Constitution Is On Sale In New York City
A midtown newspaper page notes the Constitution is on sale in New York City with distribution through Hotaling’s and multiple newsstands. The piece discusses shipping, a Washington office, and disputes about wartime treaties, urging acceptance of the Versailles treaty as guiding U.S. foreign policy and noting international finance and bankers’ roles in postwar trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iSingle Goples
Dally
Botta
Constitution Building
al Tertitory
Atlanta
Constitution Washington
Raleigh Hotel
James
Holloman
Newity
Hotaling
Broadway
Worty-second Street
Corger
Thirty-eighth Street
Galway
Constitution
Mag
Associated Press
Nigwa
War and finance in a postwar world balance of peace
The author argues for ratification of the Versailles treaty before the War Finance Corporation can operate fully for producers and exporters. He notes the Edge and Pomerene acts guiding foreign trade, warns of delayed U.S. diplomacy, and laments rising armaments as nations act before the United States joins allies in amity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Finance Corporation
Pomerena
United States
Enders
Senate
Germany
Europe
Georgia
South
Edge
Pomerone
War Finances Corporation
Pomerene
Harding
Far East
France
Italy
England
Japan
Great Britain
China
Just From Georgia and Other Selections by Frank L. Stawton
A miscellany of clipped items and verses notes from Georgia and nearby pages. Mentions weddings and local snippets such as Ada Sutherland and Bill Bush, Celeste Sollins scalding accident, meteor talk, poems and quotations from Kansas City Star and Arkansas Gazette, with a Columbus origin fact.
Crossing Accidents On the Increase In Spite of Warnings
Editor's letter from W A Winburn of Savannah Ga dated July 9 1921 endorses the constitution editorial Victims of Haste urging caution at railroad crossings. He notes railroads push safety through road changes and grade separation but warns accidents rise despite warnings. He argues accidents raise railroad costs borne by the public as higher transport rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Winburn
Pres Central
Gary. Co
Savannah
Calls for Leader To Protect Atlanta From Tax Hikes
A reader letter from H W Quinn of 423 Ormond Street criticizes proposed tax increases on Atlanta residents. He argues municipal authorities press for higher levies without regard for homeowners and business property owners, urging leaders to shield the public from tax burdens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constitution
H. W Quinn
Ormond Street
Atlanta
Reminiscences of 1871 University of Georgia Commencement
The piece recalls the 1871 University of Georgia commencement in Athens with alumni flooding town by horse drawn vehicles and wagons. It notes speeches by Dr B M Palmer and a list of distinguished arrivals, favorite high old time listening, and the lively but sleepy reactions of reporters to the festivities and barn burning of the class of 1858.
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Cordote Dispatch
North
Georgia
University of Georgia
University of Ge Éorgia
Athens
B. M. Palmer
New Orleans
Festus
Ben HI
Jenkins
Board of Trustees
Lipscomb
Hops Hull
Iverson L. Harris
James Jackson
A. 0. Bacon
H. V. M. Miller
W. W. Thomas
Formidable Battery Of Big Guns At Athens Commencement
An immense Athens crowd crowds the streets as alumni arrive for the commencement with Hon. B. H Hill to address them and a banquet to follow. Toasts numbered 28 are toasts to be drunk, with wine, as toasts in Latin and English are delivered by students and alumni. The scene includes Phi Kappa entertainment and a humorous note about the July 30 start and the boys allegedly not staying in school long for speeches.
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B. A. Thorneton
Columbus
W. W. Hicks
Macon
Young Men’s Christian Association
C. I. Jenkins
N. M. Crawford
Martin J. Crawford
James Jackson
B. H. Hill, 1 EL Brown, H. W. M. Miller
Bledsoe
Baltimore
R P. Trippe
J. L. Seward
Mark A. Cooper
B. H. Myers
Colonel Pottle
D A. Wason
Samuel Hart
Athens
B. H Hill
Edger Simmons
Demosthenian Socl
Phi Kappas
W. T. Armistead
Arunk
Atlanta
Art, hunger, and the Prix de Rome in Greenwich Village
Greenwich Village swells with praise for the garret artist Frank Schwarz who won the Prix de Rome after eviction for unpaid rent. Rich patrons and cafe artists debate poverty spurring creativity as others fear shrinking markets for fiction, magazines, and movie rights. A taxi of urban myth and humor ends with a satirical quip about park benches.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Frank Schwarz
Delmonico
Europa
Bertiletti's
Tiny Tim
Tim
Penny Aketechers
Fonla
Atlanta Tax Burden Protest Urges Voters to Block Increases
Rev. Clement C. Cary appeals to Atlanta residents to oppose higher city taxes. He argues municipal spending, wage raises, and bond issues have inflated costs on homeowners and calls for citizen veto or decisive votes to halt tax increases. Written from 45 East Cain Street, Atlanta, dated January 21, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Clement C. Cary
East
Cain Street
Warnings on Splanchnic Conditions and X ray Diagnosis
Dr William Brady warns against distress from mistaken splanchnic diagnoses and X ray readings. He argues many sagging organs are common and not reliable signs of disease, criticizing untrained technicians and corset makers, and urging physician guided use of supports and rest.
