The Constitution Postal Rates and Cable Dispatches
The notice outlines weekly and yearly subscription terms for The Constitution, with rates and delivery details. It lists the Washington and Atlanta bureaus, describes hotel delivery in New York, and mentions offices and advertising management. It also notes editorials on tariff politics and public affairs, plus regional political chatter and humor.
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Infare Christening for Auditorium Armory in Atlanta
An old fashioned infare will inaugurate Atlanta's new Auditorium Armory a major, modern municipal structure. The event blends an automobile show and a music carnival with top artists, aiming to attract national attention and fill the venue for several days and nights.
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The Moral of the Libel Cases
A U S district court case involving The New York World and The Indianapolis News charges of official corruption tied to the Panama canal deal tests libel law. The piece stresses press rights, public officials' reputations, and whether the newspapers hold truth or face vindication or acquittal as the case unfolds.
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New York World
Indianapolis News
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William Nelson Cromwell
United States
Vanams Canal
Sieke
Ciitizen
Why It Wasn't Credited To The Herald
The Augusta Herald reproachfully objects as The Constitution reprints its advertisement for a canning factory. The ad seeks 1000 tons tomatoes 100 tons sweet potatoes 100 tons peaches and 100 fans beano. The Constitution notes Georgia home industry, showing state wide opportunity. It would have credited the Herald but for clipping from Augusta Chronicle.
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The Momentous Canal Decision
President Roosevelt and Taft announce approval of a canal across Panama with engineers’ report backing the plan. The project is pegged at 360 million dollars and six years to completion, dismissing earlier doubts about safety and feasibility.
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Seeing Signs and Georgia Verse Fragments in Local Patch
A collage of verse items and humorous notices from a Georgian newspaper page. It includes poems on spring signs and rural life, a political jab about the Cabinet, a hotel butter complaint, and dialect sketches. Notable voices reference Georgy dialect and local editors.
The Appendix Future and Surgical Fashion
London surgeons announce new theories that the vermiform appendix has value in delaying aging and may be transplanted into the abdominal wall to preserve its functions. The piece notes past doubt about appendicitis and predicts a shift toward preserving healthy appendices, with practical questions about transplantation and future surgical practice.
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Justice Under Arrest Sparks Georgia Case
Savennah Ga February 18 detectives arrest former Taodinall county magistrate DV Pippins on a rule absolute issued by Judge BOP Rawlage of Tuttas Superior Court for failing to turn over money collected for the Screen Hardware Company of Ba m.
Washington bits on temperance and politics ripple through rural life
A Roosevelt commission report links liquor and intemperance to farm life ills, urging state actions to dry regions and protect rural communities. The piece also covers Senate clashes over Tillman Beveridge Bacon remarks, Congress nearing adjournment, and plans to read Washingtons farewell address with Brownville memorials on deck.
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Aides chosen for Georgia Inaugural Parade effort
Georgia congressmen select aides to accompany General J Franklin Bell during the inaugur ation on March 4. Three names are listed from districts one two and four, each must provide a horse and gear. Tailor made mounts are scarce within 300 miles, and plans include shipping horses to Washington for the event. Judge Adams presided over a committee meeting where inter state and foreign commerce topics and committee makeup were discussed.
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Doctor Holderby Refuses to Pass on Blue Mouse
Dr A R Holderby, pastor of Moore Memorial Presbyterian, publicly opposed The Blue Mouse and declined to travel to Atlanta to view the show. He refused to name a surrogate, citing lack of a clearly suitable representative and saying he would rely on local management to judge.
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Thomasville gifts 2570 to Emory endowment fund
Support for the Emory College endowment grows as Thomasville residents, led by President James Dickey, pledge donations including $100s and $200s. A public appeal Sunday yielded $2750 in subscriptions, with names of local subscribers listed and a hope the total will reach the $300000 goal soon.
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Governor Elect Receives Ovation at Greenville
Governor Elect Joseph Brown addressed a large audience in Greenville Georgia at the noon recess of court. Ex Governor Joseph B. Terrell introduced him and urged appointing Brown as railroad commissioner after a thorough search. The crowd praised Brown as a capable leader, with Mrs Brown charming attendees.
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Joseph B. Terrell
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Georgia
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Canned Music Clause Bill Emerges From Congress Debate
Washington lawmakers report on a copyright bill known as the canned music clause. It preserves the composer’s exclusive rights but lets makers of mechanical instruments use the composition for a set term with a renewal option. The terms specify copyright use for 28 years with a 28 year renewal.
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Ruling on Prohi Law by Alabama Supreme Court
The Alabama Supreme Court in the Marks case held that beverages not judicially known to be intoxicating are not violations of the prohibition act per se. Whether these beverages are intoxicating enough to violate the law is a question for the jury, a ruling that may weaken the act.
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