THAUS ADDRESSES SUBSCRIBERS AND READERS
A fragmented 1912 notice from The Constitution listing subscriber terms payables and agents, warning against paying other dealers. It includes references to advertising manager, Washington bureau, sale points in New York, and traveling reps. The text also surveys Christmas, politics, and public mood with satirical clips from various papers.
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Atlante
Gutacriters
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Hibbe
Fittess
John Corrigan
Cold Storage Penalty for Atlanta Credit Waste
The Constitution condemns idle municipal credit and urges action to avert a health and financial crisis. A photo shows earth-closets near a water reservoir as Atlanta faces a $5,000,000 idle credit, urging transparency, bonded future growth, and a renovation drive to modernize city facilities and prevent pollution.
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Atlanta
Howell's Mill Road
Lakewood Improvement Referendum Endorsed by City Leaders
The Constitution urges Atlantans to vote yes in today’s general election on the Lakewoods improvement, a plan to enhance public property near Lakewood with council approval required before spending. City officials Chamber of Commerce and business leaders back the charter amendment, arguing the project will raise property value and benefit the municipality.
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Lakewoods
Lakewood
Auditorum Armory
Piedmont Path
Inman
Chamber of Commerce
Board of County Commissioners
Right Between the Eyes on Municipal Bond Limits in 1912
The Constitution cites mayoral responses from New York Atlanta Dallas Memphis Syracuse Rochester and Chester, comparing city borrowing, bonding limits, and progress. It argues Atlanta overuses credit while peers like New York and Syracuse show higher limits or prudent use for permanent improvements, urging a remedy to align with national practice.
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Stern
Indorse
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
New York
Denver
Civic Progress
Henry J Arnold
Pittsburg
Buffalo Debt Limits Compared Across Cities in 1912
United city reports show Buffalo Atlanta Milwaukee Kansas City Philadelphia and Louisville facing bonded debt limits around 5 to 10 percent of assessed valuations with varying plans to issue more. Articles note Atlanta's 16 percent fictionalized quota and other cities debating increases, voter approvals, and future borrowing for permanent improvements.
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Richmond
Constitution
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Blankenburg
Rudolph Blank Esrl Rag
Louisville
Louisvilie
Ae Einnafars
Pte Pill, Phelan Ie Ra
Just From Georgia Christmas Cheer and Turkeys
A nostalgic verse celebrating the Christmas season in Georgia. It recalls old joys, the renewed vigor of holiday spirit, children believing in Santa, and a festive feast with turkey. The piece blends warm images of family gatherings and communal merriment with seasonal reflections.
Atlanta City Debt And Borrowing In The 1910s
The piece surveys municipal borrowing limits in Boston Providence and Atlanta. It notes Boston and Providence nearing legal borrowing caps while Atlanta holds a large capacity but refrains from issuing more than a 1 million bond. The article argues cities must progress, pays debts, and warns of financial penalties for neglect.
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Clark Howell
Roby Robinson
Albert Howell, Jr
E. R Black
B. W. Grady
United States
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Hotalings Nowestants
Brosdeay
Times Building Carser
Thirty-eighth Street
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Domnelly
Overbey
Crowlet
Turkey
Hi Johnson
Meat Trust
Congress
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Anysay
Mr Rockefeller
Earth
Dixie
Dollar Bull
Baltimore American
Patrick
Sarah Bernhardt
Amerika
Mr Carnegie
Florida Times Union
Roosevelt
Dixie Darky
Bulding
New York City
William Jo Gaynor
New
Gaynor Major
New Yorks
Atlant&s
Dallas
Tiras
Texas
Wmm
Tolland
George Ainslie
Tlantas
Memphis
Memphis Tenn
Tennessee
City of Memphis
E . Crump
Syracuse
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Dan Ackerman JR
Rochester
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dan C Brown
Milwaukee
Wis
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Richard Glvin
City Register
Kansas City
Atlantas
Kansas
Sleepyville
Georgia
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Bestona
New Boston
Aittle
Fitzgerald
Boston
Providence
Henri Fletcher
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