Inside The Constitution 1910 Subscriber Notice and News Bits
The notice outlines daily and weekly subscription options with prices and delivery details. It names advertising manager and Washington Bureau, lists travel representatives, and gives locations in Atlanta and New York. The text blends ads with a column of editorial quips about politics and current events from 1910.
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Atlanta Urges Maddox to Seek Re-Election for Two More Years
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and thousands urge Robert F Maddox to consent to a two year re election to continue able stewardship during a critical period with $8 million in bonds to be expended. They argue his uninterrupted administration would bring peace to the city and benefit Atlanta's business and civic interests.
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Maddox
Atlanta
Robert F. Maddox
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Maddox
Atlanta Bond Drive Urges Rapid Municipal Improvements
City officials outline a $3,000,000 bond plan to fund immediate Atlanta improvements. Ready specs, bids, and advertising should begin now, with printing and delivery to purchasers within six weeks, followed by swift execution to select equipment and contracts. The push carries Atlanta’s post election energy to finish the project promptly.
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Atlanta
Reform of court procedure cited by Cartersville resident
A Cartersville reader urges Georgia lawmakers to revise criminal procedure to increase certainty in punishment and reduce delays. He cites unanimity among Georgians and cites Judge Foster Judge Watson and Judge Fite, calling for equal number of peremptory challenges for both sides and repeal of challenge for cause by older jurors to reduce costs and improve justice.
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F. C. Foster
Madison
Thomas E. Watson
Thomson
A. W. Fite
Foster
Watson
Jude Prod
Thomas ‘E. Watson
Havai
Cartersville
Georgia Legislature Faces Evolving Legal Standards
The remarks argue that current legal conditions erode the protection of innocence and enable crime. They urge the legislature to address intolerable standards affecting justice and public safety in Georgia, emphasizing the need for reform to curb escapes from guilt.
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Georgia
Postpone Corporation Tax Recommendation Urged by Chicago Paper
The Chicago Regard-Herald urges a six month postponement of the new corporation tax until the Supreme Court rules, arguing the decision may come by midsummer and avoid harm from early compliance. It questions the tax’s fairness and impact on small corporations, calling for fair treatment and delay.
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Chicago
United States Supreme Court
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Taft
Supreme Court
Treasury
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Just From Georgia and Other Humorous Snippets
A collage of comic verse and light satire from a Georgia themed page. Includes ribbing about the Meat Trust, water pipes in winter, a marriage license anecdote, and farm life quips. Features playful dialect and dated humor reflecting local flavor and newspaper variety.
Maddox for Mayor Endorsed in Atlanta Letter
An Atlanta reader strongly endorses Robert F. Maddox for reelection in a February 17 letter to the Constitution. The writer asks the editors to maintain pressure until Maddox consents to seek another term, reflecting broad citizen interest in the city’s leadership.
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Maddox
Constitution
Robert F. Maddox
Atlanta
Paul Wesley
Bonfils Heads From Chicago to New York to Meet Roosevelt
Frederick G. Bonfils of The Denver Post leaves Chicago for New York en route to meet former President Roosevelt in Khartoum. He plans to urge Roosevelt to focus on this country through the chamber of commerce networks and Kansas City activities.
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Chicago
Webruary
Vienna Court Ball Feud Hurtles German Ambassador
Baron von Tachischky, German ambassador to Austria, clashes at a Vienna court ball over Count Aehrenthal's escort of Lady Cartwright. The incident, tied to Austria's Russia policy, prompts a public diplomatic row and a string of transfers from Saint Petersburg to Paris and Vienna.
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Count d’Aehrenthal
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Austria
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St Petersburg
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Prince Radolin
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Hamburg
Kaiser
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Stummer
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Street Improvements Held Up Indefinitely
Aldermanic board postponed securing an agreement with the Georgia Railroad on crossings and paving Decatur street. Street committee asked for a grade crossing at Moreland avenue, a footbridge at Yonge street, an extension of Whiteford street with an underpass, and paving from Yonge to DeKalb. The railroad conditioned on closing the Yonges street grade crossing, while fourth ward councilors pressed for a wagon bridge at Yonge street, stalling the plan.
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Aldermanic Board
Georgia Railroad
Decatur Street
Moreland Avenue
Yonge Street
Whiteford Street
Yonge
DeKalb
Yonges Street
Fourth Ward
Counciil
Fire Board Orders New 9000-Pound Steam Engine
The fire board approved a new steamer from Ahrens Manufacturing, Cincinnati, due in ninety days. Continental model, latest appliances, 9000 pounds, heavy steam capacity, priced at 6225 dollars. Chief Cummings notes it will add valuable capacity to the department.
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Fire Board of Firemasters
Ahrens Manufacturing Company
Cincinnati
Cummings
Citizens Seek Extension and Regrading of Spring Street
A large gathering of citizens will attend the street committee meeting this afternoon at 4 to urge extending and regrading Spring Street to Peachtree Road. A petition signed by hundreds requests widening and regrading, with a possible branch from the Alabama street viaduct to Spring Street when built.
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Street Committee of Council
Spring Street
Council
Peachtree Road
Alabama Street
Street Committee
City Prison Committee to Meet Saturday
A meeting of the city prison committee is set for Saturday at 2 30 pm at the city prison. The panel will likely elect officials under the superintendent with the superintendent nominating most. Nominations include dry end night guards a cook and whipping bosses Taft Names Gillespie Kington February 1 (text obscured) period.
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