Constitution Building Advertising Manager for Territory Outside AVanta
Daily carrier rates list 55 cents monthly or 42 cents weekly, outside AVanta 0 cents monthly or 1 cent weekly. Y R Holliday, sole Advertising Manager for territory outside AVanta, Washington Bureau address No 1537 Street N.W. John Corrigan Sr, star correspondent, in charge. The Constitution goes on sale in New York by 3 p.m. the day after issue at Hatland's Newsstands and Times Building corner. Not responsible for advance payments to out of town carriers, dealers, or agents.
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Pally
Bunda
Tanta
Aulanta
Y. R. Holliday
Constitution Building
Avanta
Washington
N. Wo
John Corrigan, Sr
Star
New York City
le den
Hatalind
Way
Forty-second Street
Times
Thirty-eighth
Broadway
Twenty-ninth Street
Broagw
Zephyr
Congress
Jonah
Pass the June Sheet and Acknowledge Prompt Approval
The finance committee reports on Monday the Tune apportionment sheet and urges prompt approval to avoid unseemly disputes. Atlanta needs swift budget action to complete essential school improvements before term opening, ensuring sanitary conditions and seating for all children while avoiding delays.
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Atlanta
Council
Dixie Highway Supporters Rally As James Resigns
Six Chattanooga business men donate one thousand dollars each to promote the Dixie highway. C E B James resigns as association president amid route disagreements. The piece praises the highway as a vast interregional project crossing two thousand miles from the Great Lakes to the Gulf, urging continued progress and unity.
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Chattanooga
C. EB. James
James
United States
Mississippi River
Tennessee
Dixie Highway Association
Dixie Highway Movement
Fnt
Northern Great Lakes
South Atlantic
Gulf
Council Divided Over Petition to Approve June Sheet
Critics accuse council of petty personal bickering harming municipal progress while urging prompt approval of the June sheet. The debate centers on unity and the best path forward for governance.
War Atrocities and Allied Responsibility in Russia Actions
A national editorial condemns barbarities in war, urges all nations to protest Russian acts in Eastern Prussia, and argues allies must demand humane conduct to maintain credibility in the eyes of humanity. It asserts no nation should shield or repeat such crimes and calls for persistent moral accountability.
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Prussia
Constitution
Regation
Washington
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Russia
Supreme Court of Humanity
Been In the World Too Long poem verses of prayer and fate
A fragmented verse piece contrasts war prayers and tribulation with reflections on luck and misfortune. It weaves Civil War era style lament with a Bilivile newspaper line about misfortune, legal trouble, and a tale of a man who survives disaster while seeking revenge. The piece ends with a religious refrain about spiritual endurance and judgment.
War News and Weather Notes From The Mountain Patriarch
A mixed local page quotes Uncle Jules and Brother Williams on past and present days, notes a Bay Horse sale in Benville, and observes war talk amid a rural view of weather. Also includes a religious反 fishing critique and a skeptical take on Sunday service commentary from Houston Fest.
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Providence
Mae Vee
Benville
Ohio
Lem Stone
Jay Wilking
Mr. Stone
Inez
George T Bailey
Houston
Reunion at Richmond 1818 Tribute Poem by O. D. Gorman
A dated verse from Atlanta, Georgia, recalling a 1818 reunion in Richmond. The poem paints memories of old battles and Confederate heroism, using martial imagery to honor those who fought for the country and the fallen.
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Richmond
Southland
Virginian
Aastrom Life
O. D. Gorman
Bizarre Chick Venture Rumors At Minneapolis Y M C A
Mysterious activities surround Jerome Jackman assistant city attorney of Minneapolis. He reportedly carried hot water to his YMCA room every few hours. A poultry check, claimed as profit from a chicken ink venture, was shown to friends. He said three broods of chickens were kept in his YMCA room, with eggs plucked and heated using a hot water bottle and feather cover.
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Mysteriows
Jerome Jackman
Minneapolis
Jackman
Judge Powall Explains Land Registration Work Before Committee
The general assembly appointed committee members to study land title registration, including the Torrens system, ahead of the coming session. Judge Arthur G. Powell stated the group will reconvene to complete its report, with hearings and briefs already filed and plans to present a recommendation on a land registration form.
