Constitution issues and distribution details in 1900s Atlanta
Daily and Sunday editions vary by location with monthly and weekly rates. Advertise outside Atlanta handled by TR Holliday at Constitution Building. Washington Bureau address listed. Corrigan Jr. and special correspondents in charge. The Constitution notes distribution through New York outlets and warnings about advance payments to out of town carriers.
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Vy Carrier
Atlanta
Atanta
Holliday
Constitution Building
Acle
Washington
Broadway
Forty Second Street
Times ‘Building
Thirty Eighth Street
Twenty Ninth Street
Southern agriculture urged to diversify beyond cotton
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes a shift as Lewisians ship wheat north and praises diversified farming. It argues the South must grow food for home use and sale, warns on England blocades, and urges Washington to secure terms with Great Britain within sixty days to protect cotton prices and regional prosperity.
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The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Lewisians
England
Washington
South
Louisiana
Great Britain
Nquirer
Not yet won independence until we learn to live at home
The speaker argues that true independence for the community will only come when people first cultivate self-sufficiency and stability at home. The idea emphasizes domestic responsibility as a foundation for national or collective freedom.
Shrine on the Way Through War Prayers and Questions
A war photograph shows soldiers pausing at a roadside shrine in the Carpathians to pray before a Christ figure. The piece reflects on faith amid battle, the toll on home front, and the hope that light will dawn and people claim liberty and humanity against war’s rulers.
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Carpathians
Gelitudes
Tlem
Hving
Mor gan and the Crank in a Capitol Bomb Plot
A controversial piece critiques crank suppression after Crank Frank Holt injures no one but targets J Pierpont Morgan Jr. It argues for surveillance of dangerous cranks, cites New York detectives, and reflects on political unrest, resignations, and public tolerance amid 1910s tensions.
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Frank Holt
National Capitol
J Pierpont Morgan, Jr
Mr Morgan
New York City
Poems of Purpose by Horace C Carliste
A volume of youthful and later verse by Horace C Carliste of Washington DC. The work includes patriotic pieces and reflections on work, life, and eternity. The collection, dedicated to Dr Clarence J Gwensa, features illustrations and the Wa verly Press edition from Williams & Wilkins Co.
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Wall
Horace C Carliste
Washington, DC
Alabama
Clarence J Gwensa
Southern Commercial Congress
Waverly Press
Williams & Wilkins Co
The Give Away Collection Basket Story
A garbled notice describes a contraption called the Give Away Collection Basket used by churches in Walker Missouri. It supposedly silences donors who give a quarter or more, rings a bell for dimes, a whistle for nickels, and a penny makes a blank cartridge fire. If someone pretends to sleep, a watchman’s knock and a Kodak image are triggered, but the inventor’s name and post office are not given.
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Walker
Erald
Dixie Singer
Two Native Georgians Honored as Distinguished Texas Jurists
A Waco Texas bar banquet honored Chief Justice Yantis of the Texas Supreme Court with a speaker, Chief Justice Phillips, praising the late Chief Justice Brown, born in Jasper County Georgia, and Judge Stiehard Matthewho of Gwinnett County. The tribute lauds Brown as a selfless patriot and model of public virtue, recalling Washington’s exemplar and urging moral conduct.
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Waco
Texas
Yantis
Supreme Court
Phillips
Supreme Report
Thanis Brown
Jasper County
Georgia
Hill
Iether Geertsin
Apneis
Stiehard Matthewho
Gwinnett County
Shtips
Wace Binquet
Brown
Supreme Court of Hoag
Thomas J Brown
Tim
Washinngton
Four States Key for Republicans to Gain Senate Seats
A 1914 analysis outlines Republican hopes to flip nine of sixteen Democratic Senate seats next year to overturn the Democratic majority. It names five plausible targets: Johnson of Maine, Gorman of New York, Martine of New Jersey, Chilton of West Virginia, and Pomerene of Ohio, with other potential changes in Maine, West Virginia, New Jersey, Indiana, Ohio, and Montana shaping the map as 32 seats face election.
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Sam W. Small
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Senate
House
Indiana
Thas
Johnson
Marine
Gorman
New York
Martine
New Jersey
Chilton
West
Ohio
Martina
West Virginia
St Aays
Chilton Jr
Washington
Congress
Arizona
Maryland
Mississippi
Montan
Nebraska
Nevada
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Georga
Ash
Lorida
John Sharp Williams
Martin
Carter Glass
Nevila
Rey Phitman
Luise Tea
Missouri
Joe Tolk
Audrosa Montany
Myers
Montana
Hitchcock
Vakland
Marshall
Kern
Shisels
Ralston
Honfendike
Marsland
Thomas Jefferson
Pressure grows for tax exemption of Georgia college endowments
A chorus of Georgia newspapers argues that exempting college and church endowments from taxation would boost higher education and private schools. Editors contend current policy burdens white institutions, penalizes education goals, and urge voters to support a constitutional amendment at the upcoming legislative session.
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Macon News
Quitman Three Press
Georgi
Georgy
Crom
Vontgemein Advertiser
George
House of Representatives
Georgia
Church College
Savannah
Laurens
Tron
Hanif
Fullbrights
Dublin Courier Herald
General Assembly
Tis
Aineigly
Spoiled the Situation Prom The Chicago hews
Fragmentary verse scene on a campus encounter with social topics and language play. The speaker reflects on politics philosophy and a tense moment as a bug crawls down the woman's back, ending with an awkward pause and reaction.
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Prom
Chicago
Furr
Zane
Iyes
Bergsin
Gwmplowicz
Atlanta Women Urged to Aid Rural Sisters via Market Agency
Atlanta women serving on state committees urged immediate aid to rural sisters through the department of agriculture market bureau. Montgomery explained the market for Georgia products and urged club women to mobilize to establish a market for country women and their goods.
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Atlanta
Isma Dealy
Department of Agriculture
Montgomery
Country
Elf
Georgia
Urs Sathe
Geog Club
Thes
Intoomther Turat
Speik
Suinta
Isaah
Georg
Atlantis
Romain
Atonhkomen
Kederu
Federon
Lehieve
Agimnitar
Co-education in Atlanta High Schools Debate
DAN WY GREEN, a Board of Education member, argues for coeducation in Atlanta high schools. He cites safety, mutual inspiration between genders, improved scholarship, and the need for a centralized modern Commercial High School to serve county and city students seeking classical, technical, or commercial training.
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Atlanta
Esse
For & S
Mem Twat
Boyd
T Gurl
Tie
Atlantiitown
Magnificen Central
Tke County
Cit
Commercit High School
Auditorum Seitin
Roergaton
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