Garrien le Atlanta monthly rate outside Atlanta features
A notice describes Garrien le Atlanta offering sixb venle per month or per week outside Atlanta at Selice hiohth. It lists Washington Bureauts board address and notes staffer Jono Gorman as correspondent. It references Times building in New York City and various Times Square locations for newsstand distribution. The Constitution disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town car dealers or agents.
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Garrien le
Atlanta
Atanta
Selice
Sor Bulliuay Lonstitmnau
Wudtecture
Euleie Auana Due Audress
Washington
Boad
S Strest
N W
Jono Gorman
SPOS
New York City
Broad Way
Broadway & A
Seventh Season of Opera in Atlanta Assured for 1916
Directors of the Atlanta Music Festival association formally authorized Atlanta’s seventh grand opera season for 1916. They note strong local demand, a thriving economy, and past success that boosted Atlanta’s national standing. The piece highlights expectations of a banner year with top singers and dancers, and urges preparation to stage the season.
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Atlanta Music Festival Association
Atlanta
Cotton Exchange
Grand Opera
Boston
Chicago
South
Georgia legislature adjourns over funding for state institutions
The adjourned Georgia legislature defended its total appropriations for state institutions, arguing no dollar could be cut without harming support and operation. Critics alleged receipts and expenditures may differ by about $500,000, but the body maintains the figures and decisions were sound.
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Georgia
Georgia must fund education to sustain state progress
Governor Harriss defends continued support for Georgia's education institutions despite a wide gap between income and expenses. He warns that delaying funding would harm future welfare and insists the state must find the money to uphold these growing youth programs regardless of cost.
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Harria
Georgia
Traffic Relief Plan for Atlanta Traffic Safety
A city committee proposes an ordinance to ease congestion in business districts and curb jaywalking. The plan aims to separate pedestrians at crosswalks, regulate crossing times, and reduce hazards from dense auto and streetcar traffic. Enforcement is urged but kept steady to achieve lasting safety gains.
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Atlanta Center City
Five Points
Jay
Jay Walker
Atlanta
The Banking Habit in Texas Farmers Thrive
A Greenville Banner piece urges thrift as essential for community prosperity. It argues banks should be places to save and invest, not only to borrow, highlighting farmers living at home, diversified farming, and auto mobility as drivers of saving habits and regional prosperity. It contrasts Western Europe with future American thrift progress.
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Texas
Greenville Banner
Sweet Old Story and Peace Plea Amid War Times
A fragmentary verse and prose piece reflect longing for peace during wartime. The text leans on sentimental imagery of storms and sunshine, mentioning political figures and a columnist plea for refraining from belligerence. It includes a poetical exchange about Earth in travail and a hopeful future.
Fragmented Clippings Highlight Holiday Giggles and Rural Wit
Reading through a collage of verse and notes from small town papers, the page mixes practical poetry about crops with light humor. It cites lines on velvet beans peas and hog hay, plus playful remarks and society items from editors in Alabama papers.
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Andalusia
Troy Herald
Greenville
Florala News Democrat
Albany Herald
Atlanta Stores Rich in Christmas Novelties
Atlanta shops showcase a wide array of Christmas novelties from crystal candlesticks to fur scarves and toys. The piece notes tasteful reproductions and fashionable linens, with emphasis on domestic and imported wares, busy crowds, efficient service, and urging early shopping ahead of the December deadline.
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Atlanta
Inma Dooly
Paris
New York
Wilhelm
Mara
Uncle Sams
Dresden
Thera
The Birth of a Nation review by The Observer
The Observer defends Griffiths Birth of a Nation praising its authentic southern depictions of Reconstruction era life. It argues the film presents strong dramatic scenes and aims to explain Ku Klux Klan origins while acknowledging harsh depictions of African Americans and praise for southern resilience and progress.
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Charlotte
Observer
D W. Griffith
Griffith
Thomas Dixon
Aouth
South
United States
Warfe
Thas
Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Ku Klux
Ecenela
Heart of the
President Wilkinson backs Red Cross fund in Atlanta appeal
President Wilkinson of the Chamber of Commerce endorses the Red Cross Fund Appeal and urges public support through Red Cross seals. He lauds ministers and lay leaders joining in Christmas relief efforts, citing English donations and Atlanta Harvest Festival success while calling for unity between clergy and citizens.
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Wilkinson
Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross Fund
Bukey Named Assistant Passenger Traffic Manager for Santa Fe
Bukey rises from chief clerk to assistant general passenger agent at Santa Fe, based in Chicago. A veteran railroad man, he started in accounting with Southern Railway, then Burlington, Missouri Pacific, WOR&T, and Santa Fe, with a career spanning St Louis and Chicago. He hails from northern Virginia and graduated from Central High School in Washington in 1899.
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Western Trade Journal
Bob Bukes
W J Black
Santa Fe
Reid
Chicago
Bukey
Bakey
Southern Railroad
Washington DC
Burlingtons
St Louis
Misaduri Pacific
WOR & ‘T
Ni Bukey
Northern
Virginia
Central High School
Washington
City Hall Gossip and Censors Sign Off on Nation Birth
A scatter of city items dominates this page. Council debates a riddle by George Freeman while the Board of Censors approves The Birth of a Nation for Atlanta. Uncle Ned Andrews and others win free meals at a tax committee meeting as Bill Jones nears a second ward council seat. The claims committee clarifies its role in damages and city liability. City Marshal Fuller jokes about his full name as officials spar over reform funds for stockade preachers and a chain gang injury case.
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Neds
Ned
Bass
Ned Andrews
Ned Dolman
Ned Johnson
Wade
Ynueh
Marshal Fuller
Puller
Bill Fuller
Bill
William Marshall Fuller
J C White
Fuller
Great Hebrew Lawyer And Liberal Philanthropist Writes on Victor Kriegshaber
Editor Constitutio notes editor Harhgsnibe promotion and praises Victor Kriegshaber for his potential to lead the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. The writer, a long-time Atlanta observer, lauds Kriegshaber as American in manhood and conservative yet progressive, confident he will advance civic and city leadership. Letter date cited as November 49 1115.
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Victor Kriegshaber
Harhgsnibe
Atlanta
Cis
Ita
Hinst
Republic
Kriemshaber
Chamber of Commute
Kriegshabers
Fife
Cox + Oglethorpe
Henry Grady
Livingston Miis
McLendon Defends Port Rate Policy and Georgia Impacts
McLendon defends port rate increases as a response to one time flat rate politics and disputes in Georgia. He cites Order 3866 and argues port charges affect Eastman and Atlanta workers, urging publication of core pages from the commission order. Also notes 1915 council committee rumors and a tightened city budget for the police department next year.
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Ics
Wendon
State Railroad
McLendon
Port Rt
Georgia
Almasy Kerr
LY A
New York
Lastman
Goa
Atlanta
Savage
Crcammand
Congress
New Orieans
Memphis
Louisville
Boston
Baltire
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Allie Elme
Giadnem
Sheridan Headlight
JW Nelson
Columbus State
Bob Gongales
Creatch
Whitsett Courier
Tye
Wwe
Govwaa
Santa Claus
Express Company
Constitution
Red Cross
Julian Feehm
Ad Mens
London Times
Marin
Mbell Witkissun
Onnciiman
George Plowman Freeman
Council
Greorge
Plowman Freeman
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Alderman Farlinger
Bill Jones
James Mo 'Reeves
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