Subscriptions and notices in The Constitution Atlanta 1912
The page lists subscription options and prices for daily and Sunday delivery in Atlanta and outside areas, with rates by week and month. It notes office locations, advertising managers, and staff correspondents, plus traveling representatives and subscriber notices. It includes satirical commentary on political topics and references to ongoing campaign chatter and opera-related humor.
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Atlante
United States
Mexico
Atlanta
Advan
Aubectioet
Souly Wy
R. Holliday
Constitution Building
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Enyons
Wilson’s tariff stance sparks debate on next nominee
In Atlanta and other cities Governor Wilson’s talk on tariffs is questioned as voters prepare for the election. The piece argues Wilson’s cautious tariff position will cost Democratic chances in key states, urging Oscar Underwood as the party’s logical standard bearer who champions tariff revision.
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America
Wilson
Pennsylvania
Oscar Underwood
Congress
Baltimore
The
United States
Reclaiming the Everglades Opens Five Canal Project
Governor Gilchrist led ceremonies marking the formal opening of the first of five Everglades canals aimed at draining swampland into arable land. Supporters cite Broward’s vision despite earlier opposition and note potential drainage efforts could extend to Georgia’s Okefinokee and require federal aid if Congress acts.
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Florida Everglades
Gilchrist
Great Swamp
Broward
United States
Florida
Everglades
Yong
Georgia
Atlantic
Okefinokee
McCalfie
Congress
National Drainage Congress
New Orleans
Fisherman of Catfish Town and the Whale Tale
A rambling, archaic fable fragment speaks of a bold fisherman and a whale, with scattered lines about life, rain, shoes, and weather. The text blends whimsical allegory and nonsensical phrases, presenting a loosely tied series of images without a clear event or resolution.
Weather doors and weathered lives in a rustic vignette
A fragmentary verse page blends weather refrain, rural humor, and moral musings. It juxtaposes storms and duty with a window into plantation lore, old-time dialect, and brief sketches of characters amid autumn imagery and death’s quiet march.
Theater manager Homer George leaves for summer shows
Homer C. George, Atlanta theater manager for Klaw & Erlanger, departs for Cincinnati and Chicago this afternoon and then heads to New York and Boston for summer contracts. He plans to attend the Abie automobile race meet in Boston and possibly another in Chicago. He spent ten days after the season's end in New Orleans, accepting an invitation from T. C. Gaell of the Crescent theaters.
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Homer C. George
Atlanta
Klaw & Erlanger
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Boston
Mr. George
New Orleans
T. C. Gaell
Tulane
Anig Crescent
Cied
wAchusetts
Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Du Pont Road Builder Leaves Fortune for Roads
Colonel T Coleman du Pont of Delaware wills about 11 million dollars to Delaware for road improvements after leaving 1 million to heirs. Government notes that bringing highways to 20 percent of public roads would cost about 2 billion dollars, with states counties and federal aid to follow. Bond issues grow popular as local and national efforts toward decent highways continue.
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T. Coleman du Pont
Delaware
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Government
Bureau of Roads
America
Lakewood Park Opens Season With Boat Parade and Fireworks
Lakewood Park will formally open for the season next Saturday May land with a grand boat parade at night and fireworks. Julius Billet continues management and promises improved grounds boating watching and fishing activities. About two hundred tenting groups, including several city families, plan camping here for the summer to enjoy bathing boating and the scenery.
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Lakewood
Idkewood Park
Gikewood Park
Julius Billet
Nations that Defy God Must Pay the Penalty
Dr A R Holderby preached at Moore Memorial Church on Sundays sermon The Unsearchable Judgments of God citing Romans ix 33 He warned nations defy God face divine judgment noting America’s Sunday laws drunkenness and crime and urging obedience to divine authority.
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A. R. Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Adam
Sodom
Jesus Christ
United States
G N I Senior Class Plans Atlanta Visit
Milledgeville Ga April 28 One hundred four seniors from the Georgia Normal and Industrial college will travel to Atlanta for a class dinner at the Piedmont hotel Tuesday evening replacing the usual May day events. The party led by President Parks leaves Milledgeville Monday at 7 am by special Central road train, visits Wesleyan and Mercer in Macon, tours Atlanta sites, attends a banquet with 130 guests, then returns Wednesday afternoon after visiting the Governor at the Capitol and local schools.
