Constitution Tees Standard Southern Newspaper History Article
The document details the Constitution newspaper's daily and Sunday issues, editor roles, advertising management, subscription rates, and distribution notes. It lists managers and staff, pricing by mail in the US and Mexico, and distribution points including New York city stands. It notes delays and cautions about advance payments to out-of-town carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexica
Atlanta
Suiinta
J. R Holliday
Constitution
Gole
Washington
Btrest
John Corrigan
Star
New York City
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-eighth
Nobody's War and the War Nobody Made
A strong editorial voice condemns World War I as Nobody's war, blaming rulers and clerics while highlighting a continent of crippled victims. It quotes Kaiser and Austria, laments mass casualties among soldiers and civilians, and calls the war an avoidable tragedy that Europe must endure and rebuild from.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Austria
England
Fulton Public Defender Bill Aims For County Office
Fulton county led the push for a state public defender and a bill passed by both houses creates the office to be signed by the governor. The first defender will be named by the governor for Fulton county service, then elected by the people for a four year term. The change seeks to provide competent defense where defendants cannot afford counsel and to reduce burdens on paid attorneys. The solicitor general’s role evolved from protecting the state to prosecuting cases, but grand jury indictments remain a key step in filing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Fulton County
General Assembly
Georgia
Himelf
Public defender urged to ensure fair defense in trials
The author argues for state provision of defense for the accused who cannot afford it. A public defender would resolve funding gaps and clash with the solicitor general only in contested cases. The system should safeguard justice and may prompt wider adoption by other counties.
Farmers as Advertisers Extend Local Product Labeling
The Louisville Time urges farmers to label and advertise their goods with producer identifiers from eggs to apple butter citing cost effective local branding. It notes New England farmers already profit from such labeling and compares it to the old Made in Germany slogan, arguing identification strengthens regional pride and boosts town county and state advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
White Clover
New England
Germany
United States
War of endurance dominates outlook for Europe
A year into the war Premier Asquith frames the conflict as a war of endurance. Germany under von Hindenburg and Mackensen shows staying power, while Russia lacks ammunition. The Allies face a protracted struggle as Italy and France seek decisive breakthroughs and Britain files expectant mobilization, with no rapid success in sight.
Twelve Months More of War Expected in Europe
The text notes England France and Italy are ready with money men and munitions for another year of war and expects Russia to respond. It questions whether another year will yield better results or show thinning lines indicating an early end.
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England
France
Italy
Russia
Georgia Exempts Vessels to Spur New Industry
Senate action following the house grants a ten year tax exemption for Georgia owned vessels engaged exclusively in foreign commerce. The measure aims to attract shipping, cargo operations, and potential shipyards to Georgia ports under state registry and flag, with a future tax question left to the legislature after the period. The editorial praises the move as opening a pathway to broader industrial growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Georgia
Vegiele
American Influence in the Philippines and a Chinese Diplomat Praise
Dr H A Hopewell discusses American educational impact in the Philippines noting about 600000 children in public schools and a shift in Filipino life. Wu Ting Fang tells Filipinos to trust Americans, praising long term guidance and urging cautious steps toward independence. The piece argues American aid is motivated by uplift, citing Cuba as an example of disinterested influence.
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Philippines
H. A. Hopewell
Washington Post
Chidren
Wu Ting Fang
United States
Manila
The
Wall Street Journal
Cuba
America
Travelers' Aid Work Ties National Federation
A Atlanta based Travelers' Aid matron helps travelers especially women and girls guiding to lodging protection and police aid. The work, nonsectarian and nonpolitical, links with YMCA and other agencies, aiming to place dependents unemployed and migrants with suitable institutions and shelters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Famillar
Young Woman's Christian Association
Tg Norant Thmid
Commends Constitution For Fairness in News
Letter from CC Aven MD commends the constitution of the news, lauds unbiased reporting on public issues, and urges education for African Americans to improve public health. He cites Grady hospital bond, Way bill opposition, and the police board hearing as examples, stressing literacy to curb disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Yat Ales
Police Board
CC Aven
Bird Alley Birds Cheer Inmates At Columbus Prison
In Columbus the Bird Alley section houses seventy five canary birds in artistic cages on the hospital building’s second floor. The birds, of every breed and color, greet inmates each morning with warbling songs as the Clyde whistles above the prison.”
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Columbus
Bis Street
Penitentiary
Hospital
Walled City
Clyde
Grave of a son in the war's grim shadowed wake
Poem reflecting a mother's prayer for a fallen son and the king's silence. The speaker laments the cost of war, the grim toll on mothers, and the fate of soldiers, imagining a grave between judgment and battle where the slain stand. It contrasts royal power with divine mercy and uses biblical and royal imagery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minel
Heaven
Hell
Sabera
United States Finances Show Unprecedented Strength
The Holland Letter reviews rapid U S financial gains after Europe war. It notes the federal reserve’s emergence, gold movements, and Britain’s crisis management mirrored by U S authorities. It credits strong trust from world markets and a record shift from old banking to new reserve-led credit mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Willy
Banka of
New York City
New York
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Federal Reserve System
England
American Universities Leland Stanford Jr by George Fitzcr
George Fitzcr details the founding of Stanford University by Leland and Jane Stanford after the death of Leland Stanford Jr. He notes the immense endowment, architectural style, seismic history, large library, and the universitys status as a premier Californian institution with notable athletic and academic ambitions.
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Leland Stanford, Jr
George Fitcr
America Is No Longer a Debtor Nation After War
The article discusses shifts in U.S. credit and debt status, noting midwinter liquidity, emergency currency use, and large foreign dealings. It cites London bankers and indicates a move from owing to a position of standing, with plans for new loans and credits and possible adjustment of European securities. Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
London
United States
Canada
New York City
Holland
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BR Black
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Hng
Nicholas
Poland
Carpathian
von Hindenberg
Mackenst
Joffrey
Jama Dooly
Forcegn
Travelers’ Aid
Sociological Congress
Texas
Sepmion
Detroit
Commissioners of
Department of Young Womans Christian Association
Mia HM Walker
Travelers’ Aid Society
Cane
Mrs Walker
Florida
Travelers Aid
Uttle
National Organization of Travelers’ Aid
Frank L. Stanton
W P G Aarding
Great Britain
Harding
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
Leland Stanford Jr University
Palo Altocaliforma
Lelind Stanford Jr
Stanfords
Leland Stanford In
University
Stanford
Iheanie
Harvard
Harard
Chicago
Agnemena University
Li Vist
Steid
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