Postage Rates And Subscription Details In Constitution Paper
The Constitution outlines mailing rates for United States and Mexico editions and lists subscription prices for various terms. It notes carrier delivery in Atlanta and outside areas, with specific monthly and weekly rates, alongside advertising manager and bureau contact details. The notice also specifies where the newspaper is sold in New York and distribution points, and disclaims responsibility for out of town payments to stock card dealers.
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Church and State Debate in Atlanta Civic Effort
President Mell R. Wilkingen of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce urges church involvement in humane civic work such as tuberculosis elimination and Red Cross Christmas seals. The piece questions whether ministers should shepherd souls or guide civic matters, noting Harvest Festival success and urging unity for Atlanta’s future.
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Mell R. Wilkingen
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Ad Men's Club
Atlanta
Wilkinson
Atlanias Electrical Show At Healey Building Draws Crowds
Atlanta contractors and jobbers staged an extensive electrical show in the Healey building that drew about two thousand Atlantans daily. The exhibit showcased every known electrical device for office, shop, and home, with half the admission proceeds supporting the Atlanta Anti Tuberculosis association. The display aimed to educate the public on electrical energy applications rather than to profit.
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Healey
Atlanta
Atlanta Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Atante
Question on Church Unity and Civic Influence by Mr Wilkinson
The piece argues that church unity and progress are challenged by efforts to spread pulpit influence beyond spiritual duties into daily civic life. It questions whether a foundational shift is needed to avoid past disastrous outcomes and notes time's rapid changes as the only hopeful element for a solution.
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Wilkinson
Trail blazer needed for Atlanta university high school site
The piece urges Atlanta to unite behind a trail blazer to locate the university high school, criticizing lack of a decisive official body to propose and secure a site. It argues Fulton county supports the project, opposes the Tenth street site, and warns delays could cost one to two years in an era of educational advancement for the city.
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Atlanta
University High School
Fulton County
Tenth Street
Piedmont Park
University
Fragmented Verse and Prose Snippet Mixes Religious Quips
A collage of excerpts blends poems, dialect humor, and extracts from editorials and letters. It includes romantic bits about Alice, road chatter on the “get-there” man, and quips from daily papers, plus snippets on Christmas and a Civil War era style moral. The tone shifts through playful verse and moralizing prose with regional speech.
Wonderful London Christmas Periodicals Arrive in Atlanta
The Georgia News company of Walton Street distributes London's illustrated Christmas issues to the southeastern states. Publications include The London Graphic Illustrated London News Holly Leaves Pears Annual The Strand Magazine and others. Each issue features engravings and art supplements widely sought by readers.
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Georgia News Company
Walton Street
London
Atlanta
Dla
Christmans
Europe
America
London Graphic
Ilustrated
London News
Holly Leaves
Pears Annual
Strand Magazine
Governor Harris Signs Prohibition Expansion in Georgia
The Constitution dispatches report Governor Harris signed a package of bills banning breweries locker clubs and near beer saloons across Georgia. A northerner, nine years in the state, praises the step as advancing harmony and improving conditions. The note from Daevonpost Iowa dated November 17 1925.
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Harris
Georgia
U. Samuelso
Daevonpost
Iowa
City election managers meet to consolidate votes
City election managers met at noon yesterday and consolidated the votes from Wednesday's election. Returns showed Oscar E. Williamson winning council from the second ward with 1 927 votes and Joseph Loewus 960. The street paving amendment failed 2 486 to 234. Results go to the city council for formal declaration next Monday.
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Oscar E. Williamson
Joseph Loewus
Jackson objects to features in new traffic ordinance
H S Jackson argues against proposed city traffic rules citing one way street plans for Pryor Forsyth and related blocks. He warns of property value loss and conflicts in parking directions and urges citizens to study the ordinance before council approval.
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H. S. Jackson
Hailor
Pryor
Edgewood
Peachtree
Forsyth
Mitchell
Decatur
New York
Forsyth Street
Opeed
Forsyth Streets
Wille Tale
Pryor Street
Broad Street
Interesting Meeting of Atlanta Chapter U D C
The Atlanta chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy held a lively afternoon meeting at the Woman’s clubrooms with Mrs. T. T. Stevens presiding. Reports of officers were read and a letter from Georgia author Mrs. Corra Harris promised a donation to the Stone Mountain memorial.
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William C. King
Akdltor Athasta
L. B.C
Atlanta
T. T. Stevens
James Bedell
Corra Harris
Georgia
Stone Atountains Memorial
Dalton Mitchell
Charles Whubner
Mary L Stead
A. McD. Wilson
Firstice
U. D.C
Wilson
Thormeis
Stevens
J. J Bradley
Cartersville
James Seldon
Macon
Port Rate Reform in Georgia Endorsed by Interstate Order
Royial J. Miller of Atlanta reports that the Interstate Commerce Commission's April 1 1914 order, effective January 1 1916, removes port rate discrimination in Georgia. The measure, aligning with 1906 Democratic demands, lowers rates for hundreds of towns based on distance to ports, reducing special privileges for larger cities and firms.
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Interstate Commerce Commission No
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Maren
University of Georgia Uctport
Lincoln
Shippine
Georgia Commission
Atlanta
H. Warner Hill
Menendon
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia Railroad Commission
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Parking restrictions spark transit gridlock debate
Henry S. Jacks of Atlanta argues that banning curbside parking on Peach tree Whitehall and adjoining streets would push cars onto Broad Forsyth and Pryor creating dense blocks and paralyzed traffic. He urges laws forcing vehicles to move once discharging or taking passengers to keep streets clear.
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Forsyth Street
Peachtree Street
Ellis
Whitehall
Trinity Avenue
Peachtree
Broad
Forsyth
Pryor
Alabama
Hunter
Marietta
Walton
Witehall
Henry
Jacks
Atlanta
Georgia rail row ends with talks on repairs and resumes
The Georgia railroad commission pursues a settlement between the Oulla Southern and the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlanta Railroad over track repairs. The AH&A owner sought to delay a court order, while negotiations continue to share costs. Dahlonega growth and state plans for an auditor also described.
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Ceila Southern Railroad
Railroad Commission
Rairoad Commission
Oreder
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlanta Tralroad Company
Don Pardoe
Oullla Southern
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Raad
Qeilla Southern
Bo& A
Oeilla Southern
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Holzer McKinsey
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Columbia
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Sprngfield Republican
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Oscar Williamson
Oscar A. Williamson
Joseph Lorwue
Woodward
Woodrow Wilson
Marc Schon
Isaac Schoen
Second Ward
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Police Commission
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Core Brown
Lloyd Teaford
W. M Slaton
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Elizabeth Hanna
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James Hedell
WS. Coleman
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Howard McCall
Or. Wilder
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James Jackkson
Helen Pane
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Bahlonega
Statehouse
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North Georgia Agricultural College
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General Assembly
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