Constitution advertising and distribution details in Atlanta chapter
Daily and Sunday editions offered by carrier with varying rates for Atlanta and outside. Advertising manager 2% KO Holliday based in Constitution Building. Washington Bureau at 1727 ½ Street No. NY. John Corrigan staff correspondent. Constitution on sale in NY by 2 pm. Hotaling's Newsstands listed. disclaimer on advance payments to out-of-town dealers.
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Atlanta
KO Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
Street
John Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Party-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth
Twenty-ninth Street
Charter revision debate risks denying Atlanta voters a say
The Atlanta charter revision committee faces criticism for not inviting organized citizen groups and for potentially denying voters the right to decide on charter form. Supporters insist the committee’s duty is to present a clear yes or no to giving the people a vote, while opponents warn against overstepping by forming committees or shaping outcomes. The piece stresses the public’s right to choose between continued representative government and a commission model, urging straightforward action at forthcoming meetings.
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Atlanta
Woodward
Charter Revision Committee
People of
Revision Committees
Atlanta Voters Rights Question To Be Ballot
A discussion stresses that no committee member or councilman can deny Atlanta voters the chance to speak on the ballot issue. The speaker urges honoring the voters right to express opinion.
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Council
Atlanta
The Barbarian Voice on War and Christian Love
A barbarians-eye critique of Christian civilization questions why war persists when love and mercy clash with state violence. The Easter message is framed as healing light amid a world of hunger, wreckage, and rumors of future conflict, urging hope and faith as the wounded world seeks comfort.
Ford 70 Be Reckoned With Delegation Sparked by Ford
Michigan Republicans awarded Henry Ford a delegation to the Chicago presidential nominating convention, seen as a flattering tribute. Nebraska seeks a similar show of support, and Ford talk grows audible in other states as the political scene shifts.
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Henry Ford
Michigan
Chicago
Nebraska
Ford
Ford's Role Looms in Republican Presidential Picture
The piece argues Henry Ford complicates the 1920 GOP race as Michigan delegates head to Chicago uninstructed, possibly aiding Ford’s influence. It notes Wilson and the Democrats gain if Republicans desert American rights, while contention grows over Hughes as a potential nominee and the danger of “closed-door” deals shaping the ticket.
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Henry Ford
Europe
Santo
Michigan
Norns
Nebraska
New York Times
Middle West
Wilson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Chicago
Charles E. Hughes
United States Supreme Court
Waiting Daylight Proposes Early Rising For Summer
The St. Paul Pioneer Press urges Americans to adopt an early rising schedule during May through September to utilize extended daylight. By starting before sunrise, one hour earlier, people can gain more time for work and recreation, aligning with the old proverb make hay while the sun shines and promoting health and profit.
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Europe
St. Paul
Sol
Fairhaven Infirmary Opens As Morris Brown Adjunct
An article lauds Fairhaven Infirmary to be opened as a hospital adjunct to Morris Brown University, aimed at training colored nurses, improving health and sanitary practices, and protecting both black and white communities from contagion and disease. The piece argues for white support to advance this humanitarian and public health goal.
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Fairhaven Infirmary
Morris Brown University
Atlanta
Song of Resurrection Carried Through War's Shadow
A poem-length meditation recalls Easter music rising over battlefields and graves. It cites scenes of peace, faith, and hope, invoking Rock of Ages and He is risen as solace for the bereaved and world-weary, underscoring redemption through the Easter message.
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Earth
Railroads of Georgia Defend Intrastate Rate Proposal
An Atlanta influenced dispute over Georgia intrastate rate revisions unfolds as railroads respond to The Constitution's criticisms. The reply asserts the core principle favors non-discriminatory pricing, disputes specific rate misstatements, and confirms proposed 43 cents per hundred pounds for Moultrie Atlanta meat shipments, aligning with interstate parallels.
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Georgia
Railroad Commission
Thiae
Georgia Railroad Commission
Harry T Moore
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Moultrie Ga
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Railroads of
Moultrie
Moore
Nashville
Savannah
Chattanooga
Van
Castranoogga
Cornelia
Labersaham County
Thomasville
New York
Omasville
New York City
Missouri
Memphis
Métrphia
Cornella
Bainbridge
Rochester
N. Y
Ing
Railroads defend proposed Georgia rate changes in 1918 petition
Georgia rail carriers push a revised intrastate rate structure claiming reductions and harmonization with interstate tariffs. They dispute misstatements about apples from Cornelia to Bainbridge and outline the plan to apply mileage scales, with uniform adjustments across commodities, aiming to boost Georgia trade and industry.
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Rochester
Bainbridge
Cornelia
New York
Moore
Railroad Commission
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Richmond
Virginia
Thomasvie
New York City
Thomasville
New York State
Moultrie
Atlanta
Georgia
Savannah
Brunswick
Petits
South Georgia
Nice
Iacade
Georgia Railroad Commission
Georga Shippers
New England
South
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway Company
Lamb
Atlantic Coast Line
Central OF Georgia Railway
The Man Who Had the Toastmaster Habit
The toastmaster at dinner narrates a family anecdote about a boy named Willie and a humorous exchange. He recalls a spanking by Dr Seakum and introduces the child who has grown in voice and presence. Willie asks for more steak but is denied a potato instead.
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Shakespeare
William Shakespeare
Atlanta
Armand Carroll
Atlanta Center Drama League of America
Stratford Town
Immortal Bard
New York Times
Papa
Willie
Seakum
Pepe
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Galilee
God
Harth
W A Winburn
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Company
JB Munson
Scaboard Air Line Railway Company
Charles R Capps
Southern Railway Company
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