The Constitution Ad Rates and Washington Bureau Details
The Constitution announces advertising manager Holliday for all Atlanta territory and lists the Washington Bureau address at 13 No. 17273 Street N W. John Cormiga Jr. is star correspondent in charge. The paper notes sale in New York by 2 p.m. next issue and lists several newsstand locations.
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Atlanta
Ash Lea Aso Oone
Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
N. W
John Cormiga
Star
Constitution
New Tork City
Hotaling
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times
Let It Alone Let Georgia’s Tax Equalization Stand
The piece urges the Georgia legislature to reject repeal of the tax equalization law. It argues the law increased property returns by 85 million dollars, saved bond interest, and protects the state’s financial reputation. It praises the Senate justice committee for an adverse report and calls for the law to be kept intact to ensure justice in tax burdens and future credit.
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Georgia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Senate Justice Committee
General Assembly
Fuel to the Flame in The Georgia Press
The Georgia daily and weekly presses push optimism and rally readers. In Thomasville Daily the heedful note calls for “More fuel to the Dame,” urging continued support to bolster the hopeful minority stance.
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Georgia
Thomanville
Wet blanket warned against stifling progress in Times Enterprise
The Times Enterprise urges communities to refuse pessimism and petty spite that suppress enthusiasm. It warns that “wet blankets” dampen progress, calling for fuel to the flame and urging those unable to keep pace with the progressive stride to stand aside.
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Times Enterprise
Times-Enterprise
Settle the Cotton Problem in Face of Global Trade Strain
The piece argues the United States must resolve the cotton blockade crisis with England promptly. It warns no region can endure another cotton shortage and urges decisive diplomacy after the Lusitania issue clears. Cotton drives the trade balance and must move freely to safeguard the national economy.
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England
Lusitania
Germany
Where Women Can Help Georgia Farm Market Drive
The Georgia market bureau of the state department of agriculture urges city women to aid rural producers. It highlights extension work by state colleges to boost farm products especially dairy and canned goods. Rural Georgia brims with fresh vegetables fruits eggs and dairy, and the bureau stands ready to furnish information to push the campaign for Georgia products.
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Market Bureau
Georgia State Department of Agriculture
Georgia
United States
State’ Colleges of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Dance Time of Day in Dixie and Loud Fronts of Words
A fragmented reading mixes a Dixieland dance refrain with garbled OCR passages about fascination with music and Joy. It juxtaposes lines about fiddle led joy and “Dance time o day in Dixie” with stray quotes on modern language maze and political wordiness. The piece also references distant places and a philosophical quip about laws and common sense.
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Dixie
Poised Chorus of Nations and Honest Jests Across The News
A fragmentary collage quotes songs and opinions about country pride and peace, mixed with satirical lines from the Macon News and The Baltimore Sun. The text references The Arkansas Gazette and other papers, noting a lighthearted war of words and a parody of a patriotic mood.
The Fourth Arm in War Affects Tactics and Victory
The article argues that aviation became the fourth arm of war, shaping strategy across extended fronts. It contends that without air power, French warfare might have extended longer or seen more surprise attacks and shifting advantage. It warns that future conflicts will treat air power as indispensable for command and control.
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Charles &. Freeston
Scribner's Magazine
Bills Introduced in Both Branches of the Legislature Yesterday
The report lists numerous bills introduced Tuesday in the House and Senate across Georgia. Proposals include charter amendments for Elberton Warrenton and Folkston, tax changes, criminal and civil reforms, education board elections, licensing, and a state arbitration board. Notable items: to raise supreme court stenographers salaries, prohibit pistol possession, create Western and Atlantic railroad commission, and rotating city court judges.
