Atlanta Constitution Advertising and Staff Notices 1910
A fragmented OCR of the Atlanta Constitution includes postal remarks about rates and delivery, advertising management for outside Atlanta, Washington Bureau contact, subscription notices, and a long editorial mash note railing at current politics and public figures with assorted jabs at Taft Roosevelt and Brumbold. It mentions Condensed staff names, subscription reminders, and locations for obtaining The Constitution in New York and Atlanta.
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Washington
Constitution
Hibbs Billing
John Corrigan
New York
New ‘York
Hotaling's
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Park Row
Madison Bauare
AL Bura
Daai
Hoverley
C. H. Donnelly
R. PF. D
W. D. Brumbolde
W. W Stokes
Constitution “Publishing
Taft Press Defense Narrows the Presidential Scrutiny
The Taft administration faces widespread editorial scrutiny from both Democratic and Republican papers. Some defend him, urging more time, while others critique policy and temperament. National journalism seeks a cautious, judicial angle amid a mixed defense from his party outlets.
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Democratic Des
Hish Pie Parks
Ats
Tafthes
Shuattoh
Taft
Secése
Widen Stewart Avenue For Better Traffic Flow
Editorial notes long delayed action on widening Stewart avenue from Whitehall to Wells street about 1 000 feet. Property owners now plan to press council to widen to fifty feet, arguing the site will become a key business street and traffic congestion could worsen. They urge immediate action before further delays and higher costs.
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Stewart Avenue
Whitehall
Wells Street
Council
Cny
Welle’ Street
Abi
Keisudad Beetears
Fulton County
Vital attitude of the farmers union urged for southern prosperity
The Georgia Farmers' Union acreage committee calls for diversifying from cotton to food crops to secure economic independence. The Georgia division platform and President Barrett warn against overreliance on high cotton prices, urging less cotton and more food production for the south’s prosperity.
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Georgia Farmers’ Union
Constitution
South
Atlanta
Dixie
Georgia
Barrett
Public Roads or Mississippi River Debate in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Inquirer critique questions why federal river and harbor funds favor the Mississippi and Delaware river projects. The piece argues for sweeping inland waterway investment, urging a national policy prioritizing the interior water system and questioning allocation patterns between major rivers and other inland routes.
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Philadelphia
Quirer
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Mississippi
Public sentiment on national improvement fund distribution
A fragmented historical passage argues that most citizens deserve benefits from the national improvement fund, noting government spending in education and goods advances the general good. It suggests time will come when Congress recognizes these public rights.
Fly Campaign Warns of Housefly Doom in America
The American Citrie Association plans a nationwide campaign to eradicate the housefly. A “fly-committee” in Washington will use moving pictures to show the insect’s deadlyimpact, aiming to educate theatergoers and the public about the threat. The campaign, backed by health groups, could push the fly toward extinction within a few years.
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American Citrie Association
Washington
América
Nickelodeon
Just From Georgia No Bet on Blossoms
A fragmented verse fragment about weather and luck contrasts with a tale of a man delaying politics and a preacher, including a line about Washington time and a story of a dealer. The clipping ends with a humorous note: The Editor Keeps the House and a family in Maryland voting.
Whimsical scraps from Georgia papers and a Pullman baby
A collage of local tidbits from The Douglasville Argus and The Columbia Herald. It includes rustic poems and regional dialect vignettes about spring in Georgia, a note on woman suffrage, a tale of biscuits bought by a baseball league, and a Pullman sleeper baby calling for breakfast as the door opens.
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Columbia Herald
Palmengers
Sant
Near Beer Saloon Closed After Dice Game Raid
Detectives raid at 252 Decatur Street leads Recorder Broyles to close the near beer saloon as a nui dance. Manager L W Berkstein bound over to state court on gaming and keeping a gaming house with $1,000 bond. Five Black patrons bound over on gaming charges at $100 each. Witnesses say dice were rolled on the counter while Berkstein watched. restaurant proprietor corroborates repeated gambling with patrons.
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L. W. Berkstein
Decatur Street
Broyles
Nuidance
John Graham
Richard
Hawke
Berkstein
Berkatetit
Nekross
War talk in Japandarkens mood across nations
United States readers report a surge of anti Japanese sentiment and a looming fear of war. Leslie M Shaw former treasury secretary spoke in Morristown New York last Tuesday predicting inevitable conflict between the United States and Japan. Maj General Rankin Bellan warned war could break out at any moment, while the public struggles to understand the reasons behind such rhetoric.
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Tokio
United States
San
Fragmented Caption Reads From Obscure Montgomery Clip
Partial OCR text shows names and place fragments: Montgomery, Specian export, Het writ. Content is unclear but indicates a local notice or brief item.
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Montgomery
Wives and Baronetcies Mark Foreign Court Tales
The story reviews Sir Coleridge Kennard's betrothal amid divorce rulings and imperial titles. It traces baronetcy patterns under Queen Victoria, the Pease family fortunes, and colonial ties as Grand Duke Michael defies czarist scrutiny and new titles for Prince Charles spark royal ceremony debates.
Fine Lecture Under Auspices Of The Ten in Atlanta
The Ten, Atlanta's civic club of ten prominent citizens, will host a free lecture by Professor Shailer Mathews of the University of Chicago on Remaking Public Opinion. The event, organized at personal cost by The Ten, aims to benefit the community and welcomes all interested ladies and gentlemen. Members listed include Terrell, Paxon, Beck, Brittain, Cooper, Daniel, Evans, Jones, Purser, Sale, White, and Willet.
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the Ten
Atlanta
Cable Hell
Ueman
Joseph M.terrell
Czar
Frederick J. Paxon
Acribe
Marcus W. Beck
Marion Brittain
Walter G. Cooper
Charles W. Daniel
Beverly D. Evans
Samuel J. Jones
John F. Purser
George Sale
John EB. White
Hugh M. Willet
Graham Sent to Atlanta Pen for Peonage Conspiracy
Blooded by the Florida dispatches, Thomas A. Graham a Baldwin County Alabama naval stores operator convicted two years ago of conspiracy to commit peonage and sentenced to thirteen months and a $1000 fine was moved to Atlanta Pen. The item notes his transfer and mentions a related case involving a negro man and a Montgomery based group.
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Naval
Pensacola
Fla
Thomas A. Graham
Prominen Naval Stores
Baldwin County
Alabama
Tranta
Sta
Black listing law upheld by Texas court ruling
In Tallas Texas on February 24 the Texas Fifth District Court of Civil Appeals upheld the Black listing statute as constitutional. A brakeman awarded 2500 dollars against St Louis Southwestern Railway for discharge over refusing a train with working air brakes. He alleged lack of service letter hindered future employment. The decision likely to reach the US Supreme Court.
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Tallas
Texas
Court of Civil Appeals
Fifth District of Texas
St. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
States Supreme Court
Fire Destroyed Two Business Blocks in Greenville NC
A morning blaze in Greenville caused 159000 dollars in damage across two business blocks. The courthouse, county jail, and several large firms and homes were burned. flames were fanned by a strong wind, but no lives were reported lost.
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Charlotte
N. C
Greenville
N.C
Daily Nee Sector
Two Die in Forney Hotel Fire in Kaufman County
Dallas Feb 24 Two men were killed early today when the Forney hotel in Forney Kaufman county twenty miles east of Dallas burned. The deceased are Roy Farmer of Forney and an unidentified man from Kemp Texas. Besides the hotel the blaze destroyed three nearby store buildings with stocks.
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Texas
Forney
Kaufman County
Herd
Roy Farmer
Forneys
Kemp
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