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Milledgeville, Ga
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Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Atlanta
Fledmont
Milledgeville
Central Road
Macon
Piedmont Hotel
Capitol
Brown
Girla’ High School
Technological School
Mil-ledgeville
Birmingham Woman Seeks Missing Son
Mrs. Duree of Birmingham seeks 12-year-old Mithe Howard who disappeared eight years after being given to her custody following a Birmingham trial. She traveled to Atlanta, enlisted police help, and returned home without the boy. She lived at 619 South Twenty-third Street Birmingham and stayed with Mrs. J. A. Dillard in Atlanta.
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Birmingham
Little Howard Duree
Atlanta
Georgia Railway Company
Military Academy Boys Go Into Camp Tuesday
The Georgia Military Academy boys will enter camp tomorrow, as announced by school authorities. The move sets a new start date for training and drills at the Georgia institution.
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Military Academy
Georgia Military Academy
Campmarrow
Prominent Newton County Finesse Men Favor Underwood
In Covington interview R Z Taylor claims Newton County professionals split heavily for Underwood. Lawyers eight to one, dentists three to none, physicians three to one, preachers two to one, bankers Underwood favored, farmers even, with total county support tilted toward Underwood for the nomination and election over Taft Roosevelt or any other Republican.
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Covington
Newton County
Delares
Newton Wi
Underwood
Wilson
Ngye
Wilkos
Gore
Nderwood
Taft
Roosevelt
Underwood Will Carry Entire Tenth District
Milledgeville Ga April 24 Special Baldwin county will vote May 1 for Underwood by a large margin The Wilson camp fails to sway Baldwin voters and the entire tenth district is expected to back the Alabama Democrat The local sentiment favors Underwood as the southern Democratic leader and presidential nominee choice over Wilson sides who lived in Georgia as youths.
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Milledgeville
Baldwin County
Underwood
Wilson
Baldwin
Alabama
South
New Jersey
Democratic Party
New York Man Says Southern Voters Fail If They Don’t Elect Underwood
W J Kirkland from New York tours the south and says southern voters are their own worst enemy if they do not nominate Oscar Underwood for president. He credits Underwood’s long service and leadership, notes New York’s view of him, and urges Georgians to back Underwood in the Wednesday primary to avoid four to eight years of regret.
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South
United States
W. J. Kirkland
Mr. Kirkland
New York City
Erand Opera
Piedmont Hotel
Oscar W. Underwool
New York State
Underwood
Congress
Democratic Party
Staueman
Sentiment For Underwood Strong Along South Carolina Line
W H Peck, a noted railroad man back from the Palmetto state, reports broad support for Oscar Underwood along the South Carolina line into Georgia. He says sentiment there mirrors Georgia, with Underwood expected to win heavily in the counties bordering Alabama, while Wilson forces claim other areas of the state.
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South
Caroline Ling
Oscar W. Underwood
W. H. Peck
Palmetto State
Wilson
Underwood
Mr. Peck
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Peck
Underwood Club Claims 1615 Members in Bibb County
Macon Ga April 23 Special The Macon Typegraph will print in the morning the names of the members of the largest political club ever organized In Bibb county The list contains 1615 names all members of the Bibb County Underwood club Officials say hundreds more will vote for the Alabamian whose can names are not on the list The Wilson club claim in The Atlanta Journal is disputed with figures varying widely The Underwood club has made no claims here and the call is made for a showdown
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Macon
Bibb County
Underwood Club
Underwood
Wilson Club
Atlanta Journal
Gilbert Supports Oscar W Underwood for Guard Veterans Aid
Sir Gilbert an Atlanta national guard officer endorses Oscar W Underwood citing his militia pay bill aid and general guard support. He praises Underwood as a southern statesman with an excellent record and urges others in the militia to back him.
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Gilbert
National Guard
Atlanta
Underwood
Clarke County Favours Underwood Says H A Nix
Athena professor H A Nix predicts Clarke County will back Underwood and reports strong support across northeast Georgia for the Alabama statesman. He notes growing strength in the region and expects Underwood to win Georgia on Wednesday.
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H. A. Nix
Clarke
Underwood
Athena
Clarke County
Alabama Statesman
Enguab
University of Georgia
Alabama
Georgia
Grand Opera Visitors Hear Atlanta's Splendid Organ
Visitors in Atlanta heard the Audito rium Armory organ during a Sunday concert for out of town guests. Dr. Percy J. Starnes manipulated the keyboards to showcase the instrument’s full capability. The audience rallied to the performance with enthusiastic applause for the majestic organ and echo effects.
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Atlanta
Auditorium Armory
Percy J. Starnes
Maris
Annie Lautie
Dr. Starnes
Avery
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