The Constitution Advertisement Rates and Post Office Notices
The item lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions and provides contact details for J. R. Holliday as advertising manager outside Atlanta. It notes the Constitution's Washington office and distribution via various New York locations, with statements about delivery deadlines and AP news rights.
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Hastened Crossing Tragedy At Atlanta Suburb
A Central of Georgia rail crossing accident in a Atlanta suburb ends in multiple deaths and injuries as a driver tried to beat a train. The wreck damages train and automobile, with emotional for those affected. The piece urges caution at railroad crossings and warns against reckless attempts.
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Atlanta
Demand for Bhalcedony Rises in Popular Jewelry
The article notes that previously there was little demand for bhalcedony but it has surged in popularity for everyday jewelry, signaling a shift in consumer taste and market interest.
Wet Parade Dud in New York as Prohibition Protest Falters
The Fourth of July anti-prohibition march of about 18,000 in New York failed to meet expectations, with skeptical crowds and weak slogans diminishing the spectacle. The piece compares it to Atlanta’s smaller turnout and notes the broader temper of the nation toward Prohibition. It also covers the British coal strike ending after three months, its economic toll, and lessons for workers. It ends with remarks on entertainment figures and a defeated prizefighter Carpentier ahead of fireworks.
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Volstead
Hellroarin
Fifth Avenue
Atlanta
Congress
Russia
Prohibition
Remus
Dreaming and longing in old verses and humor
A collage of rustic poems and snippets from the Brookfight Argus and Marvell Herald. It recalls summer visions of valleys and hills, and notes on a comic misquote and a grim joke about a Ford axle murder. The mix highlights nostalgic longing, faded gardens, and satirical quips from small papers.
The Valley Farm by Brice Crane Delights the Eye
A reader admires Brice Crane’s painting The Valley Farm noting autumnal tones and simple farm life. The scene shows a farmhouse and barn, golden light, trees, four grain shocks, and a tranquil path to the dwelling, evoking serenity and nostalgic farming rituals.
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Brice Crane
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Public echo and Union City speeches stir Georgia politics
A column rails at Aldine Chambers over impeach talk, lauds John Boykin for fighting crime, and praises Union City speakers including Senator Watson, Governor Hardwick, and Congressman Upshaw. The piece recalls Judge Flynt’s eloquence and reflects on Darien barbecues and Georgia’s political climate.
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Georgia
Charlie Barrett
Almays
Jim Flynt
Democratic State Committee
Tame
Judge Flynt
James J. Flynt
Spalding
Union City
Harding
King Albert
Lloyd-George
Prince Wu
Princess
Charlie
Paris
Tom Watson
Bits of New York Life by QO O Minture on Broadway Rehearsals
The July report surveys Broadway rehearsals with tempers flaring among actors and crew. Anecdotes include a star clashing over lines, a taxi-cab altercation near Longacre Square, and notes on a Negro play Goat Alley. The piece colors backstage life with satire and sharp observations on temperament and stage dynamics.
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QO. O. Minture
Abe Erlanger
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Broadway
Tenth Avenue
Lofgacra Square
Goat Alley
Stars Forecast A Day Of Luck And Change
The reading predicts an unusually lucky day with a president’s cabinet member retiring before year end if readings hold. It foresees love flourishing, government authorities facing criticism, and practical women thriving over idealists. Those born on this date may see prosperity and steady progress, with many marriages among girls and children marked by conservatism and intelligence leading to success with little effort.
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Two Thousand Attend Jersey Cattle Sale at Cherokee Farms
Thomashiiie Ga July 5 A large turnout from Georgia to Canada attended the annual sale of registered Jersey cattle at the Cherokee farms of the Thomasville Live Stock company. Colonel D L Ferry auctioned many fine cattle at strong prices as a noon barbecue drew attendees. Full sale results will be released later.
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Thomashiiie
Georgia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Florida
Jersey
Canada
Thomasville Live Stock Company
D. L. Ferry
Chronic Laryngitis and Health Talk by Dr Brady
Health talk by William Brady M D discusses chronic laryngitis links to nasal disease and tobacco exposure. It notes tuberculosis and syphilis as contributing causes, warns against catarrh terminology, and emphasizes rest and medical evaluation for accurate diagnosis.
Senate bills listed on Tuesday introduce diverse measures
Senator Johns introduces negotiable instrument law. Other measures seek to abolish court fees, protect unmatured crops from levies, record mortgageed crops, exchange property for governor's mansion, set bill of costs in supreme and appeals courts, adjust road tax commutation in Hall County, codify Georgia school laws, restrict false advertising, and curb fraudulent claims against the industrial accident commission.
