Constitution Establish 17 The Standard So Newspaper
The Constitution of Atlanta provides details on postage and rates for various editions daily and weekly. Advertising contact and distribution notes cover domestic and international mailing, with offices in Atlanta and Washington. The paper lists editors, managers, and agency contacts with sale information for New York distribution channels.
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Standard SO
Clark Howell
Roby Rabinson
Alvert Howell, Jr
R. Black H. W Grady
United States
Mexico
Atlanta
Buncay
Atlanota
J Molliday
Constitution Building
Alnoa
Washington
Sureau
Jono Corrigan
Constitution
New York City
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Cager
Satreat
Ninth Street
Democratic discord threatens harmony and votes in Congress
Amid ongoing party wrangling, the piece argues for unity under leadership to avoid a repeat of past Democratic failures. It urges clear action by leaders, warning that continued infighting risks fall results and invites a future shift to nonpartisan responsibility.
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Ulu
National House
Wilson
Congress
Democratic Congressmien
The Brink or the Job and Mayor Smith's Liquor Policy
Philadelphia adopts a policy forcing all city workers to choose between drink and employment. Mayor Thomas KR Smith declares liquor use at work impossible and orders department heads to dismiss any employee found drinking or under the influence while on duty.
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Philadelphia
United States
Atlanta
Smith
Thomas KR Smith
Mayor Smiths
Atlanta urged to adopt concentrated city government
A prominent Atlantan argues the city is board ridden under a council and board system. He cites 30 council and 35 boards, calls for immediate action to establish concentrated authority, noting 360 cities already made the change with satisfactory results and urging Atlanta to follow suit.
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Atlanta
United States
Question of law on Georgia usury and prohibition enforcement
The Constitution notes a speech by Dr Hardman candidate for governor claiming a big purpose to enforce Georgia laws against usury. He promises detail later and argues existing pleas against enforcement would ruin the law. The liquor interests made the same claim yet prohibition laws remain enforced in Georgia today.
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Hardman
Georgia
Mississippi usury law praised as model for Georgia and nation
A discussion asserts growing demand for law observance, urging strict enforcement of all statutes. It cites Mississippi's 10 percent usury cap and enforcement as a template, arguing Georgia to strengthen penalties and ensure compliance by state and national banks to curb extortionate interest.
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Mississipp
Jackson
Mississippi
Georgia
Germany Prepares Economic General Staff For Postwar Recovery
The piece argues Germany is organizing an economic general staff to manage labor, raw materials, financing, and export recovery after war. It warns the United States to prepare for postwar financial and commercial shifts and confront intensifying foreign competition, urging organized congressional action. The text also comments on military readiness lessons and hints at wartime political humor about alliances and honors.
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Germany
Econome General Staff
Europe
United States
Song of the Dark at Daybreak Gates
A lyrical dialogue where the stormy Dark challenges the Daylight world, claiming the dream of Darkness endures and will confront the Sun. The Morning counters that Light prevails, promising dawns, rains of blossoms, and heavenly anthem as Light triumphs over night.
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L. Hen
Mark
Stepa
Jes a Wearyin for You Stanton Day Verse
A Philadelphia reader notes the Georgia Stanton Day celebration and praises Frank L Stanton as a poet of simple wholesome thoughts. The piece laments distance from Georgia and expresses longing with the refrain Jes a wearyin for you as a tribute to Stanton.
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Philadelphia
Stanton
Georgia
Strengthen the Law to Stop Lynching in Georgia
In a 1940 letter from Houxingville, JC Atkinson argues lynching stems from flawed felony rules that favor defendants. He urges amending oath and cross examination limits and granting the state equal appeal rights to curb mob violence and restore justice in Georgia.
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Georgia
Rippling Rhymes on a Henpecked Husband
A comic verse describes a henpecked husband living under a nagging wife. It pokes fun at his daily stings and social aftermath, noting the public ridicule and the lengths he endures before seeking relief from his burdens. The poem paints a lively, period voice on domestic strife and social judgment.
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Mortain
Akate
Crtes
Better and Stronger Laws Urged to Stop Lynching
In this editorial Atlanta editor Nash T. Broyles argues for stronger state laws and stricter enforcement to curb lynching. He calls for constitutional amendments, expanded gubernatorial power to remove sheriffs, swift punishment for crimes, and presses the press to uphold law and order to restore respect for legal institutions.
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Harris
NASA
Mewster
Triec i
Villiers
Board of Pardons
Georgia Weekly Press
Georgia
Teorgitcar
Atlanta
Industrial Development and American Protectionism Note 1916
Editorial excerpt urging industrial development and protectionist policy, citing Jefferson, Washington, Madison, Monroe, and Jackson. Calls for open discussion of preparedness and tariffs to foster domestic manufacture and reduce foreign dependence. Appeals to Georgia's leaders and resources, dated February 24 1916 from Atlanta.
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Lomfort
Fortien
Washington Madison Monroe
Jackson
Georgi
Georgia
God of
Nationa
D Mlendon
Alanta
Annual Stanton Day Observance Praised in Georgia
The Americus Times-Recorder lauds Stanton Day praising Frank L. Stanton for his poetry and journalism. It urges Georgians to honor his birthday on February 22 with pride, noting his rise from Smithville in Lee County and likening the tribute to Indiana honoring James Whitcomb Riley.
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Frank, & Stanton
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Lee County
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Georgia van Do No Lees
Stantos
Lake Rose
Fleal
Wan
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