Postage Rates Change for The Constitution Papers
Postal rates for United States Canada and Mexico show eight to twelve page papers priced 16 to 24 page papers and 38 to 88 page papers with uniform yearly rates. The Daily Constitution costs 65 per year for all days and 7 per year for The Daily Constitution and The Sunday Constitution and The Sunny South. Delivery by city carrier to any address in At smta costs 12 cents weekly for Daily Sunday and Sunny South.
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PATHE
Ganny South
Sunny South
Atlanta
United States
Canada
Mexico
Smta
Anday
Venezuelan Crisis and Monroe Doctrine in Flux
The piece weighs US stance on British and German pressure to collect Venezuelan debts. It argues the Monroe doctrine must protect Western hemispheric sovereignty, warns that fleet actions near La Guaira could provoke war, and contemplates Dewey’s moves close to the Venezuelan coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Department of State
Bowen
Caracas
Western Hemisphere
LaGuayra
Venezuela
Miral Dewey
Enezuelan
Balfour Triumph in British Educational Bill Passage
The British House of Commons passed the education bill with a decisive majority over 100, signaling a victory for the Balfour administration. The measure made amendments acceptable to churchmen and ensured that teachers in voluntary schools would align with the Church of England, shaping school control and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
House of Commons
Chamberlain
Negland
Lee General Educational Board Aims for National Scope
Congress passes a bill to incorporate a national educational board led by Rockefeller to fund equal opportunities nationwide. The plan envisions about 50 million dollars from Rockefeller and additional private gifts, with heavy focus on uplifting Southern schools while respecting existing state roles and avoiding charity. The move is pitched as patriotic and supplementary to state efforts.
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South
Congress
Lee General Educational Board
Athens
Rockefeller
General Board
The Deadly Pigskin and Diplomacy Across Oceans
Review of football injuries from the season notes twelve deaths and many serious wounds, urging reform in the sport. It also discusses Cuban tariff diplomacy, the reciprocity treaty, and U S Senate and House roles, plus assorted political quips and international observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Medical Association
Lfe
Ira N. Hollis
Harvard
Atlantic Monthly
New York Independent
Christmas in Bell County Scribbles and Song
A rough collage of holiday vignettes and humor from a Bell County page. It weaves poems and anecdotes about Christmas trees joy and danger. It notes a fire singling of a future home and a humorous image of lynching under Christmas trees. It includes reflections on lack of heat a welfare note and musings on Howells and a wagon collision in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly
Ike
Dickey
William Dean Howells
Yale Students In Court Fined For Assault On Ticket Speculators
Bradford Ellsworth of New York William Orthwain of St. Louis William Barnum of Mammoreneck N E W Sawyer of Bridgeport Conn and John A Moorehead of Pittsburg were arraigned in New Haven city court on breach of the peace after a November 20 Yale campus incident. Treedor the ticket speculator testified that a crowd took away his Yale Harvard game tickets. A fine of 3200 was imposed on Ellsworth Sauwer and Orthwain each paid immediately.
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New Heaven
Conn
Bradford Ellsworth
New York
William Orthwain
St. Louis
William Barnum
Mammoreneck
N. E
Ww. E. Sawyer
Bridgeport
Yale
Treedor
Harvard
A Negro Educator Urges Progressive Race Work in Georgia
In a letter from Atlanta, W M Hubbard Superintendent of the Forsyth Industrial School argues for wiser laws, reform of convict camps into reformatories, and strong school boards. He advocates industrial education for African Americans, urging training, trades, and moral development to uplift the South and ensure social progress for both races. He stresses qualified leaders and safe teachers, insisting race progress relies on education, discipline, and practical skill.
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Atlanta
Witich
Georgia
Boards of Education and Commissioners
South
W. M. Hubbard
Industrial School
Forsyth
Recent Legal Decisions on Railroads and Streetcar Incidents
Summary of court rulings on railroad fuel negligence, streetcar assault limits, city street signage, labor union rights and injunctions, undue influence in wills, and postal regulations. Notable points include that fueling choices cannot be legislated by courts, a motorman assault is not actionable if outside duty, selective city ordinances may stand, unions may seek injunctions against third-party interference, a son’s importuning can be undue influence, and postmasters must follow federal regulations on registered mail testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sThey
Southeastern
North Carolina
Douglas
Northeastern
Judge Clark
Atlantic Rep
New Jersey
Hendrikson
Fender Service
Stevenson
Pennsilvania
Fudge Dean
United States
Vermont
Rowell
Civil Service Reformers elect Gilman President in Philadelphia
Daniel C. Gilman of Baltimore is chosen president at the National Civil Service Reform League session in Philadelphia. The meeting lists vice presidents from Boston New York Princeton Cambridge New Haven and Washington DC with several notable figures named among officers and a secretary to be announced.
