Constitution on sale in New York City mornings after issue
Washington Bureau address 1727 Street NW. John Corrigan staff correspondent shares. The Constitution lists Hotaling Newsstands at Times Building corner Forty second Street, Broadway and Thirty eighth Street, and Twenty ninth Street and Broadway. Not responsible for savance payments to out of town carriers dealers or agents.
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Twenty-ninth Street
Deslera
Up to the Legislature Urged Action on Milledgeville Prisons
The state prison commission calls for immediate legislative action to fund relief at the Milledgeville institutional sites. Typhoid fever and water contamination fears are tied to missing sanitary infrastructure, and renewed exposure of these conditions could push lawmakers to act promptly. The commissions' and health boards' detailed reporting aims to force decisive funds and oversight.
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State Reformatory
Milledgeville
State Prison Commission
Prison Commission
Board of Health
Legislative Committee
Dixie Highway Grows Across 3368 Miles With Rapid Construction
The Dixie Highway spans 3368 miles from Michigan to Florida. Counties along the route have authorized bonds totaling about 9.1 hundred million dollars for linking segments. In Illinois and Georgia, counties deploy convict labor and state funds to accelerate construction with dedication planned for Thanksgiving Day.
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Michigan Peninsula
Atlantis
Florida
Uhnois
Georgia
Dixie Highway projects drive Fourth of July enthusiasm across Tennessee and Georgia
Bonds totaling 455000 have been approved in two Tennessee counties as Dixie Highway groups expand in Tennessee Georgia and Florida. Leaders report strong citizen support and rapid progress toward completion with plans for far-reaching regional benefits and a brighter era of progress along the route.
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Tennessee
Georgia
Dixie Highway Association
Florida
Chattanooga
Dixie Highway Project
Ita
Harsh critique of pupil exam answers in Philadelphia school
A public school examination quizzed children with errors like Benjamin Franklin founder of electricity and Washington a land savior, sparking a debate over spelling, history and general knowledge among pupils in Philadelphia and New York.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Raleigh
Tennyson
Board of Health
New York City
Georgia Wheat Mills Boost Home Grown Food and Self Sufficiency
Reports from Georgia wheat mills show large crops with Sycamore and Powell mills ahead in production. The piece cites southern farming gains, lifting southern self sufficiency and rotating crops to feed families and stock from the farm. It notes broader regional prosperity and warns against overreliance on Western wheat.
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Tifton (Ga) Gazette
Sycamore
Cordele
Powell Mills
South Georgia
Rock HI
W . Rhodes
Too Cold in Life a December Too Melting in Sulul
Poetic reflection on seasonal gloom and hopeful resilience. The speaker laments bitter winters and distant summers while urging persistence, faith, and inner sunshine as the world turns. References to Georgia and holiday hardships add regional texture to a universal mood.
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Greenlans
The Missing One and Musket Ridge Reflections
A fragment from The Dalton Citizen presents poems and musings by The Frinter Poet. It blends sentimental verses about love and loss with wry reflections on war, optimism, economy, and rural life. The piece name checks a famed mule dealer and ends with hopeful lines about troubles passing.
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Dalton
A Grave in Flanders Poem Fragment in Harrovian
A fragmentary poem reflects on a grave in Flanders with lines about a fallen comrade, unnamed soldiers, and themes of memory, duty, and universal sacrifice across war and home. The passage blends reflective imagery with hints of national service and enduring hope.
Moreley Park Keeps Name After Name Debate
Discussion on renaming Moreley Park ends with decision to retain its name Ezra Park is linked to a historic Civil War battle site Alderman Armistead notes verbal contract to dedicate park to Moneley family and Seventh Ward Improvement Club agrees to keep the name A city fiscal debate centers on a 1400 stenographic bill for crematory hearing and a finance committee meeting is set for Monday Fire Chief-elect Bill Coay plans a barbecue to celebrate his victory Mosquito squad in Atlanta, organized since 1906, continues work with substantial health benefits and low annual cost Park West End residents form a committee to seek transforming a vacant triangular lot into a park or playground Bell Street Bridge, old and condemned, to be overhauled with funding debated by general council and finance committee July building boom in Atlanta shows permits averaging 300000 for first nine days Tax receipts rise by 10000 in second quarter of 1915, signaling improved local prosperity Protest planned over cab baggage and express rates West End residents prepare to challenge higher fares before wider authorities Aldermanic race sees Spratt enter to replace Ragsdale in the Tenth Ward.
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Moreley Park
Ezra Park
Plava
Jesse W Armistead
Moneley
Seventh Ward Improvement Club
Ban
Bell Street
General Council
Finance Committee
American Universities Minnesota by George Fittech
George Fittech chronicles the University of Minnesota as it grew from a hillside campus to a central city institution. He notes state funding surpassing all but Wisconsin, a student body near 9000, and fame for football amid a rural-migrant culture of farmers and casters.
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Minnesota
George Fittech
University of Minnesota
Mississippi
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
United States
St Anthonys Falls
Cass
Minnesota 19
Michigan
Norway
Prison Commission Calls Attention to Milledgeville Dangers
The Georgia Prison Commission highlights hazardous sanitary conditions at Milledgeville institutions and urges the legislature to fund permanent improvements. Reports since 1911 call for repairs, a negro stockade, a disposal plant, and an adequate pumping station to protect public health and the water supply.
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Georgia Prison Commission
General Assembly
Willeageville _eas
Milledge Viale Ibis
Tate
Sual
Dutta
Pastorson
Prison Commissioners of
Georgia
Atlanta
Bills Introduced and Passed in the House Yesterday
The House on Monday introduced and passed numerous local and general measures. Names include Tester Monroe Johnson Appling Parker Tavier Monroe Sim Ware Biers Tattnall Elders Tattnall Weiss Sinclair Meoley Bech Wurz Fort Gaines Clayton Fiders Tattnall Igans Screven Clinton Lowndes Smith Toombs Craper Ware June Bulloch Gpro Elders Tattoall Carroll Colquitt Shipp Colquitt Bibb Brown Wheeler Smith Dade Floyd Pale Towler Bibbe Swift Muscogee. The bills cover county commissions, superior court terms, city courts, roads and revenues, and taxation rules.
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Simter
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Agricultural College
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Colquitt
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Rongstables
Georgia
Mb 1Lders
Tattoall
Catoosa
Barfield
Bibb
Brown
Towler
Bibbe
Swift
Muscogee
Argument over disposal of governor mission property at Leachtree
The piece outlines debate in the House on appointing a commission to study the sale of the Leachtree mission property, with Fowler and others accusing delays by the state seeking to block the sale. It notes regulatory questions, proposed leases, and the governor’s commission actions as the House weighs next steps.
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Leachtree
Messrs Fowler
Bub
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Daichmat
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Ulva
Une Stats
Fullbright
Burke
Womminston
Rippling Rhymes and Tax Debates in 19th Century Notes
A fragmented editorial style piece by WACT WAsON splices humor and outrage over taxes and public works. It lampoons funding for bridges culverts and roads while railing against county treasurers and contractor practices. The text also records motions and proposals by local figures such as Mr Marshall Mr Week and Mr Cooper regarding taxes budgets and public health measures.
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Tasior
Week
Tur Il
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Levis
Cooper
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