Newspaper Subscription Rates and Notices 1913
Atlanta readers are informed of daily and Sunday subscription rates by carrier with prices for daily weekly and tri weekly plans. Notices instruct subscribers to report changes, beware of unauthorized agents, and remind that the Washington Bureau operates in the Kibbs Building with staff correspondent John Corrigan Jr. The Constitution is sold in New York City by 2 p.m. the day after issue, with specified sale points and traveling representatives listed.
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Two Georgia Judges Speak Out On Judicial Elections
Judge Price Edwards and Recorder Nash R. Broyles argue over how law is enforced and whether judges should be elected by the people. Edwards cites pardoning abuses since the Civil War while Broyles says courageous judges fear no public ire. They urge open discussion to find a remedy.
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Labor Denounces Dynamite and Anarchy Across Nation
A strong labor voice praises the Indianapolis court verdict against dynamite conspirators. It upholds punishment of the guilty and condemns methods of violence as barbaric. The editorial argues the case clarifies the industrial climate and reinforces it as progress for labor and public safety.
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Unjust Defense Funds Misleading Labor Support Questioned
The text condemns thousands of workers for contributing to defense funds for those now proven guilty. It notes softened outrage due to labor leaders' approval of the decision and the creation of a clear precedent against future use of such subversive methods.
Board to Elect New General Manager as Carey Stands Re-Election
The Atlanta park board, meeting today, will elect a general manager to succeed Dan Carey who has served four years. Rumors claim some board members aim to defeat Carey though most expect his re-election. Reports by municipal experts McFarland and Sands praise Carey's work, and The Constitution expects a strong reappointment favored by the public.
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Taft as Patriot Not Politician in Historic Retrospect
The piece argues Taft should be remembered for conscience and oath over politics, praising his patriotic restraint in Mexican policy and domestic steadiness. It notes mixed views on tariffs and advisers, predicting his unique place in history as a president defeated for re election yet widely esteemed. It quotes The Washington Post on Wilson and lampoons New Year sentiments toward politics and money.
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Just From Georgia The New Year in Verse and Song
A fragment of verse and song celebrating the Old Year’s departure and the New Year’s arrival. It weaves dialect verses about farewells, lingering memories, love, health, and hope, with refrains of old characters and a jovial toast to the coming year and brighter days.
New News of Yesterday Anecdote on Civil War Reconciliation
The 1913 essay sketches a late winter 1881 scene in the U S House with Speaker Randall and generals Sherman and Johnston. It describes their cordial meeting and mutual embrace, portraying reconciliation as a unifying national ideal and urging nationwide emulation. Tomorrow, Edwards will recount a newspaper correspondent’s friendship for Garfield.
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What’s Wrong With The Law A Georgia Judge Debate
A Georgia reader responds to a Constitution editorial on judges enforcing the law and election by the people. He defends re-election for judges who uphold duty despite critics, noting that law enforcement strengthens justice and that opposition from criminals will not deter a firm, fearless judge.
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Newport Tower Mystery Told in Old Newport Legend
The Newport Tower in Rhode Island is a stone-willed mystery debated by antiquarians for centuries. Some insist Norse builders, others say Governor Arnold’s windmill, with Palfrey arguing for a late seventeenth century mill. Longfellow linked it to the skeleton tale at Fall River, but no definitive answer exists. Tomorrow The Junius Letters.
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The Year 1913 by George Fitch Aun'hor
The year 1913 opens with bright prospects for many yet forecasts trouble for Turks Republicans and the Cubs. Automobiles sell well. crops flourish. the Panama Canal opens informally. Washington faces frightful acenca in March. Woodrow Wilson pockets offices as candidates multiply. Selenore rises, planes drop men, and science stalls on cheap eggs and legal verdicts.
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Pardons undermine law in Georgia says judge
Judge PRICE EDWARDS laments executive clemency overruling court sentences in Georgia. He cites pardons that shortened murder and other sentences, undermining respect for judiciary. He urges press and legislators to curb pardons, warn of rising lawlessness and influence of political friends. December 30, 1912.
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