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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1914

Page

9

Constitution newspaper subscription rates and distribution info

Atlanta dated notice from 1914 announces postal rates for newspapers in the United States and Mexico, with monthly and weekly price options for daily, Sunday, and triweekly editions. It lists Atlanta office contact, advertising manager, and Washington bureau address, plus distribution details and sales outlets in New York.

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Federal aid for cotton crisis urged in south

The article argues for swift federal intervention to stabilize cotton prices and liquidity. It compares potential support schemes to Brazil’s coffee stabilization, proposes warehouse storage with government currency advances, and urges broad federal backing to protect twenty million people in the cotton belt as European war disrupts demand and exports.

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Mystery over Democratic pick for Georgia DA post deepens

The piece accuses the Georgia delegation of injustice as Senator West names a dozen Democratic candidates for the south Georgia federal district attorney post, all rejected, while a Republican remains two years into a Democratic era. It warns of rising indignation and hints at intra-party tensions.

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Gate City Guard to Represent Atlanta in Baltimore Centennial Parade

The Gate City Guard of Atlanta, famed for attending notable events from Jefferson Davis's funeral to Grant’s, Columbus centennial and Dewey, is invited by Baltimore to represent Atlanta in the Star Spangled Banner centennial celebrations, with preparations to join the military parades.

Atlanta Gate City Guard Jefferson Davis Grant New York Ohio McKinsey Canton Baltimore Gate City

Autumn Gleams and War Notes from Billville

A collage of verse lines and local notes blends seasonal imagery with humorous city observations. It mentions autumn splendor, Joy’s song, porch talk about politics and war, a moonshine anecdote, a sermon-like fable, a river mishap, and a call for civic support for the Guard’s travel to Baltimore.

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Call to Prayer for Peace Across Divided World

In a modern war torn era a plea emerges for a universal day of prayer for peace. Inspired by Mrs. Nelfie Peter Black and others the call urges observing a global moment of reflection to heal humanity and temper the violence that stains lands and lives.

Cain Humanity Earth Galilee Heaven Nelfie Petera Black Bolling Jones Hugh Willet Rneli

Anderson Announces Dates for Governor Campaign Stoplist

Hon Randolph Anderson, candidate for Georgia governor, will speak at Calhoun Dalton LaFayette Ringgold Dallas Rockmart August 7 to 13, with sessions shifting morning and afternoon as the legislature adjourns August 10 11 12 Adjustments keep him from some dates while John W Hennett of Waycross assists at Anderson headquarters in Atlanta.

Anderson Bennett Randolph Anderson Calhoun Dalton LaFayette Ringgold Dallas Rockmart John W. Hennett Waycross Atlanta Hardwick Georgia Washington Heap Senate Slatan iMettle Hobson Alabama Wenrioman John VP Moss Spraic Joe Brown John BP. Roz Macon Joseph M Brownace Glennville Cordelo Valdosta Quirmal Hazlehurst Rome Cedartown Greensboro Harneaville Cliff Walker Kimball House Attornney General Walker

New Bills Introduced in Both Branches of Legislature

The House saw several new measures including support for Marietta waterworks bonds and a sewer tax, Laventa charter amendments, and inclusion of new counties in the 1905 act. In the Senate, bills proposed bond authority for Macletts waterworks and allowing justice courts to hear small personal property claims up to one hundred dollars.

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Retain the services of Capt. Bob Clayton

A letter from V. Krieshaber of Atlanta Georgia praises Captain Bob Clayton for faithful conscientious and honest service to the city. He endorses the editorial commendation and supports the idea of using Clayton as a consulting engineer to guide Atlanta?s future engineering needs. The letter dated August 1914 expresses belief the city should secure his services.

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Bantering Bacon Smith Correspondence Reveals Georgia Politics

Macon Telegraph prints hitherto unpublished letters between Sen. A. O. Bacon and Sen. Hoke Smith. The exchanges publish contentious tactics over southern district appointments, notably United States Marshal Davis, and discuss seniority, party unity, and political influence in Georgia. The piece frames the dispute as a broader fight within the Democratic Party and includes editorials rebutting The Albany Herald.

Macon Macon Telegraph Bacon Hoke Smith Souti Georeta Albany Herald Telegraph Georgia Herald The Smith Joseph Davis United States Tor Senator Smith Atlanta Senator West R. L. Berner Hubert L. Berner Berner Wilson West Washington Senate Mike Smith Titman Senator Bacon Tilman Ne Telegraph Marshal Puvis Mr. Davis Davis Sr. Davia Uoderaland Democratic Party Mie Lony Agemarshal H. McMclIntonk

Red Cross Call Seeks Public Help for Aid Ship

The Atlanta American Red Cross calls for donations to fund a humanitarian ship carrying doctors nurses and hospital supplies to aid allied nations in the war. Contributions may be sent to The American Red Cross Washington D C or to state and local Red Cross treasurers urging a prompt and generous response.

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