Congress Faces Very Busy Week Ahead
Washington notes a packed schedule as Congress tackles conservation legislation and Colombian and Nicaraguan treaties, debates ship purchases and Philippine independence, and scrutinizes Brandeis Supreme Court nomination with hearings beginning Wednesday. Defense, navy, and insular matters convene in committees amid protests and staffing changes.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Court
Congress
Colombia
Nicaragus
Senate
Brandeis
Mr. Brandeis
United Shoe Machineries Company
Padgett
Naval Committee
Navy Department
United States Naval Academy
Blue
Mabel Huardman
American Red Cross
House
Continental Army
U S Trade Chamber Plans Defense Discussion
Washington February 6 delegates representing more than 760 commercial bodies gather for the National Council of the U S Chamber meeting to discuss national defense and preparedness. Secretaries Garrrison and Daniels will outline defense plans while a special chamber committee leads the defense debate. President Wilson is expected to close the convention with an address on preparedness.
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Washington
National Defense
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Counsellora
Benqant
Wilson
Panama Exposition Opens Amid Delays and Pageantry
President Por ya formally opened the Panama national exposition on February 6 after postponements due to construction delays and missing exhibits. The Panama exposition features many U S government displays from the San Francisco Panama Pacific show and runs for one hundred days with numerous American visitors attending the ceremonies.
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Pennain
Porya
Eshivita
United States
San Francisco
Parrar
Balbano
Panama
Stock market rally fades as war fears weigh on investors
In New York on February 6 the midweek stock recovery showed little bite as uncertainty grew from the Lusitanian controversy and coal mine disputes. Bankers head to London and Paris amid signs of international loans. Steel, copper, and railroad shares fluctuated with broad business improvement evident in textiles and bank clearings.
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Youngstown
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Columbia
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Bari opens at Atlanta theater amid praise and crowds
Henry W. Savage's operetta Bari launches a four performance run at the Atlanta theater with the Wars company led by Dorothy Webb. The production touts strong reviews, a full eighteen piece orchestra, a superb chorus, and brisk patron interest across the South.
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Avlantay
Henry W. Savage
Bari
Atlanta
South
Wars Company
New York
Dorothy Webb
Charles Maskins
Miss Webb
Am Orcheatra
Ametinas
Zeppelin bombs cause minor damage in Worcestershire raid
At a Worcestershire county council meeting reports state forty five bombs were dropped by Zeppelin airships on two raids in the English provinces. The only damage noted in Worcester shire amounted to 25 pounds. Eight unexploded bombs and a propeller fragment were found after the raid.
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London
Worcestershire County Councy
Worcestershire
Trade Activity Surges in January and February Outlook
Bradstreet reports January showed remarkable trade activity despite industry downturns in other sectors. February opened with widespread buying, shortages of dyestuffs, labor costs rising, and high prices. Rail and shipping disruptions persisted, but retail demand remained strong with abundant new enterprises, increased wages, and heavy consumption supporting prices.
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Bradstreet
Misalsaipp
Kansas
Missouri
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Texas
Cotton Market Slips Amid Bearish Influences In February
New Orleans February 6 The cotton market shows heavy offerings and low spirits with prices down 13 to 17 points for the week. Trading months fall 24 to 27 points from prior close amid long-liquidation and bearish outlooks. Buyers hold back as supply and fertilizer costs rise, boll weevil fears loom, and acreage plans emerge amid political tensions with Germany.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Personal and business notices flash through old Atlanta page
A mixed page lists a Madame de Lyle Scintiet spiritualist, a private sanitarium offering limited smoking cessation care and infant adoption, and several professional cards and services. It mentions addresses in West Peachtree and Hart building, plus sewing and beauty services and golf/billiard parlor ads.
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Simpson
West Peachtree
Hart Bidg
Otanta
Infante
Mra M. Tmitebill
Michell
Windnor
MME
Valaire
Bours
Whitehall
Mein
Cadies
New Era Sewing School
Carnegie/ onl
Uarda Folsga
Mariette
Big steel contracts under negotiation around the globe
New York notes ongoing steel orders with railroads, shipyards and fabricators seeking tens of thousands of tons. France and Russia close or near closing large deals, while wartime needs push billions in billets bars and forgings abroad. Domestic demand includes wire, sheets, and heavy products from automotive makers and U S Steel units.
