Constitution Building Advertising Bureau Outside Atlanta
The Constitution announces 66 cents per month or 13 cents per week for Atlanta area residents and 0 cents per month or 14 cents per week outside Atlanta. Address details include Washington Bureau at 1727 5 Street NW and John Corrigan as staff correspondent. The Constitution will be on sale in New York City by 2 pm the day after issue, at Hotaling's Newsstands on Broadway and 52nd Street, Times Building servers at 38th Street and Broadway, and 129th Street and Broadway. It states it is not responsible for advance payments to out-of-town carriers.
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Holliday
Constitution Building
Washington
Street
John Corrigan
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Constitution
New York City
Jasue
Hotaling
Broadway
Second Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Twant-ninth Street
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Meeting to discuss Georgia agricultural development on Tybee Island
Building Georgia Savannah calls prominent Georgians to Tybee Island on Saturday July 24 for a major discussion of Georgia’s agricultural development. The gathering, endorsed by Governor Nate Harris, features talks on farm labor, railroads, and the Southern Settlement and Development Organization, aiming to form a Georgia branch to attract investors and educated farmers. President S. Davies Warfield leads as a founder, with Maryland chartered organization plans to study southern resources from Maryland to Texas and foster cooperation among states, railroads, and government agencies.
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Savannah
Tybee Island
Georgia
Nate Harris
Savannah Board of Trade
Georgias
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
da Wies Warfield
Maryland
South
Texas
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Bureaus of Agriculture and Immigration
United States
R & To
Georgia Considers New Immigration Organization Branch
Government port facilities at Baltimore and key Atlantic Gulf ports to handle foreign immigration. Proposal to establish Tureac headquarters in Baltimore with branches in other cities. Georgia urged to form a state division to develop the plan, with southern states already organizing. Virginia already has stepped in.
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South Atlantic
Gulf
Tureac
Georgia
Virginia
Georgia May Build Its Own Line of Foreign Trade Ships
For the first time in modern commerce Georgia could run a dedicated foreign trade fleet if laws remove the current embargo. The state already has Georgians owning vessels engaged solely in foreign commerce.
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Georgia
Georgi
Georgia home-ship registration push gains momentum
The article argues Georgia should allow Georgia owned foreign trade vessels to fly Georgia registration. It cites tax neutrality, immediate ad valorem gains, and the benefit of shipping headquarters and shipyards at Georgia ports. It notes most vessels are currently registered in New York and could stay there while enjoying Georgia port privileges.
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Georgia
New York
House Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Bank Receiver Sought For Alamo Bank In Georgia
A petition before Judge Henry A Mathews in Macon seeking a receiver for Bank of Alamo at Alamo Georgia was filed. A Saturday hearing was set with Attorney General Clifford Walk representing the state bank examiner.
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Alamo Bank
Henry A Mathews
Macon Bible Circuit
Bank of Alamo
Alamo Ga
Clifford Walke I
State Bank
Bills Introduced and Passed in Both Houses Of Legislature Yesterday
A set of bills were introduced in the house on Thursday by multiple representatives including Anderson Jenkins Cooper Parker Fulton Gillis Beall Beazley Strickland Young and Walker. Proposals covered charter amendments Waycross city act doves season set to August 16 to March 1 mothers pensions Vidalia as state depositary and stream clearance requirements among others.
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Heard County
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Warren County
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Taliferro
University of Georgia
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Toombs
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Culten
Atlanta
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Sloan
Worsyth
Hutcheson
Turner
Editorial criticizes automobile tax and calls for state highway reforms
In a letter from Commerce Ga dated Jub 10 1915 the writer disagrees with a recent editorial on the automobile tax arguing the rural free delivery system gains little from the tax and suggesting channeling funds toward a state highway commission. He urges preserving the tax and using proceeds to improve highways, doubting a new commission would help and warning against state meddling.
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State Highway Commission
Reson
Covington
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