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Wisenheimers
Mechanicians
G. O
Knights Templar barbecue planned in Marietta
Knights Templar from Coeur de Lion and Atlanta commanderies and Constantine commandery of Marietta plan a large picnic and barbecue August 6. About 800 Sir Knights and their ladies will travel from Atlanta by auto or streetcar, meet in Marietta at 2 PM, enjoy games, swimming, tennis, golf, and a barbecue at 6 PM with Brunswick stew catfish and lemonades, followed by dancing at the club house.
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Marietta
Coeur de Lion
Atlanta
Templar
Constantine
Mariette
Brunswick
Club Wouse
Great Home Builder Will Visit Atlanta
Prominent realtors expect a surge in Atlanta homebuilding as W. E. Minter of Huntington West Virginia arrives to speak to bankers and citizens about home ownership. Minter will detail the Minter plan with 200 monthly payments and seven percent interest, backed by insurance for buyers, accompanied by F. M. Burnett to discuss expansion with local financiers.
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Atlanta
W. E. Minter
Huntington
W. Va
Minter Homes Corporation
Minter Homes Company
Greenville
8. C
Minter
James L. Logan
Manter
Winter
F. M Burnett
Burnett
Worthless vaccine charged to Georgia farmers sale
Georgia farmers are accused of buying vast quantities of nitro vaccine that is worthless and used to boost soil nitrates and soluble phosphates. The charge comes from the Georgia State College of Agriculture and the U S Department of Agriculture after an investigation urged by the Macon chamber of commerce. Senator Brown’s fertilizer bill seeks Senate action amid technical objections.
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Georgia
Georgia State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Committee
Macon Chamber of Commerce
Macon
State College
Atlanta
L Brown
Department of Agriculture
Commissioner of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Brown
Senate
Displaced Rail Forces Trolley Off Tracks on Marietta Run
A displaced rail on the Marietta Street line caused car 301 to leave the tracks and plow the sidewalk near Ashby Street at 7:15 AM Monday. Passengers were shaken but unharmed. Traffic halted over an hour as Motorman Tolbert said he did not see the rail until near it. the trailer kept the front car from tipping.
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Marietta Street
Ashby Street
Tolbert
Rogers Realty opens new Atlanta headquarters
LUW Rogers Realty and Trust moves into permanent offices at 6 Marietta Street. Ben Padgett, longtime Atlanta real estate figure, heads the firm which holds $350,000 in capital and already bought properties worth $230,000 from the Rogers chain, including the Rogers warehouse on Whitehall Street for $200,000. The company will handle purchases leasing rents and ownership for Rogers stores and real estate and plans to expand into general real estate and later trust business.
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LUW Rogers Realty and Trust Company
Monday
Marietta Street
Rogers
Ben Padgett
Atlanta Read Ter
Atlanta Real Estate Board
Padgett
Rogers Company
Whitehall Street
Harold Rogers
Fulton County Home Builders
Atlanta
Altruism and corn clash at police station caper
George Barnwell 10 with a quart of white corn liquor in his hip pocket tried to bail Louise Jackson from jail. Detective Cody spotted a gleam in his fear pocket and Barnwell ended up in a cell himself. Corn liquor, it seems, is fine in its place but not near police stations.
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George Barnwell
Louise Jackson
Cody
Louise
George
Narrow Escape When Front Axle Breaks Near Cornelia Ga
Ben Padgett the Atlanta real estate man narrowly escaped serious harm when the front axle snapped on a steep Cornelia Georgia hill. Driving to Clayton with two Clayton companions, the car sped down the grade crossing a bridge over a deep gully as the broken axle dragged. It was halted soon after crossing the bridge with no injuries but heavy damage to the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Padgett
Atlanta
Cornelia
Garr Padgett
Clayton
Clodfelter Arrested For Reckless Driving Near Downtown
Elmer Cleaguer of 19 West Peachtree Street was arrested Monday night on reckless driving charges after his car reportedly struck 12 year old Frances Fedet of 227 South Pryor Street in the late afternoon. The girl suffered bruises and cuts and was treated at Nobles Sanitarium. Clodfelter was later released on bond.
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Elmer Cleaguer
West Peachtree Street
Frances Fedet
South Pryor Street
Noble's
Clodfelter
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Frank L. sTawton
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Ada Sutherland
Searcy
Celeste Sollins
Werner. Tennyson J. Daft
Kansas City Star
Satan
Arkansas Gazette
Christopher Columbus
Genoa
Atlanta Constitution
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Dempsey-Carpentier
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