Washington Bureau Address and Constitution Newsstand Sale
The Washington Bureau address is Wo. 1727 Street, NW. Joan Corrigan is staff correspondent in charge. The Constitution is on sale in New York City by 2 p.m. the day after issue at Hobson's Newsstands Broadway and 42nd, Times Building corner, 38th Street and Broadway, and 29th Street and Broadway. The Constitution is not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers, dealers, or agents.
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Street
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Thirty-eighth Street
Twenty-ninth Street
Patric Ailapenna
Cotton Crisis Looms as England Bans Neutral Trade
The piece argues England’s contraband declaration harms American commerce and notes ongoing diplomatic efforts. It discusses the 43 crop moving to market and potential price depressions, urging southern producers to safeguard profits. It highlights Secretary McAdoo’s plan to lend up to 30 million dollars to reserve banks to aid cotton financing, contingent on proper cotton receipts.
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England
Germany
Austria
Principel
Federal Reserve Banks
Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Richmond
Atlanta
Dallas
Cotton policy and international law clash over prices
The article discusses Blt advances at six cents per pound and a five percent interest rate, noting federal reserve banks could offer six percent through cheaper funds. It highlights cotton producers increasing production, able to hold crops longer due to improved finances, yet stresses England’s violations of international agreements and the need for vigorous enforcement to uphold international law.
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Facer Tate
McAdoo Pointe
Federal Reserve Bank
England
The First Financial Power
Article argues United States monetary supremacy is growing from World War I. It notes the pound sterling depreciation while the American dollar stays 100 cents worldwide, predicting the dollar will supplant the pound as the global standard for South America and beyond. It urges business support to maintain this financial leadership.
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United States
England
Cominon
South America
London
New York
Patriots all Mrs Pankhurst mobilizes women for Britain's war effort
The militant suffragette leader rallies women to work in ammunition factories across England while arming patriotic service against the enemy. Across France anarchists enlist, Gustave Herve writes from the trenches of a wish for an end to war, and readers glimpse hopes for a world united by liberty. A note on Colonel Watterson and Joseph’s 85th birthday appears amid images of progress, including a farmer driving past a bank. Germany’s siege guns may reduce medal melting after recent captures.
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Pankhurst
Great Britain
Jeader
England
France
Providente Journal
Gustave Herve
Georgia Verse and Prose Fragments From the Settlement
A collage of poems and prose pieces from Georgia writers and the Settlement era including Liberty’s light, harvest songs, weather and wind images, and reflections on prosperity and faith. It weaves verses about war, land, and home with humorous quips on politics, industry, and daily life.
Georgia State Tax Rate Fix May Bring Small Increase
Governor Harris, sick but improving, will take the tax rate issue to Comptroller General W A Wright. Floyd and Chatham counties show large gains, offsetting earlier declines. overall the state shortage is cut to about 2.776 million. Other counties await data. no large decreases expected. Railroads and mills push for milling-in-transit grain rates. decision pending. Macon light rates rejected. Charles S Arnow named state fish and game commissioner. Price reports Georgia crop outlook optimistic despite a 30% drop in cotton. rains improved quality. grain and forage favorable.
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W. A Wright
Floyd
Chatham
Dawson
Jeff Davis
Coffee and
Pickens
State Railroad Commission
Moore & Co
Savannah
Georgia, Chamber of Commerce
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Arnow
Netl Harris
Charles S Arnow
Camden County
Charles Davin
Price
James D Price
Statehouse
Atlanta
Northwestern University Story by George Fitch
Northwestern University in Evanston was founded in 1886 by Methodists and remains closely tied to the church. The piece notes its large endowment, vast library, and campuses, plus strong schools in law medicine and dentistry, a divinity school, and a coast guard crew. It highlights Frances E Willard as a famed alumna with a dormitory and skyscraper named after her.
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Evanston
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Northwestern
Civilization
Take Michigan
James A Patten
Will America Embrace a New War Era and Law
Milledgeville Ga August 23 James L Sibley argues for accepting a new international order amid submarine warfare not bound by the old law of the high seas. He urges collaboration with Germany on insured neutral ships to prevent further U.S. losses and to set lasting precedents for wartime conduct.
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Nationa
Neutrails
Red Cross
James L Sibley
Wants Proof of Service for Civil War Pension
J A Tucker a Civil War veteran seeks proof for a pension. He lists a May 1866 enlistment in Company Guard Ga Reserves at Macon Georgia and service at Andersonville and Lawton near Augusta. He recalls names of comrades and asks communications to H P Jerry or H B Tucker Pelham Georgia or attorney Dan McLeod Jr Apalachicola Florida.
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Register
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Tain Amon
Dalby Aia Oe Oeers
Etonel Moorea Regiment
H .P Serry
H B. Tucker
Pelham
Dan McLeod, Jr
Apalachicola
Fila
Editorial letters critique muffler noise and police blame
A reader argues against blaming police for exhaust and speeding nuisances. The letter claims many speeding cases are dismissed and urges practical abatement of the nuisance without faulting law enforcement, signing MES BV Daniels.
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Golltor
Constitution
Cara
Mes BV Daniels
Municipal Golf Links Begun at Moseley Park
Work started on the proposed Moseley Park municipal golf course after weeks of prep. A new lake dam concrete work, stump removal by dynamite, and ground fertilizer for grain mark the project led by landscape architect Robert H Cridland of the Southeastern Pair association.
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Atlanta Official Praises City Parks Tour of Pubs Marked by Enthusiasm
Jefferies of the government commerce department toured Atlanta city departments yesterday with Park Manager Cochran. He praised the parks saying he was pleased with New York influence and new projects. He visited Giant Park cyclorama, calling it the greatest work of its kind and said he has been more entertained in Atlanta than anywhere else.
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Atlanta
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Tenth Ward
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Annie Laurie
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Cochran
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Ann
Laurie
Soverauoni
Jefferies
Government Department
Commerce
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New York
Jefferies Alag
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason harvests and hard lives
A satirical verse chronicles harvest toil and waning wages as workers haul wheat and stack shocks while dreaming of ease. It notes workers drifting from alley to street seeking drink and money, and farmers seeking help as laborers spend their earnings on booze.
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