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Daniel C. Gilman
Philadelphia
National Civil Service Reform League
Baltimore
Charles Prancis Adame
Boston
James H. Choate
New York
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Charles Wbice
Cambridge
Arthur T. Hadley
New Hiver
Henry C. Lea
Henry Low
New
Potter
York
Gower
Georgia Senate Backs Various Bills and Appointments
The senate approved measures regulating adulterated syrups, repealed the Western and Atlantic railroad office, and tabled a futures bill. It created a proposed inspector of mines, formed a committee on city charter laws, and confirmed several solicitor and judge appointments amid a quiet afternoon session.
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Senate
Thomas C. Morgan
Bryan County
James B. Burnsides
Hamilton
Etn Rolin A. Russell
Robert G. Dickerson
Clinch County
House
General Assembly
Golden
Peyton
Pabersham
Clarksville
Special Judiciary Committee
Habersham County
McMichael
Twenty-Fourth
Perry
Thirty-Third
Park
General Judiciary Committee
Skelton
Thirty-First
Conference
Stone
Hall
Bibbe
Wililam F. Blue
Tisinger
Stanford
Harris
Secretary of State
G. H. Willams
City Court of
Dublin
J. J. Bowden
Appointments for Alabama conference released
Cordova Alabama December 12 special. The annual Alabama conference of the Methodist Episcopal church adjourned in admirable shape. The seminary at Boaz reported 6000 dollars raised for a girls home. Two hundred fifty students attend. The conference lists appointments for the ensuing year across Anniston Birmingham Boaz and other districts with presiding elders and assigned charges.
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Cordova
Ala
Alabama
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Boaz
Bennett Academy
Clarkson
Miss
Rock Run
T. M. Crumpton
Wedowee
Rauson Keadle
G. E. Ickerman
Grant Theological University
Itancoga
William M. Crowman
Birmingham
W. J. Wiseman
Misa
W. T. Stokes
Rains
J. N. Handley
Crawfords Cave
L. Mann
Haxteysville
Prestaing
Alabama City
R. J. Worley
J. L. Breeman
Bremen
G. W. Powell
Crane Hill
GU. Burdick
Cullman
Hanceville
N. Wu. Powell
Dutton
W. BM. Green
Howettton
N. W. Graham
Jones Chapel
B. C. Sones
Joppa
A. E. Blevins
Xiles
Y. ¥. Freeman
MeVille
W. L. Grover
Melville
W. KE. Killgo
Sand Mountain
G. c. Gwen
I. Perry
E. B. L. Elder
Boaz Seminary
Heat Quarterly Confernee
R. B Stancil
W. Burdeshaw
Presse Elder
Alco
Finch
Cottage Hill
N. Bagett
Crestview
Fla
Willam
Thirty Years State Convict and Damages Suit
Thirty years state convict released from Mississippi penitentiary after a 1873 manslaughter sentence. Includes data on lengths of service, death rate, and inmate demographics. Also reports suit for damages by Laurel cotton mills against Gulf and Ship Island railroad over freight and through bill of lading terms. Mentions commissions to municipal officers elected recently.
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Jackson
Misc
Jais Cooper
Mississippi Penitentiary
Warren County
Cooper
Iwo
Joe Johnieson
Issaquens County
Circuit Court
Hints County
Laurel Cotton Mills
Gulf and Ship Island Road
Stonewall Mills
Meridian
Laurel
Treal
Taxation clash stalls early 1920s finance bill in both houses
Lawmakers debated a revenue act raising taxes on stock exchanges and retail liquor sales. The House and Senate wrangled over sections authorizing a 1 to 2 percent tax, with amendments and conference talks continuing into the night. Members argued over protections, exemptions, and the Act’s broader impact on commerce.
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Eg Ag
Agre Ag
Cute
Campbell, St
Reid
Uquer Ur
Houston
Blackbur
Aakburn
Genete Amefi
Miller
Atock Exch
Senate
Bower
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Adveirby
B. M. Pack
T. H. Sunt
W. Blackburn
BH. Donnelly
Gavelty
James T. ?Ter
Claude
Constitution Publishing CO
Nichols & Holliday
Constitution Building
Atlanta, GA
Great Britain
Germany
Caribbean
Washington
Lord Rosebery
Wales
Evs
House of Representatives
Cuba
Cuban Congress
Palma
Bob Taylor
Mke
John Barrett
Oreate
Bill Chandler
New Hampshire
Carnegie
Senator Clark
Montana
Castro
Europe
Roosevelt
Pritchard
DeWet
Mr. Roosevelt
Tinois
Mark Hanna
Macon
Tomat Taft
Supreme Court
Philippines
Jacob
Esau
Selahtar
Senator Hoar
Senator Alger
Erne
Italy
Mike Hig
Addicks
Tom Johnson
Sweet Singer of Whitsett
Harlequin
Napoleon Bonaparte
Santa Claus
Billville
Senata
Brinson
Decatur
Akin
Bartow
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Harris County
Messia. Cann
Stovall
Inspector of Mines
Gordon Lee
General Penitentiary Committee of
Doraine
Prison Commission
Office of Inspector of Mines
Yan
Methodist Conference
Dawans
Jake Cooper
Mississippi
Othes
Humber
Rouse
Obo
Blackburn
Siaton
Sf Art Glass
Favrile Ag
Ape Hachive
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