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General Judiciary Committee
Mangon
Thirty-fifth
Foy
Johna
Twenty Seventh
Cone
Fortyninth
Statesboro
Haralson
Atlanta
Sion
Thomas
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Palmour
Thirty-third
Hall County
Williams
Georgia
Manson
Thorpe
R. E. Lee's chair given to national war relics museum
Washington July 5 a chair owned by General Robert E Lee and used at Appomattox has been donated to the United States government for the war relics museum by the will of Mrs Bridget O Farrell filed here today for probate
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Robert E. Len
Appomattox
United States
War Museum
Bridget O'Farrell
Curzon Sends Geddes White Paper On Oil Policy
London reports Curzon, the foreign secretary, issued a white paper via note to Sir Auckland Geddes. The document, dated April 21, compares British empire oil production and restrictions with United States output, noting limited foreign penetration and no general imperial policy to bar foreign oil interests. It cites Canada Trinidad Nigeria and other regions, discusses leases, companies, and prewar rights, and argues no parallel to U S production.
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Sir Auckland Geddes
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British Petroleum Department
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Canada
Trinidad
Curzon
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Australia
New Zealand
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India
Trinaiad
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Egypt
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Philippines
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Mesopotamia
Washington
This Man Figures His Pulling Worth Few Little Favors
A letter to Representative Jefferson of Alabama from a follower reveals how backers pressed for favors. It asks for appointments for kin, pension relief, pardons, and a postmaster position, illustrating claimed quid pro quo pressure in Congress.
Postal union heads reinstated by Hays in Chicago
Postmaster General Will H. Hays issued an order reinstating ten of eleven postal union leaders who were dismissed from the Chicago office a year ago by former Postmaster-General Burleson for union activity. The action reflects efforts to restore labor representatives and ease tensions within the department.
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Will H. Hays
Chicago
Fostmaster
Burleson
Musical Director of Note Appointed at Central Presbyterian
The Central Presbyterian church announces the engagement of James Alderson as organist and musical director, effective July 1. Born in Durham England in 1888 he began music at age four as a boy soloist and later studied at Durham University the Royal Academy of Music and with notable maestros in England and Canada. He served as tenor lay clerk at Durham Cathedral and held key posts in London Ontario and New York, including director of the symphony orchestra and St Paul's cathedral organist. He served in the American army during the war and organized male choirs and military bands in France. After the war he directed war camp morale concerts and appeared as tenor soloist at Carnegie Hall.
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James Alderson
Alderson
Durham City
England
Durham Cathedral
Church of England
Durham University
Volea
Visetti
Royal Academy of Music
Sir Charles Santley
Durham
London
Ontario
Canada
Conservatory of Music
St Paul's Cathedral
Russell Sage
New York City
France
Fiftysninth Brigade
Field Artillery
Bordeaux
Clermont Ferrand
New York
Carnegie Hall
Tertius Noble
Charles Gilbert Spross
Imperial conference discusses empire communications plan
The Imperial conference committee, chaired by Winston Churchill, weighing land sea air and radio links to develop imperial communications. Delegates from Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa and India convene as premiers of overseas dominions debate German reparations and naval policy.
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London
Associated Press
Imperial Conference
Board of Trade
Air Minister
Post Office Department
Winston Spencer Churchill
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Germany
Lord Lee
Admiralty
Lioyd-George
Meighen
England
Teport
Robert Homne
Fate of Kelloy Will Soon Rest with Governor
Jack Kelley condemned for the killing of Atlanta taxi driver LeRoy Trexler near Griffin last summer will rely on Governor T. W. Hardwick for a possible stay of execution on July 15. The state prison commission heard Kelley’s plea, with his attorney John R. Cooper arguing the trial was tainted by public sentiment and haste. A lunacy commission was requested but not yet acted upon. A final appeal to the Governor is planned regardless of the commission’s action.
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LeRoy Trexler
Atlanta
Griffin
T. W. Hardwick
Capitol
State
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Kelley
Cooper
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Harding Greeting for Venezuelan Independence Day
President Harding sent felicitations to Dr. V Marquez Bustillos on Venezuela independence anniversary. The message praised US-Venezuela friendship and noted Venezuela’s recent visits to New York and the United States. Harding signed with best regards and good wishes.
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Republic of Venezuela
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