging first and juvenile arrests for trivial mischief to curb stigma and deter youth from professional crime.
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Atlanta
Study of Crime Causes Proposed for Atlanta
Offenders should be diverted from reformatory methods to public works or jail only as needed for safety. A program favors fewer arrests and a diagnostic study of each crime to assess causes, personality, and family impact, a method proven valuable in other cities. The idea, urged by Associated Charities, calls for a city census of crime factors.
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Atlanta
Associated Charities
Council
World peace rests with America and Britain
Sir Joseph Ward premier of New Zealand, in New York, says world peace rests with Great Britain and the United States. He travels to London for the imperial conference and coronation, endorses Anglo-Saxon cooperation and an arbitration treaty as crucial to Empire unity and global harmony.
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Georgia towns reel from wildcats raids and odd feats
News from Cordele Waycross Boston Valdosta and Athens report a mix of strange incidents. Bay Point residents rally to exterminate wildcats threatening poultry and swine. a four person auto chase ends without harm. a boy dodges a deep well fall and escapes uninjured. Savannah prepares a bill to ban riding children on handlebars after a fatal accident. Oklahoma Indians head to Florida Everglades. a Waycross farmer reports fence posts sprouting. Athens reports a young footpad arrested after robbing a baker’s courier.
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Cools County
E . Johnson
George
Bay Point
Georgia and national politics echo in constitutional debates
The piece cites multiple papers from Texas, Tennessee, and Illinois discussing Georgia’s impending Senate race, Lorimer’s scalp, and the value of a sane congress versus a favorable Fourth of July. It notes Georgia will elect a U.S. senator to replace the deceased Senator Clay and critiques national sentiment.
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