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General Assembly
Atlanta
Arthur G. Podell
Torrens
8. M.turner
Quitman
R. O. Holtzclaw
Hountoin County
Arthur G. Powell
Felder
A. L. Barfield
Bibb County
Commisssioners
Washington
J. TP
Olleraan
Atlana
Gtr
James W. Mason
Atlanta Title Guarantee Company
Mason
Will A Howell
Booke
Pamphista
Bar Association
St. Simons
Eukens C. Massie
Alelonand
Jang Hiles
Common Honesty And Simple Justice
A Georgia citizen letter urges review of an opinion by the attorney general denying interest on past due state accounts. The writer cites a 1912 grocery sale to the agricultural school and years of nonpayment, criticizing the state for avoiding liability and calling for justice and accountability in government financial dealings.
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Georgia
Agricutural
Groveryman
Sroceryman
Rechter
Groteryman
Georgina
Q. Lo Williford
The Fickle Star
A New York Times essay reflects on Portugal's civil war news as a minor world event while noting Portugal's once great maritime empire. It recalls early Portuguese exploration of Africa and India, Cape of Good Hope, Vasco da Gama, and 1500 trade ambitions. History is a catalog of dreams.
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New York Times
Portugal
Indiana
Lve
New York City
Frnthers
Europe
Great Britain
Africa
Cape of Good Hope
Bartholomeo Plug
Vasco da Gama
India
Cape of Good ‘Hope
Emmanuel
Ethiopia
Arabia
Persia
Brazl
Empire
Lusitania mails lost deepen wartime shipping outrage
The Washington Star notes 82 bags of U S mail from the Lusitania were lost at sea in hostilities, a grave offense judged extreme but secondary to the ship's destruction. Officials say mail destruction is historically rare, with papers of great value also ending up at the bottom in other cases.
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Washington Star
United States
Europe
Lusitania
Citisen
Graphic Story Of European War Told In Letter To Atlanta Man
Vinent Woodruff of Atlanta, head of the Trust Company of Georgia, received a letter from a London Englishman describing Britain’s grim wartime resolve. The writer notes mass troop mobilization, women in new wartime roles, cities like London and Paris transformed by war, and a shared hope for peace while urgent efforts are underway. The letter also expresses lasting friendship and a wish to reconnect in calmer times.
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Atlanta
Canever
Germany
London
Paris
Campbell rise from Youngstown grocery to steel industry leader
James Campbell of Youngstown Ohio is highlighted as a self made executive who built a major steel and iron industry role after leaving a small grocery business. The piece contrasts him with B C Converse and notes Campbell’s strong organizational gifts, rise to top leadership, and a broader context of U S Steel monopoly debates. It also cites Joseph G Butler Jr of Youngstown on industry prospects and skilled labor concerns.
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James Campbell
Youngstown
Ohio
United States Steel Corporation
Campbell
Uge
Morse
United States
B. C. Converse
Converse
Vottor
Gaston
Con
Inal
Washington
United States’ Steel Corporation
Fin
Corporation of
Opportunity
Mr. Campbell
Europe
Steel and Iron
Joseph G. Butler, Jr
Ghic
National ‘Association
Cutler
Butler
Mahoning Valley Iron Association
Pittenburg
Saat
Andrew Carnegie
Association
Mem
Ponderous Personages-Chas. Darwin in The Origin of Species
Charles Darwin a young Englishman undertook a four year voyage, counting birds and plants across a dozen lands. After returning he wrote The Origin of Species, a work that unsettled religious minds and spurred debates on human descent and evolution. Darwin lived 1809 to 1882, dedicating his life to showing life forms change to meet conditions, though modern chaos raises doubt about human ascent or descent.
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Charles Darwin
Engliehman
Darwin
Rick Andes
England
Westminster Abbey
Rippling Rhymes and civic duty collide in village woes
An excerpted poem by Walt Massas laments weeds overrunning town blocks and laments lack of enforcement while a Manufacturers' Association advocates a quick push for a merchant marine and tariff reform. The discussion notes Congress should adjust tariff schedules to aid American industry.
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Bersef
Manufacturers’ Association
Europe
Tte
Congress
Boll
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Ra Tee
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