Constitution Building Advertising Bureau Sale Notice
The Constitution is on sale in New York City by m. the day after anus at Newsstands and street corners including Times Building corner Broadway and 29th Street. The Bureau warns it not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers dealers or agents.
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RK Holliday
Constitution Building
Biswager
Ugtalye Allanig
Washington Bu
John Corrigan, Jr
New York City
Dp. m
Hotalings
Brosway
Worey Eond Street
Times Building
Thirty-eignth Street
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Concentrated government advocates in United States cities
A summary from the University of Missouri municipal reference bureau via The St. Louis Star argues concentrated government through a commission plan improves efficiency and service. It cites Atlanta and Fulton County as examples, noting lower debt and tax relief while praising decisive civic action and less partisan politics.
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Municipal Reference Bureau
University of Missouri
St. Louis Star
United States
Star
Inissaton
Atlantas
Fulton County Commissioners
Another chapter on mob violence and false culpability
Jim Keith, convicted of complicity in Sheriff Moreland's murder, claims old man Lake and his three sons from Worth county were innocent. He says Lakes did not know the killer and merely hosted him after the shooting, while a mob lynched them in Lee county, damaging Georgia's reputation with an unfounded accusation and a wrongful execution.
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Jim Keith
Sheriff Moreland
Lea County
Man Lake
Worth County
Lee County
Keith
Lake House
Bart Moreland
Lakes
Georgia
Building an Industry and Dye Goods Tax Plan
Congressman E J Hill of Connecticut pushes a bill for import taxes on foreign dyestuffs to shield American industry from postwar German competition. Washington reports note hearings before the ways and means committee and contrasting views from Fuller Callaway Gunby Jordan, with emphasis on domestic dye stuff factories, explosives links, and broader industrial development.
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E J. Hill
Connecticut
Congress
United States
Constitution
Washington
Corrigan
House
Ways and Means
Fuller EB Callaway
LaGrange
Thia
Callaway
Gunby Jordan
Georgia
Hill
Great Britain
Chile
Germany
Tong
Serene
Bureau of Mines
Horace Porter
Alabama
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Tennenses
Tab
Virginia
West Virginia
American Chemical Society
Hiv
Ways and Means Committee
Wollen
United
Lament on Mob Law and Lynching Escalation in Alabama
The article warns that mob violence expands from lynching for one crime to murder on suspicion and even petty theft. It questions how far this trend will go and urges state officials to act quickly to halt the slide toward anarchy.
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Alabama
Earthquake Verse from Billville Presenter
A fragmented readers’ verse notes an earthquake shaking confidence and routines. It portrays residents mocking fragile ground and the need for resilience while humorous, rural lines reference May Day and bill collectors as the earth trembles. The speaker deflects trouble, implying a large family support motive behind steady lives.
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Brien
Billville
Lara
Welcome Springtime in a Weathered Verse Parade
A playful, rhymed column from a vintage Charlotte Observer page blends seasonal imagery with literary snippets. It welcomes Springtime, contrasts with lingering winter, and echoes old poems and quoted lines. The piece includes references to The Poet by Joseph Lewis French and a philosophical quip about a friend and a dime.
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Joseph Lewis French
Brunce Weekly
Supreme Court Review in Georgia Judgments
The Georgia Supreme Court reviews cases from Madisen and Fulton counties. It reverses in Bullock et al v Martin with Judge Meadow and affirms in various actions including Armstrong v Walton and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company v Walton, with attorneys listed for both sides.
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Bullock Et al
Martin
Madisen Superior
Meadow
J F I. Bond
W W Stark
Moseley
Fleck
ABE MARTIN SUSPENDS FREE LAST FOR WEDDING FEUD
In a spoof note ABE MARTIN declares a temporary halt on the free drink for Milas Flumy Pash and Bund Who, humorously recalling a time when only the local saloonkeeper wore a diamond.
Crisis in Dyestuff Industry Stirs Congress Push
Washington report on a looming dyestuff shortage due to German supply cuts. Congress debates building a U S dye industry via tariffs and tax measures, backed by the American Chemical Society. Key figures include Rep Hill Connecticut and chemists led by Dr Charles Ho Herty, amid warnings of economic and military risks.
Ears a crude and quirky defender of the senses
The piece muses on ears as crude machines shaping information and emotion. It derides overfussy designs, notes the burdens of noise, frost, and social chatter, and imagines absurd fixes like antifreeze for ears. The tone satirically echoes early fear of modern sensory overload.
Methuselah Refuses Death Evidence Of Immortal Sages
The aging figure Methuselah endures beyond common years as cranks preach dodgy cures to extend life. He rejects their advice and reportedly remains vigorous, recounting a century long life fueled by ice cream scrambles and butchered fare, maintaining active movement and health despite skeptics.
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Methuselah
Health Board
Flower memory and wartime industrial foresight reveal
A mournful remembrance poem anchors the piece remembering Mrs Mosea Wood, set against a broader wartime discussion. The dialogue with Mr Hill and Mr Schoellkopf explores rapid explosive production, dye manufacturing, and the need for a self sustaining industry to defend national interests. The speaker urges unity beyond party lines to safeguard American industry and sovereignty.
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Song
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Supreme Court of Georgia
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Una
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House and Way
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Sam
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Connesticut
United States of America
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State Department
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