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New York
France
Russia
New Yor
Rndar
Great Britain
Italy
United States Steel Products Company
Treasury condition reports mixed receipts and debt
The report shows total receipts of 2 091 727 dollars and public debt transactions. It notes the year over year comparisons and references a forthcoming convention of railway conductors in St Louis.
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Washington
United Jew Treasury
Esterday
St.Louis
Lours
Order of Railway Conductors
Erder
Cost Of Local Want Ads In The Constitution
Classified ad rates are shown as ten cents per line and six nine for inserted lines with a minimum two lines. Ads must be ordered in writing not by phone. The notice emphasizes protections for advertisers and states the paper is not responsible for multiple incorrect insertions.
Help Wanted in Stores and Trades
Fragmented classified notices show openings for a roving man with business experience and a rapid accurate typewriter operator. Includes addresses, salaries, and vague qualifications. plus millwright, barber training, and shop positions.
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Gnawar
Aduresa
Salesmen Wanted for Southern Territory Positions
Multiple classified ads seeking traveling salesmen and business producers. Requirements include sobriety, clean records, and references. potential earnings often cited as up to 100 per week or $3,000 yearly. Positions promise permanent work, advancement, and territory management with firms listed as Conde Conacist and Industrial Employment Go.
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Ralseman
Coman
Toox
Bundy
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Cura
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Jargual Refiner
Tomao
Avanta
W. T. Dreger
Candler Bullatng
Indeaurial
Ts Kropire
Ivy Tak
AGE BOOKER T WASHINGTON DEAD AND AGENTS WANTED
Fragmented classified page notes memorial books offered for sale with prices, plus numerous “agents wanted” lines for varied products and job ads. Locations cited include Atlanta Ga and Cairo El. includes barber trade training and sewing school promotions.
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Blaife
Frederick Hi
Gutlite
Rta Philips Pab- Lehing Co
Atlanta
James Wood
Waat Point
Neil
Hare End
Seckara
Hixon Company
Cairo
Auickest
Sailers
Washington Holmes
Hirth St. Waukes
Win
Wanted Help Advertisements Show Wide Variety of Jobs
A collection of old situation wanted ads seeks reliable workers in Atlanta and surrounding areas. Listings include positions in bookkeeping clerical sales and engineering roles, with references required and contact through The Constitution office. Several entries request immediate employment and offer favorable pay and opportunities.
SITUATION WANTED Multiple Help Requests
An assortment of help wanted notices includes companions readers clerical workers and a cook or laundress seeking home or office work. Entries list contact numbers and addresses in Atlanta and nearby, with requests for day or hourly arrangements and advance payments. The Consolidation Aifles and the Clearing House for Employment at 611 Chamber of Commerce Building are cited as sources.
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Branging
Skopa
AL Dnitu
Mitenellse
Atlanta
ONCI2
Ivy
Spring Street
Phone Mainla
S. Mayson
Sally Irwin
Adalah
Clearing House
Auaca
Jacobs Auction Co Cash Price For Furniture
Classified line items advertise auction house Jacobs Auction Co Decatur 6 Matin with phone 2286 and listings for cleaning services and mattress renovation. Includes hatters at 20 East Hunter and related vendor mentions.
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Jacobs BS Auction “Co
Bi Decatur
Mall Ordaia
East
HUNTER_&T
Gamete ‘Mattress Co
Biodm't
Aries Wasevin Sti
Wains
C Christensen
Ta East
Investment offers and loans advertised in old notice
Classified style notices advertise high interest loans and investment pitches. Requests for secrecy and specific box mail replies appear, listing sums like 416,009 for fire related security, 32,500 loan, 72,000 loan, and various commissions. Names and addresses such as P.O. Box 386 and P.O. Box 63 are shown alongside vague property and mortgage terms.
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Rex B. Mooney
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