The Constitution on Sale in New York City
Washington Bureau notes the Constitution will be on sale in New York City by 4pm the day after issue. It lists Hotaling's Newsstands at Broadway and Forty-second Street, Thirty-eighth Street and Dreoedwey, and Twenty-ninth Street and Broadway as retailers. The paper disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Washington
Nedidi
M. W
John Corrigan, Jr
Star
Constitution
New York City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Dreoedwey
Twenty-ninth Street
Gediera
Free sea first in dispute over neutral trade rights
The essay urges the United States to insist on a free sea for neutral and non contraband commerce, warning arbitration could be unfair if England detains cargoes during settlement. It argues Wilson will press for justice, condemns Orders in Council, and notes the danger to cotton and trade if neutral ports are closed while arbitration proceeds.
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England
United States
Washington
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
Millona
Harvest of the South Cotton Crop Requires Quick Unblocking
The passage argues for immediate removal of obstructions to a free cotton market as the harvest nears in thirty days. It asserts arbitration as a principle but says material damage would occur before any court decision. It praises President Wilson for handling the issue with England to avoid a deliberately unfriendly act.
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Wilson
England
Endowments Tax Exemption Bill Faces Reconsideration
The Georgia legislature debates a constitutional amendment to exempt denominational college and university endowments from taxation. The Senate passed it. the House failed by four votes at 122 to 126. Leaders urge reconsideration this session to keep it on the calendar for 1916 and eventual statewide vote in November.
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Georgia
Senate
House
The Free Movies in Atlanta Public Health Drive
The Anti-Tuberculosis Society of Atlanta promotes free moving picture shows in outlying Atlanta districts to educate on disease prevention. Local physicians interpret films and urge rational living to curb tuberculosis, stressing recreation and public health value for women and children unable to visit central city venues.
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Atlanta
Georgia Philosopher and Paradise Satire Echoes in Press
The Carroll Free Press quotes Georgia weekly editors seeing Paradise in a south Georgia scene. A razor-back rooter rests in shade while a man stands by a stack of watermelons tossing them to a long-nosed reader, creating a rustic, comic image.
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God's Heaven
Paradise
Carroll Free Press
South Georgia
Weathered Verses and Frank Faith in One Page
A collage of humorous poems and quotes intermingled with brief notes on religion and local life. It includes poems about heat and nature, reflections on faith, a Civil War mention, and a song about money, all framed as light literary pieces in a small town newspaper style.
Bills listed as passed and introduced in Georgia legislature
A Senate and House action summary lists numerous bills introduced or passed yesterday across Georgia. Proposals cover fish and shellfish propagation, university branch in Crawfordville, campaign expense limits, county and city charter changes, new depositories, road and tax reforms, and abolitions of certain county offices. The document notes specific counties, towns, boards, and municipal charters affected, plus related procedural provisions and a contemporaneous note from E t Moon defending a uniform school book bill amid opposition.
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Billa
Senate
Akin
Georgia
Messrs
Holden and Hornside
University of Georgia At
Crawfordaville
Alexander H. Stephens Institute
Boykin
Atate
Carrollton
Agricultural and Industrial College
Fourth
Carroll County
Ben Hil
Sumter County
Spalding County
Screven County
Hiltonia
Reynolds
Walkers County
Tifton
Atlanta
Cathoun County
Newton County
Vidalla
Board of Commissioners of ‘Roads and Revenues
Dade County
Houston County
Hart County
Nashville
Cobb County
Smyrna
Fitzgerald
Washington County
Macon
Board of Commissioners of Revenues
Pulaski Conty
Polk County
Midville
Bidville
Pike County
Heune Hills
Savannah
Sandersville
Decatur County
Charing
Taylor County
Bartow County
Bos- On
Lumplan County
Harry
Bille
Mineral Bluff
Fannin County
Dalton City
White County
Laurens County
Ware County
City of
Martin
Stephens County
Blue Ridge
Americas Board ‘Education
Haralson County
Wayne County
Barry County
Faystte
Meriwether County
Galary
Decatur
Bryan County
Board of Education
City of Louisville
Rabun
Orland
Blakely
Waycross
Whitfield Cornty
Crawford
Pierce County
Evana County
Oglethorpe
Putnam County
Doeran
Colquitt County
Hatonton Academy
McDuffie County
West Point
St Te & I
Georgina
E T. Moon
Not Growing Old A Personal Look at Age and Motion
A humorous meditation on aging by a writer who refuses to consider himself an old man. He surveys attitudes toward age, emphasizes staying mentally and physically active, and recalls peers and notable figures across generations while asserting a lively, forward-moving approach to life.
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Atlanta
Er Lawshe
Masonic Temple
Tennessee
Bishop Beckwith
Wiabama
Senator Burton
Ohio
Bonapaste
Stuyvesant Flair
Tom Ryan
Perry Lermont
David Starr Jordan
Leland
Stanford University
Rugat
Cham
Clark
Lodge Oscar
Straus
Seth Low
Schuman
Cornell
Lord Witchener
Thomas Linton Justiee Day
Supreme Court
Lay Sia Ty-Shx
Lamar
Thomas A Wutson
Mar~th
Tilman
Buffalo Bill
Admiral Sigsbee
Metah Thic Tie Guls
White
la Reot Se
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Mexico
Bungayee Tri-Weekly
Se Ry Carrier
Allenta
AllMota
Holliday
Sis
Free Sea
Angela
Satan
THE
Abs
Folger McKingey
Balmore Sun
George Bailey
Oreee
Searcy Newa
Iowa
Jesse Daniel Boone
Carolina Mountaineer
Brother Williams
Fort Gaines
Wilke County
Cordele
Wilkes County
British Isles
Calais
Dover
Henry L. Whitney
Aline Waite
Chicago
Mr. Whitney
Aline
J. A. Peters
Big Hiram
Wil
Czar
Bulgars
James Montgomery Flagg
America
Charley Chaplin
Charley
Chaplin
Times
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