Constitution distribution terms and sale locations
The notice lists advertising rates for outside Atlanta and Washington Bureau address at 1727 No Street N Wo ak Jom Corrigan as staff correspondent In charge The Constitution is for sale in New York City by 2 pm the day after issue at various Newsstands and streets The paper disclaims responsibility for advance payments to out of town carriers or agents.
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Holliday
Constitution
Atlanta
Washington
Hope in Civic Unity in Atlanta Amid Recall Turmoil
Atlanta leaders from diverse faiths and viewpoints unite to avert division sparked by a recall effort. The community emphasizes peace and constructive progress, urging citizens to support municipal rebuilding rather than discord, with Beavers’ displacement to be resolved by courts. The Atlanta spirit of unity and progress is urged to endure for the city’s welfare.
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Atlanta
Let Us Hope Not In Perpetual Session
A fragment quotes Speaker Champ Clark urging Congress at the opening of the present session that it will remain practically in perpetual session. The text suggests doubt about this forecast and notes the impulse behind his remark.
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Champ Clark
Congress
Perpetual Congress Discussed as a Disruptor of Business
An opinion argues that constant congressional sessions harm commerce by creating ongoing uncertainty. It urges shorter, focused sessions, contending laws should be tested before enactment and that business prospers when government intervenes minimally. The piece stresses the country does not want perpetual sessions.
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Congress
Congress Cus
The Little Country Church Reflections on Rural Faith
The Boston Transept cites the Gifford Pinchot commission showing rural church decline in Ohio and across states. It argues the small country church remains a spiritual landmark despite population shifts and travel accessibility. The piece notes old memories, family observances, and the enduring pull of “The Old Time Religion” on communities.
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Boston
Gifford Pinchot Commission
Ohio
Farmers Automobile
Country Church
Christmas Seal and Holiday Humour Across Georgia
A collage of festive verse and humor pieces features Mrs Hodgson’s Cross Seal appeal, Christmas whimsy, and regional dialect anecdotes. It interweaves moral reflections, poems on war and peace, mock advertisements, and light social commentary from Georgia and nearby regions, with verses about charity, liberty, and holiday cheer.
Proclaiming the Kaiser in Constantinople and wit
The Springfield Republican notes the Kaiser proclaimed Muhib ul Salam in Constantinople a phrase meaning lover or well wisher of Muslims. A German peasant quips the Kaiser may pray for their conversion. The piece references hopes for unity and mentions King Constantine and Dumba’s potential homecoming for Boy-Ed and Vou Papen.
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Constantinople
Springfield Republican
Muhib Ul Salam
Richard Cotbert
Dumba
Vou Papen
Riddle of a universal aid and a park misdirection
A cryptic riddle hints at a universal item used for pleasure and sport found in every land, with the clue promising a political stir and a popular park manager’s claim it relates to something beyond parks, while a City Marshal hints at prior mischief and a public offer for a correct answer, amid a jumble of local civic notes and traffic law discussions.
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Fork
Joseph Oncar Cochram
Tam
James Marcshall Buller
Thursdiss
The Charger That Bucked and Killed a King
A royal rider is thrown from a frightened steed during a review as dreadful news spreads by wire and wireless. Across lands from Greenland to Africa the shock reverberates, sparking cries to lynch the charger while ten thousand peasants are reported shot or dead beside rifles, their bodies stained with blood and dirt.
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Greenlands
Afric
On Growing Old by Ghorge Fit Author of At Good Old Siwash
A humorous essay on aging, noting aging arrives for all and varies in age. It traces changes from fifty to ninety, describing hair loss, teeth, digestion, and mobility, while wryly acknowledging wisdom and new detachment that come with time.
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Ghorge
Siwash
Wire
Strong
Georgia Court of Appeals Leaders in Output Says Judge Wade
Judge Peyton L Wade argues Georgia Court of Appeals produced the most opinions in 1914 surpassing other states as the Alabama and Arkansas high courts trailed. He warns that rising caseload and a reduced panel may force rushed decisions and possible affirmations due to limited judges.
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Georgia Court OF Appeals
Peyton L. Wade
Coutt
Court of Appeals of Georgia
United States
Wis Tubhating Company
Vampeny
Just Reso
Ineed
Supreme Court of Georgia
Alabama
Coat of Appeals
Georgia
Court of Anpeals
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of Arkadsa
Paris
South Carolina
Texas
Oklahoma
Supreme Cowl
Court of Appeals
Roan
Oinstead
Broyles
Southeastern Reporter
Battle Cry of Peace shown by Fifth Regiment in Atlanta
Tickets go on sale this morning for the Battle Cry of Peace at the Auditorium Armory next week. The Fifth Regiment Georgia National Guard presents a gigantic film with full orchestral accompaniment, touted as a patriotic duty to prepare for national defense.
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Atlanta
Navy League of the United States
York
Fifth Regiment
Wood violets in December and old men at play
A fragmented poem contemplates wood violets blooming in winter and an elderly man finding solace in youth’s echoes. The piece contrasts bleak December meadows with secret vows of renewal whispered by the violets as Augusta Wall closes with social commentary on aging, youth, and worth.
Court of Appeals of Georgia Judgments Affirmed
Georgia Court of Appeals affirms a string of trial court judgments in criminal cases with numerous defendants named by error. Lawyers Newell Roop JoS Edwards Hutcheson Grffth Matthews argue for plaintiffs in error while various solicitors general represent the state. The report ends noting Judgment Reversed in one case and lists multiple counties and judges involved.
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Ft Edwards
Robert Mellin
Ontra Hesters
Stair
Herren Sup Mor
Thomis Aendrickn
Willa
Hendricks
Wilkes
Tlquitt Superior Court
Cox Fenn
Wilkes Volcestor
Herbert Clay Soilelter
Conta Lunceford
City Court of
Washington
Wyane Calley & Colley
I W Gilbert
Haynes
Va State
East Man
Neese “Cw Atwill
FH Roberts
Gardner
Jefferson
John Leusx Russell
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