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Peacock
Dougherty
Elberton
Heath
Burke
Supreme Court
Stovall
McDuffle
Elders of Tattnall
Weary
Warren
Warrenton
Collier
Stevens
Taccoa
Lanier
Bulleach
Atkinson
Fullen
Commission On
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Walker
Ben Hill
Faster
Morgan
Collier of
Shipp
Colquitt
Ellenton
Sheppard
Sumter
Hodges
Brooks
Charter of
Morven
Swift
Muscogee
Pickten
Charlton
Charlton County
Folkston
Culpepper
Meriwether
Andrews
Fulton
Howard
Liberty
Rice
Towne
Adama
Pike
Barnesville
Dorsett
Carrolll
Chatham
Georgia
Oliver
Quitman
Stewart
Cofee
Dart
Glynn
Jackson
Pickern
Sloan
Forsyth
Blackburn
Office of Public Defender
Davidson
Putnam
Floyd
Hansell Judicial Circuit
Shoptline
Western and Atlantic Railroad Commission
Bell
Milton
Coffee
J. L. Shelton
Harris
Washington
Cobb
Confederate
Manietta
Arnold
Henry
G. B. Childs
Bona
Griffin camp inquiry and state drainage case outlined
The state prison commission will probe the Griffin convict camp next Thursday over allegations that warden R N Geldman ordered severe whipping of a prisoner named Bell and subjected him to harsh sun exposure. Separately, Judge James B Parl will hear Broad River drainage district appeals in Franklin County regarding a $1 million project to drain hill lands, contested by plaintiffs led by attorney George Gude. Governor Harris granted parole to Robert Ramsey, a negro from Cole county, after four years of a 20 year larceny sentence. Representative J M Rice of Towns pushes a three year residency requirement to file for divorce to curb North Carolina residency cases in Hiawassee. The appropriations committee rules that departments must present facts with no emotional appeal and limit speeches to tight time slots. A Murray County election contest between BE J Beck and John Loughbridge will be heard by the privilege and elections committee. Woman suffrage advocates, including Mrs Frances S Whiteside, promote bills for women's voting with information booths in the capitol. their groups expect to testify before the constitutional amendments committee. Representative Andrews invites the General Assembly to a Friday barbecus at his Peachtree road home for lawmakers and press.
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Griffin Camp
Lewis’ Bell
Griffin
State Prison Commission
R. N. Geldman
Bell
George, Gude
Carnesville
Hiltlangs
Atlanta
City Hall Gossip and Civic Happenings in Atlanta
Renfroe departs for Frisco and Chicago to inspect street paving materials for the Atlanta street committee. J. Poole announces candidacy for general council in the second ward. Park Board praises George Freeman for a Georgia barbecue. Pryor Street paving progress expected if brick arrives. debates over pavement style continue. Mayor Woodward weighs rocker club licenses. Cody assumes fire HQ duties. June park report notes improvements at Piedmont and Grant parks. Grady hospital bond talk and school funding eyed. Fifth Regiment hike called off amid riot duty. Farlinger returns from Cornelia orchard. council plans remain unsettled.
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Pryor Street
Georgia Avenue
Mitchell Street
Lakewood Park
Coulder Hospital
General Council
Grady Hospital
South Pryor Street
Orville H. Mall
National Guard of Georgia
Atlanta
Hart Proposes Annual Conventions of Tax Boards
Judge John C. Hart state tax commissioner seeks an amendment to require annual convention of local boards of tax assessors and equalizers at the state capitol. The plan would be financed by the state and aim to improve administration and equalization of the tax law. The proposal cites a one half mill tax-rate reduction and $85,006,000 state values with 65 percent from previously unreturned property, urging education and board efficiency.
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John C. Hart
General Assembly
Jhage Alart
Hart
Dodge Hart
Judge Hart
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Joc
Georgia
Dadami Ware
Bryant and Cobb
Fpulton
Forsyth
Limpkim
Wilkes
Morgen
United States
Rensus Liesiulor
Cam
Uch
Kavernes
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Baltimore Sun
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Arkansas Gazette
Lawrence
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Elbert County
Turner
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Robert Ramsey
Cole County
Reno
J. M. Rice
Towns
North Carolina
Hiawassee
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Mimt
Appropriation Committee
Change of Representatives
Murray County
Committee On
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John [Hk Loughbridge
Loughbridge
Beck
Anate
Franced
Whiteside
Georgian Woman Suffrage League
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Equal Suffrage Party
Equal Suffrage Association
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Hone
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Peachtree Road
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Statehouse
Connell
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St Lp
George Freeman
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Grant Park
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Woodward
Lesnnes
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William Cody
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Cummings
J. G. Cochran
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Ben Thee Crew
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J A. W. Farlinger
Cornelia
Big Orchard
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