Constitution on sale in New York and business legislation note
The Constitution is on sale in New York City at multiple locations near Times Building and Broadway. The piece discusses how legislative measures shape business conditions, urging Georgia manufacturers to unite to influence public policy and protect workers and the economy from harmful laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hotsling
Broadway
Forty-second’ Street
Times ‘Building
Twenty-ninth Street
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
W. W. Herne
Georgia
End to Deleterious Business Legislation Foresaw
The remark notes that hesitation in enacting harmful laws would persist and forecasts a future ending of deleterious business legislation. The discussion emphasizes consequences and the longer term impact of legislative restraint on harmful rules.
Insurance Against War and National Defense Debate
The article discusses public demand for a stronger national defense as European war impacts the United States. It argues for a balanced program including a modern navy and submarines, warns against overextension, and emphasizes preparedness without provoking crisis. It notes isolation, peace tendencies, and constitutional support for defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Garrison
Danfala
War and Navy Departments
United States
Bluesy Verse Fragments From The Memphis Era
A collage of verse and prose notes the blues of a teller and the human light of neighbor love. It includes lines on sun, blossoms, rivers, and the comfort of a smile, plus quotes from The Memphis Commercial Appeal about appetite, love thy neighbor, and a Civil War reunion tale of James Higgin and Willam Thurston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Manufacturers Seek Legislature Voices Georgia Boardroom Influence
A letter from WM. W. Horne of Atlanta dated July 31 argues the Georgia Manufacturers' Association keeps business interests informed on proposed laws through legislative bulletins. It contends the group shapes views, moderates radical legislation, and ensures industrial safeguards, inviting further editorial expression on the association's aims and methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placca
Buelees
Atata
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
WM. W. Horne
Resolution on Lost Bills an Extraordinary Incident
Martin V Calvin of Waycross Georgia reports a landmark Senate episode on the loss of two bills, 7 and 38, amid rules committee scrutiny and an oath by members. He urges expunging the related resolutions and journal entries to clear the record and restore parliamentary propriety.
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Senate
Committee On Rules
Lumpkin
Supreme Court
Senate Chamber
Georgia
National Congress
General Assembly
House
Georgis Senate
Billie
Dobbs
Walker
Menate
Journal of the Senate
Martin V
Calvin
Woman Suffrage in Old Georgia and the 1868 Shift
A historical look argues that early Georgia constitutions allowed voting for all male citizens and that women were barred by later amendments and state practices. The piece traces shifts from 1789 to 1877, noting broad national changes after the 15th and 14th amendments and predicting federal action ending sex-based voting discrimination.
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Georgia
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Andrew Johnson
Mends
Atlanta
United States
Empire State of
The Old Earth and the Star Song of Time
A lyrical fragment laments the music of earth and stars, praising the eternal earth song as creation’s chant. It contrasts legendary star pictures with human toil, then shifts to a sharp aside about lawyers, doctors, and editors listening to troubles before urging movement toward light and dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Earth
Landrum Delivers Patient Sermon At First Baptist
Dr William Warren Landrum preached to a large congregation at the First Baptist Church during Dr C W Daniel’s vacation. He urged patience as a virtue in a restless era, contrasting fast living with God’s slower, purposeful work in nature and history.
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Landrum
First Baptist
William Warren Landrum
First Baptist Church
C. W. Daniel
Lowlaville
Washington
Cologne
Forktown
Saxony
Honnymede
Cromwell
Endowment Tax Exemption Urged by Atlanta Medical College
Edmund W. Martin argues that denying a constitutional amendment to exempt college endowments from taxation would harm Georgia's educational progress. He cites Georgia’s illiteracy, the Atlanta Medical College’s impact, and the expected economic and educational benefits from endowments untaxed, urging submission of the question to voters.
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General Assembly
Georgia
Florida
Gearpi
Vuin
Commonwealth
Allamte Medici
Coltere
Atlanta Medicn’ College
America
Atlanta Medical College
Lamge
Thia
Educational Advancement of
Ndmund W. Martin
Board of Trustees of
Atlanta
Honesty in Advertising Praised by National Committee
A letter from Merle Lidener, chairman of the National Vigilance Committee of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, commends The Constitution for its July editorial on honesty in advertising. He notes growing support among publishers to expose and crush misleading ads and urges updates on a pending state bill requiring truthful advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Times
Merle Lidener
National Vigilance Committee
Alessociated Advertising Clubs of the World
Indianapolis
Bernhardt's Wish Inspires Paris Art Friends
Madame Sarah Bernhardt, recently amputated, is said cured and able to walk thanks to surgery and mechanics. She smiles at her articulated leg and hopes Edmand Rostand writes a poem while Clairin creates a drawing celebrating her. Rostand and Malrin have been informed and are expected to respond promptly.
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Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Axa
Edmand Rostand
Clairin
Rostand
Malrin
No clear article title from a fragmentary text
Fragmentary religious declaration quoting long centuries of struggle and duty. It asserts present generation duty, three times of work waiting and reaping, and confidence in final divine outcome through Jesus Christ.
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God
Jesus
Father
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Outelas
J. R Holliday
Constitution Building
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Insurance Against
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Laurel
Philadelphia
James Higgin
Willam Thurston
Riggin
Gettyspurg
Thurston
Gettysburg
Thurstan
F. B. Sirman
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Ron
Georgian Manufacturers’ Association
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Heve
Basta
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Old Georgia
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Serphives
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