Constitution advertising rates and distribution details
Carrier rates in Atlanta and outside. J A Holliday listed as Advertising Manager for territory beyond Atlanta. Washington Bureau address given. Juan Corrigan identified as staff correspondent in charge. Constitution sold in New York by 2 pm daily and at Hotaling's Newsstands. Not responsible for advance payments by out of town carriers, dealers, or agents.
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Austria should have known note on Ancona sinking
The United States sent a sharp note to Austria over the sinking of the Italian liner Ancona. The dispatch labels the act as wanton and dangerous to neutrals, including Americans, and cites Germany’s prior concessions on submarine warfare as context. The piece discusses implications for Germany Austria and potential positions on the Lusitania.
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Austria
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Germany
Dumbas
Lusitania
Modest Indiana Candidates Evade Public Spotlight
In Indiana rumors suggest several would be political contenders shrink from public endorsement. Friends and supporters, suspecting hidden ambitions, maneuver to shield them from exposure and coax them toward seeking office. Evidence of this reticence appears in private circles.
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Indiana
Thia
Open candidate visibility praised in Indiana leadership rule
The Lafayette Indiana Leader editorial urges candidates to reveal their aims openly and campaign actively. It praises Indiana as a state where offices rise to meet seekers, not seekers camp on thresholds, noting that the office must drum up the candidate.
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Indiana
Why not all go home in wartime trench humor
A Hartford Courant story recalls a German trench scene just before battle where a board mocked the English and then the French. Laughter met each fresh insult until the final plea Why not all go home echoed through the ranks as softer voices urged peace and homeward thoughts.
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Emily Viele Strother
Elizabeth
Wally St
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Cau
The Unfit Must Fight War Toll and Cripples Called
A London correspondent reports Britain and its allies press on with a forced draft of the unfit for service. Cripples escape only by various loopholes while factories employ more workers and women and children replace men. Letters from home describe the morale drop as sick and wounded are pressed into fields and on prisoners in Champagne.
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London
Chicago News
Early newspaper delivery as real estate lure in Arkansas
The Arkansas Democrat notes real estate agents promoting early morning paper delivery as a sales premium for suburban lots near Little Rock. It cites advertisers highlighting on time delivery as a key convenience. real estate men see it as a smart investment in attracting buyers. The piece ends with brief, unrelated notes on Kaiser, payrolls, and Ford voyagers.
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Arkansas Contemporary
Commonk
Little Rock
Place Hall
Arkangas Democrat
Daly
Arkansas
Georgia time and love and the Georgia philosopher
Fragment of a long, dialect filled prose poem and editorial mashup recounting themes of love, labor, wealth, and societal commentary. It blends verse fragments about happiness, the seasons, and rural life with editor notes and satire on idle wealth and politics. Names and places appear in rough form, including references to Georgia and Indianapolis.
Christmas shopping in a business way chronicles household gift prep
The piece observes shoppers braving bad weather as stores glow with holiday decor. It contrasts practical, businesslike gift planning with sentimental choices, recounting a woman who outfits desks and desks for children, selecting monogrammed stationery, ink, and decorative containers to ease Christmas anticipation.
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A Sustaining Grace Poem by Gordon Noel Hartel
An elderly man endures hardship with dignity, greeting all with a smile despite loss and wear. The speaker notes his quiet strength, implying a sustaining grace from heaven that keeps him hopeful amid life’s burdens. Atlanta, Ga. December 9 1915.
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Aluggard
Sul Bell
Tig Lite
Gordon Noel Hartel
Atlanta
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A humorous poem about catching a cold and the antics of illness. The speaker narrates symptoms and defenses, from sneezing and coughing to bundled whiskers and worried relatives. The verses roam from house to yard and park, with comic riffs on drafts, doctors, and everyday misfortunes.
Court of Appeals of Georgia cases summarized for reading
Court of Appeals of Georgia lists numerous civil and state cases argued and submitted. The docket includes Staig Lite Insurance Company versus the State from Bald Wire George Smith. McDonald Town of Ludowie versus Liberty F Briard from Tift R H Howell. Perry Greegs versus Calhoun Tove Thormas. Wo oOM Wiggins versus Wapie Luther Redwine. Nick Hampson versus City of Thomasville. Polk versus State. Green Parker versus Screven. Lonnie Harper versus State. William B Kent versus State. Ed Chandler versus State. Azzie Martin versus State from Milton. Forest Smallwood versus Hall. Elmer Williams versus Warne J 8 Murrey. Josh Wiggine versus Mayor and Council of Cordele. Millard Stephens versus State. Nowell versus City of Colquitt. Mra J W Cromp et al versus T H Knox et al. Way. J 8 Batley. Mrs Coker et al versus Guano Co. HD Handshaw et al. J E Brannen administrator. FW Payne Continental Trust Company. Kirba versus Southern Railway Company.
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Ludowie
Liberty
Briard
Tift
Howell
Muscogee
Perry Greegs
Calhoun
Cromp
T H Knox
Recall Election Date Confirmed Despite Petition Checks
City officials announced the recall election date for Police Commissioner Andy King remains fixed after 2965 verified names met the threshold. The Tolmson petition was paused as clerks continued name checks, with legal opinion stating date cannot change, while registration lists and tax data shaped ongoing discussions.
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Andy King
Ki Tolmson
Kimge
Perton
Tolurson
Tribute to Uncle Remus Presented by Atlanta Woman's Club
An Atlanta Woman's Club program celebrated Uncle Remus with speaker Chandler Hart and readings by Robert Blaeburn. Mrs Edward Midowsill, Mrs Macdowell, and Mrs Jo M Van Haclin assisted as the club noted gifts, including books from the author to Mrs Macdowell. The event featured two guitar songs, club commentary, and ahousekeeping lesson by FP Poole. The announcement of a December 22 Christmas toy drive for 200 children was also shared.
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Bertha Schald
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Ile Pagan
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Commission seeks workers for Western and Atlantic board
The Western and Atlantic commission has received numerous letters from people seeking jobs, especially for the sergeant at arms post, though officials say no new positions will be created and duties will be handled by county sheriffs under the act. Joseph Portle, Georgia solicitor general, and Rep John Hutcheson of Turner visited Atlanta for brief business and state officers. Senator Paulk and Sen George A. Faulk were noted in connection with related discussions, while Faulkerton’s visit aligned with the commission’s formation but not its proceedings.
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Tor
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Sweden An Official Catalogue At Panama Exhibit
The Swedish government has issued a catalogue for its Panama exhibit describing Sweden’s geography and general features. It highlights agriculture with many small proprietors, forests covering over 52 million acres, waterways and water power, and extensive iron and steel industries, plus numerous advertisements and commercial notes.
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Indianapolis
Sweden
Europe
Acrostic Praise And City Hall Debate In Local News
The issue includes a fouscil acrostic recital praising council members amid recall talk. Merchants on Whitehall Street seek repeal of a new parking ban while the Street Committee plans next year’s projects and street improvements. A National Guard recruiting camp set up opposite City Hall aims to spark enlistment.
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Foxcusé
Cauels
South Pryor Street
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