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Washington Bureau address 1727 8 Streat No W Mr John Corrigan staff correspondent in charge. The Constitution is on sale in New York City by 2 p m the day after issue. Available at Hotating's Newsstands Broadway and 42nd Street Times Building corner Forty second Street and Broadway 38th Street and Broadway 29th Street and Broadway. The Constitution is not responsible for advance payments to out of town local carriers dealers or agents.
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New York City
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Twenty-ninth Street
Atlanta Spirit Under Siege by Extremist Recall Rhetoric
The editorial defends The Constitution against Dr. Dunbar Ogden's anti recall campaign talk. It praises Atlanta’s moral leadership, recalls past fights over gambling and vice, and urges residents to protest against denigration next Wednesday, affirming the city’s reputation.
Soldiers At Prayer From The Western Front
A soldier reports from the western front describing the religious spirit among troops. Devotional exercises are followed and respected, with men praying at any moment. The letter notes prayer as a source of consolation and resolve amid fighting.
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Trenches
London Spectator
Western Front
Chaplain Front Line Heroism Evokes Soldier Devotion
A war correspondence praises a padre who braves bombardment to aid troops and prayers clash with world power ambitions. The piece notes trenches shaping spiritual vision and references The Soldier's Omen by H Thompson Rich in Bruno Chap Book.
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H. Thompson Rich
Bruno Chap
End of the campaign soon lights up Atlanta voters
The editorial predicts an imminent end to a distasteful campaign in Atlanta as about 14 000 residents register to vote for January 5. It urges national pride in the city’s moral cleanliness and progress and hopes the election will yield a generous, unified turnout and lasting public harmony.
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Atlanta
Satan
Ford
Luke
Luke McLuke
Cineinnat
Enquirer
In the Light of History on Germany Turkey and Christians
The piece reflects on German influence in Turkey, citing Bismarck’s 1877 letter and shifting public tone. It notes the shift from condemning Turk cruelties to praising Turkish soldiers as war continues, with European powers redefining alliance and civilization narratives.
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Turkey
New York Evening Post
Germany
Bismarck
Wilhelm T
The Gift of the Rain and Other Holiday Bits
A collage of humorous verse and brief sketches from The Albany Herald and other papers. It features whimsical pieces on rain, Christmas, New Year reflections, and small town quips with人物 like Father, the Calhoun County Courier, Luke McLuke, and The Cincinnati Enquirer cited in a mosaic of period voice.
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Father
McIntosh
Albany Herald
Calhoun County Courier
Rippling Rhymes by Walt on a dismal day
A fragment from a poem titled Rippling Rhymes by Walt presents a bleak scene of rain and hardship. The speaker imagines hard luck entering a cottage, bringing fatigue and levity through jokes as residents brace for continued misfortune and move to another shack.
Capital. at ted BING OIL INSPECTOR IS GIVEN CHEST OF SILVER
Oil inspector W C Tryant tendered resignation effective January 1 with a chest of silver as a token of esteem. State Commissioner Hal Stanley presented the gift. a retiring administrative official is praised amid ceremonial remarks. J Brown added to Watertower Committee by Governor Harris.
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BING
Oil and Gasoline Inspectora
Stato
W. C. Tryant
Commerce and Labor
Hal Stanley
Battle of Hallots recalls Tennyson in recall chaos
City Registrar Andy Stewart recounted a tax rush at the registration for the recall election, likening it to sieges of Troy and Horatius as voters crowded the courthouse. Other items note an alley dispute over a public space, Ansley Park sewers, ballots being prepared for recall, and a tight mayor pro tem race between Armistead and Kelley.
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Andy Stewart
Balallava
Alfred Tennyson
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Horatius
Aulante
Sewer Committee of Council
Office of Chief of Construction
Conway Place
Crumley Street
Martin Streets
Ansley Park
Jesse W. Armistead
Charles H. Kelley
Armistead
Kelley
College Park Lodge Names New Officers
College Park Lodge No 454 F and A M held its annual meeting December 27 electing officers for the new year. Worshipful Master John H B Bradley senior warden Ben T Neely junior warden J A Niven secretary Hel M Carlton treasurer Joe Bazemore tyler A Q Allen senior deacon Harris Fitzpatrick junior deacon Robert Fitzpatrick senior steward H B Smith junior steward Arthur Reid. Deputy Sheriff John Owens administered the meeting and received a past master jewel as a token of appreciation.
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College Park Lodge
John HB. Bradley
Ben T. Neely
J. A. Niven
Hel M Carlton
Treaurer
Joe Bazemore
Tyler
A. Q. Allen
Harris Fitspatrick
Robert Fitzpatrick
H. B. Smith
Arthur Reid
John Owens
Lodks
Jawel
National Farmers Union Leaders Discuss Rural Credits in Atlanta
Georgia union officials met with National Farmers Union president Charles Barrett and Georgia president J. J. Brown to weigh fertilizer costs and rural credit options. Brown warned against land security schemes and urged Congress to offer a workable plan while Georgia farmers seek lower fertilizer prices to preserve yields.
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Atlanta
Georgia Farmers’ Union
Charles & Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
J. J. Brown
The
Georgia Union
Georgia
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South
Congress
Dr Ledbetter Seeks Leasing Building for Drug Victims
Polk County representative Dr L 3 Ledbetter favors leasing a building in Atlanta to house and treat drug victims under a state plan. The 90 funding of 10000 supports relief as federal Harrison act limits narcotics. Governor Harris will review Ledbetter plan to implement in early operation. He expects a temporary facility rather than a permanent site, hoping the Harrison act will curb the drug problem within a decade.
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Polk County
General Assembly
Congress
Harris
Georgia
Atlanta
Devine
Ledbetter
Atate Board of Health
Ledbettar
Ledbetcer
United States
Suffering Humanity in Europe Needs Aid From United States
Dr F E May of the Georgia War Relief Committee appeals for cotton and supplies for European relief. Cable urges contributions of cotton goods or funds to purchase them, plus cash aid to treat consumptives and prevent disease spread. Requests leather gear, clothing, towels, needles, pins, and sewing machines. Shipments to Georgia War Relief Committee Atlanta prepaid.
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Europe
United States
F. E. May
Georgia
Dainius
Georgia War Reset Committee
Peachtree
Atlanta
Lo E Mas
Grand Opera House Building
Judge Not in Recall Campaign Says Rev Dunbar Ogden
Editorial letters clash over moral issues in recall campaign and gambling device controversy. Rev Dunbar Ogden cites Christ’s words and fruit of actions, urging balance between moral duty and political responsibility. He recalls Dr B M Palmer’s lottery fight and defends open disclosure of police ethics in enforcing law.
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Dunbar Ogden
Atlanta
Sodom
Gomorrah
Southeastern Fair Association
Ierv Ons
Firat
New Orleana
B. M. Palmer
New Orleans
Beavers
Stenographers and the moral call of business life
A satirical nostalgic essay on stenographers by Rev. Dunbar H. Ogden. It mockingly defines stenographers as young women who transcribe and edit employer thoughts, notes their education and price range, and warns of vanity and imprudence. The piece shifts to a plea for moral unity and law enforcement across classes.
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Dunbar H. Ogdei
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